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I’m joined by Michael Parent in a conversation that covers everything from AI, Regulatory Capture, Algorithms and Advertising, and more. It was a thorough conversation, and I think you will all enjoy it!
You can also watch the conversation on YouTube here below:
I wanted to let you all know that I will be in Dallas on November 7th, 2026 for a special live episode of Do You Even Read? Hope to see some of you there next month!Tickets Here!
Today I was joined by Auron MacIntyre to discuss the recent KY-04 Primary Fight, the media ecosystem in the GOP, generational divides in the electorate, and “panican” energy directed more at Trump rather than those like Thom Tillis and others. AIPAC, Gas Prices, and other issues, all broken down in this discussion with Auron.
A patron was kind enough to send me some cash to review “Whitewashing America: Material Culture and Race in the Antebellum Imagination” published in 2003 by Bridget T. Heneghan. Published in 2003, the text precedes the modern “woke academy” discourse, while still being very much apart of a progressive understanding of race. Material culture in itself, as the author explains, looks at the actual artifacts of the time and how they developed the cultural consciousness and understanding of high culture, race, and specifically “whiteness.” There’s a lot in here that I dig apart but the historical examination of material culture is something we should do a lot more of in our day to day understandings of ourselves and our enemies.
Vulpes (@vulpesvulpes9 on Twitter) has joined me once again to talk about Continental vs Anglo understandings of Civil Society, the massive NGO network, and how the Right has so much work to do.Vulpes’ has a great Substack, which you should read here.
I had a spur of the moment conversation last week with a Mr. Yianni Katsadas, a seminarian in the Greek Orthodox Church and a non-profit founder where his online namesake originates from, providing financial support and educational resources for Churches across the US. We discussed how American culture war battles are viewed and come to Greece, the brie…
Will Tanner is a law school graduate, writer, and co-founder of The American Tribune. He joins me to discuss Section 3, Chapters 15 and 16 of Sean McMeekin's 2021 book, Stalin's War: A New History of World War Two. We discuss the Soviet-Japanese neutrality act, the movement of troops to Russia's western flank, and the opening days of Operation Barbarossa.
Where you can find Mr. TannerThe American Tribune: https://x.com/TAmTrib Will Tanner's Twitter: https://x.com/Will_Tanner_1
Christ is Born! Merry Christmas Everyone! This is my annual Christmas Address video for 2024. An emphasis on community building and cautious optimism for the year ahead.
The Prolific Katherine Dee joins me to discuss the future of online ecosystems, AI Companions, political spaces online, and is the digital frontier truly closed?
Originally recorded on December 4, 2024.
Tooky's Mag (David Herod) and Capitalisimo of The Sidebar podcast join me to discuss the infamously annoying "Wifejak" meme, and the monetization of memes, the crypto scene on Twitter and on the online right, and focusing on the post-election online ecosystem and speculators.
You can also watch the free teaser section on YouTube as well.
The Stalin's War Series returns! Raging Mandrill joins me again to discuss section three, chapters 13 (Mobilizing the Proletariat) and 14 (The Battle for Belgrade.)
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