The Tradistae Podcast

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  • Update: Christmas 2020
    An update from Thomas for the end of Advent and the beginning of Christmas. God bless you all!
    Links
    Stream Link for the Ecological Embertide at 6pm on Friday
    Embertide Announcement Flyer
    Spiritual Practices for the Winter Embertide 
    Patris Corde recording on Patreon
    Holy Family Catholic Worker donation link
    Episode #13 - Fr. Alek Schrenk on the Embertides
    Outro from Sufjan Stevens Christmas Collection (a favourite of Elliot's)
    12 min
  • #31 - Deuteronomy 22 (Bible Study no. 1)
    Thomas and Luke get riled up by the Good Word of the Lord. It turns out that the "rigid and backwards" decrees of the Mosaic Law aren't so irrelevant to the modern world after all...
     
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    11 min
  • #30 - "Catholicism and the Bourgeois Mind" by Christopher Dawson
    An audio recording of Christopher Dawson's essay "Catholicism and Bourgeois Mind".
    The question of the bourgeois involves a real issue which Christians cannot afford to shirk. For it is difficult to deny that there is a fundamental disharmony between bourgeois and Christian civilization and between the mind of the bourgeois and the mind of Christ...
    Full text of the essay here.
    To support the work of Tradistae, please become a patron on Patreon.
    28 min
  • #28 - Interview: Marc Barnes on Integralism and Catholic Social Teaching
    Thomas interviews Marc Barnes about his work at New Polity, the importance of Andrew Jones' research towards the revival of integralism, and the demands which Catholic Social Teaching makes upon the nations of the earth. We discuss escaping the ideologies of modernity, on both the right and the left, with a radical Catholic political theology.
    Go subscribe to New Polity on Twitter, youtube, and their podcast.
    You can read many excellent articles over at newpolity.com and purchase their print magazine at newpolity.com/magazine!
    1 hr 20 min
  • #27 - (Excerpt) The Duopoly and the "Working Class"
    Thomas does a class analysis that breaks down the coalitions of the duopoly in the USA, using evidence from the donor and voter bases of the 2020 presidential election. 
    Links: 
    GOP:
    Old Industry (oil, coal, manufacturing and extractives in general)
    Military/Police
    Small Business
    Manual Laborers
    DEM:
    New Industry (Big Tech)
    Artists/Creatives
    Big Business (hedge funds, banks, Amazon, Walmart, etc)
    Professionals/Managers
    Bloomberg Breakdown of Donors: https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2020-election-trump-biden-donors/   
    Top Biden Campaign Donors: https://www.investopedia.com/top-donors-to-biden-2020-campaign-5080324 
    Top Trump Capaign Donors: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/033116/top-10-corporate-contributors-trump-campaign.asp 
    Absolutely Vapid and Insidious Tweets from Either Side of the Aisle: 
    The "Progressive" Democrats: https://twitter.com/SenWarren/status/1325121222615527424?s=20 
    The "Populist" Republicans: https://twitter.com/tradtom/status/1325146385226690560?s=20 
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    P.S.
    Another breakdown of voters, which confirms this analysis, which came out after I recorded this: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/10/election-2020-democrats-republicans-economy.html
    6 min
  • #26 - INTERVIEW: Vice Presidential Candidate Amar Patel (American Solidarity Party)
    Thomas interviews Amar Patel, Vice Presidential Candidate on the 2020 Solidarity Ticket, about his campaign. We discuss the "atomization" and loneliness caused by the liberalism of the duopoly, which has broken down communities, churches, and families. Finally, we talk about an important study which shows that a very large number of American voters are economically progressive and socially conservative. 
    LINKS:
    Study on American Voters: "Political Divisions in 2016 and Beyond"
    Support the Carroll/Patel 2020 Ticket: https://briancarroll.life/
    Join the American Solidarity Party: https://solidarity-party.org/ 
    Fraternize in the ASP Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/americansolidaritypartyunofficial 
    RELATED EPISODES:
    Inside Baseball at the Solidarity Stadium
    Elections and the Two-Party System
    Interview with third-party Solidarity Candidate Brian Carroll
    Discussing the liberal media and Manufactured Consent
    49 min
  • #25 - (Excerpt) Inside Baseball at the Solidarity Stadium
    James and Thomas discuss the brief history of the American Solidarity Party, with all its up and downs, and why you should get involved to help the only distributist political party in the U.S. to thrive.
    The full episode can be found on Patron (LINK)
    LINKS:
    Support the Carroll/Patel 2020 Ticket: https://briancarroll.life/
    Join the American Solidarity Party: https://solidarity-party.org/ 
    Fraternize in the ASP Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/americansolidaritypartyunofficial 
    RELATED EPISODES:
    Elections and the Two-Party System
    Interview with third-party Solidarity Candidate Brian Carroll
    Discussing the liberal media and Manufactured Consent
    5 min
  • #24 - Elections and the Two-Party System
    Luke and Tom discuss the electoral system of the USA: it turns out that a supposedly representational government is actually run by a one-party state cleverly divided into two parties. We talk about the history of national democracies, Deneen's book on liberalism, the structure of the Two-Winged One-Party State which rules the U.S.A., and the ways in which "democracy" is used to keep the wheels of power turning. 
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    Go read Fratelli Tutti by Pope Francis! (LINK)
    Please support us, and get more episodes, on patreon.com/tradistae!
    Related podcast episodes:
    Interview with third-party Solidarity Candidate Brian Carroll
    Discussing the liberal media and Manufactured Consent
    1 hr 19 min
  • #23 - Interview with Erik Bootsma, architect
    Thomas interviews Erik Bootsma, a classically trained architect, about the new urbanism and the Strong Towns Movement.
    Links:
    Erik Bootsma's (@ErikBootsma) Website: bootsmadesign.com
    The Parish Village Project
    The Strong Towns Movement
    1 hr 6 min

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