Ep. 2735 Authors Your Left-Wing Teacher Forgot
You'll understand a great deal about how the world works if you read these books. By what is probably not a coincidence, no teacher ever mentioned them to you. Sponsors: Agorist Tax Advice: Pick up a ...
14 Feb 45min
Ep. 2734 There's No Such Thing as "Woke Right"
The nonsensical term "woke right" was developed in order to police the boundaries of the right wing, going so far as to claim that a great many thinkers and writers on the right are fundamentally no d...
12 Feb 47min
Ep. 2733 Selections from my Right-Wing Library
Someone recently asked me: what if you gave us a tour of that library behind you? So today I grab some books off the shelf and talk about what can be learned from each of them. Sponsors: Agorist Tax A...
7 Feb 46min
Ep. 2732 Immigration and the American Future, with Jeremy Kauffman and Dennis Pratt
Free Staters Jeremy Kauffman and Dennis Pratt discuss why mass migration isn't some theoretical puzzle but an immediate, existential problem. Sponsors: Monetary Metals Persist SEO Guests' Twitter: @je...
5 Feb 46min
Ep. 2731 Reconstruction: The Marxist's Favorite Period of US History
The study of Reconstruction has been dominated by the left for quite some time, to the point where it's all but impossible to discuss rationally. Philip Leigh's book Southern Reconstruction is a major...
31 Jan 44min
Ep. 2730 Precious Metals Explode, Where's Bitcoin? & More
The always interesting Dominic Frisby joins us for a review of the recent highs reached by gold and silver, as well as what we should make of Bitcoin in all this. Sponsors: Monetary Metals Persist SE...
29 Jan 53min
Ep. 2729 Does Woke Really Go Broke?
Sean Griffith, a professor of law at Fordham University, explains why wokeism is so persistent despite its popularity with only a sliver of the population. Sponsors: CrowdHealth: Code: WOODS Monetary ...
24 Jan 47min
Ep. 2728 Why the Left Wins (but Why It Isn't Inevitable)
Sean Davis, CEO and co-founder of The Federalist, joins us for a wide-ranging discussion, but it implicitly centers around why the left wins and the right loses -- and why it doesn't have to be that w...
22 Jan 47min
