Hello! Today, we are extremely excited to have on John Ganz, author of the new book When the Clock Broke, a retelling of the 1990s that touches on politics, music, television, and the history of right wing cranks who ultimately would become a prelude for Trumpism. There’s a ton that we discuss: The LA riots, Pat Buchanan, Murray Rothbard, Sister So…

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey take on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, which has elevated him to mythical status after he heroically seized the moment. Our hosts dismiss the disingenuous calls for "unity" from progressives, who aren't backing down from their claims that Trump is an existential danger to the American people. The conflicts…

Hello! This week, we are back from vacation and catching up on the only story in America, which is the mental fitness of the President. Jay is on Team “The Democrats are probably too incompetent and divided to actually run a difference candidate in time and so it might actually make sense for them to just get behind Biden and hope everything breaks…

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss the recent defeats in the British and French elections — even though nationalists made gains that would have been regarded as miraculous just a few years ago. And there is one important sign of progress: Politics is aligning into just two camps, pro-whites and anti-whites. Thumbnail credit: © Joe Giddens/PA Wire…

Whites built America. Greg Hood and Paul Kersey ask whether still have a place within it. Thumbnail credit: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Press Wire

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss the "horror show" Trump-Biden debate and how the media suddenly have their knives out for the obviously addled president. They also cover how France looks ready to join the European revolution. Thumbnail credit: © Will Lanzoni/CNN via ZUMA Press Wire

What did the Right gain — if anything — from the disaster of 2020? Thumbnail credit: Liam Enea via Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

The replacement for white America's outdated "Independence Day." Thumbnail credit: © Ting Shen - Pool Via Cnp/CNP via ZUMA Press Wire

Hello! Today we’re doing a Pardon The Interruption-styled show in which we go down a list of topics. We’re experimenting a bit with format these days and so please let us know if this more rapid fire version works for you! Today’s topics: Hobby Horsing as a sport? Dimension Apple from a great post from the Read Max Substack. Tiger parenting in 2024…

Was the Lord of the Rings the last great movie trilogy? Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss. Thumbnail credit: © Courtesy of New Line Cinema/Entertainment Pictures/ZUMAPRESS.com

Hello! Today, we have a great conversation with Andrew Boryga, the author of VICTIM, a truly subversive and funny novel about a young writer who hustles his way through the media world by just giving it what it wants from him: oppression stories, identity trauma tales, and a lot of embellishment. We also talk about Caitlin Clark (Jay tries to do a …

Paul Kersey rejoins Gregory Hood to discuss how sports (even those no one watches) are now a tool of social control and anti-white indoctrination. Thumbnail credit: © Javier Vicencio/ZUMA Press Wire

Hello! Today’s show is a talk about an exciting new book by Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman titled “What are Children For?” (Release date: June 11) We talked about “slow love,” the common complaint from millennials that they do not have enough financial stability to start families, the ambivalent mother narrative, and something right in Tyler’s w…

Hello! Today, we talk about Biden’s speech at Morehouse College which should be seen as a preview for his message to Black voters amidst polling results that show he has lost a significant percentage of both the Black and Latino vote. We also talk about the passing of Bill Walton, activism in the NBA and sports, in general, and what we should think…

Hunter Wallace of Occidental Dissent and Gregory Hood on the change in the American right. Thumbnail credit: © Mark Reinstein/ZUMA Wire Website: https://www.amren.com/ Gab: https://gab.com/AmRenaissance https://gab.com/greghood Telegram: https://t.me/amrenofficial

Hello! This week, we have on David Austin Walsh, author of “Taking America Back: The Conservative Movement and the Far Right,” a new book that tracks the development and coddling of far right political figures and their co-dependent relationship with mainstream Republicans. Lotta good history here and David asks Kang whether he thinks “Rich Men Nor…

Hello! This week we talk about something we meant to discuss last week — Macklemore’s new song “Hind’s Hall,” and politics in music and literature. There’s some Immortal Technique, the Coup, and Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young thrown in there too. We also talk about the pretty bad polls that came out for the Biden campaign, which showed him losing …

Hello! This week we are happy to present one of our most requested guests, Vincent Bevins. He is a longtime foreign correspondent and the author of two books, The Jakarta Method and If We Burn. We talked about the lessons of the mass protests of the 2010s around the world, the allure and some of the downsides to leaderless/horizontal protest moveme…

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss the unrealized potential of the Greek system. Thumbnail credit: © Chris Walker/TNS via ZUMA Press Wire

Hello! This week we revived a TTSG tradition of answering your questions on the air. Topics covered range from why Tyler puts on a wetsuit and swims out to rocks to fish for striped bass, the rise in extreme sports, why standardized tests are actually good, the state of the student protests going forward and our worries about state repression, and …

The Right talks about power, but still lacks the will to use it.

Hello! Today, we talk about everything that’s happening on campus from Columbia to NYU to Berkeley. Tyler talks about the responsibilities of faculty in these moments and what he thinks is driving a surprisingly strong faculty response to the arrests in New York City. We also talk about how to process the instances of antisemitism at these protests…

Culture is dictated, and the message to whites is simple: submit. Thumbnail credit: © NEW LINE CINEMA/Entertainment Pictures/ZUMAPRESS.com

Hello, Today’s episode is our conversation with Dr. Feroze Sidhwa, a trauma surgeon who traveled to European Hospital in Gaza in late March. He talks to us about what he saw there and the massive humanitarian toll, particularly on children. We talked about the conditions at the hospital and the role of the doctor as truth teller in a conflict that …

How the "Trial of the Century" launched the modern era of racial politics. Thumbnail credit: © Jonathan Alcorn via ZUMA Wire

Hello! Today, we have a packed show with our guest Danny Bessner of the American Prestige podcast. Danny argued the other side of the fascism debate and expressed why he and others believe the word is not appropriate to describe what’s happened to the American right. And Danny stuck around while we discussed Tyler’s debunking of the book “White Rur…

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The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is the finishing blow to one of America's worst cities.

Hello! Today’s guest is the John Ganz, author of the Unpopular Front substack and the upcoming book “When The Clock Broke.” We talk about the now years-long debate about whether what’s happening among the right wing in American should be called “fascism” and how such definitions should and should not be used in a political manner. We also talk abou…

Hello! Tyler is back for today’s episode in which we talk about open container laws in New Jersey, the discourse about the discourse on Kate Middleton and the Royals, and some thoughts on how to get children off their phones and the Internet, more broadly. Jay reveals that his takes are aging at a more rapid rate than he is and Tyler proves his Mar…

A campus riot in one of America's worst cities sparks a curious pride among blacks.

Hello! Today a very special March Madness episode with New York Times and CNN contributor Jane Coaston. We talk about the recent ascent of women’s basketball, the gendered ways in which we always expect good, progressive behavior from women’s coaches and athletes, Caitlin Clark-as-Larry Bird and Caitlin Clark-as-baller, and a bit about NIL and the …

Haiti has always been an exemplar to the anti-white Left — and it shows us where its ideology leads. Thumbnail credit: © Maxppp via ZUMA Press Website: https://www.amren.com/ Gab: https://gab.com/AmRenaissance https://gab.com/greghood Telegram: https://t.me/amrenofficial

Hello! Today’s episode is a talk with Vinson Cunningham about his new novel GREAT EXPECTATIONS which came out yesterday and is in bookstores everywhere. It’s everything you would expect from Vinson: beautiful sentences, long meditations on hoops, the church, and love, and a engrossing storyline that follows a young man who goes to work on the campa…

Hello! Today, we talk to two people who have been thinking about reporting about AI for quite a long time: Repeat guest Ben Recht, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science at Berkeley and Karen Hao, a journalist who has written an excellent series of pieces for the Atlantic. We talk to Ben about SORA, OpenAI’s video generator that…

Immigration surges to the front of the presidential debate while journalists try to distract and even blame the victim.

Hello! On today’s episode, we talk about Aaron Bushnell, the active-duty Air Force twenty-five year old who self-immolated in Washington, D.C., the history of the act and how it has been seen in different eras and different contexts. We compare, for example, how Barack Obama talked about the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi, a Tunisian street ve…

How "media literacy," "the Death of the Author," and postwar morality are challenged by a failed satire about shooting giant bugs. Thumbnail credit: © TriStar Pictures/Entertainment Pictures/ZUMAPRESS.com

Hello! Today, we talked about a topic that we’ve been circling around for a while — the minority vote. We now have months of polls all pointing towards the same trends in terms of Black, Latino and Asian voters all moving towards the right for a variety of reasons, most of which are left unexamined by many in the mainstream presses. That, of course…

Journalists try to indict white America for the Kansas City shooting, even as Trump gets convicted by the courts for the crime of being Republican.

Hello! Today’s episode is an interview with Carrie Sun, whose memoir PRIVATE EQUITY came out yesterday. (Buy it here!) The book is a memoir about the time Carrie spent working as the right hand for one of the country’s most famous billionaire hedge fund managers. We talk about the allure of finance and Wall Street, Ishiguro and restraint in writing…

The panel takes on Taylor Swift, the meaning of professional support, and whether the American Right has doomed itself by adopting a "loser" attitude towards popular culture. Is there anything possible other than opposition? Thumbnail credit: © Caroline Brehman/EFE via ZUMA Press

Hello! Today, we talk about the Apple Vision Pro and its grim vision for how you should be spending your time. Also, we talk a lot about Jaron Lanier’s most recent essay about the Virtual Reality in the New Yorker, specifically the question he poses about how technology should fit into our lives and whether tech can just create things because they’…

Hello! This week we have on Musa Al-Gharbi, a professor of sociology at Stony Brook University. We talk a lot about “kids these days” and the tendency for all sorts of reactionaries to blame them for everything that’s wrong with this country. Don’t like illiberal attitudes on campuses? Blame the kids. Do you think free expression is at risk? Blame …

In the second episode of View From the Right, the hosts break down what's really happening with the next War Between The States. Spoiler alert: By itself, it means nothing, but it could lead to almost anything. Thumbnail credit: © Suzanne Ringle/Texas National Guard via ZUMA Press Wire

Elon Musk has changed the Narrative when it comes to free speech. Is this a lasting change or just a brief window of opportunity? Paul Kersey and Gregory Hood explain. Thumbnail credit: © Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press

Hello! This week, we talk about the big Polyamory article in New York Magazine and the proposition that breaking the bonds of monogamy might be a political statement, one that frees both sides from the constraints of marriage. Are we just reinventing ways to justify selfish behavior? And why does every personal decision in the lives of upper middle…

Hello! In today’s episode, we talk about Octavia Butler’s “The Parable of the Sower,” a science fiction novel from 1992 that unexpectedly found itself on the best seller’s list in 2020. The novel imagines a violent and grim future in which the world has warmed beyond safe inhabitation, the lucky get to live in walled off communities while the poor …

Hello! I’m very excited to announce that Tyler Austin Harper will be our co-host for the next month or so. Tyler was on the show last month and introduced himself then, but for those who missed it, he’s a writer at the Atlantic and a professor of literature in the environmental studies department at Bates College. He specializes in extinction liter…

Hello! Today we have a great interview with Nithya Raman, the City Councilmember for Los Angeles’s District 4. We talk about housing, the despair around the homelessness problem in California’s biggest cities, and whether there might be a different future for the city’s political machine. My interest in Councilmember Raman started back when I was w…