Daniel Harper is a researcher who goes where few others can bear to go: he listens to what the reactionaries - from the IDW to the modern day Nazis - say to each other in *their* safe spaces! In this timely and shocking - but entertaining - anti-fascist podcast, Daniel tells his friend, online writer Jack Graham, all about it.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsSociety & CultureNews |
Jack and Daniel welcome to the show Craig A. Johnson - academic, researcher, antifascist, and host of the (excellent) podcast 15 Minutes of Fascism - to chat about his (excellent) new book How to Talk to Your Son About Fascism, a primer on today's fa... more
Daniel and Jack chat about the eventful millennia that have passed since they last convened...
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With apologies for our latest recent hiatus, here's an old bonus episode - formerly just for patrons - in which Daniel and Jack chat about 1992's A Few Good Men, a military courtroom drama written by Aaron 'West Wing' / 'Social Network' Sorkin, and s... more
Jack is joined by friend (and friend-of-the-show), the writer George Daniel Lea, to talk about the online phenomenon known as 'Estranged Parents' or the 'Estranged Parents Movement'. George did a deep dive and is here to tell us about what he found.... more
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Listening to the Jan. 30 episode, regarding estranged parents, did more for me than all the therapists I’ve seen across the entirety of my 47 years. It was like hearing my childhood- and my marriage- summed up neatly in one podcast episode.
I wouldn’t rule out some sort of environmental toxin, for a small portion of what sounds like people talking themselves right over the edge of a cliff.
When I think back to my own childhood, in a very rural area with a super screwed up parent, there was a ... more
The whole capitalist system is shit. Don't make any excuses for these Democrapatalists. And the Republofascists are merely the reverse side of a counterfeit coin.
Please put out actual content on a consistent schedule. ANY schedule. Monthly, Quarterly, I don't care. Pick something and commit to it, please. I could've posted this years ago and it would've been relevant. I expect it will still be relevant years from now, given the track record.
Love this podcast. Each episode brings something new to the table and teaches me something. BUT…
…please please PLEASE stop vilifying or dismissing H@m@5. (even having to write it in code feels ridiculous).
They are a legitimate resistance force and government entity that is the only defense for the people of P@lest5ine. Do they use violent tactics? OF COURSE. Do they have a choice? NO.
They are no different than the resistance fighters of the ANC and UWS in South Africa and the IRA in Ire... more
For whatever reason, as the alt-right has reached a peak influence on American politics, this podcast has decided to become a movie review podcast. Was a really good listen when they covered meaningful topics. Now it’s just “bonus episodes” of movie reviews. Weird pivot.
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A thought-provoking podcast provides a critical analysis of far-right ideologies and the political landscape shaped by reactionary movements. With a focus on dissecting recent media representations and political events, the hosts engage listeners with a meticulous examination of the narratives propagated by various factions, including influential right-wing figures. Episodes often blend humor with incisive critique, making complex topics more accessible while fostering an understanding of the socio-political issues affecting modern society. Unique in its approach, the podcast aims to arm listeners with knowledge, encouraging them to confront and challenge the narratives of the far-right.
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