I Don't Speak German
IDSGDaniel 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 | 239 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture | |||
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Daniel and Jack take a look at the scintillating film criticism of various fascists - including Jack Posobiec, the Thought Crime podcast, Jared Taylor, 'Paul Kersey', and Kevin DeAnna - in response to Uwe Boll's new piece of amateurish nazi hate prop... more
Daniel and Jack convene for a news roundup ep on the downfall of (now former) Maine Democratic senatorial candidate Graham Platner. We talk about how things came to this pass, and how loads of the online 'progressive left' influencers who supported P... more
Returning guest MsEntropy joins Daniel to discuss the recent dreadful fascist gun attack on the San Diego Islamic Center.
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Daniel presents Jack with a bevvy of clips of far-right figures reacting to the Trump admin's indictment of the Southern Policy Law Centre. Features Matt Walsh, Jack Posobiec, John Doyle, and James Edwards of the Political Cesspool. Lies and ironies ... more
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- Constructive Criticism
Overall the show is a good source of information regarding the far-right. However, there’s a tendency to fall into the “no true Scotsman” bit where the hosts feel like they’re the only real leftists and anyone who engages in politics in another way (chiefly electoralism) isn’t a leftist. Not often, but occasionally, the hosts just start whining that they aren’t invited on larger platforms. Who cares, man? I don’t need half of a 100 minute episode about graham platner’s SA to be a repetitive I to... more
Apple Podcasts4Jon S 67
United Statesa month ago - Don’t waste your time
If you’re into teenage jokes, uneducated takes, a lack of research, immature interviews and heavily doctored clip cutting for marketing engagement, this podcast is for you.
It’s irresponsible and dangerous, and doesn’t even pretend to have integrity.
Apple Podcasts1Marcus NolanUnited Statesa month ago - Leftist Statler and Waldorf but less funny.
I have listened to this podcast on and off for years. It’s not that I take issue with their opinions, broadly I agree. But the ‘more leftist than thou’ vibe is really strong.
1. Reasons for military service are complex. While you did acknowledge that briefly, you seem to think that you can tell from the outside how people feel about their service. Platner can go rot, but there is a way to talk about military service that isn’t smug, more leftist than thou, and implying that anyone who doesn’t ... more
Apple Podcasts2IrishLefayUnited Statesa month ago - So much fluff
The hosts spend 40% of the podcast on irrelevant guff and immature anecdotes, they clearly have no editor and seem to be unaware that people want to listen to their thoughts on the stated topic, not just general silly chit chat. Constant tangents into tangent make this podcast almost unlistenable.
Recent Nuremberg episode failed to alert the listener to the various primary sources particularly by Goldensholn and Tulsa.
Be aware that only 20% of what’s said is actually about the stated topic,... more
Apple Podcasts1Pat D MilneUnited States6 months ago - Love This Podcast
I love all the info. The beer talk is amazingly helpful. I’m always looking for something new.
Apple Podcasts5ChicaBondUnited States6 months ago
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What is I Don't Speak German about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This show dives into reactionary content and extremist discourse by closely examining what far-right figures say in their own spaces, then unpacking how these views surface in politics, media, and culture. Episodes frequently critique propaganda, online radicalization, and the media ecosystem that amplifies contentious ideas, often linking clips and interviews to broader social and political consequences. A standout pattern is the hosts' willingness to dissect controversial figures and ideas with sharp, skeptical analysis, aiming to illuminate power dynamics and misinformation for a left-leaning, media-savvy audience. Potential listeners who want rigorous critique of extremism, media narratives, and political rhetoric will likely find this ... more
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