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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 223 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Daniel welcomes very special guest Molly Conger of Weird Little Guys (and much renown besides) for the mother of all Cantwell news installments.
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Molly's bluesky: bsky.app/profile/socialistdogmom.bsky.social
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What do we know about Tyler Robinson? What don't we know? What are people saying? Why are they saying what they're saying? And again, who was Charlie Kirk really?
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Daniel and Jack discuss who Charlie Kirk really was, and what he really said.
Features Megyn Kelly's reaction to the breaking news, and clips from Kirk's shows, including his very last podcast.
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Daniel and Jack continue to be haunted by the fetid shade of David Irving as they discuss the 1991 UK television mini-series Selling Hitler (starring Jonathan Pryce, Alexei Sayle, and various once-and-future Doctor Whos)... and also the 1986 non-fict... more
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You two are cowards. Nobody thought you were endorsing everything the ADL says or does. But because the increasingly unhinged Eynah from the increasingly unhinged podcast Polite Conversations race-baited you for referencing one tiny thing the ADL does well; you backtrack like 2 scrounging Stalinist apparatchiks in 1936? And why do u have to qualify every statement about any other leftist with “obviously they aren’t as purely LEFTIST as ME…”? Y’all are pathetic.
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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.
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The podcast centers on the examination of far-right ideologies and the reactions to them, featuring a range of discussions that probe into the belief systems of modern reactionaries and extremists. A significant number of episodes explore contemporary political issues, including Holocaust denial, misinformation, and cultural critiques, alongside analyses of historical and cinematic representations of these themes. The hosts employ a mix of wit and scholarship, unpacking the depth of such ideologies while aiming to arm listeners with knowledge about the nuances and implications of the far-right movements. Notably, the conversational style often combines personal anecdotes with societal critiques, making complex topics more accessible and eng... more
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