
Crazy, Classy, and Countercultural. This is a podcast with author and historian Charles Coulombe and his interlocutor Vincent Frankini who talk about a variety of topics on history, philosophy, and culture, offering opinions that you won't dare find in mainstream media.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 272 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityHistoryChristianity | ||||

0:00 Intro
21:00 American Monarchy
26:00 Bearing Wrongs Patiently
32:00 Gratitude
1:00:00 Migration Relations
1:18:00 The 13th Floor
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0:00 Intro
6:00 European Politics
19:00 Eloi Rebellion
35:00 Happy Old People, Sad Young People
59:00 Canon Law in Faery Land
1:04:00 Miscellaneous Stuff
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5:00 Western Movies
31:00 ITI
38:00 Tumblar House Ramping Down
51:00 Casement's Irish Brigade
54:00 Tsar Nicholas II
58:30 Protestantism & French Revolution
1:01:30 Rise of Monarchism
1:07:00 Pope Leo & the Filioque
1:10:00 Albion's Seed
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0:00 Intro
1:00 Strong Opinions
9:00 AI
10:00 Socialists
28:00 Charles's Travels
31:50 Enoch Powell
39:50 Lev Gumilev
41:40 Carl Schmitt
44:00 Live Audience Interaction
55:00 Favorite Poems
59:00 Sons of Liberty & Generals
1:09:00 Lord of ... more
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This is both poorly written and vapid. What a waste of time to have listened to a rambling, pointless, and offensive episode. Leave your uniformed comments about California in private.
Informative, funny, deep, direct, and funny. I love the chemistry these two friends have, what a delight to listen to week after week.
I don’t know if there is something wrong with my podcast/phone, but I haven’t seen a new show since the beginning of July. I miss you both! Are you back soon? HW Morgan
Don’t go changing, to try and please me. You’ve never let be down before.
Charles and Vincent entertain, inform, and spread the Catholic faith with the joy that should be ours if we really believe in it. They do not candy-coat the bad stuff that is happening in the world, but neither do they catastrophize. Theirs is a balanced Catholic view of the world with lots of passion, insights and laughs. I look forward to each new episode, and I love to listen to previous episodes during my daily commute.
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The discussions feature a mix of historical events, philosophical inquiries, and cultural commentary, often viewed through a traditional Catholic lens. Topics such as the implications of wars, reflections on figures like George Washington, discussions about the Catholic faith, and explorations of community and tradition are recurrent themes. With humor and banter, the hosts also tackle contemporary issues and societal changes, often contrasting them with historical perspectives. Their engaging style provides personal anecdotes, intellectual insights, and a countercultural critique, making it a unique offering for those interested in a traditional viewpoint on modern issues.
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