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Calmversations

Benjamin Boyce
Liberalism
Gender Identity
Mental Health
Christianity
Identity Politics
Dissident Right
Social Justice
Gender Dysphoria
Immigration
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Evergreen State College
Board Games
Cultural Identity
Donald Trump
Masculinity
Free Speech
Christian Nationalism
World War II
Spirituality
Psychology

“Talk calmly, and carry a quick wit.” benjaminaboyce on youtube, twitter, odysee, bitchute, rumble

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Recent Guests

Patrick Miller
Professor of Philosophy (formerly at Duchenne University, lead of a center at Western Virginia University)
West Virginia University
Episode: s08e48 | Building a Based Oasis in Academia, with Patrick Lee Miller
Nolan Michael
Nolan Michael, who uses the moniker Noble Heart on social media; nurse by profession and artist
Self-described artist; nurse
Episode: s08e47 | Art & Suffering, with NobleHeart
Brad Mitchell
Minister, marriage pastor, and husband in the story
Build Your Marriage Ministry
Episode: s08e46 | Building (and Rebuilding) a Marriage, with Brad & Heidi Mitchell
Heidi Mitchell
Minister, wife in the story
Build Your Marriage Ministry
Episode: s08e46 | Building (and Rebuilding) a Marriage, with Brad & Heidi Mitchell
Matthew Azrieli
Publisher, entrepreneur, and advocate discussed in the episode
Azrieli Group / Post Millennial history context referenced
Episode: s08e45 | Zionism, and other Jewish Questions, with Matthew Azrieli
Spencer Klavan
Philosopher, author, podcaster
Self/Klavan's culture projects
Episode: s08e44 | Plato, Jesus, and A.I. with Spencer Klavan
Dr. John Demartini
Speaker, self-help educator, physician of chiropractic
Demartini Institute (implied)
Episode: s08e43 | When is a Guru not a Guru? | with Dr. John Demartini
Douglas Wilson
Author, pastor, theologian speaking on Christianity, politics, and culture
Episode: s08e42 | Douglas Wilson, in Calmversation
Carlos Perona
Europos, YouTube channel about meaning and symbolism from a traditionalist/right-leaning perspective
Europos (YouTube)
Episode: s08e41 | Europe & Her Symbols, with Carlos Perona

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Benjamin Boyce
Host of Calmversations

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 861 ratings
  • GOAT

    Benjamin Boyce: so underrated, but actually the GOAT of the right wing talkasphere

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    It's fine, thanks
    United States3 months ago
  • Corruption of the American Republic

    The show that hosts Russian fascist Dugin during Russian fascist invasion of Ukraine is complicit in normalizing anti-Western ideology. The word “fascism” is overused but Dugin is truly a Russian fascist ideologue who stands against everything dear to the American Republic—freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of thought. Corruption of the American Republic via corrosive Russian influence

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    PDX 97206
    United States5 months ago
  • Hosts talk too much

    Wow, the host/hosts won’t stop talking. They ramble for ages. Talking nonsense and forgetting they have guests.... also the same talking points over and over about men failing, liberalism, Marxism etc.

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    lalaoxoxo
    Canada5 months ago
  • Aby cat

    Love this podcast. It is brilliant. Thoughtful!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Aby Cat
    Australia6 months ago
  • Woke Right

    God bless you but you are in a cult my man. “They” did not shoot Trump in the head. A troubled young man who should not have access to an assault rifle shot at him and grazed his ear. If Trump as you said “bodied” Hilary Clinton then by your measure Joe Biden “bodied” Trump. And no it’s not OK to say HH and Cooper adds nothing insightful and yes America’s entry into WWII to oppose Hitler was heroic.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    80'sVillager
    United States8 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Thoughtful interviews with diverse guests.
High-level discussions that reward attentive listening.
Guests are frequently insightful and cover a wide range of ideas.
Host can be polarizing but content is consistently provocative.
Some listeners feel the host dominates conversations.

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s08e47 | Art & Suffering, with NobleHeart
Q: How does challenging the post-war consensus or the World War II ideological order of neoliberalism, globalism, how does that translate into rearing my children differently?
Nolan outlines peaceful parenting as a middle path that emphasizes ethics, virtues, and non-coercive, dialogue-based parenting. He argues for raising children who are less susceptible to psyops, who can think critically, and who can collaborate with others to address societal issues without resorting to coercion or aggressive ideological battles.
s08e47 | Art & Suffering, with NobleHeart
Q: So where does your faith begin? Where did your faith become alive to you, I guess?
Nolan describes a gradual shift: exposure to evangelical worship, initial skepticism about salvation messages, reading Christian books, and encountering a Catholic perspective that frames suffering and virtue as pathways to a deeper faith. This leads to a personal reorientation toward a Catholic understanding of faith and practice as a more integrated approach to life and art.
s08e41 | Europe & Her Symbols, with Carlos Perona
Q: How can symbolism contribute to a political project without becoming mere propaganda?
The guest argues for a distinction between politics and culture, urging artists and cultural actors to craft resonant, high-quality symbolic works that connect people to sacred geography and heritage while political leadership handles pragmatic reforms.
s08e41 | Europe & Her Symbols, with Carlos Perona
Q: What is your view of Europe's right shift and what are its components?
The guest describes a multi-layered right, including economically liberal older generations, nationalist-populist younger voters, and a need to address practical policy areas like taxation and housing to gain broad support, rather than relying solely on cultural nostalgia.
s08e41 | Europe & Her Symbols, with Carlos Perona
Q: Do you think, is the left in Spain motivated by a sense of guilt for colonialism or a sense of utopia?
The guest suggests that the left often invokes a narrative around historical wrongs to justify reforms and promote what is framed as universal values, but he also links this to broader Western discourse on guilt and globalist ideology, arguing it shapes policy and national sentiment.

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A thoughtful interview series that blends political philosophy, culture, and current events through long-form conversations. Across episodes, topics frequently center on liberalism, culture wars, regional identity, religion, and how online life shapes belief systems, with occasional forays into media, branding, and political strategy. Notably, the show often features guests who critique modern discourse, explore traditionalist or counter-cultural perspectives, and investigate the mechanics of propaganda, branding, and online communities. Listeners can expect dense, idea-forward discussions that reward patience and intellectual curiosity, though reception to interview style and controversial viewpoints is mixed among audiences, with some pra... more

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