Topics include:
Dylann Roof and Political Violence
The End of the Culture War
Identitarianism—A Conversation Starter
Millennials
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Robert Stark interviews The Truth Will Live about Cultural & Aesthetic Decline
Topics include:
Her Art History Major in College
Her take on modern art and how it was innovative at first but has become repetitive
Why the mainstream right has little interest in arts, culture, and aesthetics
The decline of cities and the creation of bland suburbs
How mainstream conservative view the destruction of historic communities as part of the “free market”
How the Alternative Right attracts creative types and takes a more Eurocentric outlook
Why the people and culture is more important than economics in having a successful society
How there is something Spiritual and Transcendent about aesthetic beauty
Anarcho Tyranny which is an imposed standard of no standards
How standards in fashion have declined
How the upper class are emulating the aesthetic standards of the proletariat
The role of Aesthetics in Judaism and Jewish Culture
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Robert Stark interviews Paul Gottfried on Dugin & Neoconservatives
Paul Gottfried recently retired as Professor of Humanities at Elizabethtown College, PA. He is the author of After Liberalism, Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt and The Strange Death of Marxism His most recent book is Leo Strauss and the Conservative Movement in America.
Topics include:
Alexander Dugin and Martin Heidegger
The definition of Liberalism
The Eurasian school of thought
National Review’s Hit Piece on Dugin
How Neoconservatives attack their enemies such as Dugin as Fascist or Nazis
How Neoconservatives are a faction of the left
The Neoconservative View towards Russia
The Cold War and whether it was a mistake
The conflict with Russia in the Ukraine
Why Paleoconservatives tend to dislike Israel
Paul Gottfried’s upcoming book Fascism: The Career of a Concept
Robert Stark interviews Richard Spencer
Richard Spencer is Editor of RADIX JOURNAL, Founder of the Alternative Right, and President of THE NATIONAL POLICY INSTITUTE.
Topics:
Why he quit the Alternative Right to start Radix Journal
The need to reject association with the right wing and phony left right spectrum
Richard’s thoughts on the Republican Party victory
The need to create a new “Centrist” movement that is pro-environment, anti-wall street, and socially moderate
How both Robert and Richard have much in common culturally with SWPL’s and hold many views associated with the left
The myth that Millennials want mass immigration, but rather associate the anti-immigration movement with the right wing of the Republican Party
Why the immigration restriction movement has failed
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Robert Stark interviews Keith Preston about Distributism
Robert Stark talks to Keith Preston of Attack the System for a written interview.
Topics include:
Keith’s interest in alternative economics that opposes both capitalism and socialism such as distributism
Why third way economics theories have limited influence but a large potential audience
A Traditionalist critique of Capitalism
Chesterton and Belloc’s views on Nationalism, Eugenics, and Imperialism
How Marxist viewed Distributism as a Petit Bourgeois movement
The Distributist critique of the welfare state versus the modern conservative view towards poverty
Taxation policies such as a Negative Income Tax and Asset Tax
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Part I: Robert Stark interviews James O’Meara about The Eldritch Evola & Others
Topics include:
His recent book “The Eldritch Evola & Others: Traditionalist Meditations on Literature, Art, and Culture”
Why Traditionalist must create something new based on fundamental principles instead of trying to re-create the past
How if you try to recreate the past you end up back where we are today
H.P. Lovecraft and his horrific visions of the future
How the worse thing that could happen has already happened