The Philosophical questions regarding life and death
The Suffering God and the Culture of Death
Confronting one’s own mortality
How the onset of adolescents and sexualization changes ones view towards life
Andy’s book Considering Suicide
The book’s essay “The Street Hardly Understands” about T.S. Elliot Duran Duran’s New Moon on Monday and it’s esoteric lyrics
The shallowness of Christian Hollywood and why Christian art doesn’t always have to be wholesome The Black Pill and how nihilism can be liberating
Rachel Haywire is an author and tech journalist from Los Angeles, California. She runs the dissident political magazine Trigger Warning(www.triggerwarning.us) and was the founder of both the Extreme Futurist Festival and INSTED. Once upon a time she was also an industrial music producer and fetish model, who was featured in various anthologies about the occult, politics, philosophy, and alternative culture. She is now finishing up her degree in Philosophy, with a focus on applying Nietzsche to a modern day context. Her first book was a travel memoir called Acidexia about her journey through the North American zeitgeist. Her New book out is The New Reaction published by Arktos.
Topics include:
Her ideological journey
How the cultural left has become the establishment
How the counter culture has become part of the mainstream culture
The physical appearance of liberals
How the far right and far left overlap
Her article Breaking up with Neoreaction
The concept of how there is the 98% of the conformist masses, the 1 % that exploits the masses, and the true 1% of free thinkers
Could a society of true free thinkers sustain itself
National Futurism
The concept of the Übermensch and how it should be based on free thinking as opposed to just physical traits
Whether Conformity is a genetic traits and how conformist are the untermensch
Transhumanism and how it could be implemented
Political Correctness and the exclusive focus on technology within Transhumanism
How Psychiatry can be used to stigmatize dissenting views
How PR has become more important than substance and ideas The Thriving Pulse of Decadence
Her Catholic upbringing and how she lost faith in religion
Her career in Journalism as a proofreader and freelance writer
The upper middle class women who dominate the journalism industry and why Ann finds them alienating
The modern left and how it has become dominated by upper class boutique issues as opposed to class issues
Why introvert writers develop dark alter egos in their work
Anti-Natalism and the tragedy of the human existence.
Her response to arguments against Anti-Natalism (ex. “Idiocracy” and ethno nationalism)
Her book NVSQVAM (Nowhere)
The theme of when the dreams of your youth are destroyed and you have to face reality
Her book The Talkative Corpse: A Love Letter
The concept of loserdom; Genuine losers vs. situational losers and those in between
How the changes in the economy have harmed high IQ introverts
Matt’s Takimag article Twit Planet about the Millennial generation, social media addiction, and sexual dysfunction
Roosh’s new book Poosy Paradise
How Millennials are the least adventurous generation in recent history due to helicopter parenting and their economic situation
How the Millennial’s asset is that they have no memory of a functional society
How younger Millennials born in the 90’s have no memory of a world without social media
The Fourth Turning Theory on generations
Matt’s thoughts on the riots in Ferguson, Missouri
How the left and the right are equally intellectually bankrupt
The class war between the white Brahmins and white Vaishiyas
Matt’s thought on Living in the Philippines
How the Philippines is a much freer and socially open society than America
Matt’s observations on dating in the Philippines
Matt’s review of Some Thoughts on Hitler and Other Essays by Irmin Vinson
How politically correct taboos are declining
Andy Nowicki’s video LET’S TALK ABOUT JEWS! about his rejection of obsessive anti-Semitism
Matt’s review of the film Are All Men Pedophiles?
America’s totalitarian laws about sex
Robert interviews Andy Nowicki about This Malignant Mirage, the elegant new anthology of darkly erotic short stories.
Topics Include:
The Genre of erotica
Writing erotica from a traditionalist standpoint
Continuation of the theme of Telepathic relationships from “Beauty and the Least”
How political correctness and mass sexualization sometimes contradict each other
Laci Green and her piece on Sadomasochism
“The Rape of the Therapist”
How sex can be a dangerous force
Elliot Rodgers and the similarities between him and the themes in Andy’s work Elliot Rodgers and 80’s Music
The theme of the ex nerd who wants revenge
The theme of Desperation and similarities to Dostoevsky
Trying to understand the motives of tragedies such as Mass Shootings and the reactions they bring out
A Story of a teacher falsely accused of a sex crime who takes his accuser hostage
The theme of sexualization of death
A desperate House Wife who dares her henpecked husband to have an affair
Robert Stark talks to Paul Bingham about his book Down Where the Devil Don’t Go published by Nine-Banded Books. “In his debut collection of short fiction, Paul Bingham confronts us with four sardonic tales of men at war. A writer at war with himself. A hired gun at war with time. A soldier at war with peace. A TV executive at war with an audience he cannot understand. When hearts and minds are up for sale and every battle line is blurred, there is yet a war that rages … Down Where the Devil Don’t Go.”
Topics include:
Creating characters that exist in the real world
Men who take action vs. those who act in a less masculine way to get their point across
Stories from a Nietzschean perspective
Why Andy Nowicki will be vindicated as a great writer by the younger generation
The meaning of the title and how the Alternative Right is willing to explore taboo and dark aspects of human nature
Paul’s experience trying to create an AM Radio network
His American Onslaught show which he co-host with Daryl Basarab
His Bi Racial identity(white and American Indian) and his interest in ethnocentric movements
His views on how America’s heterogeneity makes it difficult to create organic identities
His research on communities in the Ozarks such as the Mennonites
The following text is Robert Stark’s transcript of an interview with Andy Nowicki for The Stark Truth. Unfortunately, the audio quality of the original interview turned out to be unfit for podcasting.
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