Jared Taylor and his co-host note that California will be the first state to give food stamps to illegals. The hosts also discuss Friends, puppy yoga, craven conservatives, unfair targeting, and the bad news for Pamela Moses.

Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a nation-wide shift to the GOP led by Asians. The hosts also talk about “racist” AI, shade equity, Roe v Wade, Harvard’s “horrific” history, and good news if you are watching fireworks in Detroit.

Jared Taylor and his co-host talk about the devastating trend in “rapid onset gender dysphoria” among whites. They also discuss Juneteenth, what a woke Fed would be like, Texas secession, Toronto groveling, and what’s “kind of terrifying.”

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Jared Taylor and his co-host learn of rap in which blacks taunt and threaten to kill each other. The hosts also discuss Drag Queen Story Hour, “shade equity,” the perils of black dating, the prospects of civil war, and “barber beware.”

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Jared Taylor and his co-host celebrate one “progressive” California DA’s ouster and pray for the next. They also discuss Blake Masters, the Harvard crawl, “adhan” in Minneapolis, what’s getting “unapologetically blacker,” and why it’s caravan time again.

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A retired academic talks about race, New York City, and censorship in ways that would have gotten him fired when he was still a professor.

Jared Taylor and his co-host report that according to a black Boston University professor, property is racist, so black rioters have the right to destroy it. The hosts also learn that Star Wars fans and the word “obesity” are racist, and that Canadians and Brits are just as nutty as we are.

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh as liberals squirm to reconcile their adoration for diversity with the terrible harm it causes. The hosts also discuss kidney disease, back to Africa, secession in Cobb County, and what Joyce Beatty got wrong.

Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder why the President cares about black but not white victims of racism. They also discuss mass shootings that got lost over the weekend, racist AI, bigotry at Reuters, and how the New York Times tries to fool you with statistics.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at Oxford University’s new music course that will explain how Mozart and Verdi were “complicit in white supremacy” and in “neoliberal systems of power.” The hosts also discuss the racial mix of abortions, mutterings from Musk, Governor Lisa Cook, and who gets top priority for baby formula.

Jared Taylor and his co-host note that the Black Lives Matter Organization is distressed by IRS regulations. They also discuss Elon Musk, PayPal, the LA riots, menthol cigarettes, and “appalling bad” government in the BVI.

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the lefty panic over Twitter’s new management. They also discuss DHS’s Disinformation Governance Board, attacks on policemen, David Azzerad's heroism, Catholic “trickster ethics,” and why we should all move to Santa Rosa County, Florida.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the dangers teachers face from even the youngest students. They also discuss the French election, illiteracy in California, goofy Pope Francis, and DOD’s shiny new mission. 

Jared Taylor and his co-host are joined by journalist, adventurer, columnist and curmudgeon, Fred Reed. 

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the news that the First United Church of Oak Park will “fast from whites for lent,” and instead promise to feast on whiteness. They also discuss courageous common sense from France, why people leave California, casualties of midnight basketball, and “The Unbearable Whiteness of Coffee.”

Jared Taylor and his co-host consider why Africa at least appears to have suffered little from Covid. They also discuss the ways America is turning South African, the state of free speech in Britain, the cost of good intentions at Georgetown, and where you have to watch out for “volatile landscapes.”

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Activist, author, and congressional candidate Laura Loomer talks about her life, her new book, her fight against big-tech tyranny, and her determination to take that fight to the halls of Congress.

Jared Taylor and his co-host note that Mr. Kaepernick said playing for the NFL was like slavery but wants to play again. They also discuss damnatio memoriae for Confederates, burglary tourism, “ancestral callings,” and why the Tubman Twenty is still a long way off.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host note that liberals are worried that with more blacks buying guns, blacks might commit suicide more often. The hosts also discuss the AME retirement plan, Jussie Smollett’s Houdini trick, the grift that keeps on grifting, and what's wrong with the army fitness test.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host note that libs are unhappy that Europeans are more welcoming to white Ukrainian women and children than they were to single Syrian men. The hosts also discuss gun deaths, billionaires, whether Prince Henry is racist, a guaranteed income for single mothers, and the tenth anniversary of the Trayvon Martin killing.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host applaud the remarkable achievement of AFPAC’s third national conference. They also discuss the Ukraine war, the state of the union, black Vikings, black home ownership, and why yet another Member of Congress can no longer tweet.

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the news that Georgia calls Arbery one of its “most distinguished citizens.” They also discuss VDARE in the Supreme Court, the Kim Potter sentence, how mental health teams will clean up the NYC subway, what happened in Mississippi 100 years ago, and Congressional calls for an “unconditional war on racism.”

Jared Taylor and his co-host continue their unorthodox coverage of BHM. They also discuss Brian Flores, the desecration of Tolkien, Quintez Brown, Feeding our Future, and why American Indians don’t need lifejackets. 

Guest host Jared Taylor and guest guest Gregory Hood discuss the great French nationalist philosopher and historian, Dominique Venner.

Jared Taylor interviews the only open white advocate running for Congress. Neil Kumar talks about his background, his racial awakening, and his unconventional campaign.

Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at a Carnegie Hall series that will introduce an AfroCosmicMelatopia of African cosmology, quantum physics, and Astro-Blackness. The hosts also discuss the “hateful” Freedom Convoy, leveling the playing field by tilting it, the degradation of VMI, and Thandiwe Newton’s tears.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Albert Camus' literary triumphs and philosophical beliefs, especially in contrast to Jean-Paul Sartre.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how a glimmer of light broke through the darkness at Atlantic magazine. They also discuss Ilya Shapiro, Whoopi Goldberg, Lisa Cook, mental paralysis at the ADL and the plea deal that wasn’t. 

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Meditations by Marcus Aurelius and his Stoic philosophy.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder what's the next thing that will turn out to be racist. They also discuss how “repressed memories” can get you to America, why David Brooks is baffled, how Atlantans celebrate, and opposite ways to stop gun crime.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the 1960s leftist student group Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), how it fractured into violent and non-violent groups, and how so many of their "radical" ideas are now in the mainstream.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host count their undeserved privileges. They also discuss the ID documents illegals aliens use for boarding planes, the awful truth of why black parents beat their children, and all the black "Dutch Masters" who never were because of slavery.

Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Howard Zinn's enormous influence, especially through his best-selling book, "A People's History of the United States."

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Noted European identitarian Guillaume Durocher sheds light on a delightfully muddled political landscape and explains why identitarians should study the achievements of Lee Kuan Yu. He also introduces his new book on applying ancient Greek wisdom to today's problems.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host mourn the loss of the man who did more than anyone else to expose media hypocrisy about the color of crime. The hosts also discuss racist cameras, racist mountains, racist statistics, white coats for blacks lives, and a posthumous gold medal for Emmett Till. 

Greg Hood and Chris Roberts talk about one of their favorite novels, A Confederacy of Dunces, and how it relates to America half a century after it was written.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the continuing crime wave that is setting all kinds of records. They also talk about first-time gun-owners, how Airbnb will fight discrimination, Maddie’s Fund, and DC’s “racist” vax mandate, and they give thanks for Sen. Tom Cotton.

Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss critical theorist Herbert Marcuse's politics — especially his influential essay "Repressive Tolerance."

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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the holiday that Joe Biden hopes will bring “peace, unity and joy.“ They also talk about record murder rates, BIPOC privilege in Minnesota, what finally landed Timothy Simpkins in jail, and why Jaswant Singh Chail wanted to kill the Queen of England.

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Greg and Chris look at the evidence that the GOP is attracting more Hispanic support and ask if it's really true. More importantly, they ask how much it really matters.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host ponder polling data that suggest a sudden Hispanic shift towards Republicans. Are they sick of BLM pandering? The hosts also discuss Oliver v Arnold, madness in Makoto, Jahkim Robinson, the travails of Judge Michelle Odinette, and Senator Tom Cotton.

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Greg and Chris talk about the recent American Renaissance conference, the journeys people take from Conservatism, Inc. to dissidence, and the future of the podcast.

Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder why the new black lady police chief of New York City gave her first press conference in front of a mural honoring black murderers. The hosts also discuss segregated playgrounds, why Anjanette Young is happy now, the wisdom of Dr. Melina Abdullah, and why you should never trust Redfin Realty.

With Jared Taylor still out, our co-host discusses the impending destruction of the Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville. He also covers how Oakland will be refunding the police after the city posted its highest homicide number ever, and how a black thinker wants to turn Georgia majority-minority by massive black migration.

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With Jared Taylor out for the week, our co-host describes the silence around the racial terror attack in Waukesha and how the suspect feels "dehumanized." He notes that Dr. Fauci won't answer whether illegal aliens are bringing COVID across the border, and discusses reports from Tallahassee and Durham on who commits gun crime in those communities. The answer will shock you.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the verdicts in the Arbury, Rittenhouse, and Charlottesville cases. They also talk about Waukesha, Azziza Graves, air pollution in DC, GoKAR, and the death of Young Dolph.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel that in America, when a white man shoots aggressive white rioters in self-defense, he is a white supremacist and they are heroes. The hosts also discuss Michelle Wu, Malikk Austen, racial terror at a Facebook job site, and why we must break our “habits of white language.”

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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the giant State Street financial group, which will punish managers who don’t hire enough BIPOCs. Possible legal challenge? The hosts also discuss Ibram Kendi, Cortez Rice, and the loving kindness of Wajahat Ali.

Jared Taylor and his co-host tell the story of yet another white woman who turned her back on white privilege to profit from being marginalized. They also discuss Virginia politics, opinions on violence, driving while black, being Lady Macbeth while black, and how to save the “tomahawk chop.”

"Left, Right and White" returns with special co-host Jared Taylor to discuss the late Guillaume Faye, "Archeofuturism," and the idea of a true European Union. 

Jared Taylor and his co-host explain why it’s been a record year for border-hoppers. They also discuss the Arbery trial, “Woke Baby,” immigration to Denmark, Condoleezza Rice, Touré Neblett, and Joey’s hopeless delusion.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder if teams of newly appointed “gender advisors” can teach our Afghan refugees how to treat women. The hosts also discuss the Terry v. Devondre gunfight, Cecil Rhodes, Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Ginsberg, the Magnificent Mile, and TV personality Alex Scott’s bitter disappointment.

Jury selection begins on October 18 in the conspiracy trial against the participants in the Unite the Right rally. Lead defendant Jason Kessler explains what is at stake in a trial with dangerous implications for any form of conservative activism.

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Jared Taylor and his cohost discuss luxury illegal immigration: Fly to Mexico, take a taxi to the US border, turn yourself in, catch a connecting flight to LA. The hosts also discuss representing Aotearoa, Simon Gratz High School, Daoud Wardak, and the lessons of Owen Diza.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host talk about what it takes to be white. They also discuss late breaking news on George Floyd, mutual combat in Chicago, Bleeding Control Kits, and “the troubled history of the Atlantic Ocean.”

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at Dallas schools’ substitute for suspension. They also discuss “Come and Take It,” black affinity housing, insanity at CVS, and the astonishing stupidity of the New York Times.

Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at a display of incompetence at Del Rio almost as eye-opening as the one in Afghanistan. They also discuss guilty-until-proven-innocent in North Carolina, Afghans in Idaho, Khurshid Abdul-Mutakabbir, and why “bagging” is worse than death.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host note that 12.5 percent of Afghan women are in polygamous marriages. Which will prevail: anti-bigamy laws or Shariah? The hosts also discuss the most influential people in the world, the wisdom of Jenn Jackson, and “white supremacy with a tan.”

Jared Taylor and his co-host are not surprised to learn that "racism" has been detected in the heretofore unoffending UT school song, “The Eyes of Texas.” They also discuss Afghans coming your way, Chantia Lewis, Lowell High School, Linda Manyguns, and how to graduate from high school with a grade point average of 0.13.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host talk about Jamar Newton, who wore an edifying T-shirt as he attacked a subway rider. The hosts also discuss diversity mania in diverse settings, Mollie Tibbetts, Imran Rasheed, Michel Barnier, and the de facto urban victory dance.

Gregory Hood and Henry Wolff discuss the enduring importance of  Italian philosopher and esotericist Julius Evola.

Jared Taylor and his co-host goggle at Britain’s new squad cars — rainbow colored “pride” cars that reassure “underserved groups.” The hosts also discuss why blacks gain weight, what the Trinitarians are up to in Spain, why whites in New Zealand can’t get it right, and where even five-year-olds learn to cut through “the smog of white privilege.”

Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the late Mel Bradford, southern heritage, paleoconservatism, and the limits of political martyrdom. 

Jared Taylor and his co-host analyze a decision from a federal judge who came as an immigrant: Deporting repeat border hoppers is unconstitutional. The hosts also discuss Afghan refugees, the wit of the Taliban, Larry Elder, the Othering and Belonging Institute, and what to do about white men on TV.

Jared Taylor and his co-host note that there have already been 52 ambush attacks on police this year, which is twice the number of 2020 — which was already a record. The hosts also report on anti-white struggle sessions at AmEx and Raytheon, DIY reparations, whether Hispanics like being Latinx, and how anti-racism triumphed at University of Wisconsin.

Even Jared Taylor and his co-host are astonished at how easy it is to get away with mayhem and murder in Chicago. They also discuss the border catastrophe, Ibram Kendi, Emily Skala, Cori Bush, and your exciting new Afghan neighbors.

Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a possible ballot initiative in Washington, DC that would give blacks local autonomy – and whites, too. The co-hosts also discuss Injun country in Oklahoma, a newly discovered cause of black crime, Covid slipping over the border, and why you better not love being white.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss a few more lefties recommended by listeners: Jack London, Antonio Gramsci, Matt Taibbi, Glenn Greenwald, and Edward Abbey.

Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss how dissidents can enjoy leftist satire, the pleasure of bellicose science fiction, and why white people should read Harry Turtledove.

Jared Taylor and his co-host are grateful for a black Virginia PTA leader’s candor about opponents of Critical Race Theory: She wants them dead. The hosts also discuss Nkosi Thandiwe, Catherine Lhamon, the Asian Carp, hot times in South Africa, and why “racism thrives in geoscience.”

Greg Hood and Chris Roberts talk about why it's valuable to read leftists, understand them, and take them seriously.

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Jared Taylor reports on the latest developments in the case of Ashli Babbitt, the woman shot to death during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. His co-host notes that this is the 10-year anniversary of the death of Brittney Watts, killed by an African as revenge for white privilege. The hosts also discuss pregnant illegals, red desks, Alvin Bragg, Paula Lev, and a vandalized statue that provoked true outrage.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Noam Chomsky: his anarcho-syndicalist worldview, his critiques of American foreign policy, and most importantly, his studies on mainstream media, hegemony, and influence.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host warn their listeners: Don’t use African-American Vernacular English. Blacks own it, and you have no right to it. The hosts also discuss their favorite architecture, how America celebrated the Fourth, Canada’s first premier, Trump’s new lawsuits, and Jared Taylor’s DNA.

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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Chris Hedges, one of the most popular leftist intellectuals of our time. They cover the role religion plays in his worldview, the insight of his analyses of pornography and reality television, the limits of leftist empathy, and much more.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at a British government commission's conclusion that poor non-whites are lathered with care while poor whites are told they have "white privilege." The hosts also discuss increasing segregation, the latest Muslim attack in Germany, and how "heat islands" and "food insecurity" raise black crime rates.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host decide to stick with the old abnormal. They also note that Juneteenth got off with a bang, and they discuss racist infrastructure, Amiri and Ras Baraka, more tributes to George Floyd, and why you shouldn’t drive on an Indian reservation.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts address fan-suggested topics. The two talk about colonialism, 1984, A Brave New World, black nationalism, and much more.

Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how birds can even get off the ground when they must “carry” — as the New York Times laments — “racist legacies.” The hosts also discuss two sensible court decisions, wisdom from North Korea, the Pentagon’s search for “the right people,” and a great mystery about car crash fatalities.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at a new book by the head of the Emory University black studies department that explains the purpose of the Second Amendment: to control black people. The hosts also discuss some excellent court decisions, the adventures of Aruna Khilanani, Parasitic Whiteness, Twitter’s sense of humor, and life in 82-percent-black Jackson, Mississippi.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss what our president seems to think is the most important event in American history. They also discuss Colonel Douglas Macgregor, good news from Oregon, panic at Amazon, the noose that wasn’t but had to come down anyway, and Albemarle County’s “biggest problem.”

Jared Taylor and his co-host look at the colorful record of the first black woman to run the Civil Rights Division at DOJ. They also discuss the latest “Pretendian,” what it’s like to be white at Lockheed Martin, why inches have to go, and why the lights are going out in Jamaica.

A wide-ranging discussion of events since Jared Taylor's White Identity was first published, 10 years ago.

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh about Congresswoman Cori Bush, who was a professional faith healer but now wants federal money for sick black people. The hosts discuss what it takes to be an Eagle Scout, the latest STD rates, black lady mayors, how to stop blacks shooting each other, and why the cast of “Friends” can’t have a reunion.

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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the late Wilmot Robertson's magazine Instauration and his most important books: The Dispossessed Majority and The Ethnostate.

Jason Kessler was the permit holder for the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. He describes the gross negligence of the Charlottesville authorities and his increasingly successful efforts to get the records to prove it. He also explains the incredible "conspiracy" lawsuit against him and other defendants and what is at sake in the approaching trial. This is a fascinating update on an eye-opening saga.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at Walt Disney's struggle to root out the structural racism that plagues "the magic kingdom." They also discuss rumblings among the French, an unhappy birthday in Colorado Springs, Grace Pai goes nuts, and how Asmeret Asefaw Berhe will spend $7 billion.

Jared Taylor and his co-host try to understand how blacks and "natives" fit into BIPOC. They also discuss the latest developments in the George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery cases, the new black-oriented Target in Minneapolis, yet more campus insanity, and a stunning victory for whites in Southlake, Texas.

Chris Roberts and Gregory Hood discuss Paul Gottfried's enormous body of work. They cover his key insights about the leftist worldview, the managerial state, and American conservatism.

Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a new social-media outreach plan to get blacks to stop killing each other. They also talk about reactions to the Chauvin verdict, the latest police-racism fraud, the adventures of Victoria Unanka, what banned word aceiiinnnps unscrambles to, and powerful talk from 20 retired French generals.

This is a recording of a March 22, 2021 conversation between Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Whitney Dow of The Whiteness Project.

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at rules for white people who want to pay respects where Floyd died: They must “decenter” themselves and “contribute energy.” The hosts also discuss Ma’khia Bryant, Lori Lightfoot, Niviane Phelps, why the Obamas were brownlisted, and what happens when a “trained Marxist” goes on a spending spree.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the late Sam T. Francis, philosopher-king of the dissident right.

Jared Taylor and his co-host quote from a “collection of moving, tender prayers.” They also discuss the latest riots, anti-white medicine, Baltimore’s bad choices, Tom Cotton’s wisdom, and how Michael Sangbong Rhee tried to take revenge on white people.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the work of the late James Burnham. Though largely forgotten by the conservative movement he helped create, Burnham's analyses of power, class, and liberalism are invaluable.