Episodios

  • Milei: A Beacon of Hope for the West

    Milei: A Beacon of Hope for the West
    Mar 12 2025

    I sat down with Leonardo Orlando, an expert in political science and international relations as well as a fantastic human, to discuss the ascent of Argentina's President Milei. Leonardo is a Visiting Fellow at the Mathias Corvinus Collegium in Budapest. He holds a Ph.D. in Political Science and International Relations from Sciences Po Paris, a BA and MA in Philosophy from Sorbonne, and a post-doctorate in Cognitive Science and Evolutionary Psychology from the École normale supérieure de Paris.

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    1 h y 3 m
  • Gender Trouble with Travis Brown

    Gender Trouble with Travis Brown
    Feb 28 2025
    In this episode, I sit down with filmmaker Travis Brown about his new series, "Uncomfortable Truths: the Reality of Gender Identity Ideology." This documentary comes with my highest recommendation, despite the deeply troubling nature of the subject matter and the irreversible harm the ideology is causing children. Travis is the video director for our YouTube channel, a visiting fellow at Danube Institute, content producer for Genspect, the president of a non-profit, and an international filmmaker and commentator known for his thought-provoking docuseries 'The Woke Reformation.' Contribute to Travis to help him finish the series: https://www.givesendgo.com/uncomfortabletruths Watch this episode on YouTube.
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    56 m
  • Are We Honest About Migration? With Omar Sayfo

    Are We Honest About Migration? With Omar Sayfo
    Feb 27 2025

    I sat down with Omar Sayfo to discuss migration in Europe. We unpacked where both the left and right get it wrong when talking about migration.

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    1 h y 26 m
  • Taiwan, China, and the Fight for Democracy

    Taiwan, China, and the Fight for Democracy
    Feb 18 2025

    While in Taiwan, I sat down with Sona Eyambe from the Good Bike Mob YouTube channel to discuss cultural and political issues. Sona, originally from Texas, and I compared life in Taiwan to life in America.

    One striking difference is the pristine streets, with people carrying their own trash—remarkable, considering there are no trash bins in sight. In fact, the first night we were there we wandered around looking for trash. After 30 minutes, we saw some tissues in a gutter. We stood around and looked at them, marveling.

    Sona and I discussed the Taiwanese taking immense pride in their unique identity, which remains resilient despite the ever-present threat from China. He provides numerous example of that pride and how it manifests in daily life.

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    1 h y 12 m
  • Saving America w/John Papola (Dad Saves America)

    Saving America w/John Papola (Dad Saves America)
    Feb 17 2025

    Peter Boghossian and John Papola (Dad Saves America) discuss Trump, the Department of Education, current events, and more!

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    1 h y 15 m
  • "We Are Not Chinese" w/Taiwanese Commentator Lōa Ēng Hôa

    "We Are Not Chinese" w/Taiwanese Commentator Lōa Ēng Hôa
    Feb 11 2025

    In my discussion with the popular Taiwanese figure Lōa Ēng Hôa, we explored various aspects of Taiwan. A key theme for Lōa is the importance of retaining the Taiwanese language, which he sees as vital in the face of Mandarin's dominance. (He views Mandarin as "the language of colonizers.") Lōa emphasizes that language is of ultimate importance and believes that the best way to wage war is through words.

    We also discussed whether Taiwanese people consider themselves part of China or culturally Chinese, and how this perception impacts traditional Taiwanese culture. During my time in Taiwan, I observed the cleanliness and civility of society, especially in contrast to some leftwing cities in America, like Portland, Oregon and Los Angelos, California. Lōa posed an intriguing question: Is this civility a result of being "well-behaved," or is it a reflection of tyranny?

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    52 m
  • "China Will Become the Next Superpower Immediately" | Jesús

    "China Will Become the Next Superpower Immediately" | Jesús
    Jan 21 2025
    Jesús is a prominent cultural commentator and has one of the most popular Youtube Channels in Taiwan. His work includes man on the street interviews and insightful commentary on Taiwanese culture, immigration, and Taiwan's relationship with China. We discussed the troubling phenomenon that I describe as the "epidemic of cowardice," which is affecting not only the United States but the entire Western world—the consequence of this cowardice emboldens tyrants. Every time you fail to stand up you give away freedoms. It is particularly vital to not give into the fear tactics of any regime. Stand up for what is right. This is one reason we went to Taiwan, whose citizens live in fear of a Chinese invasion.

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    1 h y 37 m
  • How ‘Power + Prejudice’ Redefined Racism | Jake Klein

    How ‘Power + Prejudice’ Redefined Racism | Jake Klein
    Jan 15 2025

    In my interview with Jake Klein, we discuss his book Redefining Racism: How Racism Became Power + Prejudice. I read a pre-release of Jake’s manuscript some time ago, and I was struck by how thorough and well-researched it was. He does a fantastic job of really explaining the genesis of this concept and how it crept into our discourse.

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    1 h y 20 m