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Clay joins Stormy Waters Karl Dahl and I to discuss the cult of Moloch that Epstein worked for, what their goals and methods were, and what these reveals may mean for America’s political future. For a guide to Epstein’s work as an intelligence asset and blackmailer/briber, check out my Quick And Dirty Guide

Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -1:25:44 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Today RealThomas777Peter R. Quiñones and I are joined by José Alberto Niño to discuss Latin America, The Epstein Files, and Pete and I talk Ukraine. Discussion about this episode Navigating the Digital World Through Art and Culture Navigating the Digital World Through Art and Culture José Alberto Niño Writes José Niño Unfiltered Subscribe Peter R.

Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -2:21:19 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. We reconvene to discuss the administrations response to the worsening crisis in Minnesota, how it further fractures the online right wing coalition, and Stormy takes us out explaining the brewing Nvidia scandal and the AI bubble.

Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -2:25:59 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Remus returns to discuss the most important, iconic FPS game of all time: DOOM. We trace the decline of gaming through the fate of beloved FPS franchises and in so doing cover many classic games, from Call of Duty and Halo to Resident Evil and Devil May Cry, among others. Remus sees a ray of hope for the industry in Expedition 33 and the thriving indy game market.

Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -1:35:28 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Pete goes off and Thomas pops in for some insight on the first year of Trump and the state of the right Discussion about this episode Navigating the Digital World Through Art and Culture Navigating the Digital World Through Art and Culture • Astral, Peter R. Quiñones, Karl Dahl, Stormy Waters, J. Burden, and RealThomas777 • Astral, Stormy Waters, Peter R.

Full panel convenes to talk Venezuela, though we digress throughout the show. A major point of clarification is necessary. In the second half of the show we talk about whether or not this was merely an oil grab, as so many midwits on either side like to claim. It was not. Stormy’s points about Guyana are mutli-faceted but it’s way too detailed to go into in depth at the moment.

I’m joined by Karl Dahl to revisit Sam Francis’ Anarcho-Tyranny and Spandrell’s Biolenninism, the two most important works describing the left and our current plight. These are both HIGHLY recommended and required reading for understanding the tactics of the regime. Make sure to follow the links and read them. Karl does a fantastic job showing how both of these tactics were in play during the Spanish Civil War.

We don’t actually wrap anything up. In fact, we start several conversations that we didn’t finish. So there’ll be a lot to talk about in 2026! Two points of clarification: Near the end Stormy Waters starts talking about a single 35 year old man whose never had a girlfriend criticizing who JD Vance chose to marry. That “35 year old man” is Nick Fuentes. When I told Stormy he was 27 he said “damn.

This is a mega-episode of three separate discussions forged into one, one with Kevin MacDonald and two with Thomas777. This was a paywalled episode that I’m releasing for free as a belated Christmas present! More paywalled episodes coming for free soon for the New Year, to give you an idea of how high the quality of content is behind the paywall.

Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -2:14:42 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. The crew is busy for the holidays, but Stormy Waters and I were able to sit down with Woes for a couple hours and talk about the saga of Stone Choir, the secular inversion that masquerades as Christianity in the 21st century, and many other topics from the unique and refreshing Stone Choir perspective. We’ve agreed to reconvene in the New Year, because there is still much more to talk about.