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Donald Jeffries returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his latest article, “The Midterm Destruction of the White Electorate: Hoodies off to the Stupid Party.” In the article, Donald offers a critical assessment of the Republican Party and what he sees as its longstanding failure to defend the interests of its traditional electoral base. Our conversation explores America's changing demographic...

The Midterms & the Merciful Death of MAGA

Adventures in Chutzpah, the Great Replacement & the Virtues of Homogeneity

Israel’s $1 Billion Propaganda Machine

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his Culture Wars feature article “Put Down Your Gun, Paddy: It Can’t Lift a Curse.”   We talk about how legalizing contraception placed a lasting curse on Ireland and trace the collapse of its Catholic constitutional order—through political career of Mary Robinson, the marriage and abortion referenda, and the loss of Church authority...

France on Fire & Yoram Harzony's National Conservatism

J. Burden returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss Total Boomer Luxury Communism - the large-scale transfer of wealth from younger workers to older, wealthier Americans through Social Security, Medicare, and other government programs—and the broader “fake & gay” economy: an unsustainable, financialized system that prioritizes asset inflation, status, and extraction over real production and...

The Radicalization of John Cleese & Tucker Carlson vs Jacob Rees-Mogg

Richard Parker returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his essay “Concerning A Rape Allegation Scandal at Cornell.” He argues that the public outrage treats a contested account as settled fact and targets fraternities alone, even though the complainant’s earlier statements described voluntary drinking, drug use, and sexual activity. He has long criticized Greek life as a whole but rejects a se...

The Latter Day Sanhedrin

The Collapse of the US-Saudi Alliance & the End of American Hegemony

Donald Jeffries returns to Our Interesting Times. Donald is the author of Hidden History , along with Survival of the Richest , C rimes and Cover-Ups in American Politics: 1776–1963 , and American Memory Hole . He writes at donaldjeffries.substack.com.

Juror Misconduct, Online Sports Betting, and the Indian Question 

Richard Parker returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his essay “The Waving Woman in So Many of Us: 25 Years of Dispossession and Disenfranchisement in the Wake of 9/11.”   We talk about how late Generation X and the generations that followed have been held back by wars, fiscal waste, and successive economic shocks—the product, he argues, of deliberate policies instituted by the ruling elite....

9/11 25 Years Later

Andy Nowicki returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his article “The Modern-Day Medea and Her Fangirls.” We talk about the Lindsay Clancy trial and how the case demonstrates that when ideology and social media give them license, dark feminine traits can become a social contagion.

Lindsay Clancy, Gloria Steinem & End-Stage Feminism

Thomas Cyr joins Our Interesting Times to discuss his book The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present . Cyr argues that the Allied defeat of the Axis in 1945 was not, as court historians present it, a victory of freedom and democracy over slavery and totalitarianism, but the imposition of "the Nuremberg Regime" — a new conceptual order that still shapes public disco...

Helen Andrews & the Racial Crossroads

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his recent article "Requiem for a White Boy," a reflection on the late Jim Goad—the provocative writer and satirist who died in June 2026. Jones uses Goad’s life and career as a lens to examine broader questions of social engineering, the appeal and limitations of so-called race realism, and the ways cultural and sexual ideologies ca...

AOC’s Pivot, Woke 2.0, Arday’s Suicide, and Academia’s Corruption

James Perloff returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss is his video "The Lindbergh Kidnapping"  where he takes a close look at the long-controversial case. James focuses on the serious injustices that marked the trial of Bruno Hauptmann—the German-born carpenter who was convicted and executed for the crime—and explores the political motives behind the growing “Lindbergh Did It” narrative that h...

Private Equity Destroys Everything & the Epstein-Wexner Silicone Heartland

Alexander Poe joins Our Interesting Times to discuss his article “Catholics Have a Golden Opportunity to Challenge Jewish Power in the US,” the sharp decline in family formation and birth rates among young people, and how these trends portend civilizational collapse. Alexander is a Catholic convert from evangelical Protestantism, a husband and father, and a master’s student in Thomistic philosophy...

The Not So Extraordinary Case of Jason Arday & the Protocols of the Elders of Zion