Yeah Nah Pasaran!

This week we have a yarn with historian Pádraig Óg Ó Ruairc about his new book Burn Them Out!

This week we have a chat with author Richard Seymour about Disaster Nationalism.

This week we chat with author Byron Clark about the 6th anniversary of the attack in Christchurch, as well as other far-Right happenings in Aotearoa.

This week we chat with historian Craig Johnson about his new book How To Talk To Your Son About Fascism.

This week we have a yarn with Dr Kaz Ross about conspiracy theories and whether they are the sole domain of the deluded and uneducated - plus an update on our favourite jacuzzi-ruiner Steve Bannon.

This week we are joined by Michael Colborne of Bellingcat to discuss fashy yachts and active clubs.

This week we have a chat with financial journalist Gareth Gore about walking into the archives of a failed bank and walking out having uncovered a conspiracy. Gareth's book Opus is available in all good bookstores.

This week we have a chat with Katherine Stewart about her latest book Money, Lies and God: Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy.

This week we're joined again by investigative journalist Lucy Hamilton to discuss junk tanks and the re-ascenscion of Trump.

As our regular correspondent Jason Wilson awoke one morning from uneasy American dreams he found himself back in the land of Trump. Not so great! In this ep we chat to him about Trump's cabinet picks and other things he has been journalisming.

This week we have a chat with Dr Ashton Kingdon about their new book, The World White Web: Uncovering the Hidden Meanings of Online Far-Right Propaganda.

Yeah Nah Pasaran is back in 2025 but we're still writing 2005 on all our cheques. This week we talk to anti-fascist blogger Bob From Brockley about 20 years of blogging, the state of the far-Right in Old Britannia, and campism.

For our final show in 2024, we had a chat with Elise Thomas about misinformation, disinformation and social media bans for the kids.

This week we have a chat with Benjamin Moffitt about populism, reality TV and funny little blokes.

Journalist Amanda Moore has not been making friends in the Grand Old Party. She joins us to discuss some of her recent reporting which had the Trump campaign hopping mad.

This week we have a chat with investigative journalist David Neiwert about his book 'The Age of Insurrection: The Ongoing War on American Democracy'.

This week we have a chat with Noelle Cook about the women of January 6 and the new documentary The Conspiracists.

This week we have a chat with Dr Rebecca Yeo about their book Disabling Migration Controls and the links between disability & migrant justice.

This week we have a yarn with our man in America, Jason Wilson, about the US election campaign which Kamala Harris is almost certainly going to win.

This week we have a chat with Talia Lavin about their new book Wild Faith: How The Christian Right Is Taking Over America - and no need to fret, there will be some textual exegesis.

This week we're joined again by SOS and Sandee of the Tinfoil Tales podcast to update us on the trials (sometimes literally) and travails of Australia's conspiracist movement.

This week we had a yarn with James Hogg, a historian whose research ‘focuses on Australian anti-fascism in the twentieth century, with an emphasis on the role of migrants and the Communist Party of Australia’.

This week we have a yarn with journalist Lucy Hamilton about the Atlas Network and junk tanks.

This week we're joined by investigative journalist Ariel Bogle to discuss banning social media, algorithmic bias and Terrorgram.

This week we have a yarn with Gabriel Kuhn, the General Secretary of the Central Organisation of Swedish Workers, about all matters Swedish.