Interregnum

Interregnum is joined by Michael Michailidis, who discusses the many aspects and ramifications of the pagan worldview in our understanding of history, our approach to Modernity, and our confrontation with our contemporary world. Join us for a vitalizing and penetrating conversation on our ancestral and cultural roots, and its relation to our philosophies, our politics, and our lives today. VIDEO V...

Richard Storey returns to Interregnum for our first podcast of the new year to discuss some of the major themes confronting the contemporary Right, some of the most recent trends in Arktos writing and some possibilities for the future in the populist awakening of the West. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/f8DO55VB6ro Richard Storey's book, 'The Uniqueness of Western Law': https://arktos.com/product...

Interregnum is joined by Chris A. Bond, who discusses his recent publication with us, Nemesis: The Jouvenelian vs. the Liberal Model of Human Orders, a timely and fascinating exposition of the work of Mencius Moldbug and especially Bertrand de Jouvenel. Chris guides us through the Jouvenelian theoretical model of power, which offers an incisive and profound critique of contemporary Liberalism, and...

Dr. Jason Reza Jorjani joins Interregnum once again to discuss the second edition of his book 'Lovers of Sophia' ( https://amzn.to/2OVPVUj) , recently published with Arktos. Our topics include the meaning of philosophy, the question of freedom of the will, and the concept of worldview warfare as a means of understanding – and combating – the final decline of the postmodern West. VIDEO VERSION: htt...

Vincent Joyce talks to us about his recent novel 'The Long Goodbye' ( https://arktos.com/product/the-long-goodbye/) , published by Arktos, and we delve into discussion of some of the book’s major themes — nostalgia, history, living meaningfully in times of crisis, and the warrior ethos both yesterday and today. We are led thence to the question of combat sports and martial arts as a means of devel...

Johannes Scharf, author of the recent Arktos publication 'Der entfesselte Prometheus', joins Interregnum for a critical analysis of the differences and similarities between republics and democracies, and discusses the question of whether the former might remain viable where the latter fail. Scharf's, Hoffmeister's and Nagel's book: https://arktos.com/product/der-entfesselte-prometheus/ VIDEO VERSI...

Curt Doolittle joins Interregnum to discuss the challenging and wide-ranging theory of propertarianism – what it is, how it differs from libertarianism and capitalism, how it relates to our Western heritage, and the revolutionary solutions it poses for our contemporary problems. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/TwA8CeHHYZE

In this episode of Interregnum, we are joined by Constantin von Hoffmeister, Johannes Scharf, and Guillaume Faye’s own French editor, Daniel Conversano, to discuss the last book which Faye finished before his death, Ethnic Apocalypse: The Coming European Civil War. We consider this book directly in the context of the social, political and ethnographic situation of various parts of Europe, and weig...

Dr Jason Reza Jorjani joins Interregnum to discuss his recent Arktos release, Iranian Leviathan: A Monumental History of Mithra’s Abode. Beginning from keen analysis of recent events – the US abandonment of the Iran Nuclear Deal up to the potentially disastrous bombings on Saudi Arabia of September 14, 2019 – we delve into a discussion of some of the major themes of Iranian Leviathan, including an...

Jared George of The Great Order and Jason Kohne of No White Guilt join Interregnum to talk about the state of American culture and the battle currently underway for the soul and the future of the United States. We also discuss the relationship between the US and Europe and the importance of culture and art in the social and political struggles confronting us. The Great Order: https://www.youtube.c...

Tim Kelly, host of Our Interesting Times ( https://www.youtube.com/user/thkelly67) , joins Interregnum to discuss the epochal demographic changes currently underway in the United States, what forces and agendas are causing and shaping them, and the systemic and dramatic consequences they are having on the level of society, economy, politics and culture. FOLLOW INTERREGNUM https://arktos.com/podcas...

Borzoi Boscovic joins Interregnum to discuss the unprecedented influence of the contemporary mainstream media. What is the media, historically and actually? What are its biases, its agenda, its structure and its effect on society and human life? We discuss along the way technology, the struggle for mental independence in our day, and the overall strategy of the dissident Right, at a time when medi...

Arktos author Richard Storey returns to Interregnum to talk about Catholicism on the Right, discussing some of the pressing questions facing the Church today: Do Christianity and Catholicism promote egalitarianism, socialism and universalism? Is Catholicism an ethnic departure from European tradition? And what is the relationship between the Church, the Enlightenment, and Modernity more generally?...

The themes of this episode of Interregnum are the formation of a new mythology for the West, the role of fiction literature in the dissident Right, the plight of white South Africa, and the question of how history relates to ethnicity – all discussed through the brilliant fictional work of Fenek Solère, whose novel Kraal has recently been published at Arktos. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/tYaWR_...

What can scientific research tell us about why some peoples are more open to immigrants than others? Why do some nations put up walls where others put up welcome signs, and what possible outcomes can be expected from both of these responses? Edward Dutton has delved deeply into these and related topics, and written a book about them. He joins Interregnum to discuss his work and the surprising conc...

Tim Kirby of the Center for Syncretic Studies talks to the Arktos crew about Fourth Political Theory and the state of affairs in modern Russia, where Tim has lived for many years. What is 4PT and why is it necessary? Does Russia offer an alternative to modern liberalism? How do Russians see the West? Is Russia a threat to Europe, and Eastern Europe in particular? Join us for new perspectives, from...

Tristan Haggard of Primal Edge Health joins the Arktos crew to talk about the keto carnivore diet and its ramifications, not only for physical and mental health, but for our Western cultures and society as a whole. From industrialized agriculture to the control over food production, from the propagandists promoting veganism to the war against the rural lifestyle — the battle against the globalist...

The Interregnum crew are joined by Norman Lowell ( https://arktos.com/people/norman-lowell) to discuss the recent Arktos publication of his 'Imperium Europa' ( https://arktos.com/product/imperium-europa) . Norman tells us about his singular vision for the future of Europe with its unique mixture of past and future, spirituality and technology, and discusses the upcoming European parliamentary elec...

Peter King, Martin Locker and John Bruce Leonard debate the question of 'What is to be done?' in the first of our new series of Interregnum debates. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/dhZLafrlAKQ https://arktos.com/people/peter-king/

Alexander Wolfheze, author of 'Alba Rosa' ( https://arktos.com/product/alba-rosa) , joins us to discuss what the Traditionalist perspective can teach us about Cultural Nihilism and the crisis of our times. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/9T8FjeyrJGQ

Arktos is joined by Joaquin Flores of the Center for Syncretic Studies to discuss the current liberal paradigm gripping the world, its consequences, historical causes and its accelerating breakdown, and the work that he and the Center are doing to prepare for the world to follow. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/QlCW0mRSgLw

Are autonomous dissident communities a plausible solution to the crisis of Modernity? The Arktos crew is joined by Connor Alexander to discuss the difficulties and potential involved in the formation of such communities, in a discussion which brings us to confront some of the primary challenges confronting the dissident Right itself. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/K75K2xIagX4

Jared Taylor joins us to commemorate the life and work of Guillaume Faye. Jared, to whom Faye’s last published book is dedicated, discusses Faye’s life, work and irrepressible spirit. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/xOvc5xDtF8w https://arktos.com/people/guillaume-faye/ https://amren.com

The Arktos crew is joined by our author Peter King to discuss the anti-radical disposition in his new book On Modern Manners, a multifaceted collection of aphorisms which spark a variety of reflections on politics, psychology, philosophy and the way we human beings live day to day. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/Ho_YB1r6xL4 Related links: https://www.onmodernmanners.org https://arktos.com/product...

What is the environmentalism of the Right, and how does it compare to that of the Left? What can it teach us about modernity, nature, and the relationship of man to both? Join the Arktos crew as they tackle these questions and more yet on the latest edition of Interregnum. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/6kifNiSD67s