The Natives Rouseabout

In this episode, Trent and Thomas discuss intentional communities. They explore what intentional communities are, why people are drawn to them, and the different models and strategies that could make them a viable option for Australians.

In this episode, Mitch and Trent discuss Australian Rules Football — exploring the history of Australia’s home‑grown football code, its cultural impact, and tackling a polarising question for nationalists: are professional sports valuable, or merely bread and circuses?

In this episode, Trent and Thomas introduce the concept of nativist retro‑futurism — a thought framework for drawing lessons from Australia’s past and applying them to the nation’s future, particularly in how we approach emerging technologies. They also give a … Read More

In this episode Trent, Matthew and Mitch explore the production and cultural legacy of the 1997 Australian comedy film The Castle. They also examine the real‑world Mabo decision and discuss how the film interprets and reflects its significance.

In this episode Trent and Jamie give the nativist perspective on the legacy of the Snowy Mountains Hydro Scheme and its modern counterpart, Snowy 2.0. Exploring why these nation shaping projects were built, what they’ve delivered, and how the new … Read More

In this episode Trent and Jamie discuss Tasmania, its history, its current situation and the establishment of the Hobart ANA branch.

In this episode Trent and Ben discuss the history of Empire Day, it’s origins, why it fell off the calendar and what it all means for the modern Australian nationalist.

In this episode Michael and Mitch discuss Australian artist Norman Lindsay and his book the magic pudding. The boys delve into the books cultural impact as well as its underlying ideology.

In this episode Michael and Trent discuss how Gallipoli and the ANZACs form part of Australia’s founding mythology and how that fits into contemporary Australian culture. (Closing speech Paul Keating’s unknown soldier speech 1993)

In this episode, Michael and Grant discuss Russel Ward’s “Australian Legend”, Neville Meaney’s and John Hirsts’ critiques of his conclusions, issues of Australian identity and Britishness in Australian history. Outro music: Ian Mudie’s poem, “To This Land Dedicated” put to … Read More

In this episode Trent, Richard and Percy discuss the establishment of a new ANA branch in Sydney along with the city’s historical and cultural importance.

Tom, Mitch and Thomas catch up and review a number of matters relating to the patriotic month of January, ‘Australia Month’ 7:35 Poem13:10 Australia Month19:10 Federation Day25:10 Australia Day32:15 March for Australia47:25 The future for March for Australia53:00 On keeping … Read More

In this episode Trent & Michael review David Day’s book – Menzies and Churchill at war and look at the early stages of WW2 as it relates to Australian interests.

In this episode, Trent and Thomas host guest Pete Quinones. The lads discussed the American nativist fraternity, the Old glory club. As Well as exploring the political and cultural situations in Australia and USA with an eye towards strategy for … Read More

In this episode, Trent and Grant read through Chapter IV of Bernhard Wise’ Commonwealth of Australia and discuss Australian perspectives on state paternalism, trade protection, industry, settlement, land monopoly and attitudes towards wealth and society.

In this episode Michael, Grant and Trent discuss the model of governance of the ANA and how it is informed by contemporary conditions and strategy.

In this show, Michael, Thomas, and Mitch discuss the importance of building physical community and how ANA is going about it.

In this episode, Michael and Trent discuss Australian author Charles H. Pearson’s 1893 seminal work, ‘National Life and Character’ which made incredible forecasts for future developments in both Australia, Asia and the world more broadly having a large impact on … Read More

Michael, Thomas and Grant discuss the latest federal election and the A.N.A’s National Convention in April.

In this episode Michael and Grant discuss the Eureka Rebellion, and the broader Anti-Chinese cause that was born on the Colonial goldfields on the march to Federation and the White Australia Policy.

On this episode Michael and Grant shared a conversation with Jerome from the UK’s Homeland Party and Connor from Canada’s Loyalist Assembly. The episode discussed the blessings and curses of the British Empire, the historical commemoration of Empire Day and … Read More

In this episode Michael and Trent commemorate Banjo Paterson Day and discuss the goings-on of the Australia Month.

In this episode, Michael, Thomas and James discuss good lifestyle advice covering fitness, martial arts, finance, career, family, children and more !

On this podcast, Michael and Trent are joined by John Lawson from the National Observer to discuss a number of topics with a main focus on alternative media, the Liberal party, and what arguments can be made for and against … Read More

Michael, Trent and Grant discuss the impatience and energy of youth, some lessons taken from the 2015/2016 protest movements, democracy, elite theory and the value of raising the qualities of the average citizen.