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This week we have a chat with Matthew Cunningham about the book he recently co-edited, Histories of Hate: The Radical Right in Aotearoa New Zealand, as well as about interwar populist movements in Australia & NZ.

This week we are joined by our regular correspondent from the death throes of the American empire Dr Jason Wilson to talk CPAC, milkshakes and dark money.

This week we have a chat with Professor of Religion Bradley Onishi about his book Preparing For War. You can also check out his podcast Straight White American Jesus here or wherever you acquire your pods.

This week we're joined from Aotearoa by Valerie Morse to discuss the racist roadshow rabbiting on about Te Reo on roadsigns and other such rubbish.

This week on the show we're joined by Dr Max Kaiser to discuss his book Jewish Antifascism and the False Promise of Settler Colonialism.

This week on the show we had a yarn with Jock Palfreeman about July 25, the international day of solidarity with anti-fascist prisoners (previously the international day for solidarity with Jock Palfreeman)

This week we're joined by comms scholar Dr Ashley Mattheis to talk about Atomwaffen, the attack in Allen TX and AI.

This week we're joined by academic Isabella Currie to discuss her research into Evgenii Prigozhin and the Wagner Group.

This week sees OSINT analyst Elise Thomas return to the Yeah Nah Pasaran! chat-a-torium to discuss the previous weekend's Wagner wackiness, as well as the Institute for Strategic Dialogue's report on the global hate campaign against drag queens and Trans existence.

This week we have a chat with Bill Peel about his new book Tonight It's A World We Bury: Black Metal, Red Politics.

It's Radiothon time again! Head to givenow.com.au/cr/yeahnahpasaran to support the show and the station, please! In this episode we discuss some of the things we talked about this year, plus some questions posed to us by an audience who, in fairness, were not given a lot of time to deliver questions to be asked.

This week we have a chat with journalist Molly Conger about covering council meetings and her series on the continuing legal consequences of the Unite The Right rallies in Charlottesville.

This week we have a chat with journalist & author Sian Norris about her new book Bodies Under Siege: How The Far-Right Attack On Reproductive Rights Went Global.

This week we have a chat with Professor Kristina Stoeckl, co-author of The Moralist International: Russia in the Global Culture Wars (available open access).

This week Cam has a chat with Mother Jones senior editor Kiera Butler about Moms, vaccines, conspiracy theories & lawfare.

This week we have a chat with Mother Jones reporter Ali Breland about Nick Fuentes, neo-Nazis in Germany, and online anti-trans campaigns.

This week we're joined by returning guest Alex Hinton to discuss his trip to CPAC and the topics he found energising the American Right. Alex's book It Can Happen Here is out through NYU Press.

This week we have a yarn with Dr Cat Tebaldi about Granola Nazis and Trad Wives.

This week we're joined from across the pond by our regular correspondent from Joe Biden's America - it's Jason Wilson with a typically cheery dispatch about transphobia, guns and neo-liberalism! Plus: is war bad? You'll find out!

This week we had a chat with activist and author Ray Acheson about war, bombs, patriarchy, artificial intelligence & abolition.

This week we have a chat with Simon Hunt (sometimes aka Pauline Pantsdown) about the recent anti-trans rallies around Australia, activism, art, and cutting up thousands of little bits of tape.

This week we had a chat with Dr Jayne Persian about some of the history of displaced persons & Ustaše in Australia.

This week sees the return of Kiwi extremism expert Byron C Clark to discuss his new book FEAR: New Zealand's Hostile Underworld of Extremists.

This week we have a chat with Kate Burns about the Awaken megachurch and its ties to the far-Right.

This week we're joined by returning guest Hannah Gais to talk about Brandon Russell, Atomwaffen, and rubbing shoulders with the stars at a Young Republican bash.