New Right Poast Radio

Real NYers love being born and raised in New York and will tell you if you’re a bandwagoner, poseur, or transplant. The Senegalese umbrella salesman is an American the moment he touches down at JFK. But the Wall Street intern from Iowa? Colonizer. Will never be a real New Yorker. What gives? Denzel Rust joins us to discuss his essay on “Bodega Nationalism” and how the most important city in the wo...

50 million people have seen Rupert Lowe’s Rape Gangs Report, and the Left has responded with procedural quibbles and other deflections. More interestingly, some figures on the Right feel that the release is misguided because it’s redundant (not telling us anything we didn’t already know) atrocity porn, full of sensational, lurid detail that doesn’t actually name names in a way that would result in...

Dudley checks in with Isaac Simpson on the mayoral situation in Los Angeles, the week’s best stuff, and Isaac’s new men’s lifestyle magazine MAMA which aims to be an optimistic voice for based guys in a world where all magazines have become women’s magazines. Also mentioned: * Spencer Pratt ’s Easter essay on the city’s hopelessness * Joshua Rainer ’s threads on homelessness in LA * Alaric The Bar...

Inez Stepman infuriated libertarians and libtards alike this week in her First Things essay about how the modern girlboss is artificially propped up by hidden subsidies (taxpayer dollars, cheap immigrant labor) and policies that punish single-income families. The two-income trap didn’t just happen by accident. Dudley and Inez discuss the piece along with the heated reaction to it and consider refr...

This one’s for the real Poast-heads out there. Dudley dishes with a deep-dive on how he puts the Poast together. What essays make the cut? Which ones get archived immediately? And he shares a bit about where the Poast is at, where he’d like to take it. Intimate details. Candid thoughts. Get full access to New Right Poast at newrightpoast.substack.com/subscribe

There is a specter haunting America: the specter of Dinergoth . Here we have an NRP EXCLUSIVE interview with the mind behind this week’s most powerful meme. Robert Mariani joins Dudley to discuss his viral piece on the latest and last(?) youth subculture. It’s a scene report from nowhere, a distributed, extremely-online aesthetic mishmash that’s what’s left after your suburb got eaten by globohomo...

What are we going to do about the miserable, mean, misogynist men lurking on the timeline and around conservative conference dinner tables? They call you a w***e when you step out of line, or worse, “non-agentic.” It’s enough to make you want to denounce and renounce the whole thing to an adversarial journalist. New York Mag published an inflammatory trend piece , “The Women Leaving the New Right,...

It used to be that to be powerful was to be able to inflict violence, but now all our heaviest hitters are hopeless poindexters who think politics is beneath them. They’d rather run away to somewhere safe than get the stink of it on them. Bennett's Phylactery wrote one of this week’s award-winning essays, a thought-provoking rumination on power, and why the Right’s natural leadership has such a ha...

Serial entrepreneur Ryan Selkis is sounding the alarm about Reddit Atheists being in charge of AI alignment, the practice of aligning AI model behavior with human morality. He wrote this week’s Read of the Week, which deals with the need for models to have an appreciation for transcendent moral truth. In other words, he wants models to want to be like Jesus. In this episode, we discuss why, and wh...

America’s southern universities are booming, and Helen Andrews thinks students are fleeing prestigious Northeastern American schools to escape immigrant striver culture. Scott Greer thinks they’re escaping woke. Christopher Sandbatch wrote our award-winning piece this week, with a structural analysis that goes deeper than both of these interpretations. In this episode we discuss what makes “The So...

Chris Bray is an independent journalist who covers local stories in his native California that illuminate broader trends of elite and institutional failure in the West. Here we discuss the decline of journalism, the ideological capture of science funding and the difficulty of rooting it out, and as always, the most interesting stories of the week. Mentioned: Stalled Battle Against Woke Science Sho...

We’re back! After six months of radio silence, NRP Radio is operational and ready to break down the week’s happenings. Essayist and New Right community builder Dave Greene returns to talk about the week’s right-wing infighting. E-girls, plan-trusters, Epstein truthers, slopulists, post-rightists — they’re all at each other’s throats this week. It seems like a lot of the loudest voices in the space...

NRP Radio is back with fan favorite Isaac Simpson. In this episode, we get to the bottom of the foid question, with no fewer than four stories about e-right females wilin’ out online. What’s the deal with these massively popular influencer gals? Why do we care what they have to say? Mentioned: > Rolling Stone’s anti-woke lit essay > BAP's essay on American industry > Pimlico Journal on Bournemouth...

NRP Radio is back with Grayson Quay , whose new book, The Transhumanist Temptation , just published. Can we resist transing ourselves with tech as a society? As individuals? Which tech good? And which bad? We discuss this, along with the week’s best content. Mentioned: > Dudley’s Reddit essay . > Boomer grannies want to replace you because you are the only thing that stands between them and unchec...

Had to invite Hood Correspondent Isaac Simpson back to discuss this week’s many race relations stories, from Shiloh to Ye. Mentioned: -Isaac’s thread about trained Aladdin-style street rat thieves -Egg Report’s Minecraft review -Slatz’s thread on a resurgent class-conscious progressivism -Semmelweis’s two pieces on hip hop Get full access to New Right Poast at newrightpoast.substack.com/subscribe

Pedro L. Gonzalez and Alex Kaschuta recorded a fiery episode of the former’s podcast last week, in which they aired their frustrations with New Right personalities’ hypocrisy, viciousness, cliquishness, and cultish devotion to Trump. The big question is: If one acknowledges these problems, can the New Right be salvaged? Or are these characteristics endemic to the sphere? Is the cruelty the point?...

Pedro L. Gonzalez and Alex Kaschuta recorded a fiery episode of the former’s podcast last week, in which they aired their frustrations with New Right personalities’ hypocrisy, viciousness, cliquishness, and cultish devotion to Trump. The big question is: If one acknowledges these problems, can the New Right be salvaged? Or are these characteristics endemic to the sphere? Is the cruelty the point?...

Life got in the way for a while there, but the poast must flow. Dudley is joined by fan-favorite guest host Isaac Simpson to discuss Ghiblification, White House shitposting, and the rest of the debates and dramas occupying the New Right sphere this week. Mentioned: -Anna Slatz’ theory that libs side with " whichever identity causes the most social harm " -P. Yeerk’s critique of Britain’s toxic mas...

Isaac went to El Segundo to document the hard tech revolution for Frontier Mag ( buy a copy today ), and he joins us to explain the Apollonian energy at work there. We also get a vibe check from Isaac on the latest Trump appointments (He’s too cool to care), and as always, discuss the week’s best reads and tweets. Also mentioned: Catherine's thread about the antiwoke crowd Aleksandar Svetski’s  Bu...

Rarely does a week pass that one of Dave Greene’s tweets or essays doesn’t find its way into the pages of the NRP. Dave is known around these parts for forcing pagans, secularists, and normiecons to confront their rickety worldviews. In this episode we discuss the rift between the New Right’s fringe and centrist factions, and how maybe the contradictions inherent to Babylon Bee-ism may cause the w...

Freya India joins Dudley today to discuss girls. What exactly is their deal? Why won’t they just pull down their diapers to give their husbands sex right after giving birth? And why won’t they stop making us look at the babies coming out of their gross vaginas? In this episode, we discuss these pressing issues and more, like Dudley’s epochal essay on insufferable millennial libspeak and Freya’s al...

What’s the deal with wholesome chunguses? Childless, tubby Redditor soyllennial consoomers who watch Marvel movies and go to Disneyland who just want you to “Be Kind” and to “Be a Decent Human.” Can this wretched creature be saved? Is it our job to show them the light? Isaac Simpson and Dudley discuss the Chungus Question along with whether AI is going to take all the longshoreman jobs, the VP deb...

You can’t lose weight. Is it because you’re eating too much and moving too little? Or is it the type of food you’re eating, and when you’re eating it? Is it as simple as calories-in-calories-out, or do you need to take your temperature and think about your metabolic rate and thyroid hormones and avoid PUFAs and all that stuff? Josh Rainer is a lifelong bodybuilder who thinks that the Peaters and t...

I’mma be real with you chief. This episode sounds like ass because Dudley’s mic setup somehow got all messed up. But it’s a fun half-hour mini-episode where we elaborate on a couple Dudley bangers that generated a bunch of discussion. Back to our usual format next week. NRP Radio is a weekly podcast that captures the new right zeitgeist. We discuss the week’s happenings, memes and controversies: A...

Peachy pulls no punches in this episode, calling out pro-life absolutists who’d torpedo Trump’s campaign with moral grandstanding. She’s as pro-life as they come, but she’s no single-issue voter. Should these moms hold their noses, or should Trump be punished for “betraying the cause?” Also, is it lindy to feed the chickens in your sexy underwear? NRP Radio is a weekly podcast that captures the ne...