post-nostalgic wasteland

Thomas Ur-Millennial returns and we go back and forth on the conflict between sticking to the facts and building a powerful narrative, leaving behind vegetarianism, quitting alcohol, unemployment, liberal friends, online friends, and more.

Berto sits down with me once again to discuss zyns, suburban life, free speech, whether cancel culture is winding down, innocence hoaxes, why Mexicans need to be given their white card, and more.

The legendary JJ Boobhugger and myself discuss the firing of Anthony Cumia, the decline of stand-up comedy, whether Gangs of New York is a good movie, and The Crush (2010 Irish short film).

What's the deal with Canadian separatism? Why are so many right-wing online influencers Canadian? Why is Minnesota nice so annoying? Why are Russians just Asians trapped in white people’s bodies? We talk about all that on this very latest episode with my Canadian friend Pee-Wee Herman Melville

A Dominican New Yorker and part-time bookie and lender gives me the inside scoop on the underground gambling world, corruption in the Caribbean, Dominican-Haitian relations, and the migrant crisis in NYC.

In which we discuss colonizer relatives, libertarian lore, New York politics, ghost stories, advocacy documentaries, the Catholic Question, and more.

College student and sinophile Mr. S.T.A.R. shares his inside perspective on modern life on a liberal arts campus, particularly the current pro-Palestine activism, and how it compares with campus-led movements of the past. He also describes his experiences as a college student throughout the COVID era.

Me and my 4th favorite gay French-speaking southern Catholic on X (formerly known as Twitter) talk about fake southern accents, being right-wing in a college town, the anti-IVF movement, European immigration politics, retrospective views on revolutions, and people getting mad when their views start becoming mainstream.

In which me and my Latinx friend Henry shoot the shit about immigration politics in America and Europe, Latin America, the definition of "Arab," American fraternity culture, psychedelics and more.

Two friends get into it about the aurora borealis, bidets, Kenny vs. Spenny, alcohol, 2010s rap, and more.

Me and one of my long-time online pals Mac Foster talk about the reality of rural homegrown food life as we digress into Waco, the migrant crisis, why golf is actually relaxing and not stressful, and more. You will not wanna miss this ep, I promise you.

Fantasy author Austin Calloway shoots the bull with me about the fantasy genre before we quickly segway into JK Rowling's legacy, nostalgia for the previous era of Fox News, and the perks of being a "normie loser."

I speak with writer Nic Dolinger about his short stories, Falun Gong, what Christopher Hitchens would be like today, life in Argentina, my Ron Unz impression, and that's it. Nothing else.

I chat with the writer and star of Hereafter Man about the early rise of wokeness within the film industry, whether reality TV is the modern day PT Barnum, the OJ Simpson trial and how its changing legacy reflects on changing cultural attitudes, and more.

Ghost Jail producer and co-creator Berto chills with me to discuss Hereafter Man, the origins of the black Irish, Protestant vs. Catholic theology, black nerds, hicklibs, whether crime in Chicago is hyped, keeping up with childhood friends, and more.

Old interview I did with author and critic Adam Lehrer aka Safety Propaganda. We discussed the discipline of writing, the gimmick of method acting, Mads Mikkelsen and the Hannibal Lecter adaptations, safe transphobia, city living, bodybuilding, drugs, and the benefits and difficulties of drawing on personal experience.

Join bleeding heart right-winger Thomas URMI (@TheURMillennial) and myself as we discuss living in a liberal arts college town in a red state, the rise of wokeness and anti-wokeness, the duty (or not) to persuade, and the importance of remembering to be the good guy.