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This week Cam has a chat with Dr Stephanie Reist about the Brazilian election.

This week Cam has a chat with Aotearoa-based author & filmmaker Dylan Reeve about his new book Fake Believe: Conspiracy Theories in Aotearoa.

This week we have a chat with Dr Anna Meier (Twitter) about how terrorism is defined and by whom.

This week we have a chat with freelance journalist & translator Gregor Wakounig about anti-fascism in Japan, now and in history.

Our semi-regular US correspondent Jason Wilson checks in to reflect on the five year anniversary of Charlottesville, plus his prediction that Trump will never run for President again.

This week we have a chat with Jacobin's Europe editor David Broder about the Italian election result. David's next book, Mussolini's Grandchildren: Fascism In Contemporary Italy, comes out early next year.

This week we have a chat with Raja from The Humanism Project about Hindutva in Australia. See more links and show notes here.

This week we have a chat with Joe Mulhall, Director of Research at Hope Not Hate, about his book Drums In The Distance.

This week we have a yarn with Sam Kutner about Proud Boys, January 6, and taking the Glitter Pill.

This week we had a chat with Dr Terri Givens about her book The Roots of Racism: The Politics of White Supremacy in the US and Europe.

This week we have a chat with Lydia Khalil about her new book The Rise Of The Extreme Right.

This week we are joined by beloved social media influencer Tom Tanuki to discuss some recent goings-ons within the 'Freedom' Movement (and his extensive work for the State).

This week we spoke to Beatriz Buarque about Words Heal The World, the alt-Right, "truth" industries and securitization studies.

This week we have a chat with Professor Priyamvada Gopal about her book Insurgent Empire: Anticolonial Resistance & British Dissent.

This week we have a chat with Dr Jessie Daniels about her new book Nice White Ladies: The Truth about White Supremacy, Our Role in It, and How We Can Help Dismantle It. Further reading: The Women Making Conspiracy Theories Beautiful‘Pastel QAnon’ : The female lifestyle bloggers and influencers spreading conspiracy theories through InstagramGwyneth Paltrow on Earthing

This week we talk to Brooke Binkowski, the managing editor of TruthOrFiction.com, about fact-checking, misinformation, borders and the far-Right.

This week we have a chat with academic Gerard Gill about their research into the ways Australian fascists cross-pollinated their messaging into conspiracist spaces.

This week we talk to journalist and author Katherine Stewart about her books The Good News Club and The Power Worshippers, and the dangerous rise of Christian Nationalism.

This week we talk with Heron Greenesmith, a lawyer and senior research analyst with Political Research Associates, about anti-Trans violence and rhetoric from the Right and Left. As we're wrapping up the recording, news comes across the wire that the Supreme Court has struck down Roe v Wade.

This week we have a chat with Dr Robert Horvath about his book Putin's Fascists, managed nationalism, and how he came to find himself banned from Russia.

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This week we have a chat with Dr. Jordan McSwiney about their research into far-Right political parties, media responsibility and Western Civilisation.

This week we have a chat with author & journalist Elle Hardy about Pentecostalism, Hillsong, spiritual warfare and her new book Beyond Belief.

This week we have a yarn with Crikey's internet culture reporter Cameron Wilson about the Federal Election, social media, 'Freedom' parties and the far-Right.

This week one of our cohort has come down with a bit of a bug, so we have foregone our regular interview for some sneaky tunes and a little run through of some minor parties, in true trainspotting tradition.