OnlySubs: Cutting Back on Conspiracy Brain
We're being pushed into more conspiratorial thinking than the real conspiratorial situation warrants.
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How Society Works
Host James Lindsay endeavors to explain what actually makes societies work and why totalitarian systems do a poor job of running them.
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The Nazi Experiment, Vol. 14: Germany Is Not an Economic Zone
In this fourteenth volume of the Nazi Experiment series of the New Discourses Podcast, host James Lindsay takes us into the bottom third of the fourth chapter of Volume 1 of Hitler's Mein Kampf to show the parallels to what we face in our own day.
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OnlySubs: Stepping Back from the Fakeness of Social Media
In this episode of my subscribers-only podcast, I suggest a way to fundamentally change our relationship to just how fake social media is.
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Did Jews Move to Palestine Legally?
One of the most contentious issues in the modern world is the issue of the legality of Jewish settlement and statehood in Israel.
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The Myth of the Blood, Vol. 1: Pseudo-Traditionalism and the Nordic Science
In this episode of the New Discourses Podcast, Lindsay inaugurates that series with a further exploration from the first chapter of Rosenberg's Myth.
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Heroism and Honor in the Fascist Mind
Central to the psychological and social construction of both Fascists and Nazis are the concepts of heroism and honor.
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The Nazi Experiment, Vol. 13: The Nazi Myth of the Blood
In this episode of the Nazi Experiment series on the New Discourses Podcast, host James Lindsay takes you through several sections of Rosenberg's Myth, showing just how deep the racial rabbit hole goes with the Nazis (to the foundations of humanity, to be exact).
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OnlySubs: James Reads the Bible: Matthew 6
In this episode of James Lindsay OnlySubs, my subscribers-only podcast, I read through the middle part of the Sermon on the Mount, as recorded in Matthew 6.
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Fascism and the Naturalistic Fallacy
Underneath the hood of Fascism is a heavy insistence that its program aligns with various aspects of Nature.
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The Creepy Real Meaning of Fascism as Corporatism
Father of Italian Fascism, Benito Mussolini, is famous for having remarked that Fascism can be summarized simply enough as "corporatism."
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The American Experiment: Federalist 51 and Political Realism
At the end of the day, the magic that makes the American Experiment work is that it is grounded in an astute understanding of human nature and political realism.
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Fascism Is Progressive
Fascism is a progressive ideology. It would be most appropriate to say that it is progressive by reactionary means, in fact.
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Are Jews Really God’s Chosen People?
The usual understanding of the Jewish people is that the Jews are God's "chosen people." What does that mean?
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“Insurrection Barbie’s” Long Game and the Conservative Right
Early in March 2026, the famous but anonymous X account known as "Insurrection Barbie" dropped a long article about an Integralist operation to disrupt and hijack the American right-wing (or conservative movement, or Republican Party).
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The “Trusted Voice” as Gramsci’s Organic Intellectual
In the realm of "Woke," which is to say with regard to critical theories, the "Trusted Voice" tends to take on a particular form.
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Introducing Woke Nationalism
When we talk about Woke Left and Woke Right, while the essential core of being "Woke" is mostly the same, there are some key differences.
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OnlySubs: James Reads the Bible: Matthew 4:1-11
In this episode of James Lindsay OnlySubs, my subscribers-only podcast, I read through the first eleven verses of the fourth chapter of the Gospel according to Matthew, where Jesus is tempted by the devil in the desert.
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What Was “Positive Christianity” in the Nazi Movement?
The Nazi Party had a problem through its entire existence, from 1920 to 1945. That problem was Christianity, which was in its way.
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Explaining the Long March Through the Institutions
The Long March Through the Institutions is a Marxist strategy for infiltrating the West through its institutions.
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