Chronicles Magazine

Jun 30 2024 43 ep. 51 mins 181

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Welcome to the Chronicles podcast, a production of Chronicles Magazine, the original outlet for paleoconservative thought and a bastion of the authentic Right in America.

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Ep 42 Renaud Camus: Enemy of the Disaster

Jun 30 2024 46 mins

We are joined by guests Louis Betty and Ethan Rundell to discuss a new collection of essays by Renaud Camus--who famously coined the phrase "Great Replacement."

Ep 41 Does the First Amendment Ban the Ten Commandments in Schools?

Jun 25 2024 32 mins

Dave Benner helps us answer a timely question!

Ep 40 The Radicalization of Normies

Jun 22 2024 45 mins

Joined by Nate Hochman to talk about the rightward shift of Middle America

Ep 39 Can South Asians Assimilate?

Jun 14 2024 46 mins

We welcome Jayant Bhandari to talk about his understanding of Indian and South Asian culture and the difficulty Western culture has with integrating them into our society.

Ep 38 Is There a Woke Right?

Jun 13 2024 49 mins

I am joined by Paul Gottfried to talk about the essence of the Right Wing, and its relation to Critical Theory

Ep 37 What Really Happened at Watergate?

Jun 11 2024 64 mins

We are joined by Geoff Shepard, and we get into the nitty-gritty of the Watergate scandal.

Ep 36 The Specter of Noticing

Jun 10 2024 58 mins

The man, the myth, the legend. Chief of Noticers Steve Sailer talks his new book and his experience as a man of stats.

Ep 35 The Civil Rights Regime and its Consequences

Jun 09 2024 43 mins

John Doyle joins us today to talk about the Civil Rights Movement and the long term effect it has had on the United States and its political culture.

Ep 35 Who Fights for Legacy Americans?

Jun 08 2024 54 mins

Jeremy Carl joins us to talk about his new book The Unprotected Class

Ep 34 HL Mencken and the Fight Against Progressivism

Apr 12 2024 49 mins

Darryl Hart joins us to talk about the Sage of Baltimore and his war against the progressive, centralizing spirit of the early twentieth century.