Andy Nowicki returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his article “The Modern-Day Medea and Her Fangirls.” We talk about the Lindsay Clancy trial and how the case demonstrates that when ideology and social media give them license, dark feminine traits can become a social contagion.

Lindsay Clancy, Gloria Steinem & End-Stage Feminism

Thomas Cyr joins Our Interesting Times to discuss his book The Nuremberg System: Conceptual Bases of World Order from 1933 to Present. Cyr argues that the Allied defeat of the Axis in 1945 was not, as court historians present it, a victory of freedom and democracy over slavery and totalitarianism, but the imposition of "the Nuremberg Regime" — a new conceptual order that still shapes public discourse and structures world politics.

Cyr is a political theorist and revisionist historian, known to many as Thomas777. His work can be followed and supported on his Substack.

Helen Andrews and the Racial Crossroads

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his recent article "Requiem for a White Boy," a reflection on the late Jim Goad—the provocative writer and satirist who died in June 2026. Jones uses Goad’s life and career as a lens to examine broader questions of social engineering, the appeal and limitations of so-called race realism, and the ways cultural and sexual ideologies can shape personal trajectories and public narratives.

Dr. Jones is a Catholic author, lecturer and longtime editor of Culture Wars magazine

AOC’s Pivot, Woke 2.0, Arday’s Suicide, and Academia’s Corruption

James Perloff returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss is his video "The Lindbergh Kidnapping" where he takes a close look at the long-controversial case. James focuses on the serious injustices that marked the trial of Bruno Hauptmann—the German-born carpenter who was convicted and executed for the crime—and explores the political motives behind the growing “Lindbergh Did It” narrative that has gained traction in recent years. James also offers his own assessment of what likely happened, arguing that the kidnapping is probably inseparable from the Deep State.

Private Equity Destroys Everything & the Epstein-Wexner Silicone Heartland

Alexander Poe joins Our Interesting Times to discuss his article “Catholics Have a Golden Opportunity to Challenge Jewish Power in the US,” the sharp decline in family formation and birth rates among young people, and how these trends portend civilizational collapse.

Alexander is a Catholic convert from evangelical Protestantism, a husband and father, and a master’s student in Thomistic philosophy. Through his YouTube channel and Substack Poe’s Choice of Words, he defends the Catholic Faith and examines post-Vatican II developments, Church history, and related theological questions.

The Not So Extraordinary Case of Jason Arday & the Protocols of the Elders of Zion

teve Penfield returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his two-part essay “What Caused the Post-WW2 Decline of Urban America?”.

In the essay Penfield challenges conventional explanations for the sharp postwar collapse of major U.S. cities such as Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, and others. He argues that three radical federal interventions of the 1930s and 1940s—nationalization of housing mortgages, nationalization of labor unions, and the Supreme Court’s 1948 Shelley v. Kraemer decision ending neighborhood freedom of association—undermined long-standing patterns of growth, work, saving, and community stability, triggering lasting urban decline and suburban flight.

The Shiloh Hendrix Verdict, Free Speech & Fauci Pleads the Fifth

Shabtai and the Jewish Takeover of Yale

The Hoax of the Twentieth Century at 50

Richard Parker returns to Our Interesting Time to discuss one of the most provocative and contentious pieces he has published: "Against Miscegenation: On the Evils of Race-Mixing and the Existential Threat It Poses to European Posterity."

Richard argues that large-scale interracial marriage and reproduction represent not merely a cultural shift, but a demographic and civilizational rupture with irreversible consequences for peoples of European descent. He frames the issue in stark terms—biological, historical, and existential—claiming that the preservation of distinct European genetic and cultural lineages is essential to the continuity of Western civilization itself.

Richard’s work can be followed and supported by subscribing to his Substack The Raven's Call.

Alexander Hamilton Crypto & Resurgent Socialism

Andy Nowicki returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his new book 1990: When the Deep State Declared War on Its People — a sharp, provocative short history of the PC/Woke-orchestrated campaign of terror that he argues has been waged against ordinary citizens for decades.

Andy's writing and essays can be read at his Substack at andynowicki.substack.com.

America at 250

Pete Quinones returns to the show to discuss the important 1890 series from the Jesuit journal La Civiltà Cattolica titled “The Jewish Question in Europe.”

Published a century after the French Revolution and Jewish emancipation, the articles analyzed the rising influence of Jewish communities in finance, politics, and culture during the spread of liberalism, socialism, and secularism in Europe. Our discussion examines the historical context of the series and why its observations made more than 135 years ago resonate today.

Starmer Resigns & the Hollow State

Donald Jeffries returns to Our Interesting Time to discuss his provocative article "Peace and the Perpetual Persecution Complex." We talk about the backlash to President Trump's recent ceasefire agreement with Iran, and how large segments of the Jewish community exhibit a deep-seated 'perpetual victimhood' mindset even amid privilege, financial influence, inordinate political power.

Donald is the author and independent researcher known for his hard-hitting books like Hidden History: An Exposé of Modern Crimes, Conspiracies, and Cover-Ups in American Politics, Survival of the Richest, and Crimes and Cover-Ups in American Politics: 1776-1963.

The First Trillionaire, Section 224 & Pax Judaica

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, which directly confronts the profound challenges posed by artificial intelligence to humanity. We also examine Dr. Jones’ article, “Tragedy in Two Acts: A Review of Aquinas and the Market by Mary Hirschfeld, Ph.D.,” published in the June issue of Culture Wars. In this sharp and incisive book review, Jones delivers a powerful critique of the foundational assumptions underlying modern economics.

Dr. Jones is editor of Culture Wars magazine and author of many books including the most recently published Walking with a Bible and a Gun and his soon to be released autobiography Born Under a Bad Sign.

Richard Parker returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his article, “Corporate Rights and the Most Absurd Legal Fiction: A Reactionary History and Analysis of Corporate Personhood.” We explore how the legal doctrine of corporate personhood has gradually expanded corporate power while eroding accountability to the public. We also talk about how the rise of unaccountable corporate influence over politics, media, and culture has transformed the American Republic into a corrupt oligarchy.

Richard Parker writes at The Raven’s Call: A Reactionary Perspective, where he offers sharp, provocative analysis from a traditionalist viewpoint.