Dimes sits across from Dan Baltic, host of the New Write podcast and author of Nutcrankr, and the two discuss his latest work, the rising status of dissident fiction, and how literary success can remain uncorrupted from mainstream influences.
Dimes speaks with wealth management guru Sean Wieland who explains how to prepare for the Grey Tsunami, how publicly trades securities doomed growth, and how financial exit planning can be harnessed to save the economy.
Zoltanous returns to go through his recent investigation into the Order of the Nine Angles (O9A,) the history of its strongest soldiers, and how this has made him a target for pedophile transgender satanists.
Dimes speaks with Endeavour, a popularman who tells the story of being a Canadian living abroad in Russia, the political realities that guided this decision, and possible outcomes in a global technocratic society.
If we can get through this one without the technical woes that scuppered the first attempt last December, we’re in for a cracker.
Dimes sits down with the illustrious Raging Dissident, otherwise known as Jeremy Mackenzie, where they explore his experience in the Canadian military, his persecution by the Canadian government due to his activism, and the future of the Diagolon movement.
Dimes and Judas speak with financial expert J Burden and they discuss the practical importance of getting your finances in order to form breakaway communities.
Dimes speaks with the enigmatic The Black Horse, CEO of the Beowulf Society and creator of The Red Ensign who breaks down the hidden geopolitical forces controlling Canadian politics, and the Laurentian Elite at the center of them.
Dimes speaks with the illustrious JF Gariepy on his book The Revolutionary Phenotype, covering several crucial points that were missed on the previous coverage of the book and adding important clarity, including the impetus to write it and the impact it has had since its publishing.
Dimes sits down with man-about-online Aelthemplaer – Formerly Cringewalker – to discuss the concepts of Eunuchracy, the Siege Economy, and the dynamics of Elite family dynasties in American politics. It’s extremely good, gehead!
Dimes sits down with Philosiphicat, who shares her expertise on Julius Evola’s published works, astrological esotericism, and how everybody fails at truly living traditionally.
Dimes welcomes back the Ryan Turnipseed to detail his harrowing conflict with the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod in the wake of popularizing controversy surrounding their promotion of social justice ideology and what appears to be a concerted effort to dismantle the church from within.
Dimes joins Pete to relate his IRL expertise in marketing and advertising to the ways he sees that we can get our political message across. They also go on several rants about the way people trying to get their message across often sabotage themselves by focusing on the group itself.
Dimes speaks with legendary commentator The Z Man and they discuss mainstream figures secretly consuming dissident content, the Managerial State vs. Polyarchy, and how we can reinvigorate the intellectual dead space in the Western world with our current Coalition of the Fired.
Dimes speaks with the great Uberboyo and they delve into the work of Friedrich Nietzsche, including his illness genesis, the difference between Slave and Master worldviews, and what form the Übermensch can take in the 21st century.
Returning guest Zoltanous explains the true history of the Kalergi Plan and the author’s impact on the cold war, and the recent launch of the very first Nazbol party “Patriotic Socialist Front,” designed to bridge the gap between the warring factions of Dissident Politics and destruct the status quo.
Dimes speaks with John Carter of Postcards From Barsoom fame, delving into the masculinity crisis in higher academia, pimps being gay, and how to create a better 21st century man.
Dimes speaks with the infamous Spandrell, beloved writer and creator of such concepts as Bioleninism, and the two speak on the evolution of the perennially victorious Left, IQ Shredders, and the idealism of gene editing.
Dimes sits down with old friend The Fascifist, a delightfully controversial figure in the Dissident Right who is waging a spiritual war against race-idolatry, Liberalism, and Atlanticism.
Dimes speaks with Anglo Ortho on the debate between particularism vs universalism in regards to ideology, the inescapability of post-enlightenment thinking, and why Radiohead is actually a really good band that are unfairly maligned by small minded ghouls.
