The Right Podcast
The Right Podcast
A podcast that examines rightwing reactionary politics and worldviews. Rob conducts both deep dive and quick hitter episodes. Topics range from the 1990's Patriot Movement in the US to Eastern European extremist ideologies. Be aware that these are the audio from YouTube videos. Visit the YouTube Channel for visuals. https://t.co/rc3r5p9Wzw
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05/31/22 • 249 min
Please visit the Youtube Channel for visuals and subscribe! :) The NazBols: Why are Left accounts posting rightwing content? - YouTube
This deep dive investigates National Bolshevism beginning in theory and history by using primary and secondary source material such as Karl Otto Paetel's National Bolshevist Manifesto.
Moving chronologically from the German school of thought we explore the history of personalities involved in the Russian National Bolshevik Party. The writings of Eduard Limonov are displayed, and an overview of the party provided.
This transitions to Alexander (r) Dugin who is a pivotal individual to this discussion. Dugin's primary works, Foundations of Geopolitics and The Fourth Political Theory, are summarized.
Dugan provides a bridge to modern, US alt-imperialists via Caleb Maupin. Caleb has coopted much of Dugin's theory and repackaged it in an anti-imperialist aesthetic.
The discussion then branches out into red/brown media alliances, Jackson Hinkle, Glenn Greenwald, LaRouche, The Grayzone, Haz from infrared, Seemera Kahn etc.
Breakdown:
O:00 Intoduction
2:00 Post WWI Germany, "Revolution from the Right"
13:00 Ernst Niekisch
23:00 Heinrich Laufenberg/Fritz Wolffheim
25:00 Appeal from the League of Communists to the German Proletariat
27:00 "Left Wing Communism an Infantile Disorder" V. Lenin
28:00 Karl Otto Paetel/National Bolshevist Manifesto
53:00 Russian National Bolshevism, Nikolay V. Ustraylov
58:00 Russian National Bolshevik Party/Eduard Limonov
1:42:00 Alexander Dugin
1:53:00 "The Fourth Political Theory"
2:47:00 "Foundations of Geopolitics"
3:00:00 1996 US Presidential Election
3:08:00 Nazbol Gang/Memes and Destiny/Vaush debates
3:13:00 Caleb Maupin
3:35:00 CPUSA/Glenn Greenwald
3:49:00 "The Red-Brown Media Spectrum" Grayzone, LaRouche, Conspiracies, New Horizon
3:58:00 Youtube/Twitter "Anti-Imperialist" accounts. Jackson Hinkle, Haz Infrared, Sameera Khan
4:03:00 Nazbol synthesis, MAGA as "volk" SHOW LESS
This deep dive investigates National Bolshevism beginning in theory and history by using primary and secondary source material such as Karl Otto Paetel's National Bolshevist Manifesto.
Moving chronologically from the German school of thought we explore the history of personalities involved in the Russian National Bolshevik Party. The writings of Eduard Limonov are displayed, and an overview of the party provided.
This transitions to Alexander (r) Dugin who is a pivotal individual to this discussion. Dugin's primary works, Foundations of Geopolitics and The Fourth Political Theory, are summarized.
Dugan provides a bridge to modern, US alt-imperialists via Caleb Maupin. Caleb has coopted much of Dugin's theory and repackaged it in an anti-imperialist aesthetic.
The discussion then branches out into red/brown media alliances, Jackson Hinkle, Glenn Greenwald, LaRouche, The Grayzone, Haz from infrared, Seemera Kahn etc.
Breakdown:
O:00 Intoduction
2:00 Post WWI Germany, "Revolution from the Right"
13:00 Ernst Niekisch
23:00 Heinrich Laufenberg/Fritz Wolffheim
25:00 Appeal from the League of Communists to the German Proletariat
27:00 "Left Wing Communism an Infantile Disorder" V. Lenin
28:00 Karl Otto Paetel/National Bolshevist Manifesto
53:00 Russian National Bolshevism, Nikolay V. Ustraylov
58:00 Russian National Bolshevik Party/Eduard Limonov
1:42:00 Alexander Dugin
1:53:00 "The Fourth Political Theory"
2:47:00 "Foundations of Geopolitics"
3:00:00 1996 US Presidential Election
3:08:00 Nazbol Gang/Memes and Destiny/Vaush debates
3:13:00 Caleb Maupin
3:35:00 CPUSA/Glenn Greenwald
3:49:00 "The Red-Brown Media Spectrum" Grayzone, LaRouche, Conspiracies, New Horizon
3:58:00 Youtube/Twitter "Anti-Imperialist" accounts. Jackson Hinkle, Haz Infrared, Sameera Khan
4:03:00 Nazbol synthesis, MAGA as "volk" SHOW LESS
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S1 Ep21: The Red-Brown “zombie plague”: how fascist ideas are becoming popular on the Left w. Daphne Lawless
The Right Podcast
11/06/22 • 86 min
A discussion with Daphne Lawless from Fightback! We talk about a series of articles found here: https://fightback.org.nz/2018/05/09/the-red-brown-zombie-plague-part-one/ (This article contains links to others) which investigates right-wing/fascist creep into left spaces. These articles describe how Trump/Brexit, Syria, Covid and now Ukraine have been weaponized via conspiracy and other ideologically bankrupt means (such as campism) to interject reactionary politics into traditionally left spheres. We also touch on other related topics including a general despair with modern politics, globalization vs. reactionary globalist critiques and a need for internationalist solidarity and empathy for victims of all imperialism.
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S1 Ep10: Azov Battalion & Ukrainian Nationalism
The Right Podcast
03/14/22 • 76 min
Visit the Youtube Channel for visuals and subscribe :) Azov Battalion & Ukrainian Nationalism - YouTube
The Azov Battalion Is a controversial Special Operations Detachment of the Ukrainian National Guard. Its membership includes neo-Nazis and other extremists. This video delves into the history of Ukrainian nationalism, regional history, various perspectives on the current Ukrainian-Russian conflict and relations. Topics examined include post-Soviet Ukraine, Orange Revolution, Maidan protests and Revolution of Dignity. Within these discussions the evolution of far-right Ukrainian is traced beginning with Patriots of Ukraine and ending with formation of the Azov Battalion. US-Canadian involvement will be analyzed as well as the future of Ukrainian domestic policy and foreign relations.
Time stamp estimates:
0:00 Overview
2 min Geography of Conflict/Azov Battalion Origin
5 min Russian Perspective
12 min US Perspective
13 min Internet/Other Perspectives
16 min History of Region/Ukrainian Nationalism
18 min WWI-WWII (Ukrainian nationalist support for Central European powers, Ukrainian War for Independence, Ukrainian Collaboration with Nazi forces, Soviet rule)
22 min Holodomor (Ukrainian Famine) Post-Soviet Independence, Orange Revolution
25 min Patriots of Ukraine, Svoboda, Right Sector
32 min EuroMaidan protests, Revolution of Dignity, Breakaway republics
51 min Azov Battalion forms
52 min - Andriy Biletsky describes Azov formation
55 min Reporting on Azov Battalion, Interviews
59 min Azov Regiment joins Ukrainian National Guard
1:04 US Involvement
1:07 The Jerusalem Post/Haaretz
1:12 Conclusions
The Azov Battalion Is a controversial Special Operations Detachment of the Ukrainian National Guard. Its membership includes neo-Nazis and other extremists. This video delves into the history of Ukrainian nationalism, regional history, various perspectives on the current Ukrainian-Russian conflict and relations. Topics examined include post-Soviet Ukraine, Orange Revolution, Maidan protests and Revolution of Dignity. Within these discussions the evolution of far-right Ukrainian is traced beginning with Patriots of Ukraine and ending with formation of the Azov Battalion. US-Canadian involvement will be analyzed as well as the future of Ukrainian domestic policy and foreign relations.
Time stamp estimates:
0:00 Overview
2 min Geography of Conflict/Azov Battalion Origin
5 min Russian Perspective
12 min US Perspective
13 min Internet/Other Perspectives
16 min History of Region/Ukrainian Nationalism
18 min WWI-WWII (Ukrainian nationalist support for Central European powers, Ukrainian War for Independence, Ukrainian Collaboration with Nazi forces, Soviet rule)
22 min Holodomor (Ukrainian Famine) Post-Soviet Independence, Orange Revolution
25 min Patriots of Ukraine, Svoboda, Right Sector
32 min EuroMaidan protests, Revolution of Dignity, Breakaway republics
51 min Azov Battalion forms
52 min - Andriy Biletsky describes Azov formation
55 min Reporting on Azov Battalion, Interviews
59 min Azov Regiment joins Ukrainian National Guard
1:04 US Involvement
1:07 The Jerusalem Post/Haaretz
1:12 Conclusions
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S1 Ep13: Critiquing Oliver Stone's "Ukraine on Fire" Part 1
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06/21/22 • 119 min
Part 1 of 2. Please visit the YouTube page like and subscribe :)
Oliver Stone's Ukraine on Fire Critique - YouTube
Oliver Stone's faux documentary "Ukraine on Fire" has been wildly influential for alt-imperialists, Russia propagandists and contrarian grifters. I created this video to correct and add context to many of the biased and at times flatly inaccurate themes in this movie. This is not intended to be an attack against Oliver Stone but instead informational to those who might have taken this movie at face value. Providing context and seeking truth does not equal advocating for existing options. This is not a hit piece, a pro-western piece, a pro-NATO/EU piece or anything else other than a critique of a deeply flawed propaganda film.
Oliver Stone's Ukraine on Fire Critique - YouTube
Oliver Stone's faux documentary "Ukraine on Fire" has been wildly influential for alt-imperialists, Russia propagandists and contrarian grifters. I created this video to correct and add context to many of the biased and at times flatly inaccurate themes in this movie. This is not intended to be an attack against Oliver Stone but instead informational to those who might have taken this movie at face value. Providing context and seeking truth does not equal advocating for existing options. This is not a hit piece, a pro-western piece, a pro-NATO/EU piece or anything else other than a critique of a deeply flawed propaganda film.
S1 Ep17: Left, Right Alliance: Marcyism, Campism, Alt-Imperialism and Faux Populism.
The Right Podcast
08/06/22 • 228 min
Jimmy Dore, Syrian and Covid conspiracies, conflict in Ukraine, The People's Party and Alexander Dugin are all used to examine modern left, right or red, brown alliance as discussed on I Don't Speak German Episode 113. Please note that this is audio from a YouTube video which can be found here Left, Right Alliance: Marcyism, Campism, Alt-Imperialism and Faux Populism. - YouTube
S1 Ep7: The Spotify, Joe Rogan Controversy Explained
The Right Podcast
01/31/22 • 48 min
This is audio from a YouTube video describing what actually happened with Joe Rogan and Spotify. Dissecting the events from an objective angle concludes that this has little to do with concepts of censorship and more to do with how Spotify chooses to enforce it's existing rules.
S1 Ep19: The Third-Party Debate: Opposing Views and Obstacles to Electoral Success Part: 2
The Right Podcast
11/01/22 • 59 min
Link to Youtube video: Greg Fields Discusses Why He Votes Democrat. - YouTube
This video is part of a three-part playlist examining third parties. Topics include common arguments pro/con to vote third parties, structural/informal barriers to third party electoral success in the US system and problems third party representatives might face if elected to the federal level.
I then have discussions with Greg Fields @groove_sdc on Twitter and Renee Johnston @RJohnston815 on Twitter and substack https://reneecj.substack.com/
Greg is prolific on Twitter as a pro-Democrat voice. He has canvassed and volunteered for campaigns in the past. Renee has worked with numerous third parties and is very knowledgeable regarding grassroots organizing. She has been a valuable resource for me regarding third party topics and research for other videos. These are not paid spokespeople or media figures but authentic voices that will provide insight without the name calling, and platitudes/slogans offered elsewhere.
#midterms #thirdparty #democrats #greenparty
This video is part of a three-part playlist examining third parties. Topics include common arguments pro/con to vote third parties, structural/informal barriers to third party electoral success in the US system and problems third party representatives might face if elected to the federal level.
I then have discussions with Greg Fields @groove_sdc on Twitter and Renee Johnston @RJohnston815 on Twitter and substack https://reneecj.substack.com/
Greg is prolific on Twitter as a pro-Democrat voice. He has canvassed and volunteered for campaigns in the past. Renee has worked with numerous third parties and is very knowledgeable regarding grassroots organizing. She has been a valuable resource for me regarding third party topics and research for other videos. These are not paid spokespeople or media figures but authentic voices that will provide insight without the name calling, and platitudes/slogans offered elsewhere.
#midterms #thirdparty #democrats #greenparty
S1 Ep19: The Third-Party Debate: Opposing Views and Obstacles to Electoral Success Part: 3
The Right Podcast
11/01/22 • 40 min
Link to YouTube video: Renee's Discussion - YouTube
This video is part of a three-part playlist examining third parties. Topics include common arguments pro/con to vote third parties, structural/informal barriers to third party electoral success in the US system and problems third party representatives might face if elected to the federal level.
I then have discussions with Greg Fields @groove_sdc on Twitter and Renee Johnston @RJohnston815 on Twitter and substack https://reneecj.substack.com/
Greg is prolific on Twitter as a pro-Democrat voice. He has canvassed and volunteered for campaigns in the past. Renee has worked with numerous third parties and is very knowledgeable regarding grassroots organizing. She has been a valuable resource for me regarding third party topics and research for other videos. These are not paid spokespeople or media figures but authentic voices that will provide insight without the name calling, and platitudes/slogans offered elsewhere.
#midterms #thirdparty #democrats #greenparty
This video is part of a three-part playlist examining third parties. Topics include common arguments pro/con to vote third parties, structural/informal barriers to third party electoral success in the US system and problems third party representatives might face if elected to the federal level.
I then have discussions with Greg Fields @groove_sdc on Twitter and Renee Johnston @RJohnston815 on Twitter and substack https://reneecj.substack.com/
Greg is prolific on Twitter as a pro-Democrat voice. He has canvassed and volunteered for campaigns in the past. Renee has worked with numerous third parties and is very knowledgeable regarding grassroots organizing. She has been a valuable resource for me regarding third party topics and research for other videos. These are not paid spokespeople or media figures but authentic voices that will provide insight without the name calling, and platitudes/slogans offered elsewhere.
#midterms #thirdparty #democrats #greenparty
S1 Ep20: Vyacheslav Likhachev: An Honest Discussion About Ukraine.
The Right Podcast
10/30/22 • 88 min
See the YouTube video here: (1) Vyacheslav Likhachev - YouTube
Vyacheslav Likhachev is a historian, journalist, political scientist, and social activist. He holds a Ph.D. in History from the Moscow Lomonosov University, and graduated from the Jewish University in Moscow, Russia. As Research Fellow, he worked at Jewish University in Jerusalem, Central European University in Budapest, and Warsaw University, Poland. Taught at Jewish University in Moscow, Moscow State University, International Solomon University (Kyiv, Ukraine), and at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (Ukraine). Head of the "Analytics" Program (Eurasian Jewish Congress, EJC), and of the National Minorities Rights Monitoring Group. Since 2008, Chief Editor of the official EJC website.
His research interests include ethnopolitical conflict studies, xenophobia on the post-Soviet space, ideology and activity of far-right groups in Russia and Ukraine, political extremism, theories of nation and nationalism, history of anti-semitism, activity of Jewish communities on post-Soviet space, and inter-confessional relations. https://krytyka.com/en/authors/vyacheslav-likhachev
Former head of the Monitoring Group for the Rights of National Minorities,Former Research Analyst at ZMINA. Center for Human Rights, Former Project manager at the Congress of National Communities of Ukraine, Former Fellow at United Nations Human Rights, Former Area Coordinator at Vostok – SOS, Former Guide at Yad Vashem: World Holocaust Center, Jerusalem, Former Founder at The Chernivtsi Museum of the History and Culture of Bukovinian Jews, Former Teacher at the Institute of Asian and African Countries, Former Teacher at Jewish University in Moscow, Former Editor in Chief at Jews of Euro-Asia magazine, Worked at the Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, Former General Counsel, member at Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
Euromaidan SOS: honest answers to the most common questions about AZOV in the West Euromaidan SOS: honest answers to the most common questions about AZOV in the West - Центр Громадянських Свобод (ccl.org.ua)
The Far Right in the Conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The Far Right in the Conflict between Russia and Ukraine (ifri.org)
Right-wing extremism in Ukraine: the phenomenon of ”Svoboda” brocshura_block.indd (jewseurasia.org)
The “Right Sector” and Others: National Radicals and the Ukrainian Political Crisis of Late 2013 – Early 2104 https://www.academia.edu/27715875/The_Right_Sector_and_Others_National_Radicals_and_the_Ukrainian_Political_Crisis_of_Late_2013_Early_2104?fbclid=IwAR0uMb7h39-N5364jfrK-IXrEtIQPlHgul3Coq7AtQi_KHrfWJ35-zQw0S8
In this video/audio
Introductions
Ukrainian Nationalists vs Modern Ukraine (Nation building, OUN, formation of modern Ukraine.)
Weakening of the far right in Ukraine.
Propaganda directed at Ukraine (Maidan to Russian invasion)
Yanukovych’s rule and loss of electoral support for the far right.
Far right street crime and violence.
Impact of Russian invasion on the Ukrainian far right.
Azov Battalion.
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Vyacheslav Likhachev is a historian, journalist, political scientist, and social activist. He holds a Ph.D. in History from the Moscow Lomonosov University, and graduated from the Jewish University in Moscow, Russia. As Research Fellow, he worked at Jewish University in Jerusalem, Central European University in Budapest, and Warsaw University, Poland. Taught at Jewish University in Moscow, Moscow State University, International Solomon University (Kyiv, Ukraine), and at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (Ukraine). Head of the "Analytics" Program (Eurasian Jewish Congress, EJC), and of the National Minorities Rights Monitoring Group. Since 2008, Chief Editor of the official EJC website.
His research interests include ethnopolitical conflict studies, xenophobia on the post-Soviet space, ideology and activity of far-right groups in Russia and Ukraine, political extremism, theories of nation and nationalism, history of anti-semitism, activity of Jewish communities on post-Soviet space, and inter-confessional relations. https://krytyka.com/en/authors/vyacheslav-likhachev
Former head of the Monitoring Group for the Rights of National Minorities,Former Research Analyst at ZMINA. Center for Human Rights, Former Project manager at the Congress of National Communities of Ukraine, Former Fellow at United Nations Human Rights, Former Area Coordinator at Vostok – SOS, Former Guide at Yad Vashem: World Holocaust Center, Jerusalem, Former Founder at The Chernivtsi Museum of the History and Culture of Bukovinian Jews, Former Teacher at the Institute of Asian and African Countries, Former Teacher at Jewish University in Moscow, Former Editor in Chief at Jews of Euro-Asia magazine, Worked at the Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, Former General Counsel, member at Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
Euromaidan SOS: honest answers to the most common questions about AZOV in the West Euromaidan SOS: honest answers to the most common questions about AZOV in the West - Центр Громадянських Свобод (ccl.org.ua)
The Far Right in the Conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The Far Right in the Conflict between Russia and Ukraine (ifri.org)
Right-wing extremism in Ukraine: the phenomenon of ”Svoboda” brocshura_block.indd (jewseurasia.org)
The “Right Sector” and Others: National Radicals and the Ukrainian Political Crisis of Late 2013 – Early 2104 https://www.academia.edu/27715875/The_Right_Sector_and_Others_National_Radicals_and_the_Ukrainian_Political_Crisis_of_Late_2013_Early_2104?fbclid=IwAR0uMb7h39-N5364jfrK-IXrEtIQPlHgul3Coq7AtQi_KHrfWJ35-zQw0S8
In this video/audio
Introductions
Ukrainian Nationalists vs Modern Ukraine (Nation building, OUN, formation of modern Ukraine.)
Weakening of the far right in Ukraine.
Propaganda directed at Ukraine (Maidan to Russian invasion)
Yanukovych’s rule and loss of electoral support for the far right.
Far right street crime and violence.
Impact of Russian invasion on the Ukrainian far right.
Azov Battalion.
q7rPOBIbzSTXzvbjWsRG
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How many episodes does The Right Podcast have?
The Right Podcast currently has 52 episodes available.
What topics does The Right Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Documentary, Podcasts and Government.
What is the most popular episode on The Right Podcast?
The episode title 'S1 Ep11: The NazBols: Why are Left accounts posting rightwing content?' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on The Right Podcast is 74 minutes.
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Episodes of The Right Podcast are typically released every 14 days, 16 hours.
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