EPISODE · Apr 10, 2025 · 2H 36M
S2E14: Constantin von Hoffmeister
from Black Ibis Social Club · host Alexandru Constantin
Author, journalist, translator, and editor of Arktos Journal Constantin von Hoffmeister joins us to talk about his latest book, MULTIPOLARITY! So once again, brew yourself a dark cup of coffee, maybe drip a splash of whiskey in there, and enjoy another episode of the best culture and lit podcast on Substack.Black Ibis Social Club is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.In this episode:We discuss Constantin’s new book, Multipolarity, and his political and philosophical influences. We chat a bit about what I think is an optimistic and positive political outlook towards the future, the differences between the American Right and its European counterparts, what a multipolar world looks like and how it came to be, and many other interesting topics, in what might be one of the most interesting conversations so far. If you enjoy The Black Ibis Social Club please take the time to like, follow, and comment on here and also across multiple platforms. You can listen to The Black Ibis Social Club on every major platform and also use the RSS feed to listen on any and all podcast streaming apps. In order to keep this up and continue to provide some of the best content on this side of Substack we need to get the word out far and wide, so please like, share, subscribe not only here but on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music. If you enjoy these conversations and are excited about all the excellent stuff planned for the future take the time and share a link as far and wide as possible.Constantin von Hoffmeister’s books:MULTIPOLARITY!Esoteric TrumpismTo those who go to bed, good dreams, good night… Get full access to Black Ibis Social Club at blackibissocialclub.substack.com/subscribe
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