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Þórarinn speaks with Ron Nehring and David Reade from the Leadership Institute where immigration, economics, politics and the Republican party are discussed.

In 2016-17 Þórarinn and Bruce Bagnall shared an experience in an American academic institution. This is what they experienced.

Tóti speaks with Konstantin Kisin about his new book; An Immigrants Love Letter to the West. Konstantin is a comedian and a host of the increasingly popular podcast Triggernometry.The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including fatherlessness and the breakdown of the family structure, gratitude, Western culture, free speech, the mainstream media, and Konstantin's experience growing up in the Soviet Union.To support this work visit: www.patreon.com/einpaelingFor audio version: https://www.spreaker.com/user/1169418...Contact: [email protected]

Recorded in December of 2021:Zuby is an entrepreneur, rapper, coach, podcast host, and the list goes on. Zuby has made an impact on cultures around the world with his unique voice conveying a message of personal resilience and responsibility. He is not afraid to challenge the popular narrative in every sphere of society. In this conversation, Tóti and Zuby discuss the challenges to free speech, woke-ism, and culture.

Lawrence M. Krauss is an American theoretical physicist who runs the Origins Project Foundation. He served on the science-policy committee for Barack Obama in 2008 and has taught at some of the most elite institutions in America.In this conversation Tóti probes Lawrence about what are the greatest threats to science today. They speak about university culture, the impacts of woke thinking, the influence of politics, the dangers of speaking out, and much more. The second half of the conversation leads to the late, and dearly missed, Christopher Hitchens and what he might have thought about the current moment.

Page Wilson is a senior lecturer at the University of Iceland who specializes in international relations and security studies. In this interview, Page explains what impact the invasion of Ukraine has on security and politics globally. The questions raised relate to whether realism is making a comeback, nuclear deterrence and vulnerability, balance of power, buffer states and sphere of influence, game-theoretical analysis from Putin's perspective and how the conflict might end.

Bill Deresiewicz is a former Yale professor who wrote a book about the failures of the elite education institutions in the West called Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American elite and the way to a meaningful life.In this podcast, Þórarinn speaks with Bill about how he perceives the problem today, who are these excellent sheep, the grade-inflation, wokeism and its implications on free speech and censorship, classism, and more.

Better Left Unsaid: https://bit.ly/blu_preorderTóti interviews Curt Jaimungal about Better Left Unsaid, a film written and directed by Curt. The film incorporates interviews with intellectuals such as Coleman Hughes, Steven Pinker, Michael Shermer, Noam Chomsky, Janice Fiamengo, and more. It addresses the issue of political extremism in the West, the implications of identity politics, and the new woke-culture promulgated by, and broadcasted from, Western universities.

Þórarinn discusses American politics with Philip Gourevitch. Philip is a staff writer at the New Yorker and an author of several books. The discussion is focused on how American politics will look like in the post-Trump era and Trump’s impact on the Republican party.

On this podcast, Þórarinn speaks to Sir Paul Collier, professor of economics at the Blavatnik School of Government at Oxford University. They speak about Paul's book, The Future of Capitalism: Facing the New Anxieties, which was published in 2018. They discuss what implications Covid-19 has had on his prior projections and how societies can fix the economic problems following the great divergence of the past few decades.

Martin is a professor of medicine at Harvard University and does research in statistical and epidemiological methods for disease surveillance. Martin answers Þórarinn's inquiries about the proposals laid out in the infamous Great Barrington Declaration within the context of Iceland, the political implications of the virus, and much more.

In this episode Þórarinn talks to Lawrence Lessig. Lawrence is a professor at the Harvard School of Law and an adamant fighter for democracy around the world. They discuss how technology is corrupting our minds to benefit financially while simultaneously undermining our democratic institutions. Lawrence gives a brief description of the Icelandic referendum in 2012 for a new constitution, what it meant for Icelandic democracy and Iceland’s unique position in fighting for democracy due to its small population. Finally, they discuss the impeachment of Donald Trump, the Democratic primaries, and the 2020 presidential elections in the United States.