Our Interesting Times

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

Steve 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

Kevin DeAnna joins Our Interesting Times to discuss race communism, race capitalism, and how both work in tandem to produce the reign of the merchants—and eventual societal collapse. We talk how concepts like diversity, equality, and equity have been developed and weaponized to undermine institutions of authority and hierarchy—and ultimately to destroy Western and European civilization—while capitalists exploit these forces to maximize short-term profits, eroding the very society that makes their enterprises possible.Kevin is the host of Identity Politics and the author of Conservatism Inc.: The Battle for the American Right. 

Shabtai and the Jewish Takeover of Yale 

Tim Kelly is a guest on the J. Burden Show to discuss a variety of topics. 

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's Resignation & 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. 

Jewish Gratitude & Israel Blows Up the Peace Deal

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.  

The First Trillionaire, Section 224 and Pax Judaica

Dr. Hans Utter returns to Our Interesting Time to discuss his article “FM Radio: The Occulted Frequencies of the Counterculture.”  We talk about FM radio’s role in 1960’s and 1970’s counterculture and the malovelent influences and occulted power structures that have shaped modern America. Dr. Utter is a renowned ethnomusicologist, accomplished musician, composer, and author whose work bridges music traditions with deep explorations of sound, culture, and consciousness. Hans' podcast is The Resonant State and his website is here. 

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.

The Murder of Henry Nowak, White Genocide & Young Angry Women

The Lobby's Pyrrhic Victory

Kevin Kervick joins Our Interesting Times to discuss the crisis of American identity and the false promises of modernity — from psychoanalysis and consumerism to the radical individualism that has left so many isolated and spiritually adrift.Kevin is a licensed marriage and family therapist, educator, founder of the Ministry for Mental Health, and author of the Substack Paving the Way. He specializes in faith-integrated counseling for traditional men, veterans, and those recovering from modern disillusionment. His work emphasizes cultural secession, mental health recovery, and the rebuilding of strong families and communities.

Kurt Seidel returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss Germany in Stalin’s Crosshairs: The Red Army’s Entry into the Second World War, and the Wehrmacht’s Actions in 1941, a new book written by Bernd Schwipper and published by Antelope Hill. 

Guns & American Identity

California's Billionaire Tax and the Great Reset of the 1970s

Richard Parker joins Our Interesting Times to discuss his article 'Against Democracy: The Five Fatal Flaws of Universal Suffrage.’ We talk about the problems with universal suffrage, modern democracy, liberalism and how egalitarianism leads to cultural decline. Richard is the proprietor of The Raven's Call: A Reactionary Perspective newsletter. 

SPLC Indictment & the 25th Amendment

Justin Stamm joins Our Interesting Times to discuss his book The Payola Chronicles: How the Mafia & the CIA Created Rock & Roll and how the current political power structures operate similarly to the infamous Mafia organizations of the past. Justin is a screenwriter, director, author, and host of the Why We Fight show.

The Dire Straits of Hormuz, Tucker on the BBC, Trump vs the Pope, and the Return of Anti-Catholicism

American Reform returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his provocative essay "The Godless Constitution: America's Original Sin." We talk about how the U.S. Constitution’s deliberate omission of any reference to God, Christ, divine law, or the duties of the state toward the true religion represents not a neutral strength or safeguard for liberty, but a fatal foundational flaw—the "original sin" from which America’s ongoing moral, religious, cultural, and political decline inevitably flows.

Ceasefire, Trump's Derangement and America's Coming Chastisement

Christian Secor joins Our Interesting Times to discuss his book The American Regime, now in its second edition. Originally written anonymously from prison following the events of January 6th, the book offers a provocative analysis of power, oppression, and the nature of the modern American political order. 

Iran Winning, OnlyFans & Anti-Antisemitic Meme Sheriff 

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his March 2026 Culture Wars feature article 'Donald Trump Sails the Ship of State into Troubled Waters.’ We talk about President Trump’s aggressive foreign policy trajectory and how his perilous military escalation in the Middle East on behalf of Greater Israel may signal the end of America’s Third Republic and the broader collapse of the American Empire. Dr. Jones is a prolific Catholic intellectual, author, and editor of Culture Wars magazine.

Joe Kent, Trump's War for Israel, & the Collapse of the American Empire

Donald Jeffries returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss President Trump's war on Iran and how it exposes the extent of Jewish power in American politics and represents the final betrayal of the MAGA movement.  Don 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. 

 Iran's 47-Year War, Lindsey Graham Coaches Bibi, Trump & Unconditional Surrender

Andy Nowicki returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss how the Epstein files release has revitalized "debunked" Pizzagate conspiracy theories and exposed the extent of Jewish power in the West's politics and culture. 

Bibi's Purim War, the Third Temple and Expelling ZOG

Dark Enlightenment returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss the tension between Catholic universalism and the pressing issues of race, white identity and ethnic preservation in a rapidly changing America. 

ZOG Attacks Iran, Tucker Interviews Huckabee, and Israel's 8th Front

Jesse Jackson RIP, the Civil Rights Grift, Epstein & More

Mark Weber returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss Adolf Hitler’s pivotal decision to declare war on the United States on December 11, 1941. We talk about how that decision rather than being impulsive or reckless, was a rational response to a long steady, escalating series of provocations by the Roosevelt administration and the United State government. 

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss Carrie Prejean Boller's ouster from Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty, the myth of Catholic Zionism, the Epstein file dump and what the information therein means for the American Empire. Dr. Jones is the editor of Culture Wars magazine and author of many books including his most recently published Walking with a Bible and a Gun: The Rise, Fall & Return of American Identity.

Super Bowl Follies, Catholicism & Zionism, and Epstein's America

Mark Weber returns to Our Interesting Time to discuss Hitler Answers Roosevelt which is a presentation of the high-profile diplomatic exchange between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler. We talk about why this April 1939 verbal sparring between the two leaders remains relevant today, and what key insights it offers into the real causes of the Second World War.Mark Weber, a historian, author, and the long-time Director of the Institute for Historical Review.

The Epstein Files 

Minnesota Madness & the Return of the Jewish Question