

s07e06 | Discussing "The Woke Right" with Konstantin Kisin
Sep 19, 2024
Konstantin Kisin, a commentator on right-wing politics and wokeness, dives into the emerging 'woke right' phenomenon. He discusses the implications of political ideologies and critiques how historical narratives are shaped. Kisin emphasizes the need for rigorous research when examining figures like Winston Churchill. The conversation touches on immigration, identity, and the balance between national borders and societal unity, while also addressing the shift from democracy toward oligarchy and the importance of constructive dialogue in today's polarized climate.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Examining Political Ideologies and Historical Narratives
01:49 • 21min
Navigating Borders and Belonging
22:35 • 4min
Exploring Governance: From Democracy to Oligarchy
26:21 • 2min
Geopolitical Conflicts and Societal Reflections
28:25 • 21min
Transformative Leadership and Evolving Opinions
49:37 • 2min
Controversies in Historical Narratives
51:33 • 14min
Navigating National Interests and Bureaucratic Power
01:05:05 • 6min
Understanding the 'Woke Right'
01:10:35 • 13min