
Blake Neff
Roman historian. Provides analysis on geopolitical events and cultural issues.
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Jun 3, 2025 • 38min
Russia's Pearl Harbor + The Death of Pride Month?
Alex Marlow, Editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, and Blake Neff, a Roman historian, dive into the geopolitical shockwaves of Ukraine's daring drone attack on Russia, debating its implications for peace and national security. They dissect the growing threats from drone warfare and the tensions in American consciousness regarding borders. Additionally, Marlow questions the decline of corporate participation in Pride Month, exploring public perceptions and mental health challenges faced by both conservatives and liberals in today's climate.

Dec 27, 2024 • 48min
The Chronicles of the Christians - Part II: The Truth About the Crusades
Blake Neff, a historical contributor, joins to dissect the Crusades' complex legacy. He explains how these military campaigns arose from centuries of Islamic incursions, revealing the transformation of pilgrimages into armed conflicts. Neff also discusses Pope Urban II's rallying cry for the First Crusade, showcasing the fervent devotion driving individuals to sacrifice everything. The dialogue highlights the lasting repercussions of the Crusades on modern perceptions of migration and colonization, emphasizing the intricate relationship between faith, conflict, and history.

Dec 26, 2024 • 49min
The Chronicles of the Christians - Part I: The Rise of Christianity
Blake Neff, co-host of the Thought Crime podcast and a producer on The Charlie Kirk Show, dives into the historical evolution of Christianity as a powerful force in Western culture. They discuss the transformative influence of figures like Emperor Constantine and St. Patrick, who expanded Christianity's reach. Neff also highlights St. Helena's significant role in early pilgrimages and the construction of faith amid persecution, exploring Christianity's deep roots and the socio-political challenges it faced over the centuries.