In a thought-provoking conversation, Spencer Sunshine, author of 'Neo-Nazi Terrorism and Countercultural Fascism', delves into the chilling legacy of James Mason’s provocative book, 'Siege'. He reveals how this text has influenced contemporary neo-Nazi movements and discusses the dark psychology behind extremist ideologies. Sunshine highlights the alarming rise in youth drawn to such beliefs during the pandemic. Unpacking the complexities of identity and community dynamics, he illustrates the urgent need for vigilance against toxic influences.

In this engaging discussion, Spencer Sunshine, an expert on neo-Nazism, delves into the dark legacy of the neo-Nazi text 'Siege' and its influence on modern extremist ideologies. Argavan Salis and Kaveh Hoda highlight the significant impacts of Trump's funding cuts on healthcare, especially regarding marginalized communities. Nevdon Jamgothian analyzes Azerbaijan's manipulative tactics at COP29, shedding light on greenwashing amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Together, the guests explore the interconnectedness of extremism, healthcare, and international politics.

Molly talks with Spencer Sunshine, author of "Neo-Nazi Terrorism and Countercultural Fascism," about the dark legacy of James Mason's book, 'Siege.' They explore its violent ideology and its resurgence among modern extremist groups. Sunshine reveals the challenges of tracing neo-Nazism's history and the importance of understanding identity among former extremists. The conversation also tackles youth radicalization, the influence of extremist literature in rising far-right movements, and the complexities of community dynamics in addressing harmful ideologies.