Radio Renaissance

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are startled to learn that some in Paterson, NJ, claim it is the fourth holiest Muslim city. The hosts also discuss self-deportation, Jennifer Manley, Brittney Cooper, and sex ed for transgender boys. Thumbnail credit: © Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the absence of whites — straight or crooked — from prizes and publications. The hosts also discuss expiring rappers, fake hate, Jon Gruden, and the South African Air Force.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey worry about a South African Antarctic research team marooned with a violent nut. They also discuss Cybertrucks, Steve Jobs, Shakespeare, and the Lambrini Girls.

In Sweden, the shocking revelation that truth isn't a defense raises red flags about free speech laws. The sociopolitical impact of immigration on Scandinavian identity takes center stage, illuminating job market tensions. A comparative look at birthright citizenship practices reveals stark contrasts between the U.S. and Britain. The discussion also dives into casting controversies in the Harry Potter series, examining identity representation. Finally, the fate of the historic Montgomery Bus Station sparks debate on preserving crucial narratives from the Civil Rights Movement.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are amazed by Australia’s new “hate-crime” laws. They also discuss Wilfred Riley, Karla Gascón, Twerkus Africanus, and Vivek Ramaswamy. Thumbnail credit: © Michael Currie/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at how the Germans take it — but then we marvel at how we take it. Taylor and Kersey also discuss “ethnicity recognition software,” Fort Bragg, and Stacey Abrams.  Thumbnail credit: © Imago via ZUMA Press

Jared Taylor and Officer John are aghast, but they manage also to talk about Mette Fredericksen, Christoph Heusgen, an IVF nightmare, and shameful self-congratulation at Yale Law School.

The looming German elections spark a discussion on how much frustration may lead voters towards extreme right options. The hosts analyze a controversial legal case highlighting freedom of speech amidst societal disparities. The rise of nationalistic sentiments is examined as a challenge to expression in today’s politically charged atmosphere. Also explored are the ethical dilemmas faced by law enforcement officials amid changing immigration policies, revealing insights on morale and motivations in a heated landscape.

Jared Taylor and Officer John laugh at the lily-white church that finally had enough. They also discuss debanking, West Point, foreign aid, and the latest noose hoax.

Jared Taylor interviews Eric Orwoll, president of Return to the Land, an intentional community established to “promote strong families with common ancestry.” How does it work? What is its legal structure? What is its vision? Mr. Orwoll also discusses the upcoming Intentional Community Online Conference — a project to inspire our people.