Interregnum

In this insightful discussion, Alexander Dugin, a prominent philosopher and geopolitical thinker, delves into his controversial ideologies, including the fourth political theory and national Bolshevism. Joined by Michael Millerman, a leading translator of Dugin's work, they explore the challenges of censorship and the complexities of modern political thought. The conversation also highlights Dugin's unique philosophical landscape, contrasting chaos and order, and critiques the American perspective on Russian thought. Their dialogue pushes for a deeper understanding of alternative political frameworks.

Arktos is joined by Brendan Heard to discuss the plight of the contemporary arts, how we came to these extremities and what can be done to combat the decline of Western Art.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/bSmiBiitCEY

Richard Storey joins Arktos to talk about his new book, The Uniqueness of Western Law: A Reactionary Manifesto, and about his own, and equally unique, theory of holistic libertarianism.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/RsA5gwRVeUE

Gregory Conte joins Arktos to talk about the latest developments from Charlottesville — the conviction of James Alex Fields for first-degree murder — and the meaning of these events for the political struggle of our times.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/p-YCjBBCMcc

The Arktos crew discusses the publication of an original Arktos translation of Julius Evola’s review of contemporary spiritualism, Mask and Face of Contemporary Spiritualism. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/rw6G485JraMhttps://arktos.com/interregnumhttps://itunes.apple.com/podcast/interregnum/id1389786935https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/arktos-media/interregnum

Alexander J. Illingworth joins the Arktos crew to discuss his newly published Arktos title, 'Political Justice', and the state of contemporary conservatism. Standing between progress and tradition, revolution and reaction, where is the true conservative to look for his guiding principles?A. J. Illingworth's book: https://arktos.com/product/political-justice/VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/_sn0E8c3xW0https://arktos.com/interregnum/https://www.spreaker.com/show/interregnumhttps://itunes.apple.com/podcast/interregnum/id1389786935https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/arktos-media/interregnum

The Arktos team takes on the European Problem, in a conversation which centres on the the feasibility and desirability of political union in Europe, touching along the way on the nature and possibilities of the present European Union, the unity or disunity of its culture, and the idea, or ideal, of a singular European destiny.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/qs3EqiqcIp0

The Interregnum team delves into the origins of the European peoples with our guest, Survive the Jive, who shares his profound knowledge on the first Indo-European migrations in Europe and abroad, the language, religion and customs they brought with them, and what all of this means for contemporary Europeans.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/awwPOBhIP5Ehttps://www.youtube.com/user/ThomasRowsell/https://youtu.be/76DYeyEEjVs

Masculinity and femininity, the souls of men and women, the undermining of traditional gender roles — what do these questions have to do with the political and social crisis of our times? The Arktos crew submits the idea of feminism to metapolitical analysis.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/abLIL7UxDEU

VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/cT1e5ijvQQYHenrik Palmgren and Christoffer Dulny give their take on the Swedish elections. The growth of Swedish nationalism against all odds, the possibility of electoral fraud and the possibility of a future awakening of the Swedish people are the themes of this episode of Interregnum.Related linksRed Ice: https://redice.tv and https://redicemembers.comNordisk Alternativhöger: https://www.altnorden.se