This week we're joined by returning guest Hannah Gais to talk about Brandon Russell, Atomwaffen, and rubbing shoulders with the stars at a Young Republican bash.

This week we had a chat with Meghan Conroy from the Accelerationism Research Consortium about her work on the January 6 Committee, militant accelerationism, and Christian Nationalism.

This week we have a chat with Dr Kirsten Dyck about her book 'Reichsrock: The International Web of White-Power and Neo-Nazi Hate Music'.

This week we have a chat with Dr Diana Garvin about her book Feeding Fascism (use the code GARVIN25 for 25% off), the challenges of studying the history of food, and the ways in which the Italian fascist regime interacted with women's work and food production.

This week we are joined by returning guest Shane Burley, who has recently edited the volume 'No Pasaran! Anti-Fascist Dispatches From A World In Crisis'.

This week we have a chat with Boe Spearim (Twitter) about his podcast Frontier War Stories, as well as the campaign for Treaty Before Voice.

This week we have a slightly too-warm chat with Dr Evan Smith about the book he has co-edited, 'Histories Of Fascism & Anti-Fascism In Australia'.

Renowned journalist and anti-fascist Nate Thayer recently passed away after a long illness. We had the privilege of interviewing Nate twice for our previous radio show on 3CR, once in 2013 and again in April 2019. This is the latter interview, concerning Atomwaffen Division, whose activities Nate had noticed rather early in the piece.The first show has perhaps been lost to the sands of time, or perhaps not? If you are the sort of person who liked to download episodes of the SUWA show podcast, perhaps you have it on a harddrive? It will be called 3CRCast-2013-05-24-11231.mp3. Do get in touch if you have it.

It's our final show for 2022 and Ryan Broderick has returned to answer one question and one question only: does Elon Musk know what he's doing? Thanks for listening throughout the year, we'll be back on January 19. Ciao!

Alex Newhouse, the Technical Director of the Accelerationism Research Consortium, dives deep into the unsettling world of militant accelerationism. He discusses how this extremist ideology seeks to exacerbate social divides and incite chaos, aiming for an apocalyptic vision. Newhouse reveals the historical ties to eco-fascism and the influence of online networks in radicalizing individuals. The conversation also touches on the challenges in countering these extremist groups and the troubling impact of occultism within far-right movements. It's a thought-provoking exploration of modern extremism.