I am here to give you back your future. Human flourishing in the coming post-liberal West. The hour
An exploration of man and nature, with emphasis on the former, and of life and death. The written ve
Tucker Carlson's indictment of our ruling classes in 2018. Things have gotten much worse since, and
An interesting, if flawed, analysis of rich people, which I found particularly interesting because I
Another famous and insightful work from Carl Schmitt, on how sovereignty should be viewed in real li
This is the audio narration version of my review of Matthew Rose's "A World After Liberalism," publi
A forgotten, but once-famous, author's autobiographical writings about turn-of-the-twentieth century
A discussion of a crucial new work on our digital age and our digital future, and of how our humanit
An exhaustive historical study of how Islam dealt with subjugated peoples in the areas it conquered.
Today’s announcement is my discussion with Professor Edward Dutton, aka The Jolly Heretic! Professor
Sean McMeekin's Stalin-centric history of World War II, in which Stalin is very bad, but the real vi
I am continuing my new practice of making “Announcements,” appearing on my main site, theworthyhouse
A fresh analysis of Charles I, an unjustly-maligned king whose reign offers lessons for today. (This
This famous manifesto, by a man who total rejects technological-industrial society, is a challenge t
Of the most famous firearms inventor of all time, and of the workings of genius. The written version
Is talk of Caesarism merely right-wing cope? No, and I tell you why. The written version of this rev
This is one of my favorite reviews, of a book that is extremely important today. Jünger foresaw both
A timely work from 1921, analyzing in detail the history and jurisprudential basis of, and for, dict
As I discuss in the audio, I am beginning to regularly announce on audio platforms opportunities to
No politics today. Rather, of psychedelic drugs, with particular emphasis on whether they reveal hid
A classic work on the underclass, which I use to define my program for distinguishing between the de
