On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined by Bishop Richard Williamson. Bishop Williamson and I begin by discussing his background, education, and experience serving the Catholic Church. We then move on to address the modern Catholic Church, the Vatican II Council, and the Jewish “converts” to Catholicism that spearheaded many of the more…
On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined by Taylor Young of Antelope Hill Publishing. Taylor joins me to discuss some recent titles published by the dissident publishing house, including The Sword of Christ by Giles Corey, a powerful and eloquent defense of the important role Christianity has historically played in Western civilization. We…
On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined by Karl Haemers, a regular contributor to The Barnes Review. Karl has also written for The Occidental Observer and The Unz Review, maintains his own Substack page, and just authored a book currently available from The Barnes Review titled Covert Covid Culprits: An Inquest Chronicle (see my review here). Karl is…
On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined by Vaughn Klingenberg, a longtime reader of the magazine who has contributed in the past. Vaughn is also a contributor to VTForeignPolicy.com and maintains his own website BooksByVK.org. Vaughn and I discuss his background and experience in the Revisionist movement, his views of WWII and the…
On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined by Taylor Young and Kurt Seidel of Antelope Hill Publishing. Taylor and Kurt join me to discuss the purpose and mission of Antelope Hill Publishing, some of the important titles and translations they have published, future projects and upcoming books that will be published, and much…
On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined once again by independent journalist, editor, author, and regular TBR contributor Rémi Tremblay. Rémi is the editor of a French-Canadian magazine called Le Harfang and has contributed as a freelance journalist to a variety of European and North American media outlets. We begin by discussing Rémi’s article published…
On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined by Padraig Martin, co-editor and contributor to the recently published book titled The Honorable Cause: A Free South, currently available from The Barnes Review. Padraig is also a contributor to Identity Dixie and hosts his own podcast program called Dixie on the Rocks. Padraig and I…
On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined by Karl Haemers, a regular contributor to The Barnes Review. Karl has also written for The Occidental Observer, maintains his own Substack page, and just authored a book currently available from The Barnes Review titled Covert Covid Culprits: An Inquest Chronicle. Karl is back to discuss the July/August 2023 edition of The…
New book makes convincing case that the South should secede once again to save what’s left of itself By John Friend As America’s political landscape continues to crumble, with vehement division and disagreement dominating our political discourse, the inevitable rise of identity politics gains more traction and prominence. Identity politics, generally understood, is a political…
On this edition of TBR History Hour, we’re joined once again by Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, an independent historian and author who sits on the Board of Contributing Editors of The Barnes Review. Dr. Johnson is a regular contributor to the magazine and also hosts The Orthodox Nationalist podcast program on Radio Albion. Dr. Johnson is back to discuss the…