Dr. Ed pays tribute to our magazine’s founder, the late Willis Carto. Dr. Ed calls former Barnes Review magazine editor Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson and former American Free Press editor Pat Shannan to discuss their close working friendships with Willis and to talk about his efforts as a publisher and activist. The broadcast ends…
In this first broadcast of our new show, Dr. Ed pays tribute to our magazine’s namesake, the late Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes. Dr. Ed calls former Barnes Review magazine editor Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson and asks him about his study of Dr. Barnes’s works in graduate school and how Dr. Barnes’s writing inspired him not…
On this week’s TBR Radio Presents: Dave Gahary interviews Carolyn Yeager co-author of The Artist Within the Warlord: An Adolf Hitler You’ve Never Known Meet an Adolf Hitler you never knew in the pages of this truly extraordinary book. . . . Wilhelm Kriessmann and Carolyn Yeager, working as a team, translated sections from the German Ein…
Welfare fraud charges have been levied against 26 residents of an Orthodox Jewish community in New Jersey, but unlike most Americans who face this crime, this group was offered an amnesty program. By Dave Gahary LAKEWOOD, N.J.—Preferential treatment doled out to welfare cheats in this south Jersey town has the residents here—used to the white-glove…
Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson brings us a new Orthodox Nationalist, this week looking at the pre-revolutionary sexual liberation movement in Russia. The death of Nicholas I in the midst of the Crimean War signaled the start of the revolution. The abolition of serfdom in 1861 (just a few years later) seemed to hammer the final nail…
Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson brings us a new Orthodox Nationalist looking at the Mystic Emperor Michael II (1648-1708) and the Kitezh idea in revolutionary, Petrine Russia. Most Russian historians claim that he did not exist. Michael II was the eldest son of Tsar Alexis, but was quickly sent into internal exile as the ruling class…
Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson brings us a new Orthodox Nationalist looking at Lev Lopatin (1885-1920) and the modern destruction of the self. Lopatin remains almost entirely untranslated in the west. Terrified at the invasion of western rationalism and empiricism in Russia, he sought a counterrevolution in idealism. Primarily based upon all things assuming God, or…
Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson presents another edition of the Orthodox Nationalist, this time dealing with the Koliivshchyna rebellion, sometimes called the Haidamak revolt, which began in 1768. It’s spiritual foundation was the Abbot of the Motronynskyi (or Motroninsky) Monastery near Chyhyryn in western Ukraine, Abbot Melchizedek (Jaworski). In this powerful address, Dr. Johnson calls on the…
Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson presents a podcast on the theory of Eurasianism and the effect it has on Geopolitics. Alexander Dugin and his intellectual forebears are often very misunderstood by the West. The average American seems incapable of sustained thought on anything and hence, they remain “masses” rather than actual people. https://archive.org/download/TON120716/TON%20120716.mp3 The essential divide…
Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson concentrates on Petre Tutea of Romania this week, a nationalist writer who died in 1991 and deserves a much greater amount of exposure in the west than he has had up until now. He was a former Communist who converted to Orthodoxy and the Iron Guard and he based his philosophy…