Joel and Mike discuss our thoughts after reading Koselleck's Critique & Crisis.

In the latest installment of your favourite podcast we are joined by probably our most compelling guest yet — Patriot Front's Thomas Rousseau.

Ed was only able to hang around for the first 40 minutes or so due to personal reasons (hope we can have him on again in the future), so after that point Mike and Joel get into a pretty interesting discussion which you will all likely enjoy.

Joel and Mike speak with the DR's resident Russian on the situation in Ukraine and the unique dynamics of Russian politics.

Mike and Joel talk with Ricardo Duchesne about sociology of nationalism and the future of nationalist ideology.

Borzoi joins us to discuss the themes we most typically indulge in.. Nationalism, political philosophy and history. One of the best ImperiumCasts so far.

We talk with the Prudentialist, the scene's resident international relations expert about the situation in Ukraine, foreign policy realism, and the end of liberal hegemony.

Joel and Mike speak to Matt Parrott on a range of topics from the existential purpose of political activism to postcolonialism to the economics of power and various other topics.

Josh joins the boys to discuss his paper on hyperreality, Ethics and the Trauma of Creation, published in Firstness Journal Issue #3.

Eric Striker joins the boys to discuss paleoconservatism, radicalism, political strategy, geopolitics and Eric Zemmour.

The boys take your questions and discuss the role of history in theory, the problem of reductionist and pseudoreactionary takes in the dissident right.

Heathen chad Dave Martel joins Mike and Joel to discuss the family as the ultimate bulwark against liberalism, especially the extended family or clan structure.

Chris Bond and Adam Katz, contributors to Joel Davis' new journal Firstness, join the boys to discuss their essays and other aspects of the post-liberal scene.

In-depth analysis of the Old English poem with the human encyclopaedia John David Ebert.

Thomas777 joins the boys to drop redpills on the transition from liberalism to mass democracy, and how fascism became the political equivalent of Satan.

Tyler Hamilton joins Joel and Mike to discuss AI, embodied cognition, and post-humanism more generally.

The essentially religious nature of legitimacy, with a focus on the thought of Joseph de Maistre and Robert Filmer.

Inaugural ImperiumCast episode discussing our worldview and the constellation of positions within post-liberalism.