Radio Renaissance

Jared Taylor and Officer John laugh at the lily-white church that finally had enough. They also discuss debanking, West Point, foreign aid, and the latest noose hoax.

Jared Taylor interviews Eric Orwoll, president of Return to the Land, an intentional community established to "promote strong families with common ancestry." How does it work? What is its legal structure? What is its vision? Mr. Orwoll also discusses the upcoming Intentional Community Online Conference — a project to inspire our people.

Jared Taylor is pleased to report that illegals now see an ICE agent under every bed. He hopes they can be stampeded into self-deportation. He also discusses Tiffany Henyard, migrant smuggling, Koran-burning, and more Trump victories. Thumbnail credit: © Sgt.1c Nicholas De La Pena/U.S A/Planet Pix via ZUMA Press Wire

Jared Taylor rejoices in Donald Trump's immediate reversal of so many miserable policies. This is a sharp contrast to the previous term, and has left opponents gasping. Thumbnail credit: © Anna Moneymaker - Pool Via Cnp/CNP via ZUMA Press Wire

Jared Taylor interviews Englishman Gavin Boby (also known as Mosquebuster) about how to reestablish white homelands. A broad discussion of contrasting and complimentary points of view.

Jared Taylor learns that overharvesting threatens Indian "peyotism." He also discusses Keir Starmer, Algerian gratitude, LA arson, and "My First Ankle Monitor."

Jared Taylor heaps scorn on spineless Brits who looked the other way. He also discusses caste in India, the AfD, Mark Zuckerberg, and "querying Karen" at Yale.

Jared Taylor reports on New Year's Eve in Europe, the New Orleans attack, a scheme to fast-track citizenship, birth rates in high-IQ countries, and Dashawna Williams. Thumbnail credit: © Marcus Brandt/dpa via ZUMA Press

The discussion highlights the decline of 'black girl magic' in American politics, particularly after Kamala Harris's defeat. It tackles troubling incidents in New York City, including violent crimes linked to immigration issues. The podcast also critiques the misuse of pandemic relief funds by some rappers and questions the rise of false racial allegations. Additionally, it delves into the challenges faced by undocumented students amidst a shifting political landscape and the growing anti-immigrant sentiment affecting community safety and education.

Jared Taylor is pleasantly surprised that the stripper in the Duke Lacrosse case now admits it was all a hoax. He also discusses encouraging court cases, Syrian "refugees," Harvard Law, and ballot fraud. Thumbnail credit: © Chuck Liddy/TNS via ZUMA Press Wire