Our Interesting Times

Mark Weber returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss Adolf Hitler’s pivotal decision to declare war on the United States on December 11, 1941. We talk about how that decision rather than being impulsive or reckless, was a rational response to a long steady, escalating series of provocations by the Roosevelt administration and the United State government. 

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss Carrie Prejean Boller's ouster from Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty, the myth of Catholic Zionism, the Epstein file dump and what the information therein means for the American Empire. Dr. Jones is the editor of Culture Wars magazine and author of many books including his most recently published Walking with a Bible and a Gun: The Rise, Fall & Return of American Identity.

Super Bowl Follies, Catholicism & Zionism, and Epstein's America

Mark Weber returns to Our Interesting Time to discuss Hitler Answers Roosevelt which is a presentation of the high-profile diplomatic exchange between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler. We talk about why this April 1939 verbal sparring between the two leaders remains relevant today, and what key insights it offers into the real causes of the Second World War.Mark Weber, a historian, author, and the long-time Director of the Institute for Historical Review.

The Epstein Files 

Minnesota Madness & the Return of the Jewish Question

Jay Burden joins Our Interesting Time to discuss the insurrection in Minnesota, the politics of immigration, the Trump apocalypse, and the apparent death of liberalism. Jay holds a worldview and political stance firmly within the dissident or "post liberal" right and is the host of the J. Burden Show. 

Trump's Greenland Grab, Church Invasion & Domestic Enemies

Mike Maxwell returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his latest book The Tribal Future of the West. In the book, Maxwell offers a stark vision of the future as liberalism fragments and central authority erodes. Drawing an elite theory and comparative history, Maxwell predicts sovereignty devolving to local, tribal-like structures built on personal ethos and kinship rather than abstract law. Mike Maxwell is the founder of Imperium Press, a publishing house dedicated to reframing the Western Canon through traditional, non-liberal lenses—often emphasizing tradition, folkish perspectives, and critiques of modernity. 

Iran, Insurrection, Crazy Liberal White Women & the Lost Generation