The Cult Queen of Canada from Uncover

Journalist Ryan Thorpe goes undercover to infiltrate a white supremacist network. He explores the ideology of accelerationism, uncovers beliefs of The Base, and engages with extreme pro-white groups. He meets a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi, discusses sabotage plans, identifies responsible party, and has a conversation with Patrick about his military experience.

Investigation reveals the presence of neo-Nazis in the Canadian Army Reserves, including Patrick Matthews. Boris Milovich's journey from far-right ideology to leaving it behind. Consequences of expressing hateful views online and the ethical question of revealing them. Colonel Gwen Bork addresses the allegations against Patrick Matthews and the need to address right-wing extremism in the military.

An abandoned truck leads to the discovery of a possible hate camp training, drawing parallels between jihadi and neo-Nazi groups. The growth of far-right politics and the presence of The Base are explored. The chapter delves into the controversial extremism of neo-Nazi training camps and discusses a new character's involvement in a white supremacist group. The dismissal of dangerous behavior by Tom's grandson and the connection between white supremacists and Norse religions are highlighted. Tensions rise as hate camp members unveil their assassination plans, leading to doubts about their comrade Patrick Matthews.

This podcast explores the planning of deadly attacks by members of a white supremacist group, surveillance and suspicion within the group, disturbing videos found on a suspect's computer, the ideology of accelerationism, preparations and tensions surrounding a pro-gun rally, and the arrest of neo-Nazi group members.

In this episode of the podcast, the guest, Roman Wolf, founder of The Base, a white supremacist network, reveals his motivations for starting the network. The podcast delves into the rise of far-right extremism and the challenges of uncovering the identity of the leader. It also explores the involvement of TMB and allegations of planning violent activities. The guest's opinions on Muslims and suspicions of leadership in the organization are discussed, along with the question of whether The Base remains a threat.

In this podcast, the downfall of accelerationist groups like The Base is discussed, and the focus shifts to the future of the movement. The mysterious disappearance of a bright student named Belize is explored, along with the shocking revelation of a former classmate's involvement in a neo-Nazi group. The chapter also delves into the connection between Adamwaffen and The Base, emphasizing the importance of understanding these groups to combat terrorism. The influence of online conversations and radicalization is examined, and the court process and sentencing of Base members are discussed, highlighting the FBI's increased focus on investigating white supremacist violence.

Upon checking into a luxury resort in India, Gerald Cotten complains to staff he’s feeling ill. He and his wife are taken to a hospital and within 24 hours the young CEO is declared dead. A month passes before word gets out to customers that QuadrigaCX’s CEO is gone — along with their money. For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcastnews/a-death-in-cryptoland-transcripts-listen-1.6035764

QuadrigaCX collapses and there’s widespread panic. An online sleuth searches for answers through a tangle of websites, hidden identities and a trail of emails. He uncovers a pattern of deception that predates his exchange, linking Gerry to a shadowy underworld of fraudsters. For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcastnews/a-death-in-cryptoland-transcripts-listen-1.6035764

Gerald Cotten and Michael Patryn launch QuadrigaCX, a cryptocurrency exchange, but encounter problems with banks, software bugs, and delayed payments. Patryn faces rumors of a criminal past. The podcast explores the origins of Quadriga, financial struggles, and suspicious activity involving large sums of money.

Despite Michael Patryn’s denials that he’s a fraudster named Omar Dhanani, customers aren’t buying it. They’re demanding proof. A mugshot. A secret service agent, a felon-turned podcaster, and a childhood friend tell the story of Omar, the man Michael insists he’s not. For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcastnews/a-death-in-cryptoland-transcripts-listen-1.6035764