The Pete Quiñones Show

Aaron from Timeline Earth, a history podcaster and commentator, reads and analyzes Joseph Goebbels' 1928 speech. They explore propaganda as practice judged by results. They cover how ideas become worldviews, how movements organize into parties, the need to seize state power, and how messaging must adapt to audiences.

Thomas777, a revisionist historian and fiction writer, gives a deep lecture on Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge. He challenges common narratives and situates the movement in Cold War geopolitics and regional cultural history. He explores Pol Pot’s background, leadership dynamics, Khmer–Vietnamese tensions, and how outside powers influenced Cambodia’s trajectory.

Aaron from Timeline Earth, a podcast co-host and commentator, reads and reacts to Laurent Guyenot's controversial essay. They trace the essay back to the 2014 Gaza war. Short, direct takes probe claims about collective political psychopathy, elite networks, media influence, and how memory and rhetoric shape legitimacy.

Aaron (Timeline Earth), a libertarian-leaning commentator and podcaster, joins to co-read and comment on political classics. They tackle James Burnham’s case for a managerial revolution and Sam Francis’s take on the Machiavellians. Short, lively exchanges explore elite circulation, technological unemployment, ideology’s limits, and how managerial power reshapes institutions.

A lively livestream covering headlines, geopolitics, and the Iran-China-Russia nexus. He reacts to Huckabee and Tucker's Israel interview and debates foreign influence in U.S. politics. Conversation ranges from platform monetization and influencer incentives to local politics, migration trends, and light cooking tips. Audience interactions and superchat updates punctuate the show.

Jeremy MacKenzie, a Canadian infantry veteran and founder of Second Sons who builds men's nationalist networks. He discusses military exit and online backlash. They cover legal fights after the convoy, immigration-driven demographic change, alleged foreign influences, elites' power, veterans' outrage, and plans to organize men for community defense.

Thomas777, a revisionist historian and fiction writer, walks through the Radical Traditionalist school and its thinkers. He traces perennial wisdom, ritual, and sacred time. He contrasts scientism with metaphysics, examines figures like de Maistre, Guénon, Evola and Eliade, and connects traditionalist praxis to political movements and cultural renewal.

Aaron from Timeline Earth, a historical commentator, joins to read and analyze Joseph de Maistre's defense of the Spanish Inquisition. They trace its medieval origins, legal structure, and royal ties. Short bursts cover torture, executions, conversos, claims of mercy, and how the Inquisition is compared to wider European turmoil. Conversation mixes textual close-reading with debate over myths and historical context.

Thomas777, an independent commentator on historical and geopolitical affairs, explores Soviet/Russian ties with Syria from Cold War aid to the 2015 intervention. He traces military logistics, naval basing at Tartus, Israel‑Hezbollah dynamics, and the long shadow of 1967–73 conflicts. Multiple short takes cover cultural diplomacy, intelligence roles, and why Russia moved to prevent Damascus’s fall.

Thomas777, an independent writer and podcaster who studies history and political theory, breaks down Germany's WW2 atomic program. He traces early uranium research, debates over reactors versus bombs, Heisenberg's role and his meeting with Bohr. The conversation covers Allied intelligence, heavy water in Norway, and why Germany never mounted a Manhattan-scale effort.