There's a gunfight at the Ivy Corral. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey see a fierce battle ahead as Trump tries to revamp elite universities.

Even as blacks double down in celebrating Austin Metcalf’s death, the boy’s father continues to seek moral approval from those who despise him. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey think it's something deeper than politics — whites have given in to a deep spiritual sickness that prevents them from taking their own side.

https://www.amren.com/podcasts/2025/04/the-spiritual-sickness/

Washington is marching on Cambridge. Is it going about it right?

PODCAST: Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder if the next pope will want to keep Europe Christian. They also discuss disparate impact, Howard University, and the AfD.

https://www.amren.com/podcasts/2025/04/who-will-be-the-next-pope/

John Milius' Rough Riders shows a vanished America, not just of the 1890s, but the 1990s. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey argue it couldn't be made now — war is praised as a spur to heroism, patriotism is taken for granted, and the aristocracy exists to serve the nation through military service.

https://www.amren.com/podcasts/2025/04/the-rough-riders/

How did we get "disparate impact" foolishness? As usual, white people took the lead in punishing themselves.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey heap scorn on Germany’s idea of “democracy.” They also discuss Cardinal Sarah, Harmeet Dhillon, and the Congressional Medal of Honor.

https://www.amren.com/podcasts/2025/05/germanys-leading-party-is-unconstitutional/

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey ask: Is the Shiloh Hendrix fundraiser just another viral incident — or the culmination of a long process?

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel that Judge Jamal is interpreting the Constitution and telling Trump what he can and can't do.

https://www.amren.com/podcasts/2025/05/judge-jamal-interprets-the-constitution/

With high-value DNA and the right family tree, you could get up to $150,000 in free money from Washington State.

America welcomes a new breed of refugee: Afrikaners! Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at Trump’s decision to let in *only* South Africans as refugees.

It has been one of Hood and Kersey's most important causes for more than a decade — and now, we've won. But this is only the beginning.

South Africa is the future we are fighting to avoid, and its history holds lessons for all white people. One lesson is they will never just "let" us go.

How much crime would there be in an all-white NYC? Widely ignored NYPD statistics make this easy to calculate.

The loss of Nottoway Plantation led to laughter and celebration by blacks. But everything said about this house has been said about the White House, the Capitol, and everything else that defines America.

Civic nationalism is fundamentally untenable, and whites are running out of time to wake up to that fact.

Paul Kersey and guest co-host Sam Dickson discuss the incredible moment when President Trump showed South Africa’s president a video confirming calls for the murder of Afrikaners. They also cover the DOJ’s investigation into anti-white hiring practices in Chicago and a new report bemoaning gentrification in Atlanta.

Five years after the Summer of Floyd, the postwar moral framework on race is under siege. Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey argue that 2020 was a Cultural Revolution that went only halfway, and the reaction is all around us.

The Prince Comes to Haiti: Paul Kersey and Sam Dickson discuss Erik Prince being hired to supply a private military force to restore order in The First Black Republic.

The philosopher of the Great Replacement, Renaud Camus, talks with Jared Taylor about replacism, remigration, and the "deculturizing" influence of the United States on the Western world.

After 61 years, the justices finally figured out that anti-discrimination laws apply to whites. Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the pleasantly surprising ruling.

Slovenia is a wonderful white country, unspoiled by immigration. It plans to stay that way.