Yeah Nah Pasaran!: Recent Episodes
Andy Fleming & Cam Smith.
Examining, through an anti-fascist lens, ethno-nationalism, white supremacy and neo-fascism in so-called Australia, Aotearoa & around the world. Andy Fleming & Cam Smith talk to writers and fighters about angry blighters.
This week we have a yarn with Dr. Émile P. Torres [Bluesky]. Émile is an author (most recently of the book Human Extinction: A History of the Science and Ethics of Annihilation), podcaster (Dystopia Now) and critic of the bundle of ideologies collectively known as TESCREAL: Transhumanism, Extropianism, Singularitarianism, Cosmism, Rationalism, Effective Altruism and Longtermism.
Viral Sensation Tom Tanuki about drinking blood with Kim Beazley and the remnants of Qanon in Australia.
This week we chat with roving reporter Amanda Moore [Bluesky], whom we last spoke to in November 2024. Amanda Moore is a writer and researcher who focuses on far-right extremism, and has recently been exploring America’s Big Beautiful Birthday Party in Washington, DC. We spoke to Amanda about All the Fun of the Fair, ICE, Gregory Bovino and asked for some of her reflections on green algae (complaints about that pun to Andy please).
researcher Lucy Hamilton about the recent Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference in London, and the Aussies who graced it with their presence.
This week we talk to Kels of the DFW [Dallas-Fort Worth] Support Committee [Bluesky/Instagram]. The Committee was established following the Trumpist anti-anti-fascist action in response to a noise demo outside an ICE detention facility in Texas:The case involves 22 people arrested for their alleged involvement in the events at and following a protest on July 4th 2025 in solidarity with Detainees at the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas, south of Fort Worth. The defendants face life-altering state and federal charges.We spoke to Kels about the (ongoing) case, the work of the Committee, and its implications for political activism in the US.(Since the episode aired last week most of the defendants have received sentences which practically amount to life sentences)
ve recorded a bonus chat with sociologist Aaron Winter about the pogroms in the UK. But if you would like to donate to help us keep producing content like this, we would appreciate it! You can do so via here or at 3CR.org.au/donate.
s most astute political observer (non-derogatory) Rachel Withers about the rise of One Nation and the communist budget.
Social Cohesion with historian Jordana Silverstein, whose expert (but probably uncohesive) analysis was deemed irrelevant to said Commission.
s happening in the world of Opus Dei - and what he told the Pope when the Vatican slid into his DMs.
re joined by Michael Edison Hayden to discuss his new book Strange People On The Hill, about what happens when some racist weirdos buy a palatial mansion overlooking a small town.
re joined by content creator and influencer Tom Tanuki to discuss the March For White Australia, Desmond Philby, and other such matters.
In this episode we chat with muckraker extraordinaire Cam Wilson about Palantir and social media.
There are worse problems to have than villains that constantly hold symposiums to lay out their grand schemes, but it does mean that someone has to pay attention to it all. Luckily we have investigative journalist Lucy Hamilton on the show to talk all things Advance.
In this episode we are joined by investigative journalist Jason Wilson, who has been digging into the private emails of social butterfly Jeffrey Epstein, and - at the risk of speaking ill of the dead - has discovered something shocking: seems like he might not have been a good bloke.
In this episode we have a chat with Tom Fowler of the Spycops Info Podcast about... Spycops.
In this episode we have a yarn with Cat Tebaldi about their new book Alt-Education: Gender, Knowledge and Far-Right Metapolitics.
In this episode we have a yarn with journalist Christopher Mathias about his new book To Catch A Fascist.
New Year, New YNP! We are back for the first episode of 2026 with Dr Kaz Ross to discuss the trials and travails of the Balwyn Gauleiter.
In this episode we have a chat with Joan Braune about the book they edited with David M. Gides: On Christian Nationalism: Critical and Theological Perspectives.
This week we have a chat with Dr Helen Young about matters medieval, Lord of the Rings and Legos.
This week we have a chat with Jennefer Harper about Decoherence Media, Iron March and fashy leaks.
This week we have a chat with journalist Lucy Hamilton about all matters Atlas Network.
This week we're joined by our unflinching US correspondent Jason Wilson to discuss the state of the US. It'll be fine, I'm sure. Check out his new newsletter at the-end.news.
This week we have a yarn with journalist Hannah Gais about the emerging fallout of the murder of Charlie Kirk, Zionist doxxing campaigns & get a review of Turning Point activist Jack Posobiec's new book.
Three episodes for the price of one - try finding a deal that good on any other irregularly uploaded anti-fascist radio programme. This is a special omnibus presentation of our discussion with Dr Kaz Ross about fascist activity in Melbourne at the beginning of August, then a chat amongst ourselves about the racist attack on Camp Sovereignty by March For Australia attendees, and finally a chat with Celeste Liddle about her own MFA experience.
This week we're joined by Jonathan Katz of The Racket to talk about Substack Nazis (we hate Substack Nazis) and the mindbogglingly ghoulish campaign to whitewash famine in Gaza.
This week we have a chat with Prof Emily M Bender and Dr Alex Hanna about their latest book The AI Con.
This week we're joined by journalists Ariel Bogle & Cam Wilson to talk about their new book Conspiracy Nation and getting their almonds fully and completely activated.
This week we have a chat with Italian academic Nicola Guerra about his research on the Italian far-Right (from 1945 to the Russia-Ukraine Conflict)
This week we are joined by returning guest Annie Kelly, a researcher into antifeminism and conspiracy theories, who we last had a yarn with in October 2020. Has anything happened in the space in the interim? Or does nothing ever really happen?
This week Cam (quoted once in the New York Times) and Andy (never quoted) are joined by Dr Jason Wilson (recently pointedly not quoted) to discuss matters Noo Yawk, from mayoral aspirant Mamdani to that social butterfly Jeffrey Epstein. Later we talk about X, the Everything App, and I'd just point out that this was recorded a few days before the X 'AI' turned into MechaHitler.
This week we have a chat with journalist Joey Watson about his new Listnr podcast series Lone Actor, which traces the trajectory of the Christchurch killer, and his connections to the Australian & transnational far-Right scenes.
This week we're joined by investigative journalist Laura Jedeed to talk about the biggest military parades and most out-of-control police riots, folks, they were getting out of hand, let me tell you.
Righto, so nobody's blaming anybody, but it would seem that another year has gone by without the overthrow of capitalism, which means we must raise again money in order to keep 3CR on the air. Thank you to special guests Byron Clark, Jordan van den Lamb, Jordy Silverstein, Cam Wilson and Tom Tanuki for coming on and talking about how important we are so we could avoid doing it ourselves.You still have time to make a tax-deductible donation. Head to 3CR.org.au/donate, call the station on 94198377 or check out our little crowdfunder thingy here.
Hello there! A special little podcast treat for you today - a recording of Jeff Sparrow in coversation with Richard Seymour about Disaster Nationalism, from an event co-hosted by Critical Research Association Melbourne and the New International Bookshop on March 27.
This week we're joined again by the very first guest we had on YNP all the way back in January 2020, Jeff Sparrow, to get to the bottom of whether anything much of note has happened in the interim.
This week we're joined by Paris Marx of the excellent Tech Won't Save Us podcast to talk about the computers.
This week we have a yarn with journalist Kate Burns about Christian fascism in the United States and Australia.
This week we are joined again by our intrepid US correspondent Jason Wilson for a May Day special discussing unions and culture wars.
This week we have a chat with Australia's #1 Authority on Auspol, Rachel Withers, about the Federal Election.
This week we have a yarn with historian Pádraig Óg Ó Ruairc about his new book Burn Them Out!
This week we chat with author Byron Clark about the 6th anniversary of the attack in Christchurch, as well as other far-Right happenings in Aotearoa.
This week we chat with historian Craig Johnson about his new book How To Talk To Your Son About Fascism.
This week we have a yarn with Dr Kaz Ross about conspiracy theories and whether they are the sole domain of the deluded and uneducated - plus an update on our favourite jacuzzi-ruiner Steve Bannon.
This week we are joined by Michael Colborne of Bellingcat to discuss fashy yachts and active clubs.
This week we have a chat with financial journalist Gareth Gore about walking into the archives of a failed bank and walking out having uncovered a conspiracy. Gareth's book Opus is available in all good bookstores.
This week we have a chat with Katherine Stewart about her latest book Money, Lies and God: Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy.
This week we're joined again by investigative journalist Lucy Hamilton to discuss junk tanks and the re-ascenscion of Trump.
As our regular correspondent Jason Wilson awoke one morning from uneasy American dreams he found himself back in the land of Trump. Not so great! In this ep we chat to him about Trump's cabinet picks and other things he has been journalisming.
This week we have a chat with Dr Ashton Kingdon about their new book, The World White Web: Uncovering the Hidden Meanings of Online Far-Right Propaganda.
Yeah Nah Pasaran is back in 2025 but we're still writing 2005 on all our cheques. This week we talk to anti-fascist blogger Bob From Brockley about 20 years of blogging, the state of the far-Right in Old Britannia, and campism.
For our final show in 2024, we had a chat with Elise Thomas about misinformation, disinformation and social media bans for the kids.
This week we have a chat with Benjamin Moffitt about populism, reality TV and funny little blokes.
Journalist Amanda Moore has not been making friends in the Grand Old Party. She joins us to discuss some of her recent reporting which had the Trump campaign hopping mad.
This week we have a chat with investigative journalist David Neiwert about his book 'The Age of Insurrection: The Ongoing War on American Democracy'.
This week we have a chat with Noelle Cook about the women of January 6 and the new documentary The Conspiracists.
This week we have a chat with Dr Rebecca Yeo about their book Disabling Migration Controls and the links between disability & migrant justice.
This week we have a yarn with our man in America, Jason Wilson, about the US election campaign which Kamala Harris is almost certainly going to win.
This week we have a chat with Talia Lavin about their new book Wild Faith: How The Christian Right Is Taking Over America - and no need to fret, there will be some textual exegesis.
This week we're joined again by SOS and Sandee of the Tinfoil Tales podcast to update us on the trials (sometimes literally) and travails of Australia's conspiracist movement.
This week we had a yarn with James Hogg, a historian whose research ‘focuses on Australian anti-fascism in the twentieth century, with an emphasis on the role of migrants and the Communist Party of Australia’.
This week we have a yarn with journalist Lucy Hamilton about the Atlas Network and junk tanks.
This week we're joined by investigative journalist Ariel Bogle to discuss banning social media, algorithmic bias and Terrorgram.
This week we have a yarn with Gabriel Kuhn, the General Secretary of the Central Organisation of Swedish Workers, about all matters Swedish.
This week we have a chat with Joe Mulhall from Hope Not Hate about the recent anti-migrant riots in the UK, as well as the anti-racist counter-protests.
This week we talk to Aurelien Mondon [X/Twitter] about racist rioting in the UK and Belfast in the wake of the murders in Southport.
This week we have a yarn with Crikey’s Cam Wilson [X/Twitter] about the Wieambilla inquest, AI/LLM, (Australian) media, and navigating the treacherous waters off the coast of #FreezePeach.
This week we talk to Tomas Rothaus [X/Twitter]. Tomas is the author of several forthcoming titles, including Another War Is Possible: Militant Anarchist Experiences in the Antiglobalization Era (PM Press, 2025). We spoke to Tomas about Argentina under Milei, the importance of political spaces such as La Cultura del Barrio, anarchism, anti-fascism and more.
This week we have a chat with Dr Susannah Crockford about conspiracy theories, Donald Trump, the Qanon Shaman and climate change.
This week we have a chat with Rachel Withers about the UK & French elections, Islamophobia in Australian media & politics, and the Stage 3 Tax Cuts.
This week we had a chat with SOS and Sandee of the excellent Tinfoil Tales podcast about a disturbing convergence of conspiracism & the far-Right.
It's been a minute between milkshakes, but 12 years after we last spoke to him we again interview Dr Aurelien Mondon about so-called populism and various elections.
This week we have a chat with Shane Burley and Ben Lorber about their new book Safety Through Solidarity: A Radical Guide to Fighting Antisemitism.
This week we talk to our regular correspondent from Biden's America, Jason Wilson, about his most recent investigations into the far-Right.
Folks, this week we are walking on sunshine as Dr Spencer Sunshine joins us again to discuss his long-awaited book Neo-Nazi Terrorism and Countercultural Fascism The Origins and Afterlife of James Mason's Siege.
This week Cam has a chat with militias expert Dr Amy Cooter about her book Nostalgia, Nationalism and the US Militia Movement.
This week we have a chat with Dr. Stephanie Wescott about misogynist influencer Andrew Tate and the impact he's having in Australian classrooms.
This week we talk to Dr Jordana Silverstein about her books Cruel Care and Anxious Histories, as well as the scholasticide in Gaza and university encampments.
This week we talk to Tyler West about their research into the NZ Right and white supremacist regimes in Southern Africa.
This week we talk to academic Chris Wilson about the previously undiscovered digital footprint of the Australian killer who perpetrated massacres in Aotearoa in 2019.
They said it couldn't be done. 200 episodes of Yeah Nah Pasaran? A fantasy, they said. But that wasn't all they said, those naysayers. They said there's no way they could do 200 episodes of Yeah Nah Pasaran and the 200th episode would be Andy Fleming and Cam Smith answering questions from folks online about the show and many of the issues raised over the preceding 199 episodes. Well, how the goose has mooed, folks. 200 episodes. Look at what thou have wrought.
This week we're talking to Dr Claudia Leeb about their book Contesting The Far-Right: A Psychoanalytic & Feminist Critical Theory Approach.
This week we have a chat with Dr Audrey Truschke, a historian of South Asian history, about Hindutva and harrassment.
This week we have a yarn with Arun Kundnani about his book What Is Antiracism? And Why It Means Anticapitalism.
This week we have a chat with anthropologist Rae Jereza about guns and content moderation.
This week we have a chat with psychologist Dr Tarek Younis about his book The Muslim, State & Mind: Psychology In Times Of Islamophobia.
This week sees the return of our Portland correspondent, Dr Jason Wilson, who has been poking his nose into the affairs of the Claremont Institute. We also briefly discuss some silly billies closer to home.
This week we have a chat with Dr Betsy Gaines Quammen about her book True West: Myth & Mending On The Far Side Of America and the fascinating cast of characters which stalk both its pages and the left-hand side of the U.S.of A.
This week we had a chat with Cam Wilson about responsible journalism, misinformation and "artificial intelligence".
YNP! is back for 2024! This week we're talking to Dr Nicole Nguyen about her books Terrorism On Trial and Suspect Communities.
Folks, it's the last YNP! for the year and we're joined by returning guest Joan Braune to talk about her new book Understanding & Countering Fascist Movements: From Void To Hope.
This week we're joined by Dr Jordan McSwiney to discuss his new book on far-Right political parties in Australia.It would have been the easiest thing to just throw the song MMMBop onto the end of this. I almost did, but then I didn't. Just a small kindness to remember next time Radiothon comes around, dear listener.
This week we have a chat with Aaron Winter, the co-author of the excellent book Reactionary Democracy.
This week we have a chat with critical race theorist & Tzedek Collective member Alana Lentin about racial capitalism, the war on CRT and the genocide in Gaza.
This week we have a chat with Dr Jason Wilson about how Biden and the US Right are responding to the war on Gaza.
This week we're having a chat with journalist Brandi Buchman about covering J6, the Oath Keepers and the Proud Boys.
This week we're joined by returning guest Dr Kaz Ross to talk about the far-Right response to the war on Gaza, as well as Melbourne nazis (we hate Melbourne nazis) and the vestiges of the Cooker movement.
This week we have a chat with Luke Pearson, the founder & CEO of IndigenousX, about Indigenous media, The Voice, racism & sovereignty.
This week we're joined by journalist & author Antony Loewenstein to discuss his latest book The Palestine Laboratory, as well as the war.
This week we have a chat with Émile Torres about TESCREAL - the bundle of ideologies driving a lot of weirdness in the world of Tech.
This week we have a chat with Dr Dan McQuillan about his book Resisting AI: An Anti-fascist Approach to Artificial Intelligence.
This week we have a chat with Prof. Emily M. Bender about stochastic parrots, Large Language Models and AI hype.
This week we have a chat with author & conspiracy theory expert Mike Rothschild (no relation) about his new book Jewish Space Lasers: The Rothschilds and 200 Years of Conspiracy Theories.
This week we speak to Dr Eviane Leidig about her new book The Women of the Far Right: Social Media Influencers & Online Radicalization.
This week we speak to Head of Platforming at the Strategic Centre for Extremism and Counter-Terrorism Analysis Consortium, Tom Tanuki, about weirdos at CPAC and the anti-drag protest in Melbourne that fizzled out.
This week we have a chat with Matthew Cunningham about the book he recently co-edited, Histories of Hate: The Radical Right in Aotearoa New Zealand, as well as about interwar populist movements in Australia & NZ.
This week we are joined by our regular correspondent from the death throes of the American empire Dr Jason Wilson to talk CPAC, milkshakes and dark money.
This week we have a chat with Professor of Religion Bradley Onishi about his book Preparing For War. You can also check out his podcast Straight White American Jesus here or wherever you acquire your pods.
This week we're joined from Aotearoa by Valerie Morse to discuss the racist roadshow rabbiting on about Te Reo on roadsigns and other such rubbish.
This week on the show we're joined by Dr Max Kaiser to discuss his book Jewish Antifascism and the False Promise of Settler Colonialism.
This week on the show we had a yarn with Jock Palfreeman about July 25, the international day of solidarity with anti-fascist prisoners (previously the international day for solidarity with Jock Palfreeman)
This week we're joined by comms scholar Dr Ashley Mattheis to talk about Atomwaffen, the attack in Allen TX and AI.
This week we're joined by academic Isabella Currie to discuss her research into Evgenii Prigozhin and the Wagner Group.
This week sees OSINT analyst Elise Thomas return to the Yeah Nah Pasaran! chat-a-torium to discuss the previous weekend's Wagner wackiness, as well as the Institute for Strategic Dialogue's report on the global hate campaign against drag queens and Trans existence.
This week we have a chat with Bill Peel about his new book Tonight It's A World We Bury: Black Metal, Red Politics.
It's Radiothon time again! Head to givenow.com.au/cr/yeahnahpasaran to support the show and the station, please! In this episode we discuss some of the things we talked about this year, plus some questions posed to us by an audience who, in fairness, were not given a lot of time to deliver questions to be asked.
This week we have a chat with journalist Molly Conger about covering council meetings and her series on the continuing legal consequences of the Unite The Right rallies in Charlottesville.
This week we have a chat with journalist & author Sian Norris about her new book Bodies Under Siege: How The Far-Right Attack On Reproductive Rights Went Global.
This week we have a chat with Professor Kristina Stoeckl, co-author of The Moralist International: Russia in the Global Culture Wars (available open access).
This week Cam has a chat with Mother Jones senior editor Kiera Butler about Moms, vaccines, conspiracy theories & lawfare.
This week we have a chat with Mother Jones reporter Ali Breland about Nick Fuentes, neo-Nazis in Germany, and online anti-trans campaigns.
This week we're joined by returning guest Alex Hinton to discuss his trip to CPAC and the topics he found energising the American Right. Alex's book It Can Happen Here is out through NYU Press.
This week we're joined from across the pond by our regular correspondent from Joe Biden's America - it's Jason Wilson with a typically cheery dispatch about transphobia, guns and neo-liberalism! Plus: is war bad? You'll find out!
This week we had a chat with activist and author Ray Acheson about war, bombs, patriarchy, artificial intelligence & abolition.
This week we have a chat with Simon Hunt (sometimes aka Pauline Pantsdown) about the recent anti-trans rallies around Australia, activism, art, and cutting up thousands of little bits of tape.
This week we had a chat with Dr Jayne Persian about some of the history of displaced persons & Ustaše in Australia.
This week sees the return of Kiwi extremism expert Byron C Clark to discuss his new book FEAR: New Zealand's Hostile Underworld of Extremists.
This week we have a chat with Kate Burns about the Awaken megachurch and its ties to the far-Right.
This week we're joined by returning guest Hannah Gais to talk about Brandon Russell, Atomwaffen, and rubbing shoulders with the stars at a Young Republican bash.
This week we had a chat with Meghan Conroy from the Accelerationism Research Consortium about her work on the January 6 Committee, militant accelerationism, and Christian Nationalism.
This week we have a chat with Dr Kirsten Dyck about her book 'Reichsrock: The International Web of White-Power and Neo-Nazi Hate Music'.
This week we have a chat with Dr Diana Garvin about her book Feeding Fascism (use the code GARVIN25 for 25% off), the challenges of studying the history of food, and the ways in which the Italian fascist regime interacted with women's work and food production.
This week we are joined by returning guest Shane Burley, who has recently edited the volume 'No Pasaran! Anti-Fascist Dispatches From A World In Crisis'.
This week we have a chat with Boe Spearim (Twitter) about his podcast Frontier War Stories, as well as the campaign for Treaty Before Voice.
This week we have a slightly too-warm chat with Dr Evan Smith about the book he has co-edited, 'Histories Of Fascism & Anti-Fascism In Australia'.
Renowned journalist and anti-fascist Nate Thayer recently passed away after a long illness. We had the privilege of interviewing Nate twice for our previous radio show on 3CR, once in 2013 and again in April 2019. This is the latter interview, concerning Atomwaffen Division, whose activities Nate had noticed rather early in the piece.The first show has perhaps been lost to the sands of time, or perhaps not? If you are the sort of person who liked to download episodes of the SUWA show podcast, perhaps you have it on a harddrive? It will be called 3CRCast-2013-05-24-11231.mp3. Do get in touch if you have it.
It's our final show for 2022 and Ryan Broderick has returned to answer one question and one question only: does Elon Musk know what he's doing? Thanks for listening throughout the year, we'll be back on January 19. Ciao!
This week we have a chat with Alex Newhouse from the Accelerationism Research Consortium about militant accelerationism & the work of ARC.
This week we have a yarn with Dr April Anson about eco-fascism and the Anti-Creep Climate Initiative's recent zine Against The Ecofascist Creep.
This week we have a chat with Dr Meghan Tinsley about her book Commemorating Muslims in the First World War Centenary: Making Melancholia.
This week Cam is having a chat with Dr Sarah Riccardi-Swartz (twitter) about her ethnographic exploration of an Appalachian Russian Orthodox community, 'Between Heaven & Russia'.
This week Cam has a chat with Aotearoa-based author & filmmaker Dylan Reeve about his new book Fake Believe: Conspiracy Theories in Aotearoa.
This week we have a chat with Dr Anna Meier (Twitter) about how terrorism is defined and by whom.
This week we have a chat with freelance journalist & translator Gregor Wakounig about anti-fascism in Japan, now and in history.
Our semi-regular US correspondent Jason Wilson checks in to reflect on the five year anniversary of Charlottesville, plus his prediction that Trump will never run for President again.
This week we have a chat with Jacobin's Europe editor David Broder about the Italian election result. David's next book, Mussolini's Grandchildren: Fascism In Contemporary Italy, comes out early next year.
This week we have a chat with Raja from The Humanism Project about Hindutva in Australia. See more links and show notes here.
This week we have a chat with Joe Mulhall, Director of Research at Hope Not Hate, about his book Drums In The Distance.
This week we have a yarn with Sam Kutner about Proud Boys, January 6, and taking the Glitter Pill.
This week we had a chat with Dr Terri Givens about her book The Roots of Racism: The Politics of White Supremacy in the US and Europe.
This week we have a chat with Lydia Khalil about her new book The Rise Of The Extreme Right.
This week we are joined by beloved social media influencer Tom Tanuki to discuss some recent goings-ons within the 'Freedom' Movement (and his extensive work for the State).
This week we spoke to Beatriz Buarque about Words Heal The World, the alt-Right, "truth" industries and securitization studies.
This week we have a chat with Professor Priyamvada Gopal about her book Insurgent Empire: Anticolonial Resistance & British Dissent.
This week we have a chat with Dr Jessie Daniels about her new book Nice White Ladies: The Truth about White Supremacy, Our Role in It, and How We Can Help Dismantle It.Further reading: The Women Making Conspiracy Theories Beautiful‘Pastel QAnon’ : The female lifestyle bloggers and influencers spreading conspiracy theories through InstagramGwyneth Paltrow on Earthing
This week we talk to Brooke Binkowski, the managing editor of TruthOrFiction.com, about fact-checking, misinformation, borders and the far-Right.
This week we have a chat with academic Gerard Gill about their research into the ways Australian fascists cross-pollinated their messaging into conspiracist spaces.
This week we talk to journalist and author Katherine Stewart about her books The Good News Club and The Power Worshippers, and the dangerous rise of Christian Nationalism.
This week we talk with Heron Greenesmith, a lawyer and senior research analyst with Political Research Associates, about anti-Trans violence and rhetoric from the Right and Left. As we're wrapping up the recording, news comes across the wire that the Supreme Court has struck down Roe v Wade.
This week we have a chat with Dr Robert Horvath about his book Putin's Fascists, managed nationalism, and how he came to find himself banned from Russia.
Folks, it is Radiothon Time at 3CR and we need to make some money to keep the lights on. If you appreciate what we do on YNP, please consider chucking us anything you can spare at https://www.givenow.com.au/cr/yeahnahpasaranThanks to Celeste Liddle for popping by to say a few words about community radio.Andy is reading: 'Writers Defiled: Security Surveillance of Australian Authors and Intellectuals 1920-1960' by Fiona Capp. Sounds fun.Cam is reading: 'Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy & The Battle For Truth' by Liz Williamson.Andy recommends the PBS doco 'The Baldies'.
This week we have a chat with Dr. Jordan McSwiney about their research into far-Right political parties, media responsibility and Western Civilisation.
This week we have a chat with author & journalist Elle Hardy about Pentecostalism, Hillsong, spiritual warfare and her new book Beyond Belief.
This week we have a yarn with Crikey's internet culture reporter Cameron Wilson about the Federal Election, social media, 'Freedom' parties and the far-Right.
This week one of our cohort has come down with a bit of a bug, so we have foregone our regular interview for some sneaky tunes and a little run through of some minor parties, in true trainspotting tradition.
This week we have a yarn with regular US correspondent Dr. Jason Wilson about Todd Sampson, gym nazis in the Marines and Scott Morrison's anti-trans Captain's Pick.
This week we head across the Tasman to have a yarn with Aotearoa-based journalist Anke Richter about cults and how to Fight Against Conspiracy Theories.
This week we speak to Andy Campbell, the author of the upcoming book We Are Proud Boys: How a Right-Wing Street Gang Ushered in a New Era of American Extremism.
This week we have a yarn with historian Mark Bray about his new book The Anarchist Inquisition: Assassins, Activists, and Martyrs in Spain and France.
This week we have a chat with Dr. Stephanie Alice Baker about her research into wellness culture, influencers and medical misinformation.
This week we spoke to Dr. Andre Oboler, the founder of the Online Hate Prevention Institute, about a decade of fighting hate online.
This week we spoke to journalist and author Kelly Weill about her new book on Flat Earth & conspiracy theories, 'Off The Edge'
This week we have a chat with Dr. Cat Tebaldi about her research into metapolitical seduction, women of the far-Right and alt-education.
This week we have a chat with Richard McNeil-Willson about the CVE industry, 'Formers', and how illiberal states like Russia use the language of counter-terrorism to repress.
This week we have a chat with Amanda Moore, who spent a year undercover inside the magnificent world of MAGA and the quirky world of Qanon - and met a few neo-Nazis along the way.
This week we had a chat with peace activist Bjørn Ihler of the Khalifa Ihler Institute about the European Network of Anti-Fascist Monitoring, Big Tech and hope.
This week we have a chat with Dr Amanda Rogers about Tom Metzger, fascist infiltration, the CVE business and the upcoming Fascist Forge data leak. You can support Amanda's work on Patreon.
This week we have a chat with Dr. Haley McEwen, a senior fellow at the Center for Analysis of the Radical Right & a senior researcher at the Wits Centre for Diversity Studies, about the US Christian Right's anti-gender and anti-rights activism in Africa & elsewhere.
We're back for Year 3 of YNP! This week, for our 100th Episode, we're having a yarn with Jock Palfreeman about the Bulgarian Prisoners' Association and the Bulgarian far-Right.
This week, in our final show for the year, we have a yarn with journalist Ryan Broderick about his newsletter Garbage Day, coups, content and Sweet Baby Ray's.
This week we have a chat with Prof. Sahana Udupa about the global conjuncture of extreme speech, vitriolic online communities, Hindutva and the For Digital Dignity project.
This week we have a yarn with author & playwright Van Badham about Gamergate, Steve Bannon, Scott Morrison and Qanon. Her new book Qanon and On is out now.
This week we catch up with Tom Tanuki again to discuss last weekend's anti-vax protests.
This week we speak to the publisher of Protean Steven Monacelli about Qanon, astroturfing, hackers and muckraking.
This week we have a yarn with historian Vashti Fox about the campaigns against the National Socialist Party of Australia in Melbourne in the 70s, and the Australian Nationalist Movement in Perth in the 80s.
This week we chat with Prof. Daphne Halikiopoulou about Golden Dawn, New Democracy and populism.
This week we catch up with our regular Portland correspondent Jason Wilson who has been poking his nose into some right wing recordings, plus some discussion of Facebook leaks, Charlottesville jury selection and DICTATOR DAN'S FORTRESS VICTORIA.
This week we had a chat with Prof. Cas Mudde about populism, low politics, the novel coronavirus and other fun things.
This week we have a chat amongst ourselves and answer some questions from the audience.
This week we have a yarn with Alex Mendela about the Q Origins Project, Qanon and antisemitism.
This week we have a chat with Dr Cristina Moreno-Almeida about Morocco, memes and the makings of a Moroccan far-Right.
This week we had a chat with Dr. Sophie Bjork-James, the author of The Divine Institution, about the intersection of Evangelicalism and White Nationalism.
This week we talked with Prof. Pam Nilan about fascist utopias, youthful fantasy and her book Young People & The Far-Right.
This week Cam speaks with Steph Halmhofer about pseudoarchaeology, ancient aliens, Atlantis & the alt-Right.
This week we have a yarn with Ariel Bogle from ASPI about 'Catboy Kami' (aka Tor Brookes) and far-Right financing.
This week we had a yarn with Sam & Alex from 12 Rules For What about their excellent new book Post Internet Far Right as well as Jordan Peterson, neoliberal authoritarianism & eco-fascism. All the fun stuff!
This week we had a chat with the scallywags behind The Empire Never Ended, an antifascist Amerikanski-Balkan podcast about (neo) fascist terror, the (deep) state and the alienation, nihilism and desperation produced by the capitalist system. Heavy stuff, Doc. We talked about the Balkan far-Right, Gladio, Order of the Nine Angles and some very silly billies in Montenegro. Plus North Korea!
This week we catch up with Jacobin's Benjamin Fogel to find out how Jair Bolsonaro has been faring of late.
This week Cam is joined by Byron Clark, a video essayist from Aotearoa whose work focuses on misinformation, conspiracy theories & the far-Right.
Cam is joined by keen lockdown watcher Tom Tanuki to discuss the state of Australia's so-called freedom movement.
This week we're joined by longtime conspiracy watcher & Qanon expert Mike Rothschild (no relation) to discuss his new book The Storm Is Upon Us: How Qanon Became A Movement, Cult, And Conspiracy Theory Of Everything.
This week Cam has a chat with Tal Lavin, the author of Culture Warlords, about January 6 and Deplatform Hate.
Nobody talks enough about how Steve Bannon's hot tub had acid damage. Seriously, what was that all about? We rectify that this week as Cam has a yarn with Dr. Kaz Ross about what man-of-the-people Steve Bannon has been up to since he was charged on a million dollar yacht.
This week Cam talks to Dr Jason Wilson about climate crises, water wars, Republicans, The Base (of course) and KILLER CLOWNS.
This week we chat with Julie Gottlieb, Professor of Modern History at the University of Sheffield, about her book Feminine Fascism (I.B. Tauris) and the women of British fascism between the wars.
This week we are answering questions from our beloved audience. You can donate to keep 3CR on the air at 3CR.org.au/donate or look up Yeah Nah Pasaran on givenow.com.au.
This week we speak with Alex Hinton [Twitter]. Alex is Distinguished Professor of Anthropology, Founder and Director of the Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights, and UNESCO Chair on Genocide Prevention at Rutgers University, and the author over a dozen books including the award-winning Why Did They Kill? Cambodia in the Shadow of Genocide. He is also the author of It Can Happen Here: White Power and the Rising Threat of Genocide in the US (NYU Press, 2021).
On this week’s episode we talk to Bethan Johnson [Twitter] about Buddhism, reich and/or roll, stock markets and yoof.
This week we have a yarn with Natasha Lennard, a writer with The Intercept and the author of Being Numerous: Essays on Non-Fascist Life.
This week we have a yarn with Christopher Mathias from the Huffington Post about neo-confederates, Islamophobia and reporting the far-Right beat.
This week we chat with Dr. Shannon Reid, the co-author of Alt-Right Gangs: A Hazy Shade Of White about gang enforcement, Proud Boys & the January 6 insurrection attempt.
This week we speak with researcher Blyth Crawford about her research into the Chans, as well as the ICSR Far From Gone report & the Gnet Women In Qanon report.
This week we spoke with Dr. Ashley Mattheis (@aamattheis) about the memification & gamification of mass killings, as well as the role of mothers and momfluencers within alt-Right and Qanon circles.
This week we spoke with M R. X. Dentith about conspiracies, conspiracy theories and conspiracy theory theories.
This week we have a chat with Dr. Mette Wiggen from the University of Leeds about the Scandinavian far-Right.
This week we have a yarn with Dr Joe Mulhall from Hope Not Hate about their recent State of Hate report and other goings-ons in the far-Right space.
We had North Queensland's favourite son Jason Wilson back on the program to talk about neo-Nazi terror group The Base, in the wake of recent reporting from the ABC and Nine about Australians who attempted to join.
This week we speak with terrorism researcher H.E. Upchurch about Iron March, O9A and transnational fascist terrorist networks.
This week we speak to foreign correspondent and author Vincent Bevins about his book The Jakarta Method.
This week we have a chat with journalist Michael Colborne about the trials & travails of the Ukrainian far-Right.
This week we spoke to researcher Ashton Kingdon about the far-Right, artificial intelligence & the Occult.
This week we spoke to Megan Kelly from the IRMS about incels and various flavours of pill narrative.
This week we're joined by extremism researcher Marc-André Argentino to discuss Qanon and what happens now that its God Emperor has been dethroned.
This week we're joined by Becca Lewis, an academic and researcher specialising in the far-Right's use of media, to discuss fascist influencers, deplatforming and social media.
This week we spoke to freelance journalist Jason Wilson about the end of Trump and the state of the Australian media.
This week we spoke to Dr. Caterina Froio, the co-author of Casapound Italia: Contemporary Extreme-Right Politics, about Casapound and the Italian far-Right.
This week we spoke with Greta Jasser - a fellow at the Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right (CARR), and at the Institute for Research on Male Supremacism (IRMS) - whose research focusses on far-right and misogynist online networks
This week we spoke to Laura Jedeed, a freelance journalist in the United States, about her experiences covering far-Right protests.
This week we spoke to Emily Tamkin, the US editor of the New Statesman and the author of The Influence of Soros, about conspiracy theories and antisemitism.
This week we chat with Abner Hauge from Left Coast Right Watch about how the far-Right is coping with the downfall of God Emperor Trump. Spencer Sunshine's 40 Ways To Fight Fascists guide can be found here.
This week we thought we'd take a week off from talking about US politics (is there anything going on even?) and have a chat with historian & author Graham Macklin about his book Failed Fuhrers: A History Of Britain's Extreme Right.
This week we speak to Matthew Remski, a cult dynamics researcher and one of the hosts of the Conspirituality podcast, about yoga, wellness & the far-Right.
This week we spoke to Hannah Gais, a journalist and senior researcher at the Southern Poverty Law Center, about how white nationalism is laundered into mainstream conservative discourse. And Russia!
This week we spoke to Tal Lavin, the author of Culture Warlords, about her experience infiltrating the murky world of online extremism.
This week we speak with Annie Kelly, an expert on digital cultures, anti-feminism & the far-Right, about British Qanon, conspiracy mums and doing your own research. Annie is the British correspondent for the highly-recommended Qanon Anonymous podcast.
This week we spoke to Kelly Weill, a reporter for the Daily Beast, about the Flat Earth, Qanon, Trump and diverging electoral realities.
This week we were joined by regular correspondent Jason Wilson to discuss the Oregon wildfires and the bizarre right-wing disinformation campaign playing out around them.
This week we speak to Dr Joan Braune about her research into hate groups, Cultural Marxism, Steve Bannon, the CVE industry and much more.
This week Tom Tanuki returns to Yeah Nah's underground bunker to tell us what he's found out about the Aussie version of Qanon & to have a bit of a yarn about the state of the anti-lockdown movement.
This week we spoke to Shannon Foley Martinez (twitter), a former neo-Nazi, about her work helping people leave hate movements.
This week we spoke to Sarah Hightower, an independent researcher with an interest in cults & extremism, about Aum Shinrikyo and Qanon.
This week we spoke to Seyward Darby, the author of Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Frontlines of White Nationalism.
This week we spoke to Shalini Kantayya, the director of Coded Bias (currently screening at MIFF) about facial recognition, machine learning & the dangers of letting the not-so-great past inform the algorithmic decisions of our shiny new future.
This week we spoke to Alex DiBranco from the Institute for Research on Male Supremacism about the Institute, incels & MRAs.
This week we spoke to Dr Kaz Ross, a lecturer and co-ordinator of Asian Studies at the University of Tasmania, about Sovereign Citizen Qarens and Steve Bannon's War on China.
This week we spoke to Elise Thomas from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute's International Cyber Policy Centre about Qanon and conspiracy theories.
This week we spoke to Proud Boy-whisperer Samantha Kutner about her research into the Proud Boys, crypto-fascism, Countering Violent Extremism programs, and some of the problems she sees in the CVE space.
This week we spoke to Nina Jankowicz, the Disinformation Fellow at the Wilson Center, about her new book How To Lose The Information War.
This week we spoke to Charlotte Mears, a researcher in the UK, about how far-Right groups revise the history of women to make their politics more attractive.
This week we are guestless! We put out the call recently for listeners to send in questions they would like answered and now we have answered them!
This week we spoke to Dr. Spencer Sunshine, a long-time watcher of the US far-Right, about why the Trump administration has got it in for anteefa (and those sneaky Venezuelans!). You can read more of Spencer's writing here.
This week we spoke to Louie Dean Valencia-García about the far-Right, historical revisionism, Franco and Trump. You can find out more about his books and writing at his website: burntcitrus.com
This week we're joined by Tom Tanuki, who you might know from YARD or from his podcast The Poor Can Feed The Birds. Tom has been taking a look at the anti-lockdown movement in Australia and the motley crew of 5G conspiracists, anti-vaxxers, sovereign citizens and HIDDEN ROYALS who sail upon her.
This week we spoke to critical race scholar Alana Lentin about her new book Why Race Still Matters, COVID-19, securitisation & much more besides.
This week we spoke to Dr. Max Kaiser about Jews Against Fascism - past, present and future.
We spoke with David Neiwert about the militia movement, anti-lockdown protests & his book Alt-America: The Rise of the Radical Right in the Age of Trump.
This week we spoke to Dr. Eviane Leidig about her research into Hindutva and its connections to the global far-Right.
This week we're joined by Patrik Hermansson from HOPE Not Hate to discuss the alt-Right, identitarianism, the Order of the Nine Angles and of course that dratted virus. You can get his new book here.
This week we're joined by critical race theory & whiteness studies academic Anastasia Kanjere to discuss fascism in contemporary 'Australia', whiteness studies, and the Insane Clown Posse.
This week we spoke to US-based journalist Jason Wilson about the reaction to the COVID-19 crisis on the part of the Right & the far-Right. A number of Jason's recent articles on the subject have been handily compiled over here.
This week we speak to Antti Rautiainen about The Network case and anti-fascism in Russia more generally.
This week we spoke to Dr Stephanie Reist, a freelance writer & researcher in Rio de Janeiro about Brazil, Bolsonaro & Covid-19. You can check out some of Steph's writing for Jacobin here.
This week we spoke to Roy from Paparoa (as voiced by Karina from 3CR) to discuss fascism in New Zealand and the work they do to combat it.
We spoke to Megan Squire about how far-Right groups use technology and the alt-tech which is used to circumvent deplatforming.
We spoke to Evan Smith about his book No Platform and the fake free speech crisis on university campuses.
We spoke to Shane Burley about the alt-Right and how it failed (OR DID IT?). We also discussed this piece in Full Stop Magazine. Shane's book, Fascism Today: What It Is & How To End It, is available from AK Press.
We spoke to Emily Gorcenski about First Vigil, How Hate Sleeps, Charlottesville and making Nazis cry.
We spoke to Shuddhabrata Sengupta of the internationally acclaimed RAQS Media Collective about India's Citizenship Amendment Act and the powerful female-led protest movement which is resisting it. You can read his excellent article on the Shaheen Bagh protests here.
We spoke to Alexander about his feudin' & fightin' with Glenn Greenwald as well as a bit about his book Against The Fascist Creep, and the ways in which fascists attempt to co-opt Left movements. With bonus commentary from Canadian social justice comic book publishers Ad Astra & Jeremy from the Giving The Mic To The Wrong Person podcast.
We spoke to Jason about his two big scoops on the neo-Nazi terror network The Base, the first revealing The Base leaders' true identity and the second revealing the presence of a long-term anti-fascist infiltrator in the group.This is the New York Times article to which Jason refers in the interview.
We spoke to Jeff about his book on the Christchurch massacre and the environment which spawned it. You can check out the book in all good bookstores and libraries.