Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 456
A Special Juneteenth Episode of The Writers’ Bloc with Jim Goad

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Jim Goad ^[2] was host Nick Jeelvy‘s very special guest on the Juneteenth broadcast of The Writers’ Bloc, where Jim regaled us with tales of African contributions to the United States as we celebrated this most auspicious holiday called Juneteenth.

Topics discussed include:

00:10:00 The resurgence of white boxers and the promulgation of black boxers to promote a racial narrative
00:17:00 Jim Goad on Patton Oswalt, Nick Bougas, and Joe Bernstein from Buzzfeed
00:26:00 The benefits of Alaska Chaga tea ^[3]
00:30:00 The use of “Karen” as a possible anti-white slur
00:33:00 When blacks accused Jim Goad of using a racial epithet
00:34:00 The most forbidden word in the English language and its usage
00:40:00 The meaning of “wignat,” and who do Nick and Jim Goad consider the biggest wignat?
00:47:30 Michael Richards, from Seinfeld, blowing up at The Laugh Factory ^[4]
00:54:00 As blacks are placed on a pedestal, whites will act more like blacks
00:57:00 “Wigger” and “wignat” as effective anti-white slurs
00:59:30 The optics war as an attempt to roll back the clock on the movement
01:03:00 Christian nationalism as an escape hatch from the Alt Right and how a lot of people made money from it
01:06:00 The online world as a bubble because real life has become scarce
01:12:00 How people move from movement to movement when each one loses strength
01:15:00 Faith, false hope, and Solzhenitsyn in the gulag
01:19:00 How movement leaders like Jared Taylor and Kevin MacDonald wisely avoid personal scandal
01:23:00 Questions, comments, and donations from the audience
01:29:00 Jim shares a picture of himself from back when his head was caved in (it’s grotesque, Nick loves it)
01:33:00 Jim Goad’s personal struggles with brain issues and the importance of family
01:37:00 Nick and Jim speak on the trials of being a writer
01:39:30 Jim’s story about how he wrote The Redneck Manifesto ^[5] and how it was published
01:47:00 Why high-quality content like Counter-Currents faces censorship as elite communication against the prevailing ideology
01:52:00 Do Latinos have high or low visibility in American media?
01:56:00 The silent, violent, homicidal race war of Hispanics on blacks
01:59:00 Jim Goad, “Another Black Eye on South Street ^[6]”
02:05:00 How whites need to have unpleasant experiences before they change
02:11:00 White liberals seek absolution through anti-racism
02:13:30 What made Jim Goad join Counter-Currents?
02:24:30 Jim Goad interviews Tom Metzger and it changes him, Whoopi Goldberg, and Irv Rubin
02:28:30 What does Jim Goad know now that he didn’t know ten years ago?
02:35:00 George Carlin and how humor works better on people than anything
02:36:30 Closing remarks

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