Episodios
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Rey begins his multi-part account of the National Renaissance Party, James Madole's under-studied Manhattan-based Neo-Nazi organization that brought pre-war fash and the rising esoteric right together for decades.
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Boris, Fritz, and Rey get together for a harrowing Halloween viewing of Jeremy Saulnier's Green Room (2015), where biographical archetypes from their past are slaughtered by Cascadian skinheads led by Sir Patrick Stewart.
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Fritz figures out Steve Sailer -- Republican strategist and racist pseudoscientist -- and the 19th-century style 'race science' he's successfully rebranded as "Human Biodiversity". Then the boys cozy up to an excruciating Tucker Carlson interview with Sailer himself.
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TENE pod concludes their biographical look into eugenicist Roger Pearson, focusing on his vast influence in the New Right of the '70s and '80s through his work in mainstream fashy organizations like the Heritage Foundation and the World Anti-Communist League.
reading:
Kevin Coogan, "Jackboots & Sporrans". 1984.
Scott Anderson and John Lee Anderson, Inside the League. 1986.
Michael Billig. Psychology, Racism & Fascism. 1979.
Russ Bellant. Old Nazis, the New Right, and the Republican Party. 1991.
Russ Bellant. The Coors Connection. 1988.
Stefan Kuhl. The Nazi Connection. 1994.Closing music: Furioso; or, The Wilderness of Mirrors by The Knolls. soundcloud.com/knollsnyc
Interlude music: Mankind? "Won't You Join The Army Now So You Can Fight... And You Can Die!"
Other Music: David Fesliyan "Airlock", "In Honor", and "Elevator Ride" davidfesliyan.com
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The boyzies face one of their most daring challenges yet -- a screening of David O. Russell's truly awful fictionalization of the fascist 'Business Plot' of 1933, Amsterdam (2022), starring Robert De Niro as a sickly interpretation of General Smedley Butler.
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TENE pod puts the spotlight on the eugenicist neo-Nazi organizer, Roger Pearson, and the first half of his regrettably long career as a prominent post-war academic and ideological force in the nascent New Right.
reading:
Kevin Coogan, "Jackboots & Sporrans". 1984.
Scott Anderson and John Lee Anderson, Inside the League. 1986.
Michael Billig. Psychology, Racism & Fascism. 1979.
Russ Bellant. The Coors Connection. 1988.
Stefan Kuhl. The Nazi Connection. 1994.Interlude music: Cro-Mags - Street Justice
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Calhoun Gomez drops by the show to help the boyzies demystify the spectacular Great Kurultáj festival of all things Pan-Turanist, examining it against the backdrop of Hungarian political life.
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Boris concludes his three-part study of Liberty Lobby and its founder, Willis Carto, his 'populist' turn, and the effect of his life's work on today's horror show of a reality.
music: 'in honor' and 'solutions that work' by fesliyanstudions.com
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TENE pod's Boris and Sal Falcon attend this year's Great Kurultáj Pan-Turanist festival in Hungary, and discuss their surreal experiences surrounded by horses, whips, throat-singing, and quite a few fascists.
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Originally aired Jan. 25, 2024.
Arc 5 kicks off with a look at American ruling-class adoration of Mussolini and Italian Fascism in the inter-war period, paying special attention to US Ambassador to Italy during the March on Rome, Richard Washburn Child, and founder of Time, Life, Fortune, and Sports Illustrated, Henry Luce.
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TENE pod takes a lesson from James Stewart Martin's nearly-lost 1950 book, All Honorable Men: The Story of the Men on Both Sides of the Atlantic Who Successfully Thwarted Plans to Dismantle the Nazi Cartel System, to get a fuller sense of the American ruling class' relationship to inter-war, wartime, and post-war fascism in Europe, as well as Nazi capitalists' attempts to set up fallback positions within US Industry after the Nazis' military defeat.
reading: All Honorable Men by James Stewart Martin (1950) republished by Forbidden Bookshelf in 2016.
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Despite his profound unlikeability, the litigious Willis Carto sets in motion some of the most durable fascist institutions in America, particularly the Liberty Lobby and the Institute for Historical Review.
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Harshing their vacation vibes, Boris and Fritz work their way through the 1976 Clint Eastwood classic, The Outlaw Josey Wales, and wonder how nobody seemed to notice that it came from Klan leader, George Wallace-speechwriter, racist terrorist, and fake Cherokee, Asa Carter of the National States Rights Party.
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Boris launches his study of Liberty Lobby with a biographical look at founder Willis Carto's early life, from dropping out of law school through his first failed publication, Right, and up to the foundation of his official D.C. lobbying organization of neo-Nazis and Klansmen known as 'the Liberty Lobby'.
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Roger Corman and William Shatner take on the White Citizens Councils through their fictionalized depiction of John Casper's time in Clinton, TN during the final years of the Jim Crow era in 1962's The Intruder.
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Rey begins his study of the National States Rights Party's brutal history. Uniting disparate right-wing organizations like the Klan and the Columbians under increasingly European fascist ideals, the NSRP set the stage for a half-century of fashy freaks to follow.
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TENE pod pauses at the doorstep of Willis Carto and his Liberty Lobby to collect their thoughts about Arc 5 so far before digging deeper into American fascism's 'Long 1950s'.
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TENE pod adds Revilo P. Oliver's The John Franklin Letters (1959) to their fash fic library. John Birch Society meets SIEGE in this excruciating predecessor to William Luther PIerce's The Turner Diaries (1978).
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