On Tyranny – Détails, épisodes et analyse

This week, On Tyranny speaks with Michael Rectenwald, author, scholar, philosophical enterpreneur, and rational conspiracy theorist.

Topics discussed:

1. What are Conspiracy Theories
2. Who Benefits from Discrediting them
3. Covid and the Great Reset
4. Goerge Soros and the Open Society
5. A Rational Way Towards a "Science" of Conspiratology
6. What the Future Holds

Links mentioned in this episode:

• CLADE X EXERCISE
• WEF's Event 201
• Michael Rectenwald

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This week, Alex Prious joins us for a second time to discuss Eros and Politics in Plato's Symposium.

Topics discussed:

1. Eros and Modernity
2. Eros and Politics
3. Jewish and Greek wisdom

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This week, Marco Andreacchio will be taking us on a journey through "Hell," Dante's Hell

Topics discussed:

1. Dante's Inferno
2. The Liberal Order, and the misunderstandng of Dante
3. Love in the Western World

Links mentioned in this episode:

• The Inferno, translated by Robert Hollander

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This week, Michael Millerman joins us to dispell the misconceptions surrounding Plato's "Noble Lie."

Topics discussed:

1. Leo Strauss and Modern Academia
2. Plato's Republic and the Noble Lie
3. Postmodernity and the Corruption of the Young

Links mentioned in this episode:

• M. Millerman, Beginning with Heidegger
• D. Murray, Neo Conservatism: Why We Need It

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This week, Romain d'Aspremont take us on a journey from early Christianity to late post modernity in validation of his answer: that except from Italian Fascism, the Right has utterly failed in providing a positive vision of the future.

Topics discussed:

1. Why has the RIght lost the battle of ideas?
2. What is the Promethean RIght and its relation to Fascism?
3. Does the Right have to be traditionalist?
4. How can the Right find a positive vision for the future?

Links mentioned in this episode:

• The Promethean Right
• United Popular Front

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This week, we have invited the celebrated dissident of this global mad-demic: John Waters

Topics discussed:

1. The state of our planet following the pandemic
2. Mass hympnosis and consumer culture
3. Following the science and not the scientism

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Ancient Greece Revisited
• John Waters Unchained
• Ernst Jünger's "The Forest Passage"

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This week, professor Spyridon Rangos from the University of Patras joins us to discuss Plato's Warning about the "rule of experts" and it's connection with Tyranny.

Topics discussed:

1. Modern vs Ancient Political Philosophy
2. Medicine vs Health
3. The Rise of Modernity and the Rule of Experts
4. Transhumanism in the Abscence of Standards

Links mentioned in this episode:

• THE MEDICALIZATION OF HEALTH : PLATO'S WARNING

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On Tyranny is the readio branch of Ancient Greece Revisited.

This week, we are joined by professor Rachel Fulton Brown of the University of Chicago.

Topics discussed:

1. The Devotion of the Virgin Mary
2. Eros in the Christian Bible
3. The Great Mother Goddess of old Europe
4. Facemasks and their Symbolism
5. The Devil and Modern Technology

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Mary and the Art of Prayer by Rachel Fulton Brown
• From Judgment to Passion by Rachel Fulton Brown
• Goddesses: Mysteries of the Feminine Divine by Joseph Campbell
• Fencing Bear at Prayer by Rachel Fulton Brown

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On Tyranny is the readio branch of Ancient Greece Revisited.

This week, we have the honour to speak with Thomas Rowsell from Survive The Jive

Topics discussed:

1. Thomas' "Aryan" jounrney to India
2. Indo-European theory, its history and reception
3. Modern genetics and the Indo-European theory
4. What does it mean to be a pagan in the modern age

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Kurgan hypothesis
• Yamnaya culture

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On Tyranny is the readio branch of Ancient Greece Revisited.

This week, professor Peter Y. Paik is joining us to talk about the future of mankind as revealed through modern works of literature.

Topics discussed:

1. Korea and the Lost Tradition
2. What is Modernity?
3. Kaftka's "Metamorphoses"
4. Orwell and Huxley's Prophesies
5. Transexualism to Transhumanism
6. Kafka's "The Silence of the Sirens"

Works mentioned in this episode:

• Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis
• Ernst Jünger's Storm of Steel
• Yukio Mishima's The Sound of Waves
• Franz Kafka's The Silence of the Sirens

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