On this episode of Counter-Currents Radio, the regular roundtable of Greg Johnson, Millennial Woes, and Fróði Midjord discuss current events and answer listener questions. Topics discussed include: 00:02:00 Spirituality and mysticism 00:18:00 What do you like about being white? 00:30:00 The Männerbund 00:40:00 The Hindu question 00:55:00 Sports and nationalism 01:04:00 Top 5 political thinkers 01:10:00 Should white people “shrug” and drop out? 01:38:00 The current state of the movement 01:52:00 Films you have rewatched the most 01:57:00 Best books you have recently read

Nick Jeelvy welcomed longtime friend of the show Karl Thorburn to the latest broadcast of The Writers’ Bloc to discuss unlimited power and its applications. Topics discussed include: 00:06:30 What has Karl Thorburn been up to since his last appearance on The Writers’ Bloc? 00:10:00 We’ve seen the bottom of inflation 00:12:30 Shortages are always followed by a glut and winter expenses in Europe 00:12:30 The saving of Renault when the government eats the debt 00:13:30 We’re not headed towards Argentina-like conditions 00:14:30 Nuclear power is very predictable and doesn’t take up a lot of space versus other energy sources; it’s our best bet 00:16:00 Oliver Stone’s new documentary Nuclear and steering the Left towards liking nuclear again 00:17:00 Nick remains a nuclear skeptic 00:18:00 France’s problems with nuclear energy and German resource independence 00:21:00 Nuclear power is ideal for nations who are high IQ and have no natural disasters 00:21:30 The possibilities of solar power 00:23:00 The Right’s skepticism of energy technologies 00:25:00 Fossil fuels and nuclear power as the most viable sources of energy 00:27:30 The history of solar panels 00:30:30 Geothermal energy and drilling technology 00:37:30 Has Karl heard of the “nuclear core hypothesis”? 00:42:30 The value of the magnetosphere to sustaining life on Earth 00:45:30 The necessity of our level of gravity to survive and the physical toll space takes on astronauts 00:48:00 The failure of shallow versus deep geothermal systems and comparisons to fracking 00:53:30 Fluid dynamics and fluid mechanics in drilling 00:57:00 Energy technology keeps changing, which makes investment difficult, and energy storage 00:59:30 Tesla cars, Thomas Edison, and the early twentieth century lightbulb compared to battery technology 01:03:30 Hydroelectric power and its role in energy storage, and cooperation in Nordic energy 01:04:30 The industry of refrigerating liquified gases influencing battery technology 01:07:00 The promise of refrigerated air as a grid source storage solution 01:09:30 Karl’s opinion on the current real estate market and Richard Houck’s article, “The Fading Memory of American Homeownership” 01:11:30 Our elites want fertility low 01:12:30 The matrilocal social structure of West African society versus patriarchal European society 01:15:30 The servility of black men towards black women 01:18:30 Home builders overplaying their hand and a possible housing crash 01:20:00 BlackRock, Vanguard, high housing demands, and not liquidating housing stock 01:21:30 The willingness of the establishment to lose big money to achieve its goals 01:23:00 “Housing starts” as a metric of how many homes are being built 01:24:30 Housing as no longer being the best way to store value 01:25:30 Observing small business and the value of being your own boss 01:28:30 John Maynard Keynes understands business owners and how pride is their motivating sin rather than greed 01:29:30 The economic transaction of having a weekend and what libertarians don’t think about 01:32:30 Germans’ work ethic and how much they value free time 01:33:30 Blaming summer vacation for black underperformance and school as a daycare for black kids 01:36:30 Shame and guilt-based cultures and their attitudes towards work 01:38:30 “Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime, that’s why I sleep on company time” 01:40:00 Left-wing employers and no upward mobility 01:41:30 The European side of work and abolishing the Protestant work ethic 01:43:30 The fetishization of work and labor 01:44:30 Men, human resource hens, and Nick Jeelvy’s article, “Real Team-Building” 01:47:30 The decline of science and the feminization of universities and workplaces 01:50:00 Economic stagnation is preferable to cultural stagnation 01:55:30 “The Peter principle” and Chernobyl, a brief history 01:57:30 The problem of the human resource hen as a lower-IQ, but determined creature 01:59:00 Closing remarks