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Episode 100! We Want Your Questions For It
🕑 Added 2024-09-04 02:09:24 +0000 UTCThe next episode of Know Your Enemy will be our 100th! While we've recorded more than one hundred episodes if we include all of our bonus episodes available to you, our beloved subscribers, they aren't numbered—and so we are considering this something of a milestone, which it is.
We couldn't think of a better way to celebrate than by answering your questions. They can be about anything—the presidential campaign, issues raised by recent episodes, or simply anything you want to ask us about rightwing politics and our work more broadly. However, since we'll be in something of a reflective mood, you're also invited to ask us questions that zoom out a bit and consider what we've all lived through and talked about together these past five-plus years.
As with past mailbag episodes, we're opening up the mailbag, first, to you our subscribers. You can submit questions in the comments to this post, by messaging us directly here, or by emailing us at knowyourenemypodcast@gmail.com. Thank you!
Comments
Balázs Turcsán
Hey Matt and Sam! I know I am probably late but wanted to share my experience. I’m a long time listener of the show from Hungary working as an activist against the Orbán regime in a leftist movement. Funnily enough, a couple of years ago I spent two semesters in Hillsdale College as part of a scholarship. I have so many experiences from there I would be delighted to share (especially that the pod helped me keep my sanity at certain points), but one thing that really struck me was the reverence for Russell Kirk there. I started reading The Conservative Mind, but his style was just too insufferable for me. Do you plan to make an episode about him at some point?
Kevin Trant
Do you ever fear converting people to the right? After listening to your podcast I’ve become increasingly interested in the right, mostly because of how wrong they are, but I’m enough of a communitarian and Catholic to fear my own attraction to the right. Do either of you feel that there’s enough fascination with the right to give you pause?
