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Dr. James Lindsay: The Right Is Becoming Woke?
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April 22, 2025
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1:04:35Now PlayingIn this episode, Bryce Eddy sits down with author and cultural critic Dr. James Lindsay to explore the surprising ideological overlaps between the radical left and emerging factions of the radical right. Lindsay makes the case that some voices on the right are adopting tactics, rhetoric, and even philosophies traditionally associated with Marxism and critical theory—ironically becoming what he calls “the woke right.”
They discuss how authoritarian thinking, identity politics, and power centralization are creeping into conservative circles under the guise of strength, masculinity, and winning. Bryce and Lindsay warn that if the conservative movement embraces these trends, it risks the same fate as the fractured left—division, irrelevance, and political collapse.
Lindsay also dives into the explosion of antisemitic narratives online, linking them to foreign influence campaigns, bot manipulation, and incentive structures that reward divisive content. Together, they urge conservatives to resist fear-driven radicalism and return to values rooted in responsibility, decentralization, and faith.
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