The Turner Diaries Part Two (with Greg Hall)

We’re back for Part Two of our deep dive into The Turner Diaries, and if you thought things couldn’t get more outrageous, buckle up. This episode, we wade through the book’s most jaw-dropping plot twists—mass murder, drive-by bombings, and a logic so twisted it would make a pretzel jealous.

As we dissect the second half, the book’s attempts to blame “the media” for the public’s resistance to terrorism are almost as laughable as its wild leaps of logic. And then there’s the infamous claim that feminism somehow leads to the legalization of rape—a narrative so ridiculous, we had to double-check we weren’t reading satire. Spoiler: we weren’t.

Of course, the racism and antisemitism get dialed up to eleven, with the author spinning conspiracy theories that would be right at home in some of today’s darkest internet corners. But as always, we don’t just call out the hate—we skewer it with our signature humour. Sometimes, the only way to confront such absurdity is to laugh at it, and we make sure to highlight just how preposterous these arguments really are.

Throughout the episode, we reflect on how far society has come (and how far we still have to go) in challenging bigotry and hate. With Greg Hall’s insights and our own lived experiences, we draw connections between these extremist ideas and the rhetoric we see online today.

So join us as we take on the most toxic parts of The Turner Diaries - armed with critical thinking, a refusal to let hate go unchallenged, and, as always, a healthy dose of irreverence. It’s grim, it’s outrageous, but we promise it’s never boring.

- Recap of Part One and the escalation of violence in the book’s plot (including mass murder and bombings)

- Analysis of the novel’s attempts to blame the media for public resistance to the “Organization”

- Dissection of the book’s absurd logic: drive-by bombings, casual sexism, and the demonization of liberalism

- Deep dive into the most ludicrous narrative twist—claiming feminism leads to the legalization of rape

- Examination of the book’s overt racism and antisemitism, including wild conspiracy tropes about minorities and Jews

- Discussion on how the novel frames progressive social changes as existential threats and slippery slopes

- Hosts and guest react to the most shocking, offensive, and preposterous passages—with trademark SDCIC humour

- Drawing parallels between the book’s rhetoric and current far-right talking points online and in media

- Reflection on changing social attitudes and the importance of challenging bigotry, racism, and sexism

- Greg Hall shares insights on how these extremist ideas have evolved and spread in modern discourse

- Emphasis on using satire, wit, and critical thinking to dismantle hate-filled narratives



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