Radical Gamer reviews Warhorse Studio's Kingdom Come II : Deliverance and finds it an ode to the medieval world and our ancestors.

Colin Liddell takes a look at tradwifism, the idea of patriarchal social norms and its real effect on demographics in industrial societies.

Nicholas R. Jeelvy scandalises the nationalist right by pointing out all the reasons why your taxes will be higher in the ethnostate.

The Gramscian Radio reviews Sam Raimi's 2002 Spider-Man, commenting of its now-forgotten moral lessons of duty and sacrifice.

Eddie Gerrard gives advice on how to live as a white minority among nonwhites, which is a nasty and brutish life but not necessarily short.

Dan Eriksson criticizes freedom of speech for having collapsed public discourse by permitting disinformation and eroding truthfulness.

Batka responds to Dan Eriksson and contends that freedom of speech, far from being a mistake, is a crowning achievement of the white race.

Gymnophilus documents the descent of the American right into superstition, ignorance and its gradual talibanization.

Slobodan Stančulović writes about the student protests in Serbia and the corruption of the Serbian government which they oppose.

Eddie Gerard notes Colin Liddell's deconstruction of the tradwife meme, calling for an evolution rather than regression of gender roles.

Roberto Artellini makes a bold prediction about the future of the USA under the MAGA populist and conservative movement.

Third Venetia explains the Venetian ritual of Marriage of the Sea, where the doge symbolically marries the Adriatic Sea.

Nicholas R. Jeelvy details the reasons why he ditched his Nescafé Dolce Gusto machine in favour of Turkish coffee.

Anton Stigermark joins Radical Dose and warns that war is expensive, but it is very often a price worth paying to avoid a bad peace.

Nicholas R. Jeelvy exposes the performativity and meaninglessness of Balkan racism compared to Western racialist thought.

Radical Gamer uses the manosphere classification of men to develop and identify six gamer archetype and split them by genre.

Gymnophilus describes the mechanism by which section 899 of Trump's Big Beautiful Bill will destroy US assets as a financial class.

Radical Dose readers sent in a film review of White Australia's Summer Nationals 2025 documentary, a real boost to national spirit.

Angry European reviews the 2022 Danish film Speak No Evil and finds it a metaphor for European inaction in the face of our displacement.

Nicholas R. Jeelvy describes the process by which discussing the Spanish Armada helped him understand Clausewitz's concept of friction.

Critical of right-wing populist theatrics, Gabriele Adinolfi calls for returning to a political culture that has been replaced by spectacle.