Why am I interviewing Dugin?

He is a man of influence and ideas.

We should know what he is thinking.

By interviewing him, I'm not supporting him.

I'm revealing him and leaving the decision up to you.

People have warned me that interviewing Dugin is risky. That I'll be smeared by association, or that I'm even putting my social media accounts at risk.

That may be true.

But the truth is also worth it.

I'm going to ask the question I want and let the chips fall where they may.

I suspect I will object to a great number of things Dugin says.

However, I will reserve my critique in some cases for a later time.

My goal is to get the man talking, not to cut him off and play gotcha all day.

Just bc I let him say something doesn't mean I support it.

With my guests I usually do a good bit of biography and background. But since Dugin is a public figure, and because I did a primer on him already, I'm just going to jump right in.

If you want the background, read this short post or listen to the podcast: https://jackmurphylive.com/michael-millerman-alexander-dugin-leo-strauss-and-martin-heidegger/

Set the reminder and watch us live on youtube at 11AM EDT.

I will also be publishing this to Minds and my typical Podcast feed on itunes, spotify, etc.

This is an exercise in old school journalism. I will let my subject explain himself, challenge when I see fit, but otherwise I’m gonna let him be him and let you judge for yourself.

Let’s see how this goes.

First question:

“Do you even lift, bro?”