The Right Stuff

Strap in for the swankiest of New Year’s Eve parties as Spectre, Borzoi and Nike invite you backstage into the green room for a cozy night of talking about nothing – except sundowning, and Playgirl magazine, and the exorcism of Adolf Hitler, and how racism makes everything right, and the latest Jordan Peterson zenith in stupidity, and more. All brought to you by Social Medes Feed and Seed, Inc.

BONUS: The fourth and final installment of Wyatt Pille’s “Christmas Carol. Happy 2024 and DTI.Continue Reading …

It’s a festivus miracle as Midnight Special takes a magical 14^th drive, this time partnering with the legendary Hux Deluxe and some great musicians in our thing. Thank you to Hiraeth and Emily Youcis, A Silly Little Time, Francis D, Hard Look and Carson Kilgrey. Strap in for when this baby hits 88 mph. BONUS: Part 3 of Wyatt Pille’s instant classic retelling of A Christmas Carol at the end. Merry Christmas, Happy Yule, and Death to Israel.Continue Reading …

The Third Rail crew (Borzoi, Spectre, DK and Nike) steps into the NJPenis Explosion Chamber and have an honest, blunt discussion about the demise of NJP, and then about White nationalism, the movement and more. We don’t hold back. This is the one you’ve been waiting for, and we lay out our plans for the future. There’s a helping of crow but also some optimism. Fall down 14 times, get up 88 times because the show must go on.

BONUS! After the outro music, Part 2 of Wyatt Pille’s “A Christmas Carol.”Continue Reading …

Third Rail kicks off the Christmas season where you come for the jewish power deconstruction, you stay for the on-air senior moments. We are gifted with a very special reading of Wyatt Pille’s “Christmas Carol” after the outro song, but not before Borzoi and Spectre go deep on intersectional jewish problems and how the fight for White nationalism will never die.

You’re gonna love Wyatt’s TRS Network Christmas Carol parody, with all your favorite hosts. Sorta. Money-back guarantee. Thank you Wyatt!Continue Reading …

Dharma King returns from the land of the celestials just in time to join Borzoi and Spectre for three main discussions that tell the tale of good journalism, bad journalism, what the mainstream media gives us instead of journalism, and why American journalism must die if we are to live in a society. Bonuses side quests on the FBI, CIA and other enemies of White people. You’re gonna love it.Continue Reading …

Dark Enlightenment joins Borzoi and Spectre to discuss the rising threat of TikTok to the Great jewish Lie, the welcome death of the media and its lackeys, who is doing the real genocide in Israel (the answer will surprise you), and so much more! (NOTE: Despite what we say about scheduling we're not doing a show this Thursday. Go enjoy Thanksgiving.)Continue Reading …

Are you there, terror apologist? It's me, Shlomo. Spectre, Borzoi and Nike talk about the jewish shaking, rattling and kvetching – there’s no one they’re not castigating now. Then we pivot to Germany’s conservative declaration of cuckoldry and how the BBC is trotting out American History X again. Germany just wants to grill!Continue Reading …

Spectre, Borzoi and Nike celebrate 300 episodes with a barn-burner of an episode where we use the jewish media to show how scared the the system is and how ineffectual their media is, how their golems are turning on them, the silence of the jewish New York art scene, how their response is getting more spastic, and so much more. Happy 300, and thanks for making it possible.Continue Reading …

Nike returns to join Borzoi and Spectre for an incredibly loud and angry Greek show-tone while we talk about everything Palestine, from the lies failing to ZOG collapsing and rumors of war, then we veer into Star Trek only to talk about the presentation of judaism and National Socialism in entertainment, but then we go deeper. Of course. Logically.

(Bonus: Listen after the outro music for a blooper reel.)Continue Reading …

Spectre and Borzoi sit down with Mark Time to discuss his new book from Antelope Hill Publishing – “The Man in the Mirror,” and we talk about ideas of alienation, helplessness, action and resolve, then we spin off into a discussion about the 1973 cartoon "SuperFriends" and children’s entertainment, and then it gets even weirder as we delve into religion and philosophy. Grab a blankie and get comfy.Continue Reading …