Greetings podcast listeners.

This is your host, Nick Estes.

Here's a sneak peek of a new side project that I've been working on called Red Scare.

It is a substack with a podcast.

You can subscribe for as little as $4 a month or for free to get access to the text version,

but to get access to the audio where I interview people

like Sina Rachmani in the latest episode on John Carpenter's classic horror sci-fi called

They Live. You can subscribe for as little as $4 a month, and you can get access to all the

previous podcast episodes that I've done on people like

Crazy Horse and John Marshall and thinking about anti-imperialism and the Red Power movement.

That's Red Scare on Substack.

You can Google it with my name.

Thanks so much for your support.

I hope you enjoy this sneak peek, and I hope you find your way over to the new project website.

Thanks. I'm I'm I'm

I'm So welcome to Red Scare.

I was actually thinking about this podcast because Red Scare has multiple meanings.

I think a lot of people associated it with the anti-communist scare and obviously there's the double

entendre of anti-indigenous anti-communist, but also I love horror movies and I love science fiction.

So it's like a boo, a red scare as well.

Surprise! You thought this was hard-hitting analysis now we're going to do some

cultural critique but today we're we're talking I'm joined by a Sina producer friend

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