And the Hey everyone it's Andrew Clavin with this week's interview with Curtis

Yarvin now you may not know Yarvin he's a really really interesting

thinker he used to write under the pseudonym Menchis Mold bug,

and I don't know exactly where to place him on the political axis.

He's usually referred to as a reactionary right-winger,

but some far left people like them as well and I've been

listening to a lot of the young dissident right on podcasts just trying to

figure out what what they're thinking and almost and had Jay Burden on I remember and almost all of them

cite Curtis as an inspiration he has a sub stack called Gray Mirror he has a book called

unqualified reservations and just for those of you who just to remind you the way I do interviews

I bring people on for one reason which is to find out what they have to say. I'm not here to argue with them or struggle with them I

hope I ask good exploratory questions but I don't necessarily agree with them

but I'm not going to scream at them I want to I actually want to hear them it is a

kind of it's different than what you've heard so Curtis

thank you so much for coming on.

It's a real pleasure to meet you.

I've been reading a lot of your things and very, very interesting stuff.

Great pleasure to come on, Andrew.

I suppose I would struggle with this question of what to call myself like in a sort of

of branding sense recently I came up with a phrase radical monarchist which you know the

radical has this kind of nice Berkeley kind of sound to it and then you're

like a monarchist but maybe you're not the kind of monarchist who believes in like you know

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