Has the political Right become what it once despised? In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, a wave of firings and online campaigns has many asking if a "woke right" has finally arrived, adopting the very tactics of cancel culture it used to condemn. Freddie Sayers sits down with author and commentator James

James Lindsay has been in the “hot seat” for the last nine months over using and promoting the idea that there is a “woke right.” Bret Weinstein sits down with James for a special DarkHorse intervention. Joining them in Palm Springs is their friend and filmmaker, Michael Nayna.  Find James Lindsay on X at https://x.com

James Lindsay discusses the term "The Woke Right" and who it is. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Lindsay discusses the term "The Woke Right" and who it is. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is the radical right becoming the very thing it hates? Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with Dr. James Lindsay to unpack the rise of the "Woke Right"—a faction of online reactionaries using the same tactics of victimhood, outrage mobs, and cult-like behavior once exclusive to the radical left.   Together, they explore

In this episode, Bryce Eddy sits down with author and cultural critic Dr. James Lindsay to explore the surprising ideological overlaps between the radical left and emerging factions of the radical right. Lindsay makes the case that some voices on the right are adopting tactics, rhetoric, and even philosophies tradition