Our culture is in crisis and I don’t trust woke universities and authoritarian governments to give us the solution. I examine modern culture through history and anthropology, as well as other sources like indigenous knowledge and common sense. This is a show for those who love academics but hate academia, and want to learn about social studies without the constraining limits of woke universities. Reach me on Discord, https://discord.gg/KhJgpMj6Jj and other sites: https://pod.link/1650280020, If you have any thoughts you'd like to share please email me: IllegitimateScholar@gmail.com
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Today Doc Brown comes back to discuss pidgin and creole languages as well as some other language contact facts. He is a PhD linguist who has been back several times.
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Episode • 6 September 2024 • 1h, 29m and 8s
Taken directly from youtube livetsream, so better there with the visual aids, but a good conversation nonetheless
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Today, I am joined by a Linguist to Discuss Language Typology. We are going to discuss how languages are related to each other, how we know, and why it's important. This discipline explores the historical changes in languages, examining how they evolve over time and the factors that influence these changes. It also looks at language contact and diffusion, which are processes where languages influence each other through i...
Episode • 25 August 2024 • 1h, 25m and 29s
The Intersection of Faith, Culture, and Knowledge with David Gornoski
In this episode, Illegitimate Scholar is joined by David Gornoski, host of 'A Neighbor's Choice,' to explore anthropology, mimetic theory, and the intersection of faith, culture, and knowledge. David discusses the role of Christianity in shaping societal values, the implications of dietary choices on mental and physical health, and several other topics relevant to a Christian worldview and modern society. The conversation delves into the impact of seed oils on health, the historical significance of ritual cannibalism, and the importance of understanding our shared cultural story...
Episode • 10 August 2024 • 1h, 11m and 23s
I am very sorry for the delay. A lot of indecision about what I want to be producing going forward. Standalone Youtube Videos coming more often. Will likely move podcast to once every 2 week, but with more content on Twitter and Youtube.
Trying to find ways to stream more but without risk of being shut down (cannot believe this happened on a 50 year old documentary)
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Episode • 21 July 2024 • 1h, 15m and 42s
In this episode, I talk to Art of Purpose and he shares his journey of going from a Public school teacher to self employed millionaire. Dino and I discuss Teaching, the issues with public school, mindset, and finding your purpose. Art of Purpose is a social media consultant, and I learned a lot of my Twitter knowledge from him. I highly recommend personally his courses and communities and find him on X spaces every Monday if you want to grow on X/Twitter.
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Episode • 28 June 2024 • 1h, 10m and 43s
Exploring Societal Collapse, Autonomous Communities, and Network States | Illegitimate Scholar Ep. 64
In Episode 64 of the Illegitimate Scholar Podcast, I'm joined by Dimes from Blood Satellite to discuss civilization collapse, social constructs, and the rise of network states. We examine the differences between hunter-gatherer societies and modern complex systems, and consider the potential for societal collapse. The episode explores creating autonomous communities by referencing the Mormons, Amish, Afrikaners, and Aboriginal tribes, along with examining feasibility in regions like Eastern Europe, Canada, South America, and South Africa. We also touch on veterans' issues, Canadian trucker protests...
Episode • 11 June 2024 • 1h, 21m and 38s
Cultural Interactions, Linguistic Evolution, and Societal Unrest: A Deep Dive
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Doc Brown Twitter: https://x.com/Altphilologe
In Episode 63 of the Illegitimate Scholar Podcast, I am joined by Doc Brown of the Wandering Humanist. Join us as we delve into historical linguistics, the evolution of taboo terms, and cultural interactions . We explore the changing meanings of words, the concept of taboo deformations, and how languages change over time in linguistics. The episode also covers the history and struggles of the Sami...
Episode • 4 June 2024 • 1h, 17m and 5s
Astrological Ages, Calendars, and Bitcoin Decoded with Glass Delusions | Ep. 62 Illegitimate Scholar Podcast
Join us in Episode 62 of the Illegitimate Scholar Podcast as Glass Delusions explores the intricate connections between astrology, the Gregorian calendar, and Bitcoin. Discover how the Catholic Church's Gregorian calendar may have anchored us in the Age of Pisces as a psyop, and delve into the astrological alignments of megalithic structures. Learn about the astrological significance of Bitcoin for the Age of Aquarius and the planetary cycles impacting climate change and human behavior. Dive into the dynamics of Aquarius men and women...
Episode • 27 May 2024 • 1h, 33m and 40s
Defining Modern Masculinity: From Cultural Shifts to Classical Education
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I am joined on the Illegitimate Scholar Podcast by Will Spencer from the Renaissance of Men podcast. We he engage in a dialogue around modern masculinity, societal changes, and cultural impacts. We into the role of single-parent households, influential figures like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson, and the historical evolution of the Manosphere. The conversation further emphasizes the importance of classical education and critiques the trend of relativism undermining truth. Providing practical advice for men, inc...
Episode • 22 May 2024 • 1h, 23m and 4s
Axios Fitness
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I, Illegitimate Scholar and JD Sterker delve into the negative impacts of modern lifestyles on physical and mental health, highlighting the Axios Fitness solution. Through a conversation with JD Sterker, founder of Axios Fitness, we critique societal norms affecting well-being and activism. Axios Fitness, counters these effects by emphasizing personalized training, community support, and structured living, challenging the passivity fostered by current cultural norms. The Axios Training Club, offers an accessible, varied fitness program fostering discipline and wellness. This approach emphasizes the necessity...
Episode • 14 May 2024 • 1h, 18m and
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