The gang discusses President Biden's potential denial of communion, the relationship of sacraments to the Catholic church, arranged marriages, how Jeremy and Grant hate having bosses, and more.
Jeremy and Grant discuss Vladmir Putin's manifestation of proper masculine virtues, the history of the Bible's relationship to the church, plastic surgery, education vs. indoctrination, and more.
The gang ushers in the second season of Contra Gentiles accompanied by Jack of The Perfume Nationalist to discuss homeless people, American reality TV, Demi Lovato, how all straight men are now gay, resisting pathological COVID regulations, and the fall of Jordan B Peterson.
The gang gets back together for a preseason discussion of Pride Month, Catholicism around the world, Mark Lamont Hill's recent interview with Chris Rufo, radicalism vs extremism, the development of responsibility in children, and more.
After a State of the Podcast discussion, Grant and Jeremy discuss why Seattle and Portland suck, the legacy of Pope Benedict, the English language's lack of technicality, The Giver (2014), and more.
Grant and Jeremy discuss the Catholic church's relationship to the state, the scientific rejection of form and function, what it means to be random, the nature of art and technique, and more.
Before a fingerless homeless man tries to barge his way into the studio, the Contra Gentiles gang talk about abortion, drug addiction, school shooters, dancing, and more.
The Contra Gentiles gang discusses confession, absolution, astrology, Jeremy's mom watching her children as they slept, and more.
After some COVID venting, Grant talks about his terrible job, Jeremy can beat anyone in a fight, and Anne-Marie listens very well.
For the thirtieth episode of Contra Gentiles, the crew dive right into a discussion of suffering and its meaning or lack thereof. Once the Snoop Dogg wine hit, things got a bit crazy.
Ilych @DialecticalP joins the Contra Gentiles squad for a discussion of dumb Tik Toks, the Oklahoma City Bombing, Waco, suffering, and more.
Barrett joins the Contra Gentiles crew for a dense and stimulating discussion of philosophy of mind.
Jeremy and Grant discuss Milo Yiannopoulos' rejection of the sodomite lifestyle, monarchy, Meghan Markle's embarrassing interview with Oprah, gay conversion theray, Grant's archetypal dreams, and more.
Jack The Perfume Nationalist zooms through the wormhole yet again to join the Contra Gentiles crew. The Boys(TM) and Anne-Marie eat breakfast cereal and talk about the 1960's counterculture as a reaction to WASPs of the 1950's, Grant's heart attack, Obama the Lesbian, and what it would take for Jeremy to allow a man to pleasure him.
The boys eat Denali Macs and discuss the meaning of McDonald's, the social problems presented by pervasive technological advancement, why people think they enjoy hiking, and more.
Grant and Jeremy take a few minutes to pursue a a state of perpetual peanut butter orgasm, pitting Jif against Adams in a multi-staged fight to the death. Afterwards, the boys discuss European supermarkets, Alaskan earthquakes, and rejoicing in the face of death.
Anne-Marie returns for a laid-back discussion of double masking, Alaskan lockdowns, the infantilization of men, dressing your age, and more.
Jeremy and Grant slog their way to the finish line in this meandering display of crippling disorganization. The boys talk about purpose, the evils (and good) of killing a child, the European Union, Jeremy's love for Wreck-It Ralph, and more.
The boys are joined once again by Jack of TPN fame to discuss the nature of homosexuality, the contemporary phenomenon of trans fascism, our impending public executions, and more.
The CG boys are joined by Brendan (@luso_brendan) for a rich discussion regarding the death of Gorgonzola Man, the nature of love, the development of sexuality in young people, the nature of slavery in the South, and more.
The Contra Gentiles brigade are joined by Jack of The Perfume Nationalist for a subversive, late-night mockery of censorship, liberals, spectral rapists, and more.
Jeremy, Grant, and Anne-Marie discuss memes, what makes things funny, the state of the music industry, and more! Also, introducing the Official Contra Gentiles Theme Bite. Wine: Both Box Pinot Noir
In the spirit of redeeming the previous sleepy episode, Jeremy and Grant talk about where they agree with specific arguments posed by the American left, some key differences between Protestant and Catholic metaphysics, and why Jeremy doesn't think memes are funny. Also, Jeremy likes breast milk. Wine: Sea Phantom Riverview Vineyard Pinot Noir 2016 https://www.vivino.com/sea-phantom-riverview-vineyard-pinot-noir/w/5928641?year=2016...
Grant and Jeremy discuss the archetypal difference between (real) androgyny and (nonsensical) non-binary gender identity, absolute freedom of speech, and the reason Grant hates crying babies. Wine: Seghesio Sonoma Zinfandel 2018 https://www.wine.com/product/seghesio-sonoma-zinfandel-2018/584507
Recorded 12/10/2020. Jeremy and Grant talk at length about polyamory, simulation theory, and Existential philosophy and literature. Wine: Decoy Sonoma Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 https://www.wine.com/product/decoy-sonoma-cabernet-sauvignon-2017/539013
Recorded 12/4/20. The gang engages in an appropriately meandering discussion of dualism, mental illness, American slavery, and more. Wine: Decoy Pinot Noir 2018 https://www.wine.com/product/decoy-pinot-noir-2018/559690 Meiomi Pinot Noir 2018 https://www.wine.com/product/meiomi-pinot-noir-2018/600970
Two men, one woman, two bottles of wine, and one magnificent charcuterie board venture to test the limits of drunken eloquence in a colorful discussion of human sexuality and the archetypes of the sexes. Grant offers his gay takes, Jeremy espouses the virtues of his own virility, and Anne-Marie, yet again, has to tell the boys what exactly it is that women actually want. Light some candles and scatter your rose petals; it is about to get steamy in here.
Jeremy, Grant, and Anne-Marie embark on a manic discussion of the Khazars, how different places name their wine, Anne-Marie's experience dating engineering students, what it means to dress well, and Jeremy and Grant's bitterness towards their ex-employer. In an attempt to organize their thoughts and pick a topic before the microphones turned on, the boys managed to record the most manic episode of Contra Gentiles yet.
Grant and Jeremy open things up with a provocative discussion of certain detestable actions both in and out of the context of consummated marriage before they progress into an intense discussion about their experiences growing up in The Last Frontier.
Jeremy and Grant kick things off with a wine-fueled discussion of Nazis, metaphysics, and harmful ideology. (Also, Jeremy thinks the gays don't exist.)
