Podcasts about patrik hermansson

Donald Trump har återigen valts till president i USA. Men vad kommer att förändras? Outsidern som kringgick republikanska partiapparaten 2016 och lyftes av MAGA-rörelsen har nu bildat en regering med techmiljardärer och riskkapitalister i ryggen. Vilka föreställningar har Silicon Valleys nyreaktionära "counter-elit" tagit med in i Vita Huset? Med Tomas Hemstad som gäst från San Francisco diskuterar vi vilka möjligheter det finns för vänstern att kliva fram och utmana både Demokraternas centrism och Trumps techbros. För mer info: Tomas Hemstad: Nu vill Silicon Valleys rika flytta in i Vita huset https://www.flamman.se/nu-vill-silicon-valleys-rika-flytta-in-i-vita-huset/ Tomas Hemstad: Nu börjar ett hårdare liv för alla sorters minoriteter https://www.ottar.se/nu-borjar-ett-hardare-liv-for-alla-sorters-minoriteter/ Tomas Hemstad: Det var mindre valyra i luften den här gången https://www.aftonbladet.se/kultur/a/xm9J1R/tomas-hemstad-om-valet-i-usa-2024 Studio Expo med Patrik Hermansson och Tomas Hemstad: Rasistiska befolkningsentreprenörer (podd) https://expo.se/podcasts/rasistiska-befolkningsentreprenorer/ Mathias Wåg: Den konservativa flyktingförläggningen https://www.flamman.se/den-konservativa-flyktingforlaggningen/ Mathias Wåg: Poddarna gav Donald Trump ett tryggt rum https://www.aftonbladet.se/kultur/a/Xjzewm/joe-rogan-gav-donald-trump-ett-tryggt-rum Mathias Wåg: Så möts trumpismen och "skithögsvänstern" https://www.aftonbladet.se/kultur/a/5E3dq6/mathias-wag-om-hegel-och-hegelian-e-girls Gil Duran: The Tech Baron Seeking to Purge San Francisco of “Blues” https://newrepublic.com/article/180487/balaji-srinivasan-network-state-plutocrat Gil Duran: The People of Solano County Versus the Next Tech-Billionaire Dystopia https://newrepublic.com/article/177733/billionaire-solano-california-tech-secession Behind the Bastards: How Peter Thiel Became the Gravedigger of Democracy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfXbyQ9KFdg Böcker: Quinn Slobodian: Crack-Up Capitalism. Market Radicals and the Dream of a World Without Democracy https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250753892/crackupcapitalism Alberto Toscano: Late Fascism:Race, Capitalism and the Politics of Crisis https://www.versobooks.com/products/2627-late-fascism

Västvärldens åldrande befolkning har kommit att bli ett allt mer utbrett debattämne och de politiska lösningarna är ofta ideologiskt färgade. I Europa har Ungern, Italien och Polen under sina radikalnationalistiska styren de senaste åren försökt möta hotet med en åldrande befolkning och den samtidiga oviljan till invandring genom stimulanspaket för ökat barnafödande. Men politisk styrning är illa ansett av libertarianer och tech-entreprenörer. Och nu har en ny rörelse växt fram i Silicon Valley. Pronatalisterna parar ny teknik för genetisk embryoselektion med ytterhögerns metapolitik och presenterar ett kurerat barnalstrande av “rätt sorts barn” som en lösning på sina egna domedagsprofetior om en förestående befolkningskollaps. Gäster är Patrik Hermansson, researcher och journalist på den brittiska antirasistiska organisationen Hope not Hate och frilansjournalisten Tomas Hemstad. Programledare: Erik Glaad. --- Läs mer: Människoavel mot befolkningskollaps (Tomas Hemstad, 2024): https://expo.se/fordjupning/manniskoavel-mot-befolkningskollaps/  HOPE not Hate: Inside the Eugenics Revival (Patrik Hermansson, Harry Shukman, 2024): https://hopenothate.org.uk/eugenics-revival/  Barn i nationens tjänst (Daniel Vergara, 2019): https://expo.se/fordjupning/barn-i-nationens-tjanst/ Myten om det stora utbytet (Morgan Finnsiö, 2019): https://expo.se/fordjupning/myten-om-det-stora-utbytet/  Nej, svenskar riskerar inte att bli i minoritet (Morgan Finnsiö, 2019): https://expo.se/nyhet/nej-svenskar-riskerar-inte-att-bli-i-minoritet/  Expos samlade publiceringar inom projektet Mytkollen (2018-2019): https://expo.se/tag/mytkollen/  Expo behöver ditt stöd Bli månadsgivare här: https://expo.se/stod-expo/manadsgivare/  Prenumerera på Expo: https://expo.se/tidskriften/prenumerera  --- Studio Expo ger dig som lyssnar fördjupningar om våra avslöjanden, mer om våra granskningar och analyser av högextrema tendenser. Varje vecka i din poddspelare! Expo är en religiöst och partipolitiskt obunden stiftelse. Vi har granskat och bevakat extremhögern sedan 1995 – för en levande demokrati där rasistiska idéer och organisationer saknar inflytande. Stöd vår verksamhet genom att bli månadsgivare eller swisha en slant till 123 271 02 59.

Mobber av arga mestadels män har de senaste dagarna dragit fram genom en rad Engelska städer och lämnat vandaliserade moskéer, brända asylboenden, skadade poliser och förstörelse i sina spår. Hatet har framförallt riktats mot asylsökande och muslimer och mot minoriteter och invandring mer generellt. Den nytillträdda regeringen har kallat till krismöte och civilsamhället har mobiliserat till motdemonstrationer och agerat röjningsarbetare. Vad är bakgrunden till den våldsamma utvecklingen i Storbritannien? Vilka aktörer är det som eldat på kravallerna, vad säger det vi bevittnat de senaste dagarna om brittisk extremhögers förmåga att mobilisera och är det rätt att kalla upploppen för högerextrema? Gäster i studion är Patrik Hermansson, medarbetare på den brittiska antirasistiska organisationen Hope not Hate och Expos vd Daniel Poohl. Programledare: Anna Fröjd Ansvarig utgivare: Daniel Poohl --- Expo behöver ditt stöd Bli månadsgivare: https://expo.se/stod-expo/manadsgivare/  Prenumerera på Expo: https://expo.se/tidskriften/prenumerera  --- Studio Expo ger dig som lyssnar fördjupningar om våra avslöjanden, mer om våra granskningar och analyser av högextrema tendenser. Varje vecka i din poddspelare! Expo är en religiöst och partipolitiskt obunden stiftelse. Vi har granskat och bevakat extremhögern sedan 1995 – för en levande demokrati där rasistiska idéer och organisationer saknar inflytande. Stöd vår verksamhet genom att bli månadsgivare eller swisha en slant till 123 271 02 59.

In this week's episode, we're getting unique insights into the state of the far-right in the UK. The advocacy and research organisation HOPE Not Hate is known for its tireless work countering extremism and hate through research, intelligence, campaigning and community engagement. This work has involved infiltrating and exposing extremist movements and even terrorist groups. HOPE Not Hate recently published their State of Hate 2024 report, which we discuss in detail in the episode. Archie Macfarlane is joined by Patrik Hermansson, a senior researcher from HOPE Not Hate. We learn what it's like to go undercover in an extremist group, and the risks associated with it. We explore how far-right extremism has evolved over the years, the role of social media, and the wider societal drivers of hate.  You can read a transcript of this episode here. If you want to find out more about Tech Against Terrorism and our work, visit techagainstterrorism.org or follow us on X, where you can find resources on this topic. Resources:HOPE Not Hate's State of Hate 2024 reportPatrik's research feature on Active ClubsTAT Podcast: Active Clubs: Fitness, Fraternity, and FascismTAT Podcast: What is the #tradwives Movement?

Nazister marscherar med facklor och rasistiska slagord genom Charlottesville 2017. I ledet går svenske Patrik, antirasist och infiltratör. Den helgen sker ett högerextremt attentat i den lilla staden. Nya avsnitt från P3 Dokumentär hittar du först i Sveriges Radio Play. Patrik Hermansson infiltrerar alt right-rörelsen i England och 2017 åker han tillsammans med brittiska högerextremister till Charlottesville, Virginia, i USA. Tillsammans med amerikanska högerextremister samlas de under parollen ”Unite the right”.Bakgrunden till att de samlas just där och då, är en namninsamling för att ta bort en staty i Charlottesville som föreställer sydstatsgeneralen Robert E Lee.Initiativet som lett till att staden valt att ta bort den och andra liknande statyer av vita sydstatsgeneraler kommer från den då 15-åriga afroamerikanska studenten Zyahna Bryant. Namninsamlingen blir startpunkten för en debatt om den amerikanska historien. En växande högerextrem rörelse ser nedmonteringen av statyerna som en symbol för att det som de kallar den vita rasen håller på att bli utplånad.Den 12 augusti 2017 marscherar nazister, ku klux klan och högerextremister genom Charlottesville och skanderar rasistiska slagord. Plötsligt får de veta att deras demonstrationstillstånd har dragits tillbaka. Det jublas i de antifascistiska leden och den svenske infiltratören Patrik Hermansson känner också att han kan andas ut. Samtidigt kör en bil i hög hastighet rakt mot de motdemonstranter som samlats på gatorna.Medverkande:Patrik Hermansson, infiltratör och antirasist.Emily Goscinski, dataforskare och aktivist.Evan McLaren, före detta alt-right aktivist, nu avradikaliserad.Fernando Arias, reporter, Sveriges Radio.En dokumentär av: Simon Moser.Producent: Sigge Dabrowski.Exekutiv producent: Tove Palén.Dokumentären är producerad 2024.

Patrik Hermansson is a Swedish anti-racism campaigner who spent a year infiltrating the white nationalist movement mainly in the UK under an assumed identity. He tells Katie Hannon about what he went through during his time undercover.

I serien "The Walk-in" eller "I hatets mitt", som den heter på svenska, skildras hur Expos brittiska systerorganisation HOPE not hate med en källa på insidan infiltrerar den nazistiska terrorgruppen National Action och förhindrar ett mord på en parlamentsledamot. Att gå undercover, att wallraffa, är en omstridd journalistisk metod som ska användas med försiktighet. Men när det inte går att skaffa information på något annat sätt kan det vara försvarligt att som journalist uppträda under falsk identitet. Under åren har både Expo och HOPE not hate använt sig av metoden för att skildra extremhögern inifrån. Daniel Poohl wallraffade redan 2001 när han anslöt sig till Nationaldemokraterna och Patrik Hermansson levde i alt-right-rörelsen som mullvad under ett år. Hur arbetar organisationen bakom I hatets mitt? Finns grupper som National Action kvar i Storbritannien? När är det egentligen försvarbart att använda sig av journalistikens kanske kraftfullaste metod – wallraffande? Och hur är det egentligen att gå undercover? Programledare: Erik Glaad Gäster är Patrik Hermansson, researcher på HOPE not hate och Expos vd Daniel Poohl. I avnsittet medverkar också Expos researcher My Vingren. Ansvarig utgivare: Daniel Poohl --- Läs mer: På insidan av alt-right-rörelsen (Patrik Hermansson, 2018): https://expo.se/p%C3%A5-insidan-av-alt-right-r%C3%B6relsen  Välkommen hem, Daniel (Stieg Larsson, 2001): https://expo.se/arkivet/2003/05/v%C3%A4lkommen-hem-daniel  Nazistbroiler eller rysk agent? (My Vingren, 2022): https://expo.se/federationen-nazistbroiler-eller-rysk-agent   Inlåsta ljuskrigare i jakt på frihet (Erik Glaad, 2023): https://expo.se/inlasta-ljuskrigare-i-jakt-pa-sanning  Ljusskygg frizon (2019): https://expo.se/ljusskygg-frizon  HOPE not hate – Batons, bombs and bulldozers: How a small group of conspiracy theorists planned to overthrow the British Government (2023): https://hopenothate.org.uk/2023/09/01/batons-bombs-and-bulldozers-how-a-small-group-of-conspiracy-theorists-planned-to-overthrow-the-british-government/  Expo wiki – Nationaldemokraterna: https://expo.se/fakta/wiki/nationaldemokraterna  Klicka här för att få mer info och anmäla dig till Expos kurs i att hantera hat och hot. Bil prenumerant på Tidskriften Expo: https://expo.se/tidskriften/prenumerera  --- Studio Expo ger dig som lyssnar fördjupningar om våra avslöjanden, mer om våra granskningar och analyser av högextrema tendenser. Varje vecka i din poddspelare! Expo är en religiöst och partipolitiskt obunden stiftelse. Vi har granskat och bevakat extremhögern sedan 1995 – för en levande demokrati där rasistiska idéer och organisationer saknar inflytande. Hjälp oss fortsätta granska extremhögern och erbjuda journalistik och poddar utan betalvägg. Bli månadsgivare på expo.se/stod-expo eller swisha valfri slant till 123 271 02 59. Tillsammans gör vi skillnad – tack för ditt bidrag!

State of HATE 2022 – the leading annual report outlining the key trends and changes in the domestic and international far right – shows how the past year has led to an environment in which we will likely see the return of far right activists back on the streets, standing in elections and exploiting the uncertainties created by economic hardship. To discuss the report's findings and to take questions from the audience, HOPE not hate's Head of Research, Dr Joe Mulhall, and researcher Patrik Hermansson are joined by Nadia Witthome MP. On hosting duties is Nick Spooner. Thanks to everyone who attended and put questions to the panelists. Download a FREE copy of State of Hate 2022 here: https://hopenothate.org.uk/2022/03/09... Like what we do? Please support our antifascist work with a monthly donation: https://hopenothate.org.uk/donate/ * This webinar was recorded on Monday March 14th 2022 *

Loan nous présente « Infiltré dans l'ultra-droite, mon année avec l'alt-right », documentaire sorti sur Arte et mis sur pied par Patrik Hermansson

Loan nous présente « Infiltré dans l'ultra-droite, mon année avec l'alt-right », documentaire sorti sur Arte et mis sur pied par Patrik Hermansson

While the number remains, thankfully few, younger and younger people are being pulled into the extreme far right, they are being groomed online, and sometimes initiating their own cells. This alarming trend is something that HOPE not hate are aiming to curb.Signs of Hate is a publication from HOPE not hate that brings a greater awareness to teachers, that they may be able to identify radicalization, by giving them a knowledge of the shifting trends of imagery used by the far right.Matthew McGregor, Campaigns Director at HOPE not hate, spoke with Patrik Hermansson, Researcher at HOPE not hate, Owen Jones, Head of Education and training at HOPE not hate, and Jackie, a subject teacher working just outside London, on this important issue.

A Sky News investigation has found that children, including some under the age of 10, are being recruited into extremist far-right organisations.Our research can reveal there has been a dramatic increase in the number of youngsters being referred to government counter-extremist programmes.It comes as counter-terror police announce a new campaign aimed at preventing radicalisation - especially during lockdown.On this episode of the Sky News Daily Podcast, host Katerina Vittozzi speaks to 'John' - who was manipulated and groomed by far-right forums aged just 14. His mother 'Sarah' tells us how she discovered her son was an extremist.We also speak to former neo-Nazi Nigel Bromage from Exit UK and Patrik Hermansson from Hope not Hate about how we can protect and save children from far-right groups.Daily podcast team:Podcast producer - Annie JoycePodcast producer - Nicola EyersPodcast producer - Emma Rae WoodhouseInterviews producer - Oli FosterArchive - Simon WindsorMusic - Steven Wheeler

HOPE Not Hate's Patrik Hermansson on how the alt-right infiltrated mainstream politics You can find out more about him and his work on Twitter at @Patrik_H and HOPE Not Hate @HopeNotHate or at HopeNotHate.org.uk and their book, 'The International Alt-Right: Fascism for the 21st Century?', is available to purchase now at: https://hopenothate.bigcartel.com/product/the-international-alt-right-fascism-for-the-21st-century The Hardy Report is a political news and current affairs podcast, bringing you interviews with a range of activists, campaigners and politicians from across the political spectrum in the United States and the United Kingdom. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehardyreport/support

Patrik Hermansson infiltrerade alt right-rörelsen efter förra presidentvalet. Nu berättar han om hotet från de amerikanska miliserna. Kommer de att göra uppror om Trump förlorar? Vi porträtterar Proud Boys grundare och träffar amerikaner som beväpnar sig i rädsla för inbördeskrig. Dessutom får ni veta ALLT om the Donalds insjuknande i Corona. Programledare: Jenny Ågren och Nivette Dawod

Idag nördar vi ner oss i hur Management consulting egentligen fungerar och hur organisationer kan arbeta med sin digitalisering. Patrik Hermansson har många års erfarenhet från branschen och guidar oss i hur du kan tänka och få digitaliseringsprojekt att fungera. Vi får även höra Patriks trendspaningar inom området.  Tack för att du lyssnar på Teckrekpodden! Är ditt företag i behov av IT-kompetens, hör av dig till cj@ants.se eller läs mer om hur vi arbetar på ants.se 

When hundreds of far-right activists gathered in Berlin earlier this month, banners and T-shirts bearing US President Donald Trump’s face could be clearly seen among the crowd. Many waved the American flag. The demonstrators, who later tried to storm the German parliament, had assembled to protest against the German government’s COVID-19 restrictions.Related: Is there a ‘Nazi emergency’ in the German city of Dresden?The US president is a popular figure among far-right groups in Europe. Patrik Hermansson went undercover with far-right groups in the US for one year. Credit: Courtesy of Patrik Hermansson  Patrik Hermansson, a researcher with Hope Not Hate, a British advocacy group that campaigns against racism and fascism, says far-right activists see Trump as an anti-establishment figure, someone who rallies against the elites. Swedish-born Hermansson spent a year undercover in 2017 as a member of alt-right movements in Europe and the US. Trump’s time in office “put the wind in the sails of far-right groups and populist parties in Europe,” he said.Just hours after TV networks announced that Trump had won the 2016 US election, French far-right leader Marine Le Pen took to the stage of her party headquarters in Paris and celebrated the result. “Americans have voted, they’ve rejected the status quo. What happened last night was not the end of the world, it was the end of a world,” Le Pen said. She wasn’t alone in her jubilation. In neighboring Germany, the then-leader of the far-right Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) party, Frauke Petry, tweeted "this night changes the USA, Europe and the world!"And in Britain, Nigel Farage, former leader of the populist UK Independence Party, compared Trump’s win to the passing of Brexit a few months earlier, saying 2016 was a year of “political revolutions.”Supporting an American president is highly unusual for far-right politicians in Europe.Related: Artists in Germany fear backlash after far-right party wins big A portrait of Sylvia Taschka Credit: Courtesy of Sylvia Taschka Sylvia Taschka, who teaches history at Wayne State University in Detroit, says US presidents usually represent everything European far-right parties oppose: “Unrestrained capitalism. In other words, you know, a globalized free-market economy and an interventionist, some would say imperialist foreign policy," she said. Trump challenged both of those stereotypes, Taschka says, and upended their long-held tradition of anti-Americanism. Taschka, who was born in Nuremberg, Germany, has witnessed the rise of the far-right in Germany with dismay. As a young child growing up in a city famed for its enormous Nazi party rallies in the 1920s and '30s and later the Nazi war trials, she was well aware that support for far-right views still existed. But those views were never openly celebrated."I was not blind when I lived in Germany.  Germany always had a far-right element — even when I grew up — but they were kept more under the lid.”In the last decade, Taschka says that has changed dramatically. But she doesn’t attribute the growing strength of the far-right AfD party to Trump. A changing political landscape and the refugee crisis in 2015 were key driving factors, she says.Related: With far-right topping Dutch polls, EU elections could see Eurosceptics take the leadDutch political scientist Cas Mudde agrees. Mudde, who’s a professor in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Georgia, says far-right parties like the National Front in France or the Freedom Party of Austria don’t need to look to Trump for ideological motivation. “They have a much more developed ideological frame than Trump will ever have,” he said.Mudde says President Trump takes little notice of Europe’s populist politicians — but that’s not the case for some of his diplomats. The US ambassadors to Germany and the Netherlands have both been guilty of normalizing Europe’s far-right parties, he says.“One can think of Richard Grenell, in Germany, who was criticized for normalizing the AFD and in the Netherlands, it's even stronger with US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra," Mudde said. It’s alleged that far-right Dutch party leaders met with Hoekstra at the US Embassy to discuss their plans for the future, Mudde says.Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon has also been holding court with far-right parties in Europe over the last couple of years. Bannon plans to convert a monastery outside of Rome into a political academy for ultraconservatives and future populist leaders, a move that has met fierce resistance from Italy’s Culture Ministry. The former White House aide also helped establish a foundation in Brussels aimed at supporting Europe’s far-right parties. But so far, it has received little attention from the parties themselves.French political analyst Jean-Yves Camus, a specialist on the French and European radical right, says parties like the National Front in France have little interest in taking advice from an American. They were doing just fine before Bannon came on the scene, he says.“When Steve Bannon tried to present himself as the man who could unite the extreme right in Europe, he forgot a very important thing: The National Front was a very strong party well before Steve Bannon became known in Washington, DC. So, basically, they did not need him.”The policy of "America first" that Trump promotes has been a mantra of the far-right movement in France since the 1970s. Slogans like “France for the French” or “French first” have been around for some decades, Camus says.     While the rise of populist parties in Europe might seem like an anti-establishment vote, Hermansson says it’s important to recognize that many grassroots supporters believe violence is the only way to achieve their goals. In his first few months undercover with far-right groups, Hermansson was shocked at how openly they condoned the use of violence.“I think in the beginning, I was quite surprised over how openly supportive of violence they were, or at least how implicitly they gave credence to even mass shootings," Hermansson said. Hermansson was in Charlottesville the day of the Unite the Right white supremacist rally in August 2017. He was standing just yards away from Heather Heyer when she was killed by James Alex Fields Jr., an alt-right supporter who plowed his car into a crowd of counterprotesters, injuring 19 people and killing Heyer. Screenshot of video footage of a white power rally in Chartlottesville, Virginia, taken by Patrik Hermansson, who went undercover with far-right groups in the US for one year.  Credit: Courtesy of Patrik Hermansson Hermansson says the incident was hugely traumatic and although he never expected someone would get killed that day, he had become increasingly concerned that things would turn violent. After Hermansson revealed his cover, he received threats from far-right groups for months afterward. Today, he says he feels relatively safe. The alt-right supporters Hermansson met in Europe would most definitely support a second Trump term, he says. In the last year, populist politicians in Europe have also been tweeting their support for another Trump win in November. Political scientist Mudde says their support hinges on the fact that they share a number of common enemies with the US president. They don’t believe a Trump victory will boost their standing in the polls, he says, but it’s better than seeing Biden get into office.Biden is no friend of the far-right, Mudde says. 

Patrik Hermansson, researcher på organisationen Hope not Hate, kommer tillbaka till Morgonpasset för att prata om deras senaste under cover-granskning.

Patrik Hermansson discusses the spread of conspiracy theories and denialism in the Coronavirus outbreak. Patrik discusses how the divergent theories related to the disease's development have shaped online, far-right spaces, leading to fractious conversations as conspiracy theorists catch the disease and get sick, or where competing theories contradict, and are forced to adapt.The spread of these conspiracies is a good case study in how the far right uses misinformation and false narratives to spread it's hatred. Behind every conspiracy theory there is a conspirator, and too often behind the mask of 'them' there will lie a minority group- the object of their hatred.The Covid 19 outbreak is an especially dangerous media environment, and we must be quick to resist these false narratives by working to build trust between vulnerable groups, the media and governments.

This week we're joined by Patrik Hermansson from HOPE Not Hate to discuss the alt-Right, identitarianism, the Order of the Nine Angles and of course that dratted virus. You can get his new book here.

The Yorkshire Post's Westminster Correspondent Geri Scott is joined by Hope Not Hate Chief Executive Nick Lowles, and researcher Patrik Hermansson, to discuss the group's latest State of Hate report.  

HOPE not hate's Joe Mulhall and Patrik Hermansson discuss the circumstances that lead to the publication to their new book 'The International Alt-Right: Fascism for the 21st Century?'. The work of researchers Simon Murdoch, David Lawrence, Hermansson and Mulhall contributed to an important new collection that assesses the Alt-Right from a range of angles, all of which have been informed by a combination of infiltration and open research.Get the book here: https://amzn.to/2wW3y0t

Researchers Joe Mulhall and Patrik Hermansson discuss the European Elections and what they mean for the far right and the European project as a whole.

Researchen Patrik Hermansson tog sig in undercover i alt-right-rörelsens innersta krets i Storbritannien och USA. Han berättar för Hanna, Kalle och Victor om när han genom att ha en dold kamera på sig, ständigt kunde ha blivit påkommen och även dödad. Hur rädd var han? Hur tog han sig in och höll tillslut tal på en stor högerextremistkonferens? Vad såg han?

Patrik Hermansson, a Swedish researcher for the British anti-racist group Hope Not Hate, infiltrated far right groups and spent months undercover. His operation now over, he tells his story, including seeing violence and death in Charlottesville, Virginia - the culmination of the ideologies he had witnessed throughout his time with the alt-right. Can you fit a guide to questioning dubious statistics on the back of a postcard? Tim Harford gives it a try. He wants us to be curious: asking, why do we “like” one stat but not another, who wants us to see it, and – behind the headline – what is it really telling us. Job interviews are stressful experiences and have mostly been shown by scientists to be ineffective at picking the best candidate. Catherine Carr explores the cultural and psychological bias that flaws them and asks how we might improve the experience both for the interviewee and interviewer.

Arbetet på en gård kan vara både tungt och stressigt och när det är ont om tid kan olyckan vara framme.1500 skador per år rapporteras in från företag inom den gröna näringen. Tillsammans med byggnadssektorn och transportbranschen är den en av de mest olycksdrabbade. I Mitt Lantbruk pratar Peter Birch-Iensen den här gången med Patrik Hermansson, skadereglerare på Länsförsäkringar AB och arbetsmiljöingenjör Torsten Ivarsson. De kommer med tips och råd om hur gården kan bli en arbetsmiljö men också om vilket skydd som kan vara bra att ha om olyckan är framme.

HNH is a globalist left wing pressure group based in the United Kingdom founded in 2004 by Nick Lowles, a former editor of the "anti-fascist" Searchlight magazine. It is a registered charity and receives its funding through donations and from the Department for Communities and Local Government. Through 2017 they assigned and heavily financed a number of journalists to infiltrate various right wing activist groups and spread the content over the Internet and use for documentaries, seeking to "expose" the Alt right, as well as attacking other far left wing groups. One of these journalists named Patrik Hermansson decided to report Rev. Dr. David Parry's "Extremists Club" as a supporter of far right extremism, partly due to Paul and David both being invited by former guests on THA Talks to some right wing seminars and public dinners to meet other potential guests. He also included an infiltration and filming of a separate publicly promoted open pagan ritual that Paul often attends which they dramatically described as an "Esoteric Nazi Ritual". In attendance for this ritual was a diverse and select group including Right Wing activist Stead Steadman as well as well know authors and many of which attended after it was advertised through the on line public "meetup" website. As regularly promoted on THA Talks. The Extremist club is small monthly event founded by Rev. Dr. David Parry that involves poetry, drama, as well as outlandish talks on science, politics, religion and culture. At times offensive material that provokes views from all sides of the political and religious land scape is aired, but this is something the club has been proud of preserving. It was set it up originally as a free speech hub following Theresa Mays announcement of trying to outlaw "extremism" a very vague and subjective thing to ban. Hence the name "The Extremists Club". After a break to find a new location the club is up and running and looking forward to 2018!, only it seems "Hope Not Hate" does not like these events of free speech taking place and even after being invited to come and speak them selves, they are trying to pressure the club into closing by intimidating it with labial claims and assassinating the character of the club, Rev. Dr. David Parry, and associates. In this edition David and Paul discuss HNH, their attacks, and the future of the Extremists club.

On this episode, Doc manages to wrangle the ever elusive Mistress into co-hosting. The two are joined by special guest, Prima Materia, to talk about the recent infiltration of various Alt Right meet-ups by the Swedish graduate student, Patrik Hermansson, and what implications the incident may have for the Alt Right's future as a movement. Dr. Illusion: @LeighHuxley Prima Materia: @NoQuarterBitch Thanks for listening, goys!