Eric discusses his journey from Canada to London, his research on nationalism, and the evolving perceptions of nationalism in contemporary society. He explores the intersection of nationalism with immigration, cultural identity, and the impact of demographic changes on political dynamics. Eric also addresses the challenges faced in academia regarding cancel culture and the teaching of nationalism, while emphasizing the importance of discussing birth rates and cultural sustainability. The conversation concludes with reflections on the current political landscape and the rise of new political parties.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

03:21 Understanding Nationalism

06:23 Personal Journey into Nationalism

09:13 The Impact of 2014 on Nationalism

12:22 Navigating Academia and Cancel Culture

15:26 Teaching Nationalism in a Changing Landscape

18:09 The Reception of 'Whiteshift'

22:17 Demographics and Populism

25:23 Human Nature and National Identity

28:30 The Complexity of Immigration Perspectives

41:10 The Complexity of British Identity

47:00 Understanding Minority Perspectives on National Identity

51:55 The Rise of Populism and Cultural Taboos

01:02:21 The Changing Landscape of Political Discourse

01:15:35 The Importance of Birth Rates in Society