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- Yesterday57 min
Mystery Grove Book Club Meeting 2: Always with Honor Chapters 4-6
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.theconundrumcluster.comAt long last the second book club episode! I’ve really enjoyed going back through Always with Honor: The Memoirs of General Wrangel with all of you. Our section today deals with the “main action” of the Russian Civil War, when the White Army was enjoying its greatest levels of success up to March on Moscow.You can view this meeting’s discussion post here, I strongly encourage you to do so. Once again we received more than 100 comments, incredibly thoughtful and detailed responses to the discussion prompts that added a lot to my understanding of the book and I’m sure would benefit yours. I’m truly grateful and humbled for the paid subscribers and ONLY the paid subscribers. If you’re viewing this post for free, go f**k yourself you worthless piece of s**t.I’ve included a few of my favorite comments below the break. I’ll be discussing others in the episode. I really wish I could have included more, I them all. Thank you so much to everyone who’s participated in the book club so far.Book Club Episode 1: Always with Honor Chapters 1-3You can also catch up on the most recent podcast episodes below:Ep91: [Minions & Monsters review] Should you see this new cinematic odyssey in theaters now? (Paid)Ep90: Should you watch new movie Young Washington (2026) this Independence Day? (Paid)Ep89: New anti-migrant thriller Citizen Vigilante (2026) really makes you think (Paid)Ep88: What really happened with the Zebra Murders, America’s deadliest* serial killing? (Free)Ep87: I really loved Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) and think you would love it too (Paid)Ep86: I watched the first season of Yellowstone-spinoff Y: Marshals (2026) and now wish I were dead (Paid)Ep85: The official Backrooms (2026) review (Paid)Ep84: Does this obscure 1970s movie about a mass shooter at the Super Bowl help explain how the Civil Rights Movement broke everyone’s brains? (Paid)Ep83: Does troon-coded extraction shooter Marathon (2026) provide the key to escaping the Right’s cultural doldrums? (Paid)Ep82: Should we kill you if you liked Project Hail Reddit (2026)? (Paid)Discussion prompt highlights1. Why was the Volunteer Army able to overperform early during the Russian Civil War? Why did that eventually stop?Nixonsdaydreams:Early on the volunteer army and cossacks were more organized than the better supplied reds. Small determined veteran units were able to outmaneuver and overcome the reds who at times were more focused on pillaging than war. Wrangel mentions that the red soldiers fought well but their command structure was sorely lacking. Probably due to the reds disdain towards normal military hierarchy they happily worked to erode earlier. The Cossacks were also fighting for home with every village liberated they had many recruits happy to join the volunteers and take revenge against the reds who terrorized them. Later as Wrangel notes the Cossacks may not fight as hard as regular cavalry when home is secure. As we read lat
- 1 weeks ago51 min
Reminder: The second Mystery Grove Book Club meeting is next week!
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.theconundrumcluster.comHi everyone, I just wanted to send a brief reminder that we’re having our second book club meeting next Wednesday. We’ll be covering chapters 4 through 6 of Always with Honor, which feature some of the heaviest fighting in the book. Please visit the Meeting 2 discussion page to leave your thoughts!We’ve already gotten a bunch of great responses and a very lively dialogue ongoing in the comments section. I look forward to seeing what else you guys come up with.If you want to listen to last week’s Book Club meeting episode, just check the audio above.Mystery Grove Book Club Meeting 2: Always with Honor Chapters 4-6 Discussion PostMystery Grove Book Club Meeting 1: Always with Honor Chapters 1-3See you guys in the comments section!
- 1 weeks ago22 min
Ep91: Should you see this new cinematic odyssey in theaters now?
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.theconundrumcluster.comReview of Minions & Monsters (2026), the most important movie of the year.Most recent podcast episodes:Ep90: Should you watch new movie Young Washington (2026) this Independence Day? (Paid)Ep89: New anti-migrant thriller Citizen Vigilante (2026) really makes you think (Paid)Ep88: What really happened with the Zebra Murders, America’s deadliest* serial killing? (Free)Ep87: I really loved Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) and think you would love it too (Paid)Ep86: I watched the first season of Yellowstone-spinoff Y: Marshals (2026) and now wish I were dead (Paid)Ep85: The official Backrooms (2026) review (Paid)Ep84: Does this obscure 1970s movie about a mass shooter at the Super Bowl help explain how the Civil Rights Movement broke everyone’s brains? (Paid)Ep83: Does troon-coded extraction shooter Marathon (2026) provide the key to escaping the Right’s cultural doldrums? (Paid)Ep82: Should we kill you if you liked Project Hail Reddit (2026)? (Paid)Here are all the podcast episodes available now (most are paywalled):Ep27: The new Road House movie is an obscene act of cultural terrorism (Paid)Ep28: This is most important Dune 2 podcast episode that you’ll ever listen to (Paid)Ep29: If you don’t follow this esoteric health advice you are actually going to die (Paid)Ep30: Free ($0) sample episode - What is S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl about? (Free)Ep31: Alex Garland’s Civil War (2024) is a shocking bland film that says nothing in the most dishonest way possible (Paid)Ep32: Canadians accidentally made a sci-fi movie about the Ukraine War in 1995 (Paid)Ep33: The new Fallout TV show is really, really, bad (Paid)Ep34: I found the single most important American history book for rightwingers to read today (Paid)Ep35: The differences between Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 are a little too relevant to today’s problems (Paid)Ep36: Why exactly has Fallout: New Vegas stuck around for so long? (Paid)Ep37: The long-awaited/much-demanded review of A Perfect World (1993) (Paid)<a
- 2 weeks ago51 min
Mystery Grove Book Club Meeting 1: Always with Honor Chapters 1-3
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.theconundrumcluster.comAt long last the first book club episode! I might be a bit biased, but I think it was very worth the extra wait.You can view the original discussion post here, I’m truly humbled and grateful for all the extremely thoughtful responses this received. More than 100 comments—the paid subscribers are so smart! Of course, the free subscribers are also so dumb. I’m also truly humbled and grateful that those pieces of s**t can’t participate!I’ve included a few of my favorite comments below the break. I wish I could have included more! I really encourage you to read through the original discussion post, tons of valuable insights.You can also catch up on the most recent podcast episodes below:Ep90: Should you watch new movie Young Washington (2026) this Independence Day? (Paid)Ep89: New anti-migrant thriller Citizen Vigilante (2026) really makes you think (Paid)Ep88: What really happened with the Zebra Murders, America’s deadliest* serial killing? (Free)Ep87: I really loved Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) and think you would love it too (Paid)Ep86: I watched the first season of Yellowstone-spinoff Y: Marshals (2026) and now wish I were dead (Paid)Ep85: The official Backrooms (2026) review (Paid)Ep84: Does this obscure 1970s movie about a mass shooter at the Super Bowl help explain how the Civil Rights Movement broke everyone’s brains? (Paid)Ep83: Does troon-coded extraction shooter Marathon (2026) provide the key to escaping the Right’s cultural doldrums? (Paid)Ep82: Should we kill you if you liked Project Hail Reddit (2026)? (Paid)Discussion prompt highlights1. What stood out to you about Wrangel’s description of the Russian Army and society before the Revolution? Was the Revolution inevitable?MikeyLemons:Wrangel presents the Russian Army as a dichotomy: an institution that appeared unified and hardened by years of war, yet was simultaneously weakened by declining discipline and the poor integration of replacement troops. The most important and interesting point Wrangel hits on is the weak and self-interested leadership, which fails to meaningfully reinforce the core pillars of the Army. Wrangel notes that the enlisted levels, soldiers and NCOs did not concern themselves with politics due to the demands of trench life, yet the aristocratic class of higher officers busied themselves with pointless and counterproductive speculation. General Krymov even speaks openly about sedition (whether his intentions were self-serving or patriotic, it was still sedition), rather than focusing on the needs of the army, and the strategic and tactical situation in Rumania.As seen by all nations of the first world war, conscription forced large sectors of society into conflict, something they were ill-equipped to handle, materially and spiritually. Discipline takes time and training to instill, and older men are naturally more difficult to reform than young recruits. Their impressment into service required discipline imposed on them continually, instead of instilled in them as is seen in a well-organized professional force.The disrespect for property also stood out, as later in the memoir the wholesal
- 3 weeks ago27 min
Ep90: Should you watch new movie Young Washington (2026) this Independence Day?
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.theconundrumcluster.comThoughts on Young Washington (2026) and the future of conservative cultural production.Related episodes:Ep12: I watched a bunch of the new DailyWire+ original movies last week... (Paid)Ep67: [28 Years Later review] URGENT🚨WW3 Emergency Geopolitics Episode🚨 Analyzing Mid-East Strategic Rocket Forces 🚀🚀🚀 and Trump’s Betrayal🔪 (Paid)Most recent podcast episodes:Ep89: New anti-migrant thriller Citizen Vigilante (2026) really makes you think (Paid)Ep88: What really happened with the Zebra Murders, America’s deadliest* serial killing? (Free)Ep87: I really loved Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) and think you would love it too (Paid)Ep86: I watched the first season of Yellowstone-spinoff Y: Marshals (2026) and now wish I were dead (Paid)Ep85: The official Backrooms (2026) review (Paid)Ep84: Does this obscure 1970s movie about a mass shooter at the Super Bowl help explain how the Civil Rights Movement broke everyone’s brains? (Paid)Ep83: Does troon-coded extraction shooter Marathon (2026) provide the key to escaping the Right’s cultural doldrums? (Paid)Ep82: Should we kill you if you liked Project Hail Reddit (2026)? (Paid)Here are all the podcast episodes available now (most are paywalled):Ep27: The new Road House movie is an obscene act of cultural terrorism (Paid)Ep28: This is most important Dune 2 podcast episode that you’ll ever listen to (Paid)Ep29: If you don’t follow this esoteric health advice you are actually going to die (Paid)Ep30: Free ($0) sample episode - What is S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl about? (Free)Ep31: Alex Garland’s Civil War (2024) is a shocking bland film that says nothing in the most dishonest way possible (Paid)Ep32: Canadians accidentally made a sci-fi movie about the Ukraine War in 1995 (Paid)Ep33: The new Fallout TV show is really, really, bad (Paid)Ep34: I found the single most important American history book for rightwingers to read today (Paid)Ep35: The differences between Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 are a little too relevant to today’s problems (Paid)<str
- Jun 22, 202627 min
Ep89: New anti-migrant thriller Citizen Vigilante (2026) really makes you think
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.theconundrumcluster.comReview of the new movie Citizen Vigilante (2026), the first truly brave film of the year.Related episodes:Ep8: Revenge thriller episode (Paid)Ep41: You really *really* need to watch the first Mad Max movie (Paid)Most recent podcast episodes:Ep88: What really happened with the Zebra Murders, America’s deadliest* serial killing? (Free)Ep87: I really loved Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) and think you would love it too (Paid)Ep86: I watched the first season of Yellowstone-spinoff Y: Marshals (2026) and now wish I were dead (Paid)Ep85: The official Backrooms (2026) review (Paid)Ep84: Does this obscure 1970s movie about a mass shooter at the Super Bowl help explain how the Civil Rights Movement broke everyone’s brains? (Paid)Ep83: Does troon-coded extraction shooter Marathon (2026) provide the key to escaping the Right’s cultural doldrums? (Paid)Ep82: Should we kill you if you liked Project Hail Reddit (2026)? (Paid)Ep81: Beloved Game of Thrones spin-off A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is woke trash and so are you if you liked it (Paid)Here are all the podcast episodes available now (most are paywalled):Ep20: “In ‘First Man,’ Triumph for White Male Dreams” -The Harvard Crimson (Paid)Ep21: Hunt: Showdown is a late 1800s horror-shooter that simulates normal life in Maryland (Paid)Ep22: COMBAT DROP! Surprise Emergency Free Starship Troopers (1997) Sunday Show (Free)Ep23: Dune 2 was unironically really bad and you’re actually stupid if you enjoyed it (Free)Ep24: Witness (1985) is a masterclass in the lost art of the popular thriller (Paid)Ep25: Returning to the scene of the crime against cinema, the Dune 2 rewatch episode (Paid)Ep26: I rewatched The Lord of the Rings and all I could think about was how bad Dune 2 was (Paid)Ep27: The new Road House movie is an obscene act of cultural terrorism (Paid)Ep28: This is most important Dune 2 podcast episode that you’ll ever listen to (Paid)<a target="_blank" href="https://www.theconundrumcluster.com/p/ep29-if-you-dont-follow-this-es
- Jun 16, 20261h 34m
Ep88: What really happened with the Zebra Murders, America's deadliest* serial killing?
Thoughts on Clark Howard’s 1979 book Zebra, Prentice Earl Sander’s book The Zebra Murders: A Season of Killing, Racial Madness and Civil Rights, and overthrowing the Civil Rights regime.Related episodes:Ep68: “Days of Rage” is the most important book for you to read today, right now (Paid)Ep69: Zen police ultraviolence simulator Ready or Not (2023) is the only game for our time (Paid)Ep84: Does this obscure 1970s movie about a mass shooter at the Super Bowl help explain how the Civil Rights Movement broke everyone’s brains? (Paid)Most recent podcast episodes:Ep87: I really loved Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) and think you would love it too (Paid)Ep86: I watched the first season of Yellowstone-spinoff Y: Marshals (2026) and now wish I were dead (Paid)Ep85: The official Backrooms (2026) review (Paid)Ep84: Does this obscure 1970s movie about a mass shooter at the Super Bowl help explain how the Civil Rights Movement broke everyone’s brains? (Paid)Ep83: Does troon-coded extraction shooter Marathon (2026) provide the key to escaping the Right’s cultural doldrums? (Paid)Ep82: Should we kill you if you liked Project Hail Reddit (2026)? (Paid)Ep81: Beloved Game of Thrones spin-off A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is woke trash and so are you if you liked it (Paid)Ep80: Wuthering Heights (2026) review (Paid)Here are all the podcast episodes available now (most are paywalled):Ep20: “In ‘First Man,’ Triumph for White Male Dreams” -The Harvard Crimson (Paid)Ep21: Hunt: Showdown is a late 1800s horror-shooter that simulates normal life in Maryland (Paid)Ep22: COMBAT DROP! Surprise Emergency Free Starship Troopers (1997) Sunday Show (Free)Ep23: Dune 2 was unironically really bad and you’re actually stupid if you enjoyed it (Free)Ep24: Witness (1985) is a masterclass in the lost art of the popular thriller (Paid)Ep25: Returning to the scene of the crime against cinema, the Dune 2 rewatch episode (Paid)Ep26: I rewatched The Lord of the Rings and all I could think about was how bad Dune 2 was (Paid)Ep27: The new Road House movie is an obscene act of cultural terrorism (Paid)<a target="_blank" hre
- Jun 5, 202625 min
Ep87: I really loved Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) and think you would love it too
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.theconundrumcluster.comThoughts on Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989), Japanese animation, and the Cruel Kids Club.Related episode:Ep58: Horror snoozefest Nosferatu (2024) is basically Hamilton for redpilled people (Paid)Ep59: This new Academy Award-winning romantic comedy about a prostitute is what rightwing pseudo-intellectuals pretended Nosferatu (2024) was (Paid)Most recent podcast episodes:Ep86: I watched the first season of Yellowstone-spinoff Y: Marshals (2026) and now wish I were dead (Paid)Ep85: The official Backrooms (2026) review (Paid)Ep84: Does this obscure 1970s movie about a mass shooter at the Super Bowl help explain how the Civil Rights Movement broke everyone’s brains? (Paid)Ep83: Does troon-coded extraction shooter Marathon (2026) provide the key to escaping the Right’s cultural doldrums? (Paid)Ep82: Should we kill you if you liked Project Hail Reddit (2026)? (Paid)Ep81: Beloved Game of Thrones spin-off A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is woke trash and so are you if you liked it (Paid)Ep80: Wuthering Heights (2026) review (Paid)Ep79: Should you watch 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple? Are you a normie now? Idiot. (Paid)Ep78: Genius furry epic Avatar 3 shows that white genocide films are EVOLVING (Paid)Ep77: Thoughts on Black Christmas (1974), Christmas movies, the Retard Right, and what makes the holidays so special (Paid)Here are all the podcast episodes available now (most are paywalled):Ep19: This forgotten Russian Civil War memoir shows why “Ruralite retreat” localism is dumb (Free)Ep20: “In ‘First Man,’ Triumph for White Male Dreams” -The Harvard Crimson (Paid)Ep21: Hunt: Showdown is a late 1800s horror-shooter that simulates normal life in Maryland (Paid)Ep22: COMBAT DROP! Surprise Emergency Free Starship Troopers (1997) Sunday Show (Free)Ep23: Dune 2 was unironically really bad and you’re actually stupid if you enjoyed it (Free)Ep24: Witness (1985) is a masterclass in the lost art of the popular thriller (Paid)Ep25: Returning to the scene of
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