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The Antipodean Hour - October 1, 2011 Interview

Today on the Antipodean Hour, Al Persohn interviewed Fr. Matthew Rafael Johnson, Ph.D

Matthew is originally from Union County, New Jersey. He received his master’s degree at the University of Missouri, writing his thesis on social alienation in the works of Hegel and Nietzsche. He went on to complete his Ph.D. at the University of Nebraska, writing his dissertation on Michael Oakeshott’s critique of modernity.

Matt is the host of a weekly radio broadcast called, The Orthodox Nationalist. The Orthodox Nationalist airs on Thursdays at 9pm, Eastern U.S. time.

Matthew’s program brings a lively discussion of political theory and religious ideas, with a focus on the central role of Russian and Ukrainian nationalism, and the Eastern Orthodox faith, in challenging the New World Order.

A well known expert on Russian history, Matt has written numerous articles that have been published in major journals in several languages. He is also author of several books, including: Sobornosti: Essays on the Old FaithHeavenly Serbia and the Medieval Idea;Orthodoxy, Autocracy, Nationality: Lectures on Medieval RussiaThe Ancient Orthodox Tradition in Russian LiteratureThe Third Rome: Holy Russia, Tsarism and Orthodoxy.

At present, Matt is an independent writer and a priest of the Russo-Ukrainian Orthodox Church. His present research centers around small-state nationalism in Serbia, Ireland and Ukraine, and its relationship to the agrarian life. Matt can be contacted at fr_raphaelyahoo.com.

This interview aired an hour earlier than normal due to time constraints. 

Thank you

The Antipodean Hour with Al Persohn-08.20.2011

Coming up on todays edition of The Antipodean Hour, Al will be addressing the following three topics:

Chewing: You may be eating the right stuff in the wrong way. 

Key thoughts on trusting God for provision.

The China Syndrome, what is it and are we seeing it?

Three-mile-island

You can even prepare for todays broadcast by watching the following videos:

Akira Kurosawa - Mt Fuji in Red

Helen Caldicott on Radiation - Fukushima and Chernobyl