Amerikaner

This week, Gordon, Rudy, and Otto Kilnler of the Europa Review have a discussion about the history of immigration in America, and the Midwest in particular, with the latter half of the podcast focused specifically on German immigrants and the repression they faced in the aftermath of the two World Wars.

This week, Gordon Kahl, Grug Nationalist, and Rudy cover a variety of news stories from throughout the midwest, in what we hope to make a recurring segment.

Henlo Borthers! On the 10th episode of Achtung! Amerikaner, we speak with our friend Coors about Colorado, more specifically its drug culture and the political and demographic trends that have led to and resulted from that culture. We round out the last 15 minutes by talking about a recent sting operation done on a alleged white nationalist in the state (Glow In the Dark Gay Ops abound).

We go a bit long in today’s episode with our good friends Oden and Max, discussing the history of the state of Nebraska and the little known 1919 Omaha Race Riot.

In today’s episode, Grug Nationalist and Rudy finally break out from the tyranny of Gordon Kahl to talk with Ed and Johnny about the great state of Minnesota. Somalians, Hmong, and Red Sea Pedestrians abound in this jewel of the north. Urban Youths, Ice Fishing, CRISPR-Posting – it’s all here, folks!

On today’s episode, Gordon Kahl and Grug Nationalist talk to American Viking about the state of Wisconsin – cheese curds, beer, amazing hunting and outdoor activities, and, apparently, a turkey plant full of… Somalians?

In today’s episode, Rudy takes the lead and does a bit of a deep dive on the history of agriculture in the midwestern united states, explaining why our current agricultural market looks the way it does.

In the first episode of Achtung! Amerikaner, your hosts Gordon Kahl, Grug Nationalist, and Rudy discuss the case of Landen Hoffman, a young white boy who was thrown over a balcony by Emmanuel Deshawn Aranada, a black man, as well as updates on Landen Hoffman’s condition, and the reactions of the families of those involved and the media.