The Renegades are back together to discuss: Mashaba's Derangement Syndrome Brexit - will it ever happen? Fauxcohantas vs Trump

US-based Afrikaner and Wall Street broker, Dirk Scheepers, joins Roman to discuss: - Living in Trump's America - The value of culture in a failing state - Why the South African fiction needs to break apart.

Co-hosts of the Podlitiek podcast, Daniel Eloff and Hermann Pretorius, join the Renegades to disucss: Mother tongue education The US elections The melting DA Why Afrikaans is groot Website: renegadereport.co.za Support Us: renegadereport.co.za/support-us Merch: renegadereport.co.za/shop

Are there too many podcasts? The Renegades are battling to find guests. The conversation deviates to scientific facts vs virtues. Jonathan explains why he has Biden Derangement Syndrome and Roman wants more people to copy Solidarity.

Conservative and computer scientist, Odin Moja, joins the Renegades to discuss the 4th Industrial Revolution, where the South Africa black conservatives are and UBI.

Nick Babaya and Nic Lorimer join the Renegades to discuss Boris Johnson's coup, what the real reasons behind the NHI may be, why Herman Mashaba isn't great and how the trade war might cripple China.

Analyst at the Centre for Risk Analysis, Hermann Pretorius, joins the Renegades to discuss: Censorship after the flag case. Afrikaner culture in the post '94 dispensation. Why Trump's is not a free-market capitalist.

Blockchain Lead at Investec, Chris Becker, joins the Renegades to explain what money is, why money devalues over time and how the blockchain and Bitcoin can make money a valuable commodity again.

Dr. Nir Boms is a research fellow at the Moshe Dayan Center at Tel Aviv University and at the International Center for Counter Terrorism in Hertzliya. Nir describes his activism in promoting dialogue and engagement between Israelis and Palestinians, what the prospects are currently of peace in the region, and how the entire area is changing based on political alliances and feuds.

Rapper, podcaster and the female British powerlifting champion, Zuby, joins the Renegades to discuss the necessity of the left and right in society, why facts are important and how to navigate deep political polarisation.

Senior Policy Fellow at the IRR, Helen Zille, joins the Renegades to discuss uniting the middle, political leadership and tax revolts.

Carl Benjamin a.k.a. Sargon of Akkad is the guest on this episode. Carl and the Renegades engage in a long and varied conversation which touches on nationalism, liberalism, libertarianism, immigration, Brexit, Trump, university campus decay, how to deal with tech monopolies, and what to expect from Boris Johnson.

On their monthly livestream the Renegades discuss a wide variety of topics ranging from Cyril’s utter incompetence to the looming disaster which is the NHI. Roman raises concern about the deployment of the military to police civilian zones and Jonathan gives his take on Trump’s latest tweet storm.

Investigative journalist and Palmer Fellow, Gabriel Crouse, joins the Renegades for this instalment. Gabriel discusses much of the underreported facts surrounding the so called ‘sunflower murder case’, the media’s involvement in the tinder box nature of racial conflict, and why both the far left and right globally stand to gain from a collapse in South African unity. Together with their guest Jonathan and Roman explore community action as the real alternative to government coddling, how the...

The guest on this episode of the Renegade Report is the inimitable David Bullard. During this free flowing conversation David and the hosts discuss everything from the decline of editors in news rooms, to why Attenborough should keep his nose out of politics, and how pothole insurance is useless in the Western Cape.

Dr Anthea Jeffery is a human rights lawyer and researcher well known for her work and understanding of South African politics, most especially as they relate to the ANC. Anthea describes the fighting between the ANC and the IFP in the 80’s and 90’s as detailed in her book “The People’s War”, explains why Soviet ideology is so infused into the ruling party’s actions, and details where we’ve come and where we’re going according to the National Democratic Revolution’s plan.

In their monthly YouTube livestream the Renegades discuss whether South Africa is past the point of salvation, why Parliamentary violence has found its way onto the streets of Cape Town, and how to state-proof yourself against the ANC’s utopia. Roman explains why the podcast is being sued for the Graeme Joffe episode, and Jonathan digs into the move to disarm private security providers.

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Veteran sports journalist Graeme Joffe is this episode’s guest. Graeme explains the circumstances which forced him to flee the country, how various South African sporting bodies and federations have been corrupted, and provides insight into the corporate corruption at play. The rot spreads from ministries, corporations, sports federations and news organisations. This is a riveting discussion about State Capture in South African sport.

Pikkie Greef is the National Secretary of the South African National Defense Union, and is this episode’s guest. Pikkie explains why he believes there is a need for a union which represents members of the military, provides some insight into SANDU operations, and defends controversial protests in which they’ve been involved. Roman naturally doesn’t think we need a military and Jonathan raises the issue of using the army to patrol suburban areas.

On this episode of the podcast the Renegades host a YouTube livestream during which they discuss a variety of topics ranging from the EU election results to based Helen Zille and the forecast for South Africa. Roman discusses a new book on the New Right, and Jonathan rails against what he calls revisionist Marxists. A fight ensues.

This podcast was released but the quality of the recording was severely compromised - this is a superior version of the same conversation. Frans Cronje is a popular guest and is best known as the CEO of the IRR. Frans spends an extended podcast providing incisive insight into the outcomes of the 2019 elections in South Africa including: - What next for the ANC? - Why the DA performed so poorly - Whether there really is a shift to the “far right” as the mainstream media would have you...

Frans Cronje is a popular guest and is best known as the CEO of the IRR. Frans spends an extended podcast providing incisive insight into the outcomes of the 2019 elections in South Africa including: - What next for the ANC? - Why the DA performed so poorly - Whether there really is a shift to the “far right” as the mainstream media would have you believe.

Jason Werbeloff is a science fiction author and philosopher who posits that groups do not exist. This episode of the podcast explores his theory more deeply, discusses what relevance if any such a proposition might have in real life, and how this impacts our innate need for meaning.

Economist and political thinker Russell Lamberti is the erudite guest on this episode. Russ gives his take on the upcoming elections and much of the policy underpinning many of the opposition parties, explains why he’s not a fan of the capable state, and bravely delves into the Caster Semenya debacle. Find Russ on twitter at: @RussLamberti