This podcast episode offers an in-depth look at fascism, tracing its origins and unraveling its intricate nature as an ideology that arose from the socio-political chaos after World War I. The hosts argue that fascism's vague definition stems from its strong rejection of fundamental Christian values, its connections to ancient Roman imagery, and its modern appeal, which is often cloaked in glamour. They explore how fascism resonates with young people and the impact of historical narratives in shaping its identity. The discussion also outlines the unique features that set fascism apart from other political movements, stressing the importance of understanding its historical context to prevent its return.
