Arktos Media’s podcast program, ‘Werewolf’, hosted by Dr. Alexander Wolfheze, pushes the envelope of dissident right discourse by interviewing avant-garde publicists, artists and thinkers - remarkable people censored by the legacy media and cancelled from mainstream platforms. Invoking the ancient totemic force of the boreal wilderness, ‘Werewolf’ reminds its audience of the awesome transformative power of the European peoples - their proven ability to adapt to harsh conditions, overcome the odds and to defy the fates.

Ep. 2 introduces Frisian publicist Sietze Bosman. Residing in the Netherlands, he served in the military for four years before making a career in construction - he currently holds a position with an organisation specialising in affordable housing. Alongside his professional pursuits, Sietze is an avid writer of stories and poetry in his native language, which is Frisian rather than Dutch, reflecting his deep connection to his Frisian heritage. He is dedicated to formulating a philosophical framework that unites the Frisian community in resistance against modernity. Sietze identifies himself as a philosopher, family man, and worshipper of Creation, with his philosophy centring around the natural order and the responsibility it entails. Motivated by this duty, he endeavours to bring his people together, even in the face of resistance.