Jerm Warfare focuses on community and quality, so access requires being logged in as a free subscriber at the very least, which should (hopefully) persuade you to become a paid subscriber.
What is Jerm Warfare?
My name is Jerm and Jerm Warfare is my brand. I'm an award-winning South African cartoonist and podcast host.
My real name is Jeremy and Jerm Warfare is a bit of wordplay on 'germ warfare' because, you know, I'm contagious. 🤣
You can read more about me and my work here.
Free subscriber benefits
Free subscribers receive Jerm Warfare emails and get limited access to my content. All audio podcast episodes are available to everyone, everywhere, no matter the subscription status.
Free subscribers don't get access to:
- most video podcast episodes
- the comments section
- live podcast recordings
- meetups
- chat groups
- huge library of taboo books, documents and videos
Paid subscriber benefits
Paid subscribers (or members) get access to everything, which includes:
- my cartoons
- all video podcast episodes
- the comments section
- live podcast recordings
- meetups
- chat groups
- huge library of taboo books, documents and videos
Missing content
Because this website is new and vastly different from the previous version, I'm personally curating everything that's being migrated.
This process will take months.
Weird email address
When you email me, the address might look odd because it's masking my real one.
This is for increased security.
New podcast and censorship
Jerm Warfare is constantly being censored. For example, YouTube and Spotify have both banned my podcast three times.
Due to the chaos caused by all of this, I've broken ties with all attempts to salvage things and have, as of 2025, started over with a brand new podcast feed, using a new, more censorship-resistant initiative known as Podcasting 2.0.
➡️ Please read more here.
Personal views
I've been described as many things and that's great because it means that I don't fit neatly into a box.
I do, however, celebrate some foundational values such as family, community, tradition, decentralisation and private property.
Or, put another way:
I'm neither left-wing nor right-wing; I'm the middle finger.
