It’s almost Halloween, when all the creatures of the night come out to play! Ghosts, vampires and werewolves–oh my! But in this edition we will be shining the light of the full moon on another kind of “werewolf.” That is, the neo-Nazi boneheads behind Radio Wehrwolf! All tricks and no treats for these losers. Let’s begin! Early in 2019 a number of web hosting companies shut down neo-Nazi websites using their services for violating their terms of service. As reported by Vice, the website of a long-running neo-Nazi podcast called Radio Wehrwolf was one of these sites, kicked off by their hosting company Bluehost. Only a matter of weeks later, Radio Wehrwolf announced that they had found a new host with Epik.com, a domain registrar and hosting company known to be friendly to white supremacists. It is with no small amount of irony that in September of 2021 the domain registrar Epik.com suffered a data breach and 180 gigabytes of sensitive data was leaked by the hacktivist collective Anonymous. This provided us an opportunity to find the faces behind Radio Wehrwolf.
Radio Wehrwolf began in 2015 as a podcast and network of neo-Nazi podcasts hosted by someone calling himself “Dion Wehrwolf.” Radio Wehrwolf quickly made a name for itself as being the edgiest and most extreme of the neo-Nazi content providers and has had a slew of well-known white nationalist personalities as guests, such as James Mason and Tom Metzger. Radio Wehrwolf also hosted other neo-Nazi podcasts on its website, including “The Wolf Pack” and “Southern AF.” Perhaps one of the most notorious of these podcasts was “The Bowlcast,” the podcast of the “Bowl Patrol,” a gang of neo-Nazis who worshipped the now-incarcerated murderer Dylann Roof. We exposed the leader of the “Bowl Patrol” in our inaugural post as Sacramento pizza guy Andrew Richard Casarez, who used the alias “Vic Mackey,” as well as several other key members in subsequent posts.
via anonymous comrade collective: Neo-Nazi Podcast Network “Radio Wehrwolf”: Wisconsinites Dion Clark and Mark A. Davis II