Network Radio is a far-right conspiratorial media platform founded by Fadi Malkosh. Known primarily for producing podcasts and livestream content centered on antisemitic themes, the platform claims to promote critical thinking and independent journalism.
In 2024, the group held its first JP (Jewish Problem) Conference, which brought together antisemites, white supremacists and conspiracy theorists who framed their antisemitic beliefs as scholarly discourse.
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- Group founder Fadi Malkosh activated the website in 2015. Network Radio operates as a privately funded enterprise and exists primarily through digital platforms such as podcasting apps, livestream services and social media.
- On June 30, 2024, Network Radio hosted its first JP [Jewish Problem] Conference in Somerset, Kentucky. The name itself draws directly from Nazi terminology, evoking the “Jewish Question” used to justify genocide during the Holocaust.
- The event was framed as an academic gathering but consisted mainly of recycled antisemitic conspiracy theories. Topics ranged from Holocaust revisionism and claims of Jewish control over global finance and media to the assertion that Jewish people pose an existential threat to Western civilization.
- Building on the momentum of the initial JP Conference in Somerset, Network Radio hosted a second installment, JP Conference II, as a fully virtual event in late summer 2025. Though the format was digital, its core themes remained unchanged — the portrayal of Jewish people as omnipotent cultural saboteurs, financial overlords and orchestrators of global conflict.
- Malkosh, who frequently posts antisemitic and racist conspiracy theories on X, cohosted the conferences alongside Naveed Khan, also known as Khanverse or Kevin Victor, a podcaster known for 911 truther content and antisemitic commentary.
Image at top: Network Radio founder Fadi Malkosh addresses the JP (Jewish Problem) Conference in 2024. (Screenshot from Bitchute)