Featured on The Joe Rogan Experience (#2399) alongside Daryl Davis, Jeff Schoep’s story defies expectations — from leading America’s largest neo-Nazi group to becoming a global voice for peace and human rights.
His memoir, American Nazi: From Hate to Humanity, takes readers behind the headlines and into one of the most remarkable transformations of our time.
Once the leader of America’s largest neo-Nazi organization, Jeff Schoep walked away from extremism to dedicate his life to peace, education, and reconciliation. Today, he’s a global advocate whose message of change and empathy reaches audiences worldwide.
Author of American Nazi: From Hate to Humanity, Jeff shares an unflinching look at how hate is learned, how it can be unlearned, and how empathy rebuilds what division destroys. His work has reached audiences from the Nobel Peace Center in Norway to collaborations with the Simon Wiesenthal Center, RAND Corporation, and beyond.
Through powerful storytelling and lived experience, Jeff assists communities, corporations, and leaders dismantle bias, build trust, and create unity in an increasingly polarized world.
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