Peace talks for the culture wars. In an era of polarisation, propaganda and pile-ons, AntiSocial offers an alternative: understanding, facts, and respect. Each week, Adam Fleming takes on a topic that's generating conflict on social media, blogs, talk shows and phone-ins and helps you work out what the arguments are really about.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
When people come to the UK seeking asylum they’re supposed to be placed in homes all over the country while their claims are processed – not hotels. Jonathan Darling, professor of human geography at Durham University, tells Adam Fleming where this po... more
Anger has flared outside hotels used to house asylum seekers. Protestors say they are worried about illegal migration, cost to the taxpayer and a lack of consultation, but one issue seems to spark even more concern - the safety of women and children.... more
At first it was about creating an image that people could aspire to. Then, in the 2000s, brands started promoting their products based on values. Now marketers have entered the ‘dark mode shift’ where the only aim is to ‘ruthlessly’ make money. So sa... more
A jeans advert featuring the American actress Sydney Sweeney talking about her good genes provoked fierce reaction - and then came the backlash to the backlash.
Some people say the advert promotes a eugenicist ideal of blonde hair and blue eyes. Oth... more
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Like the concept but the host Adam Fleming just seems like a wet, wokey type and in that sense about 5 years out of date.
No. Someone identifying as a animal *therian, which I am* is NOT a furry and furry is not a adult term, it is a community of creative people expressing their love of making characters into this fantasy world of furrys. As a Therian, I believe I was an animal in my past life and that my soul remains an animal, that’s ALL THERIANS ARE DUDE, I express it through quads and gear and stuff. I did not fully read through the script for that episode I read most of it though and the vibe I got was not gre... more
Giving airtime to conspiracy nutters as if anything was to be gained by listening to their nonsense. There are attempts at fact checking, but not consistently. As a result, a lot of complete fantasy is left to stand as just another valid point of view.
I have only listened to one episode but what particularly impressed me was the balance and consideration in the questioning.
There was no headline grabbing or hyperbole which is rife in legacy media.
I genuinely didn’t know which theory the host supported himself and that’s fantastic.
Keen to tune in to more.
Easily my favourite podcast, everyday I come on to check if a new one’s been uploaded. Such a useful and fun way to stay informed and up to date on issues whilst reminding yourself that the majority of the world (even if they don’t share your views) aren’t awful people
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Centered around polarizing societal issues, this podcast navigates complex cultural conversations, offering listeners nuanced insights into topics often discussed in heated terms online. The host tackles various controversial subjects such as immigration, gender dynamics in dating, and the ethics of branding in contemporary culture, making it a platform for balancing diverse perspectives without succumbing to sensationalism. Unique for its emphasis on respectful dialogue, the podcast features a range of experts, academics, and commentators who provide informed viewpoints on current social dilemmas, challenging listeners to engage critically rather than react impulsively.
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Recent guests on AntiSocial include:
1. Jonathan Darling
2. Zoe Gardiner
3. Poppy Coburn
4. Dr. Jenny van Hooff
5. Tash Gershfield
6. David Chambers
7. Lindsay Ellifson
8. Rory Lynch
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