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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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If you pay attention to political commentary, you’ll often hear a few pieces of conventional wisdom:
— America is “too polarized”
— “Both sides” are “too extr... more
Little bit of a heterosexual smackdown taking place today!
But first, some housekeeping:
As a reminder: Caro’s debut novel, YESTERYEAR, is coming out this spring (April 7th, to be exact), and she would love to see you all at the evening launch even... more
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Note: This episode was filmed on Monday, January 19 and the edit was finalized early on Saturday, January 24, before news broke about the second (known) ICE exec... more
Have you heard? The men of America are in the midst of an existential crisis. A battle for good, evil, and the future of humanity. Who will emerge out of the darkness to lead the masses to freedom?
Enter, stage left: one Scott Galloway.
Enter, st... more
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Get those reactionary centrists, ladies.
Although I disagree with their Taylor Swift TLOASH episode. These two humans are truly leading what it means to be critical thinkers in this day. I throughly disagree with them on a lot but appreciate so much of their very well articulated POVs. Keep goin!!!
The show last week was full of so much insightful information, and thought provoking moments yet I keep harping on the fact that browsing Apple Podcasts means I’m a psychopath. I never knew!
The tragedy of heterosexuality episode put words to the faint murmurings of my soul that have never been clear enough to be spoken aloud. Wowza. Was that… maybe life-changing?? And did I just gain a solid ten IQ points by listening? This podcast is so fun and funny and smart and good. It’s all the things.
I share a hometown with one host, a university with the other, and the views of both :) Love the openness, research, critiques and takes. Thanks for helping me crystallize what I’m feeling and noticing in the world too. Spreading the word!
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This podcast focuses on the intersections of social issues, politics, and cultural phenomena, often through a critical lens. Episodes cover a range of topics including feminism, ethical consumption, and political commentary, frequently addressing contemporary debates and exploring the societal implications of various phenomena. The hosts present compelling narratives that weave personal anecdotes with rigorous research, combining humor and critique to engage with complex subjects that challenge the status quo.
What sets this podcast apart is its candid discussions around hot-button issues, such as the roles of women in contemporary society, the dynamics of consumer culture, and the responsibilities of public figures. The blend of wit and i... more
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