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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNews | |||

A quick heads-up: Around 1:34:00, we discuss postpartum psychosis, depression, filicide, and the Lindsay Clancy trial (no graphic descriptions). If that’s not something you’re up for today, take care and skip ahead to 1:40:00.
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The Democratic Party was facing an identity crisis when Donald Trump began his second term in January 2025. Just two months later, Democratic media Thinkboiz Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson published Abundance.
Their theory of the case: We could “solv... more
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Love this and look forward to every ep! So sharp and insightful
If I had to choose only one podcast to listen to it would be diabolical lies. Keep it up ladies!
1) This offers deep examinations of major themes of American culture that you’re just not going to find anywhere else.
2) Note that most of the negative reviewers came for one specific episode and checked out immediately. This is not for everyone, but if it’s for you, it’s really, really going to be for you.
3) The amount of preparation that goes into these episodes is insane. Equally insane, thinking that an explicitly ad-free podcast with this much analysis should not have any paywalled episod... more
This is a truly excellent podcast: very well researched, deep, witty and funny. Thank you so much for making it!
Finally a well-researched, informed, and women-owned/lead podcast that is teaching me things that matter. I love this podcast, and their propaganda worked because I had to become a paid subscriber for the extra content they kept teasing in the main feed. One Billion Capitalism Stars for these ladies. Thank you for making this show.
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The show consistently dives into culture, power, and gender through sharp, critical analyses of contemporary media, celebrity branding, and social systems. Recent episodes thread together topics like feminism and misogyny, influencer culture, birth and healthcare equity, and the interplay between media narratives and public policy. The hosts mix rigorous research with witty banter, often challenging mainstream coverage and highlighting how race, class, and capitalism shape personal and political outcomes. A standout is the consistently clear stance against easy cynicism, aiming to equip listeners with nuanced, evidence-based frameworks for understanding complex cultural moments.
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Recent guests on Diabolical Lies include:
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