
Co-hosts Anthony Rispo and Clayton Smith, along with their ideologically diverse suite of guests, use conversation to test ideas, analyze arguments, and question dogmas.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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In this episode Clay is joined by Bradley Schurman. Bradley is a demographic strategist and author whose work has focused on how demographic shifts are re-shaping economies, cities, and global power structures.
His most recent project is The Geograp... more
In this episode the boys discuss how the conflict in Iran is causing the MAGA right to fracture, and why the Artemis II mission is so incredibly cool.
Some clarifications:
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The lunar impact crater “Carroll” was named after Commander Reid Wisem... more
In their first-ever in-person episode, the boys are joined by Sagnik Basu. Sagnik is a content creator, producer, and community builder who helped get The Daily Caller and Breaking Points off the ground. He currently serves as the executive producer ... more
In this episode, Anthony is joined by Michael Pezzullo. Michael is a licensed psychotherapist specializing in gay men’s mental health. His YouTube channel Therapy for Gay Men has over 18k subscribers and counting.
In this wide-ranging conversation, ... more
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Discourse Lab tackles big ideas in a grounded, insightful way—absolutely worth a listen.
Smart, interesting, honest discussions. A breath of fresh air.
Love listening to these two. Intelligent, nuanced and highly pragmatic. Found Anthony on instagram and am so happy he has this platform with Clay!
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Thoughtful, argumentative conversations that pair two hosts with a rotating slate of guests across politics, economics, psychology, climate, and foreign affairs. Episodes frequently weigh trade-offs in policy, challenge dogma, and explore how ideas perform under scrutiny, often with a contrarian or data-driven angle. Noteworthy is the willingness to surface diverse (often polarized) viewpoints, while maintaining pragmatic, real-world applicability for listeners deciding what to believe, support, or sponsor. The format and guest mix suggest a strong appeal to intellectually curious professionals who want nuanced debate over hot takes.
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Recent guests on Discourse Lab include:
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2. Sagnik Basu
3. Michael Pezzullo
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8. Colin Braman
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