We're constantly bombarded by grifters who claim to have all the solutions. From Donald Trump promising to "make America great" to tech bros who say they're making the world a "better place." Akilah Hughes has had enough. She's finally asking...How Is This Better?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting just announced it will shut down after Congress –under pressure from Trump – eliminated $1.1 billion in funding through 2027. It’s a devastating blow to the future of public media. But this isn’t just about bud... more
Akilah Hughes breaks down the immigration policies of Trump's second term, from mass deportations to family separations and the rollback of birthright citizenship.
Joined by guests Justino Mora, the discussion highlights the damage ICE has caused so... more
Akila Hughes explores the dangerous online pipelines that lure men seeking advice into radical ideologies.
Joined by guests Denny Carter, Adam Mockler, and EJ Dickson, the episode delves into the manipulative tactics used by figures like Andrew Tate... more
A new flavor of conservative content is targeting women online—and it’s going viral. This week, Akilah Hughes explores the rise of the "tradwife" aesthetic, the MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) movement, and how a wellness pipeline is pulling women ... more
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Akilah’s voice is absolutely amazing and the perspectives brought in this podcast leave me a lot to think on. My only complaint is I wish the episodes were longer so they could go into even more depth on each topic.
Standard misinformation spouted by someone who clearly is unable to define basic political terms.
Well researched and thoughtful coverage into each episode topic.
What a waste of time!
Akilah Hughes is the best. Things are not better, and we need examination.
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This podcast critically examines societal narratives around betterment, often questioning the veracity of popular claims made by public figures and industry leaders. The host engages guests from various backgrounds to discuss topics such as political culture, the impact of technology on well-being, and the narratives surrounding significant figures like Donald Trump and Mark Zuckerberg. The show stands out for its blend of humor and insightful critique, often addressing the disparities between promises made by those in power and the lived experiences of everyday people, making it particularly relevant for listeners interested in social issues and political commentary.
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Recent guests on How Is This Better? include:
1. Justino Mora
2. EJ Dickson
3. Madeline Peltz
4. Daniel Harnsberger
5. Noor Azrieh
6. Silke Labson
7. Steven Levy
8. Ryan Broderick
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