A podcast about natalism. Hosted by Josh Boerman (The Worst of All Possible Worlds, Traditional Scrench) and June Sternbach (Kill The Computer, The Onion).
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture |
The COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown created an online ecosystem ripe for misinformation and radicalization. One of the new right wing movements that got its start during this time was the "Parents' Rights" movement, and the group that has pushed this ... more
We dug into the mailbag again for thoughts on how natalists pass that shit on, fulfilling or shirking your family’s desires for your life, TeenPact, being a T4T tradwife, the natural gendered division of labor, the impact of benevolent sexism, daddy/... more
Quiverfull is an evangelical Christian philosophy that takes the Biblical command to "be fruitful and multiply" extremely literally by refusing to use any contraception, including natural family planning. It rarely sees coverage in the mainstream med... more
Within the last few years, women portraying themselves online with a “trad wife” aesthetic have skyrocketed in popularity. This new trend embraces long dresses, traditional gender roles, cooking homemade meals, and raising massive families. Josh and ... more
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Why does being a leftist need to involve being anti-Christianity and anti-child? What if a hard-working parent is both a Christian and a socialist? Why can’t all of that just simply exist at the same time?
Very timely and informative! I'm excited to hear more of this going forward. Never understood the whole pump out a million babies for Jesus thing.
You banned me from Patreon you owe me a refund
After just two episodes, I love this podcast my son told me about. It has everything I love in a podcast: charming hosts with good chemistry, interesting yet entertaining, fun, and informative. It’s the type of podcast I enjoy because it takes a subject and does a deep dive by looking at it from multiple dimensions with lots of context, including historical, cultural, political, etc. Well done!
Came for the review of natalist figure and archconservative freak James Dobson, found both hosts entertaining and I learned a bunch.
This also offhand mentioned the mining magnate funding for Focus on the Family which i found particularly interesting given I'm aware of mining and oil funding of groups like Heritage foundation.
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This podcast features discussions centered around natalism, exploring its implications in contemporary society and connecting it to historical and political contexts. The hosts often tackle complex topics like the intersection of religion and politics, emphasizing how these ideologies shape personal and societal views on birth rates and reproductive rights. Noteworthy episodes focus on evolving perspectives among evangelicals regarding in vitro fertilization, the historical shifts in attitudes towards abortion, and how figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. impact health policy debates. The dynamic between the hosts often adds a layer of humor and insight to serious subjects, making the content both engaging and informative for listeners intere... more
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Ill Conceived launched 4 months ago and published 15 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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