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 | 18 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture |
Next week we're recording our first in-person episode together and Josh is still prepping, so it's time for another mailbag episode. This week's topics include Elon Musk's super-sperm, Warhammer 40K, adoption as a tool of natalism, the pitfalls of ac... more
Elon Musk was once hailed as one of the brightest wealthy Americans who was standing up for progressive causes like climate change. Then he threw away that reputation as he rapidly shifted rightward and publicly embraced white nationalist conspiracy ... more
It's no secret that large families tend to homeschool their children. But why is this their approach of choice, and how does it work? This week, Josh and June take a look at the origin of homeschooling and discover how the Homeschool Legal Defense As... more
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
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This podcast puts words into others mouths by accusing people of implying something and grouping people then assuming everyone in a group thinks the same things. Guilty by an association that is not drawn out it but is just in the minds of the speakers. As a lifelong progressive it is very sad to hear this. I believe love is love, and nobody should become a parent if they don’t want to AND we are all dependent on future generations.
my favorite podcast Js discussing natalism and its implications for society. always learning something new and thought-provoking. love your work, please keep cranking these babies out!
I appreciate the well-researched and broad ranging topics covered; some I had familiarity with and some which are completely new to me. I’m always looking for this type of informative and entertaining style of show and I’m glad I can get it from these two who I was already a fan of from other shows! keep up the good work yall
thank you jush and jone for the podcast! it’s interesting and though sometimes grim, i still end up laughing at points. i appreciate the work you do and i’m always glad to see new episodes. and i like the music a lot too!
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This podcast explores the multifaceted implications of natalism, an ideological perspective emphasizing the importance of increasing birth rates and addressing demographic trends perceived as threats to society. The hosts engage in critical discussions around various societal issues linked to natalism, including homeschooling, traditional gender roles, right-wing parenting philosophies, and the influence of prominent organizations like Focus on the Family. Through thoughtful analysis, listener anecdotes, and reflections on the conservative movement, insights are shared about the underlying motivations and societal repercussions of these beliefs. There is a focus on ensuring that these discussions remain both educational and entertaining, co... more
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Ill Conceived launched 4 months ago and published 18 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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