
A deep-ish dive into the cultural conversations dominating our screens week-to-week. Twin sisters Courtenay and Cecile wield the fading remnants of their liberal arts educations to take on such vital topics as: Is there a male loneliness epidemic? Did liberal feminism ruin the workplace? Will generative AI be the death knell of the influencer era? Does the world really need another podcast helmed ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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In the second edition of the Discourse Digest, C + C cover all the digital debates that are slightly too irrelevant to make their way into a full-length pod—but just juicy enough to bite into on a Sunday afternoon. (ETA: Wishful thinking; I was not d... more
Andrew Tate, self-avowed misogynist and king of toxic masculinity, was arrested in Miami just last week after being hit with 38 new charges in his long-running battle with the law. He is facing life in prison for sex trafficking, kidnapping, abuse, c... more
The rumors are true!!! Welcome to the first installment of our WEEKLY episode series, where we're bringing you a thoroughly digestible version of the online discourse.
Today, Court and Cecile catch up on the summer gossip, from Robert Pattinson's l... more
What is the meaning behind the suddenly ubiquitous phrase “alpine divorce”? Romantically put, it is “a hike from which only the man returns.” More plainly put: Mountain murder.
Courtenay tapped her fav climbing partner and fellow Everest summiteer, ... more
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Our world needs more discourse. Courtenay and Cecile bring light to a lost art in our world today. Civil discourse helps build awareness and understanding in a respectful manner with research and reflection. Bravo.
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