The Same Drugs
Meghan MurphyMeghan Murphy and guests embrace authenticity, and have real, honest discussions about culture, politics, relationships, psychology, health, social media, cancel culture, and more. Conversations outside the algorithm.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 241 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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The trucking industry is being killed, and you’re being lied to about it. Once a booming industry and a good job for working class men, trucking has become dangerous—filled with undertrained, underskilled, easily exploitable drivers. We are told ther... more
Is the West falling, now that two leftists media figures have been prevented from boarding a plane to the UK? Is Israel a threat to Western democracy? Does the left really care about liberalism and free speech? Is it wrong to be Islamophobic?
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Young women and girls are growing up more depressed, anxious, lonely, and insecure than ever before. Writer, Freya India, seeks to explain why in her new book, "Girls: Generation Z and the Commodification of Everything," finding explanations in soc... more
Ben Appel is the author of Cis White Gay: The Making of a Gender Heretic. Meghan Murphy speaks with him about his life, coming out story, recovery from addiction, and how Columbia University turned him from trans ally to gender heretic.
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- Colonialism
Terrific podcast about colonialism. I think it was fair and useful. Colonialism has had some benefits historically for sure. Thomas Sowell has pointed this out for years.
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United States3 months ago - Mia
Mia is immensely articulate regarding Transgenderism. I am concerned for her safety due to her telling the truth but loved the show.
Apple Podcasts5Gnome chopperUnited States6 months ago - Delvey
Ms Delvey was an excellent guest. She is totally right that any male who thinks they have the right to be in women’s spaces is an abuser. Trans is a suprematist movement in that it says men who claim to be “trans” are given the right to humiliate and harass women 🤷🏽
Apple Podcasts5Gnome chopperUnited States7 months ago - Bugs
The conversations are alright- pretty dime a dozen MAGA talking points. But nothing is more annoying than a person who believes they’re independently thinking when they’ve actually drunk the reddest koolaid ever. Totally disingenuous.
Apple Podcasts2toneloctoniUnited States7 months ago - Interesting, Informative, Unapologetically factual
This has become one of my favorite podcasts!
Apple Podcasts5Original_OwlUnited States8 months ago
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Across recent episodes, the show covers culture, politics, relationships, psychology, and media dynamics with a candid, unfiltered style. Guests range from journalists and authors to academics and activists, often challenging mainstream narratives and exploring controversial topics like gender, disinformation, colonialism, and urban policy. Listeners can expect long-form conversations that mix personal experiences with critique of contemporary narratives, often featuring sharp takes, counterpoints, and a willingness to push at uncomfortable questions. A standout is the host's willingness to challenge entrenched viewpoints and invite guests who offer contrarian or underrepresented perspectives, making it a fit for listeners who value princip... more
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Recent guests on The Same Drugs include:
1. Freya India
2. Ben Appel
3. Jenny Holland
4. James Lindsay
5. Meghan Daum
6. Gerwinder Bogal
7. Jacob Siegel
8. Nigel Bigger
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