Episodes: 101
Frequency: Several times a week
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Gender skew: Male
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 3.5k subscribers
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Hannah Spier, MD - Psychiatrist who analyzes cultural trends, modern therapy, and the ways psychiatric concepts can incentivize dysfunction.
Edward Dutton - Borderline Personality Traits, Vulnerable Narcissism, Attachment, Trauma Versus Temperament, Autism And ADHD, And Why Powerful Men May Be Drawn To Unstable Partners.
Jim Nuzzo - Feminist Terminology, Gender Policy, Claims Of Institutional Harm, And The Policy Implications Of Contemporary Gender Discourse.
Tom Golden - Feminist Buzzwords, Gender-related Claims Of Harm, And The Movement Of Academic Concepts Into Journalism, Government, And Legislation.
Janice Fiamengo - Feminist Terminology, Medical Misogyny, Himpathy, Vicarious Violence, Gender Washing, And The Influence Of Grievance-based Concepts On Policy And Legislation.
#92. How to Cure a Feminist
October 01, 2026
What does it actually take to "cure" feminism? In this episode, I look at why grievance-based feminism is psychologically attractive, why facts alone rarely change minds, and what can actually replace it. From mate choice and accountability to marriage, interdependence, motherhood and cultural incentives, this is a practical look at how women can move from grievance and victimhood toward responsibility, purpose and relationships that other people can rely on.
#91. Women Are Getting Angrier. Here's Why.
September 24, 2026
Female rage is increasingly being reframed as something righteous, therapeutic, even healthy. This is how we have taught women that their anger is not something to regulate but evidence that they've been wronged. Then we look at the dangerous consequences of the therapies built on these assumptions.
#90. Why Evidence Wasn't Enough for the Lindsay Clancy Jurors
September 18, 2026
In this episode, I look at the Lindsay Clancy juror interviews and the psychology behind how the jury processed the case. Why did evidence of psychosis seem less important than the belief that Lindsay was a loving mother? Why did the holdout juror become the problem? And what do the interviews reveal about conformity, cognitive dissonance, the motherhood halo effect, and female group dynamics? I also explain what I think the prosecution was really fighting against, why simply presenting mor...
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