

Episode 241: The Helen Lewis Holiday Extravaganza
Dec 16, 2024
Helen Lewis, a journalist for The Atlantic and feminist author, joins the hosts for a lively discussion about the quirks of American culture, including amusing culinary mishaps like pickle-flavored soda. They delve into the complexities of today's political landscape, critiquing messaging strategies and examining the rise of the 'trad wife' trend. The conversation touches on societal expectations versus women's choices in domestic versus professional roles. Plus, they engage in a hilarious holiday pub quiz, adding a dose of competitive spirit to the festive mix!
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Herzog on Animal Cruelty
- Helen Lewis interviewed Hal Herzog for an article about animal cruelty.
- Herzog, intrigued by recurring election stories, offered insights into societal attitudes towards animals.
Visa Application
- Helen Lewis obtained an O visa, allowing her to work in the US.
- She jokingly considered showcasing a unique talent involving ping pong balls when asked about her exceptional ability.
Voter Priorities
- Many Americans prioritize economic concerns over cultural war issues.
- A pro-life voter questioned why anyone would run for president if they didn't respect democracy.