Journalists Rachel Lee and Chloe Hadjimatheou discuss the growing anti-feminist sentiment in South Korea, the Burning Sun scandal involving K-pop stars and crimes against women, and the 4B movement on TikTok promoting gender equality. They shed light on the challenges feminists face and the government's response to protect women in Korean society.

Join Cat Neilan, political editor at Tortoise, Chloe Hadjimatheou, narrative editor at Tortoise, and Katherine Denkinson, a freelance investigative journalist, as they dissect the implications of the recent high-stakes prisoner exchange with Russia, centered around journalist Evan Gershkovich. They delve into the impact of misinformation in political discourse, especially regarding far-right protests and societal unrest. The conversation also navigates the escalating violence in the Israel-Hamas conflict, unpacking the broader geopolitical ramifications.

Lauren Frayer, an NPR international correspondent, discusses the quirky surprises unfolding at the Paris Olympics, like Snoop Dogg torching and logistical hurdles. Stephen Armstrong examines the harsh sentencing of Just Stop Oil protesters, highlighting tensions between protest rights and government crackdowns. Chloe Hadjimatheou offers insights into the shifting UK stance on Israel, exploring the intricate balance of domestic politics and international relations. The trio weaves humor and serious commentary as they tackle pressing global issues.