
Leighton Woodhouse
Journalist and documentarian based in Oakland, California, known for his critical commentary on woke culture and the MAGA movement.
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Mar 23, 2025 • 1h 27min
Leighton Woodhouse: against the rise of the anti-woke cancel culture and MAGA cultural hegemony
Leighton Woodhouse, a journalist and documentarian from Oakland, critiques the anti-woke movement and the MAGA cultural hegemony. He discusses how Trump’s alliance with tech oligarchs like Elon Musk reflects a shift away from working-class politics towards corporate interests. Woodhouse highlights the cultural parallels between the Right's use of power and the woke Left's suppression of free speech. He emphasizes the challenges of navigating modern identity in a polarized society, while advocating for thoughtful dialogue and community engagement.

Dec 30, 2024 • 1h 23min
Leighton Woodhouse: chaos and corruption in urban America
Leighton Woodhouse, a freelance journalist and documentary filmmaker based in Oakland, delves into the chaotic urban landscapes of America. He discusses the consequences of crime and disorder, particularly in Oakland, and pinpoints the judicial system's role in rising petty crime. Woodhouse examines the political elite's impact on public safety, contrasting West Coast and East Coast liberalism. He also highlights how homelessness is a unique crisis tied to specific political conditions, making for a compelling exploration of urban dynamics and governance.

Jan 14, 2025 • 30min
Leighton Woodhouse: LA fires were tragically inevitable
Leighton Woodhouse, a California-based journalist known for his insightful writing on Substack, discusses the tragic inevitability of California's wildfires. He highlights how urban development has created a 'tinderbox' scenario for residents. Woodhouse delves into the intricate dynamics between land management, climate change, and urbanization, revealing the complex responsibility for wildfire management. He underscores how class disparities influence disaster responses, emphasizing the need for equitable resource allocation and improved urban planning to tackle these challenges.