Miles Gray

Miles Gray, a notable commentator on masculinity, joins Robert to unpack the complexities of American masculinity grifters. They discuss the manufactured 'crisis' surrounding masculinity and the rise of 'manfluencers' shaping modern perceptions. The conversation critiques programs like the Modern Day Knight Project, revealing the detrimental effects of superficial masculinity ideals. They also connect historical fears of changing masculinity to current societal anxieties, exploring the absurdities of height-lengthening surgery and its implications on self-worth.

Miles Gray, a comedic podcaster known for his sharp wit, joins to discuss the eccentricities of John Harvey Kellogg. They delve into Kellogg's bizarre beliefs about sexuality and health, criticizing his misguided views on masturbation and women’s autonomy. The conversation explores the absurd medical practices he endorsed, including his infamous dietary theories. With humor, they highlight the contradictions of Kellogg's legacy, juxtaposing his health innovations with his controversial stance on eugenics, and how these ideas permeate modern health discourse.

Miles Gray, a comedian and podcaster known for his wit and insightful commentary, joins the conversation to unravel the bizarre life of William Walker. They explore Walker's audacious attempts to colonize Central America, blending dark humor with serious critique. Topics include the absurdities of his failed conquests and the reckless mindset driving imperialism. The discussion touches on Walker’s complex legacy, societal influences shaping his ambitions, and the hilariously misguided fundraising efforts behind his mercenary army.

Miles Gray, comedian and podcast host, joins to unravel the bizarre life of John Harvey Kellogg, the man behind your breakfast cereal. They dive into Kellogg's eccentric medical practices and his troubling views on sexuality. Discover how he turned a prophetic vision into a medical career, all while promoting anti-masturbation diets. The conversation cleverly blends humor with the absurdities of 19th-century health beliefs, exposing the dark undercurrents of dietary morals and the legacy of one of America's strange health figures.

Robert is joined by Miles Gray, a frequent commentator known for his sharp insights. They dive into Clarence Thomas’s complex journey, dissecting his judicial philosophy influenced by his formative experiences. The conversation humorously contrasts financial morality with personal principles, while whimsically critiquing celebrity culture through an amusing Elon Musk scheme. They also explore the contradictions in Thomas's character regarding women and his alignment with far-right ideologies, revealing the tensions between his personal beliefs and professional actions.