Sarah Hepola

Ulysses for kidzStop complaining. It's a secret.It's all over, folks. Barack solved misinformationThe Fairness Doctrine was dumb then. It's even dumber nowBTW, they're *all* liarsDefining misinformation (down)Sarah Hepola, author of the memoir Blackout and this great Atlantic pieceMoynihan v. Hepola on drinking She started drinking at 7??Wherein we demand Hepola credit the Fifth Column for saving her life or somethingOn self-censorship and gaslightingKmele's stirring defense of that fantastic beast, Johnny DeppAnd so much more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.wethefifth.com/subscribe

Sarah Hepola discusses the viral Emily Gould divorce essay, sparking controversy and praise. They delve into millennials, feminism, and the era of personal essays. The ethical considerations of sharing personal stories, financial vulnerabilities, and predator tactics are explored. The complexities of fame and extremist views are uncovered, touching on societal trends and expressing unpopular views.