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Andrew Zywiec, MD discusses the perturbing behavior of the US Healthcare System regarding gender medicine and the mass formation psychosis around COVID-19 totalitarianism. Topics include challenges of DEI initiatives in medicine, uses and risks of Lupron, societal apathy's impact on the US, censorship and challenges of speaking out against healthcare issues, and the power of the Bible as a source of wisdom and strength.

Andrew Doyle, author, comedian, and satirist, discusses the nature of online mobs and the negative impact of social media on mental health. They explore the tension between feminism and gay rights, analyze the power of satire, and express concern about the rise of social justice. The conversation also includes personal reflections on Kung Fu and ballet.

Therapists Sasha Ayad and Stella O'Malley discuss gender medicine, online bullying, and challenges faced by parents of transgender children. They explore the impact of revealing flaws in the medical system, the complexities of online behavior, and the negative effects of anonymity. They also touch on the connection between societal norms and beauty standards, as well as the purpose of anger in response to injustices. The episode concludes with the excitement of their upcoming season and book release.

Theo Jordan, an attorney in Florida, discusses his fight against mainstream media and government lies. Topics include media manipulation, racial and gender propaganda, immigration impact, the Weather Underground, and the need for accountability.

Journalist and Free Speech Proponent Katherine Brodsky discusses various topics including being a centrist in today's political climate, the significance of tunnels, the power of public opinion, the dilemma of using tactics for political goals, concerns of extremism on the right, gender roles and societal expectations, the power of education for informed decision-making, the impact of COVID-19 on personal freedom, censorship and scientific discourse, and the importance of curiosity and critical thinking.

Leslie, an expert on love, sex, and relationships, discusses topics like female beauty standards, 'non-binary'ness, cultural obsession with breasts, detachment of sex and attraction from reproduction, controversial children's book on abortion, rejection of stereotypes, engaging with viewer feedback, and challenges faced by men in society.

Investigative columnist and radio host Tony Kinnett shares his thoughts on present-day politics and the upcoming 2024 election. They discuss engaging with adversarial attitudes, the importance of well-done media, and their involvement in social media. The guest also talks about the bond between a mother and baby during the early postpartum period and explores their career shift from education to media.

James Lindsay and Logan Lancing discuss their book on 'Queer Theory' and its infiltration into the American school system. They explore the influence of pornography on children's understanding of sexuality, the subversion of parental rights in education, and the link between critical theory, critical pedagogy, and Maoism. They emphasize the importance of depoliticizing the issue for the well-being of children.

Artemis, a female-to-male transsexual, discusses the ethical implications of medically transitioning oneself for better mental health. They explore the complexity of the relationship between lived experience, identity, and politics. They also delve into the impact of birth control and hormone medication on personality and development, and question if taking testosterone can be an act of self-love. Additionally, they share personal experiences with administering testosterone and discuss the importance of continuous education and choosing a new name.