Calmversations

Luka shares their detransition journey and the role of online communities. They discuss the danger of rumination and the reinforcement of their trans identity. Navigating high school relationships within the trans community and encountering online predators. Reflecting on transitioning without deeper exploration and the effects of ADHD medication and testosterone. Contemplating consequences and emotional reactions, as well as the detransition journey and reflections on self-identity. Exploring gender presentation, including acceptance of mastectomy scars, and reflections on forgiveness and cognitive dissonance. Discussing the complexity of the Nobel Prize for lobotomy and recent Twitter debates on gender identity. Personal growth and reflection on letting go of societal validation.

A holiday special episode discusses a world without police, armed citizens, BLM signs, and dismantling societal norms led by a flamboyant group.

Eliza Mondegreen, a returning guest, discusses the wacky USPATH conference and how the internet fuels neurosis and obsessiveness. Topics include dressing choices, the complex dynamics of identity, the media's complicity, comparing past eugenic practices with current practices, the appropriation of a tragic event, the complications of sterilization, fear of being wrong and trans identification, and male involvement in the movement.

Bi-monthly livestream with Leslie Elliott Boyce, where we talk about current events and discourse via our signature psychosocial style.

Jonathan Pageau, an author, icon carver, and host of The Symbolic World, joins the podcast to discuss the fissures in the liberal world view and the inevitability of religion. They explore topics such as politics, religion, hierarchy, unity, nationalism, the concept of a person, proper love, binding communities, the importance of sacrifice, starting a Bible study with children, and approaching societal divides with honesty and self-improvement.

Dr. Az Hakeem discusses his years working as a psychologist with sexual deviants and the gender-distressed. Cool guy! Give him a follow and his book a read: Dr. Az's twitter: https://twitter.com/Doctor_Az_ Dr. Az's books: https://bit.ly/4a9TQFF Support this channel:  https://www.paypal.me/benjaminboyce https://cash.app/$benjaminaboyce https://www.buymeacoffee.com/benjaminaboyce

Psychologists Aaron Kindsvatter and David Tomasi discuss Critical Social Justice in the University setting. They explore challenges faced by college students in open discussions, navigating DEI training, and engaging on social media. The podcast also explores the impact of critical social justice ideology, the importance of therapy, and recognizing cognitive and emotional patterns. The hosts reflect on the complexity of DEI and discuss the significance of understanding psychological frameworks.

James Lindsay, known for his rationalist views, mysticism, and gnosticism, discusses topics such as the symbolism of the Ouroboros, the impact of 'too big to fail' mentality, critiques of consumerist individualism, mask wearing and public decency, the issue of individuals claiming to speak for groups, the influence of a vertically integrated messaging apparatus, critical immigration theory and its opposition, the relationship between communism and fascism, a preview of an upcoming book on queer theory and education, and the mystical side of the globalist agenda.

"The Right Side of History™," a 24-year-old grad student of patent law and bio-medical engineering, discusses the influence of Marxism on feminist and queer theories, the rise of woke ideologies in college campuses, the shift from local structures to larger authorities, the concept of dialectical thinking, the intersection of feminism and queer theory, and the perspective of gender critical activists on the concept of womanhood.

Talking power dynamics and conflict theory with Leslie of  @theradicalcenter