Calmversations

January Littlejohn fought back against her daughter's school who was trying to transition her. The podcast discusses exploring gender identity in children, questioning the ethics of child gender transition, unconventional friendships, schools implementing gender support plans without parental consent, concerns about public schools handling gender identity, indoctrination in schools, gender ideology in sports, spaces, and education, and supporting parents of transgender children.

Carob Marcelle, a black American who speaks out against Diversity Equity Inclusion programs, discusses why DEI must end and the modern form of racism disguised as 'anti-racism'. Topics include her challenging upbringing, negative consequences faced by dissenting black females, the importance of dismantling systems of oppression, lack of trust in the government among Asian immigrants, the shift in perception of the church, concerns about introducing certain ideologies in schools, and challenges faced by authoritative black women.

Xi Van Fleet, who grew up in Communist China, speaks out against the rise of American Maoism and warns about the loss of freedom. Topics discussed include the importance of independent thinking, freedom of speech, enforcement of beliefs, the marvel of Communist stability, fighting indoctrination, and plans for the future.

Kallie, an expert in running remote support groups for parents of trans-identifying sons, discusses the emotional cost of trans identification on families. They explore the challenges parents face, the pressure to accept new names and pronouns, and the impact on mental health. The podcast also delves into the influence of the medical field on trans identification and highlights the importance of support groups and communication within marriages.

Shannon Thrace shares her experience of being married to a man who transitioned to a woman. They discuss attraction, cross-dressing as self-expression, atheism, and the relationship between identity and ideology.

Carrie Mendoza, an Emergency Room doctor, discusses the opioid crisis, gender medicine, and the failures of the healthcare system. Topics include the medicalization of gender distress, the impact of the pain scale in healthcare, Purdue Pharma's role in the crisis, measurement of value in human systems, the influence of Planned Parenthood, and advocacy work in fair medicine.

Josh Moon, owner & operator of the most embattled site on the Web, discusses the history and significance of Kiwi Farms, the concept of 'lolcows,' the intersection of transgender phenomena, autism, and pornography addiction, controversies surrounding Kiwi Farms, and the potential dangers of a 'better internet.'

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.