Amala Ekpunobi

Today Amala takes a deep dive into the once-magical, now disturbing world of Disney, looking at how their content has changed, their diversity initiatives, their relationship with China, and recent revelations from Christopher Rufo exposing the company’s radical political agenda at its highest levels. Plus Amala gives her take on the ongoing debate about whether Disney’s actions constitute “grooming” and whether we should refer to people who support teaching gender ideology to kids “groomers.”

And we’re live! In this debut episode of Unapologetic LIVE, Amala does a deep dive into her own journey of going from a far-left activist to free-thinking conservative. She reveals what led her to change her mind and explains how her new show is all about thinking for yourself in pursuit of the truth.

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It’s a bittersweet day as this will be our final episode of Will & Amala LIVE before Will & Amala launch their new shows and projects in the coming weeks! Be sure to subscribe below, but meanwhile today Will & Amala react to a couple of trending stories before answering your questions for “Dear Will & Amala” and we close things out looking back at some of our favorite moments from the show.

Today Will & Amala react to a trending editorial from the New York Times about free speech, Joe Rogan’s comments on whether censorship promotes extremism, Tim Pool’s hot take on Lia Thomas, and more. Plus we end the week with a game of Word Sneak for Fun Friday!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Today Will & Amala react to a leading children’s hospital in Portland whose “Gender Clinic” offers advice for the “safe tucking” of a boy’s genitals among many other disturbing practices. Plus Harvard openly abandons its historic neutrality on political issues, the NYT proposes ending a 9-5 schedule, and Chris Cuomo goes scorched earth on CNN. Watch to the end for a Throwback Thursday history lesson from Will on the real Saint Patrick.

Today Will & Amala react to clips from PragerU’s NEW documentary “Homelessness: The Reality and the Solution” and interview two men who were featured in the documentary. The first is Tom Wolf, a former drug addict and homeless person turned advocate, who shares his incredible story of recovery and explains what it really takes to get people off the streets. Next, we speak to Judge Glock, an author, researcher, and Chief Policy Officer at the Cicero Institute who debunks the “housing first” approach to solving homeless used by progressive cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles. Stay tuned for the end of the show where Will & Amala face Reddit’s toughest moral dilemmas from a sub called “Am I The A-Hole?”

Today we react to The View calling Tulsi Gabbard treasonous for drawing attention to biolabs in Ukraine, Bill Maher grappling with the radicalization of the left, and the Washington Post admitting that schools were better off staying open. Plus USA Today names a trans admiral its “Woman of the Year,” dressing like a man is the new women’s trend, and TikTok Tuesday!

Will & Amala are back reacting to Russell Brand’s EPIC takedown of Justin Trudeau, Joe Rogan saying wokeness killed comedy movies, and Elon Musk’s hilarious meme mocking Netflix’s wokeness. Plus Naomi Osaka cries after being heckled, the absurdity of the Kyrie Irving situation hits new highs, and we interview Ilan Sinelnikov, President of Students Supporting Israel, about the ongoing war in Ukraine before capping things off with this week’s “Dear Will & Amala!”

Christopher Rufo joins the show today to discuss his activism against Critical Race Theory in public schools, America’s biggest corporations like Disney and American Express, and in the mainstream media seen in shows like Joy Reid and John Oliver. Christopher’s latest work includes exposing a “sexy summer camp” for children in Kentucky and criticizing Victoria’s Secret’s new focus on social justice and intersectionality.