Maiden Mother Matriarch with Louise Perry

Philosopher and president of Ralston College, Stephen Blackwood, discusses the failings of modern architecture, the West's spiritual crisis post-World War II, and the veneration of subversion for subversion's sake. Topics include human preferences in architecture, traditional vs. contemporary architecture, the impact of subversion on society, and navigating societal norms in modern civilization.

Investigative journalist, Hannah Barnes, discusses the findings of the Cass Review exposing failures in pediatric gender care at the Tavistock. They delve into the challenges faced by vulnerable children, flaws in data recording, and the complexities of providing gender care for young individuals. The conversation uncovers systemic issues within healthcare services and the need for more holistic approaches.

Alex Kaschuta, host of 'Subversive,' discusses online gender wars, dysfunctional relationships caused by the internet, and protecting children from negative online influences. They delve into the impact of online platforms on gender discourse, the role of influential figures in Western discourse, and navigating online success while maintaining authenticity. The conversation also explores the challenges of excessive online presence, peer influence on children's development, and the importance of parental guidance in the digital age.

Rob Henderson, author of 'Troubled: A Memoir of Foster Care, Family, and Social Class', discusses how elite individuals uphold outdated beliefs on sexual liberation but practice conservative behaviors. They explore stereotypes in child advocacy, the conflict between adult freedom and child guidance, and the concept of luxury beliefs tied to social status and education levels. The conversation also delves into the influence of genetics and environment on success, societal changes impacting work habits, and the challenges of upholding values in a modern world.

Writer and online culture expert Katherine Dee discusses the positive aspects of TikTok, the internet's impact on women's sexuality, and the misconceptions about femcels. They explore diverse TikTok content, the intersection of technology and society, authenticity on Twitter and TikTok, and the influence of online spaces on women's sexuality.

Evolutionary psychologist Geoffrey Miller discusses how consumerist culture affects fertility, status games in parenting, the challenges of the blank slate view of human nature, and the adaptive nature of self-deception. The extended discussion covers polyamory's elitist appeal and the debate on its normalization in society.

Irish Times columnist Finn McRedmond discusses Ireland's recent referendum outcomes on marriage and motherhood definitions, societal attitudes towards immigration, and the challenges of liberalization. They also delve into the evolution of abortion laws, the pro-choice stance in relation to Catholicism, and the shifting religious landscape of Ireland towards secularism.

Robin Hanson, Associate Professor of Economics, discusses falling birth rates and the potential impact on innovation and a high tech future. The conversation explores the consequences of declining populations, preservation of cultural identity, and the intersection of Amish values with advanced technology in future societies.

Heather Heying discusses modern guidance on breastfeeding, co-sleeping, and sleep training. Reflecting on historical inaccuracies in parenting advice. Exploring cultural perspectives on children and navigating complexities of co-sleeping advice. Critiquing official guidelines and examining historical views on infanticide and abortion in early modern England.

Catherine Pakaluk, Director of Social Research and Associate Professor at the Catholic University of America, dives into the lives of highly educated women who embrace large families. She discusses how these women challenge societal norms and the joy they find in motherhood. The conversation highlights the unique struggles of balancing multiple children with career aspirations, while also emphasizing the importance of family-centered values. With insights on the emotional and financial dynamics of parenting, Pakaluk reveals the deeper motivations behind their choices.