Red Scare

Fashion critic Paul Cupo dishes on the Met Gala, dissecting celebrities' outfits with a mix of praise and scrutiny, from loafer choices to snake head accessories.

America's most unpopular pundit Steve Sailer discusses topics such as race, genetics, and societal constructs, the impact of liberal policies on society, evolution of welfare policies, cultural observations in diverse cities, tallness, punk music, interracial marriage, and the concept of 'noticing'. He also explores comedians' use of punchlines and political correctness.

Campus Palestine protests, self-immolation, right wing women, Weinstein's overturned conviction, and the Will Stancil phenomenon discussed. Also exploring online impulses and social media addiction.

Casual chat about Coachella, protests, smoking habits. Lana's evolution, cultural interpretations. Brandy branding controversy, fashion styles, appearance standards. Unique brands, ethical shopping habits. Analyzing dreams, prophetic insights.

The hosts delve into a listener's boyfriend's laser hair removal request, offering varied perspectives and alternative solutions.

Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman's controversial rehabilitation journey and manipulative behaviors are dissected. Topics include anti-Semitic remarks, redemption efforts, narcissistic facades, and societal influences on narcissism.

Model and actress Pariah the Doll joins the ladies to discuss gender dysphoria therapy, gender norms, and the challenges of raising children in a gender-neutral setting. They also touch on Andrea Long Chu's moral case for trans kids and the TikTok ban.

Discussions on tomboy discourse, Ramadan fasting, religion, and laser hair removal. Exploring feminine beauty standards in America, women's online persona, and societal expectations. Critique of a film's themes, transformative chaos of Shodickov, and complex themes of sexuality and politics. Aversion towards steampunk fashion, filmmaking styles, and artistic constraints.

The ladies discuss Aaron Bushnell's self-immolation and the effects of social media scrutiny, Google's woke Gemini AI turning racist, and Diddy's belated #MeToo moment.

The hosts discuss Emily Gould's near-divorce experience and Charlotte Cowles losing $50K to a scam. They also review Vultures & touch on family dynamics, 'wiggers' relationship with black culture, symbolism in an Albanian mafia-influenced album, misunderstood song lyrics, internet addiction, dislike towards a controversial figure, women navigating ambition & motherhood, societal pressures on career decisions, personal growth, and falling victim to scams.