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Jessica Grose is an opinion writer for The New York Times. What I admire about Jessica's writing is that she doesn’t just cover politics as a horse race or culture as a meme war; she zooms into the kitchen tables, classrooms, and waiting rooms
Micah Sifry is a writer and organizer behind the Substack "The Connector." He has decades of experience in covering how technology is changing politics, and how to participate productively in the political process.In this episode, I got a chan
Announcement: this podcast will be publishing episodes twice as often as before (so every single week on Thursdays) for the next several weeks at least, and hopefully for longer. Count yourself lucky in that regard :)Noah Smith is an economist
Cathy Reisenwitz writes the Substack "Sex and the State," which covers the intersection between feminism, sex advocacy, and how our society shapes our perception of gender roles.In this episode, I got a chance to talk with her about her upbrin
Shauna Daly is the co-founder of the Substack "Young Men Research Initiative," which covers how people can reach out to young men who are increasingly drifting rightward.In this episode, I got a chance to talk with her about the ways that youn
When we see people acting in ways that seem irrational or incomprehensible, it’s easy to see them as ignorant or evil. But what if there’s more to it? What if, beneath the surface, there’s a much more complex mix of emotions—joy, fear, loyalty,
Lauren Harper Pope is the co-founder of WelcomePAC, an advocacy organization to help elect centrist Democrats in swing districts. Beyond helping to raise political funds in that regard, she is known for her political commentary, including Subst
Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/FramesofSpaceRobin Hanson is an associate professor of economics at George Mason University, and a former research associate at the Future of Humanity Institute of Oxford University. He is k
Greg Sargent is a staff writer at The New Republic and the host of the podcast "The Daily Blast."In this episode, I got a chance to talk with Greg about the electoral popularity of immigration reform, how shifts in voter turnout have affected
Tyler Cowen is the Holbert L. Harris Chair of Economics at George Mason University and director at the Mercatus Center. He is also the host of the podcast "Conversations with Tyler," where he talks about a wide range of topics from AI to econom
Miriam Elder is an American journalist known for her coverage of the Russian government. She has written for Vanity Fair, BuzzFeed News, The Guardian, and recently, The New York Times.In this episode, I got a chance to talk to her about her re
Darrell Owens is a Substack writer who is known for his commentary on housing, culture, and progressive politics.In this episode, I got a chance to talk to him about the prevalence of homelessness in blue cities, how progressives could respond
Jessica Grose is an opinion writer for The New York Times. She is known for writing about issues related to education and culture, such as how the pandemic has affected schools in the long run, or what has been causing declining fertility rates
Noah Smith is an economist who writes the Substack "Noahpinion" and co-hosts the podcast "Econ 102." He is known for his commentary on economic issues like inflation, trade policy, deficit spending, and more.In this episode, I got a chance to
What does Dylan Matthews think of the US's capital gains tax policies? What does Regan Arntz-Gray think of trad culture? What are Jamie Weinstein's views on Israel-Palestine?Today's episode is a collection of cut content from past interviews I
Jamie Weinstein is one of the main hosts of The Dispatch Podcast, and was the host of The Jamie Weinstein Show.In this episode, I got a chance to talk to him about the reactionary sentiments within the Republican Party, the decline of wokeness
Regan Arntz-Gray is a Substack writer and co-host of the podcast Moral Mayhem. She writes a lot about feminism, and how to address cultural issues surrounding gender in a positive-sum way.In this episode, I got a chance to talk to her about th
Ruth Whippman is an author and journalist who writes a lot about present-day cultural issues. She is also the author of the new book BoyMom: Reimagining Boyhood in the Age of Impossible Masculinity.In this episode, I got a chance to talk to he
Dylan Matthews is a senior correspondent for Vox and head writer for Future Perfect. He is known for his commentary on subjects like effective altruism, artificial intelligence, economics, and more.In this episode, I got a chance to talk to hi
Lily Geismer is an associate professor of history at Claremont McKenna College, and the author of Left Behind: The Democrats' Failed Attempt to Solve Inequality.In this episode, I got a chance to talk with her about the motives of the Democrat
Daniel Cox is the director of the Survey Center on American Life and a research fellow in polling and public opinion at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI). He also writes the Substack "American Storylines," where he chronicles many of the
Rachel Wiseman and Anastasia Berg are the authors of What Are Children For? On Ambivalence and Choice.In this episode, I got a chance to talk to them about the modern Millenial malaise around parenting, the dearth of depictions of motherhood i
I talked to Ryan Burge, the writer of the Substack "Graphs About Religion," about the decline of Christianity in the US.References"Ryan Burge: Losing Our Religion" from Razib Khan's Unsupervised Learning"The Coming Extinction of the White Ch
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