One of the most fascinating podcast interviews I’ve seen in a long time. Throws me back to A Canticle for Leibowitz, one of the best works of science fiction to come out of the 19th century.
Tag: long-form podcasts
A fascinating take on cultural trends from a fashion CEO
I was not expecting to get as much out of this podcast as I did. Triggernometry is a fantastic long-form podcast, and the guest for this one is the guy who made the suits for Jordan Peterson, among other people. He has some fascinating insights into our current culture and where, from his view, it… Continue reading A fascinating take on cultural trends from a fashion CEO
Great interview about conservatives and art
This isn’t exactly a long-form podcast episode, but it is a really great interview on a subject that is near and dear to my own heart. Andrew Klavan is a fantastic author—I’m currently reading his latest Cameron Winter novel, A Woman Underground, and loving it—and of the Daily Wire hosts, he gives the most interesting… Continue reading Great interview about conservatives and art
Two more fascinating pro-natalist podcast episodes
Ward Radio is a Latter-day Saint podcast that tackles all aspects of Mormonism, from rebutting anti-Mormon arguments and debating various models of Book of Mormon geography to running deep dives on ancient apocryphal texts and fringe scientific theories. They also tackle cultural issues too, and in these two podcasts, they specifically look at the depopulation… Continue reading Two more fascinating pro-natalist podcast episodes
Interesting interview about the depopulation crisis
I listen to a lot of long-form podcasts these days, usually while I’m doing work that doesn’t require my full attention. So I figure it would be good to start posting links to the more interesting ones. Chris Williamson is a great interviewer, and he has a knack for finding really interesting guests. He particularly… Continue reading Interesting interview about the depopulation crisis