The Will to Change - Feminism Deconstructed

New York City and Gender Wars

Duncan Idaho has infiltrated NYC and reveals what no New Yorker wants to admit. Plus, Gender Wars are fake and gay, but are very real to some.

The Will to Change - Feminism Deconstructed

Duncan Idaho and Gurney Halleck review Bell Hooks' The Will to Change. If men let go of their will to dominate, then the world would become a better place. Men want to let go, so says Bell Hooks. Do feminists want men to let go of the will to dominate, or is there more to it?

What it Means to Outsource the Truth

Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho deep dive The Ministry of Truth substack post by Curtis Yarvin. All organizations and governments must decide on a method for fact and truth finding, but most outsource it to centralized external authorities. The impact of this idea is explored in this episode. Our gallant hosts also debate whether TikTok is represents psychological warfare by the CCP or just opportunism.

Lincoln Gradually Awakes! A Discussion on Lincoln the Man by Edgar Lee Masters

In this episode we discuss Chapter 10 of Lincoln the Man. Lincoln made major strides in his political career much later in life than most would expect. How exactly did he "awake from his slumber in a useless world when all seems dead"? Lincoln now saw his chance to finally make something of himself and take his long-time rival Douglas down a notch as the Presidential nominee of the new Republican party.

The Union of the Constitution Before the War - Lincoln the Man by Edgar Lee Masters

Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho review chapter 13 of Lincoln the Man by Edgar Lee Masters. This chapter shows how Lincoln viewed the Union and why he believed his presidential mandate was to maintain it at all costs. Masters provides context by retelling the history of the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, and state sovereignty. Idaho and Duncan are interested in how the roots of leftism and conservatism play out in this conflict between the states.