Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
worldaccordingtobenstein@gmail.com (Ben Stein, Myles Wakeham, Remso Martinez, Judah Friedman)
From Aborting Life To Aborting Gender
From Aborting Life To Aborting Gender
From Aborting Life To Aborting Gender
Friday 1st April 2022
Ben Stein and guests debate gender identity, social media's influence, election integrity, and more in this engaging episode.
64 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Gender Debates and Society: Ben Stein's Bold Conversations
A lot of problems that we have today I don’t genuinely believe would have existed had it not been for social media.
What happens when you mix a panel of sharp minds with some of the most contentious topics of our time? You get an episode of 'The World According to Ben Stein' that's bound to make you think. In this episode, Ben Stein and co-host Judah Friedman are joined by Myles Wakeham and Remso Martinez to dive into the heated discussions surrounding gender identity and societal norms.
They’re not just skimming the surface either; they go deep, questioning the impact of big tech, corporate agendas, and social media on our perceptions of gender. Ever wondered why it feels like everyone’s talking about gender transitions? This panel doesn't have all the answers, but their perspectives are eye-opening. They argue that the influence of major corporations and social media is pushing a narrative that might not align with everyone’s reality.
And it’s not just about gender; the conversation veers into election integrity and vaccine mandates, making for a rich tapestry of debate. The episode also sprinkles in lighter moments—like whether you should help yourself to a brownie at someone else's house or ask first—keeping the tone balanced and engaging. If you're looking for a podcast that tackles tough issues head-on while still keeping things relatable, this episode is for you.