The Red Pill movement has completely jumped the shark, and increasingly, lawyers and judges working within our court system are having to deal with the effects of it. This week, divorce attorney Corbin Payne joins me to discuss what really goes down in splitsville, how the Red Pill's harmful narratives are contributing to nasty divorces, and the best ways for young men and women to protect themselves in relationships.

The male loneliness epidemic has gotten a considerable amount of coverage over the past couple of years, but the question still remains: what are we supposed to do about it, and who specifically is supposed to take action here? For many women, there is an underlying accusation in these headlines that women have caused the problem and therefore need to help solve it. But in response, a growing number of women are pushing back, claiming that men have brought this situation on themselves — and if they’re such great big and strong leaders then, well, shouldn’t they be able to solve this epidemic on their own?

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Women have been trending left in the US for decades, and that has accelerated in recent years. But while many of them have done so in response to policies and personalities they perceive as hostile towards women, the reality is the Left has its own sexism problem.

From allowing men to invade women’s spaces, to invalidating the sexual preferences of lesbians, to erasing the identity of women altogether, to maligning feminists as "terfs" - the left has also become quite hostile to women in recent years.

Here to help me unpack these issues is one of my favorite former leftists, YouTuber Arielle Scarcella. Scarcella made waves in 2020 when she launched her bombshell video: “I'm A Lesbian Woman & I'm Leaving The INSANE "Progressive" Left” - which was iconic. Today, she's blazing a new trail, creating the blueprint for what it looks like to stand for women's rights, LGBT rights, and common sense in a post-equality world.