Interview: Bridget Phetasy On Gender Roles, Relationships, And Feminism
Bridget Phetasy, writer for Mel Magazine and Playboy, joins Ben Domenech for a discussion on modern dating and the future of Playboy.
‘Scrubs’ May Be 17 Years Old, But Its Message On The Value of Social Ties Is More Relevant Than Ever
More than anything, ‘Scrubs’ is the story of how J.D.’s entrance into the adult world was shaped and supported by his friends.
Why I Didn’t Watch The Awful, Pointless Ford-Kavanaugh Hearing
Jerry Springer Congress is the worst Congress, and I won’t watch it. Just evaluate the facts and vote.
‘The Creepy Line’ Takes On Google And Facebook’s Power To Manipulate Elections
Where is the line between tech companies legitimately attempting to monetize their services through targeted advertising and outright predatory invasions of personal privacy?
Social Media Is Turning Into Just Another Boring Television Channel
Even very smart critics can reflexively talk as if social media is the ultimate in digital living. Yet today, news keeps rolling in that would make calmer people draw a much different conclusion.
Washington Post Targets Verizon With Unverified Comments From Anonymous Internet Crank
As the trustworthiness of news outlets is under constant assault by President Trump, partisans of all stripes, and the public, the Washington Post’s article adds credence to charges of ‘fake news.’
If Government Grabbed Big Tech Algorithms, It’d Be A Huge Property Rights Violation
Critics are calling for Congress to force the popular platforms to open their codebooks. This would be bad for those companies and for consumers.
We Should Remember 9/11 Through The Lens Of Good Friday
We are all capable of indescribable evil. And yet God chose to love us.
Left Twitter Flips Over ‘White Power’ 4Chan Hoax During Kavanaugh Confirmation
Verified Twitter accounts spread a rumor that Republican operative Zina Bash subtly displayed a white power symbol as she sat behind Brett Kavanaugh during the long hearing.
What Cultural Trends Created ‘The Coddling Of The American Mind’?
Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt and First Amendment expert Greg Lukianoff join Federalist Radio to discuss what’s happening in both child development and on college campuses.
Why You Should Stop Engaging With Anonymous Twitter Accounts
The right to anonymous speech is God-given and inalienable. The right to a response is not. Engaging anonymous Twitter users is far more dangerous than useful.
History Teaches Us That Social Media Bias Can’t Stop Conservatives
Yes, social media companies are biased against conservatives. But no, they will not successfully stand athwart the conservative message.
Explosive Ivy League Study Repressed For Finding Transgender Kids May Be A Social Contagion
‘Rapid-onset gender dysphoria’ may be a social contagion linked with having friends who identify as LGBT, an identity politics culture, and an increase in internet use, finds a Brown University study.
Why Government Regulation Will Only Make Google And Facebook’s Bias Worse
The president is clearly on to something about Google rigging their searches against conservatives. But his solution will only make the problem worse.
Kara Swisher Explains The Biggest Misconceptions About Silicon Valley
Kara Swisher, Executive Editor of Recode, joins Federalist Radio Hour to discuss a platform’s right to ban users and other issues facing Silicon Valley’s tech giants.
Pew: Only 14 Percent Of Americans Changed Their Minds Because Of Something On Social Media
If you really want to persuade people, avoid arguing on social media and invest in education, community, and real-life conversations.
Restoring Dignity Is Essential For Improving Public Discourse
Author Dan Darling joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss what happens when a society forgets the value of human dignity.
Better A Naked Public Square Than An Empty One
Bill Maher is one of the last defenders of free speech who understands that banning the crackpots and the “wrongthink” from the public square is inherently bad for us all.
Now That Twitter No Longer Helps Me Gauge What’s Offensive, Here’s What I Do
Because I’m desperately, epically isolated, I find it hard to determine whether something I write is offensive to the public, whose tastes are always changing, and who are generally stupid.
Federalist Radio: Security Clearances Are Not Essential To Free Speech
Columnist and writer Michael Tracey joins Ben Domenech on this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss Russian trolls, John Brennan, and Alex Jones.
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