Pseudo-Intellectual with Lauren Chen

In this episode, Lauren breaks out the English accent to review some of the latest Brexit news, then looks at some of the juiciest complaints from contemptuous remainers.

Samantha Bee recently called PragerU and its videos "dangerous" on her show Full Frontal. Does Bee have any valid criticisms against PragerU? Or is her whole segment merely a smear job, motivated by the fact that PragerU is successfully changing the minds of young people?

This year's Super Bowl ads took politics to a whole new level, with PETA, Olay, Secret, and Sabra Hummus injecting political issues into their commercials. Does this virtue signaling actually help sell products? Or are these companies going to end up with more backlash than support?

This year's Super Bowl ads took politics to a whole new level, with PETA, Olay, Secret, and Sabra Hummus injecting political issues into their commercials. Does this virtue signaling actually help sell products? Or are these companies going to end up with more backlash than support?

Social justice activist actress Jameela Jamil recently faced backlash after accepting a role on HBO Max's new show "Legendary," which focuses on an aspect of LGBT culture called "ballroom." Critics were upset that she would be participating in this show as a straight woman, prompting Jamil to come out as queer. In this episode, we discuss the current discourse over LGBT representation in media and how it's affecting creators.

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Lilly Singh was part of the NBA All-Star roast, but her performance drew widespread criticism. In this episode, we roast Singh instead and look at the parts of her "comedy" that have been causing such a negative response even from people who used to be her fans.

It wasn't long ago that Carlos Maza was making his vehement hatred of YouTube known because the company gave a platform to BlazeTV's own Steven Crowder. Today, Maza ironically finds himself trying to start an independent career on YouTube, where he un-ironically has a platform to call for communist revolution.

This year's Super Bowl ads took politics to a whole new level, with PETA, Olay, Secret, and Sabra Hummus injecting political issues into their commercials. Does this virtue signaling actually help sell products? Or are these companies going to end up with more backlash than support?

In this "Birds of Prey" review, we look at Harley Quinn's previous criticism and current embrace by feminists. Plus, we examine the new film's woke messaging, which includes chastising misogynists and avoiding the male gaze.

In this special episode, Lauren is joined by Dave Rubin to discuss his latest book, "Don't Burn This Book: Thinking for Yourself in an Age of Unreason." Dave's work is particularly relevant given the development of the pandemic, in which Americans have been forced to think for themselves or relinquish their freedoms.

Sex robots are coming, one way or another. First, Lauren discusses the idea that sex robots will have eventually have libidos of their own — but will they understand human consent? And then the show takes a darker turn, with the focus on sex robots that are designed to look like human children. Are these morally acceptable, or do they deserve the stigma attached to pedophilia?

This episode is a little different. Instead of the usual political and social commentary, Lauren shares her experience with the carnivore diet and its impact on her health.

Many media companies have had to lay off staff recently, and VICE has had some of the deepest cuts. While people losing jobs is always sad, is there some irony to the fact that "journalists" who push to keep the economy closed are now losing their own jobs? The second half of the show covers the recent Idaho HB500 law, which protects women athletes from having to compete with trans women athletes — much to the outrage of some trans women, of course.

This episode is a little different. Instead of the usual political and social commentary, Lauren shares her experience with the carnivore diet and its impact on her health.

In today's episode, Lauren kicks off the show with some coverage of the riots and protests in the Parisian suburbs (also known as no-go zones). Then, we shift our focus to something a little more lighthearted: Nicki Minaj is in the spotlight for "queer-baiting"? What exactly does this mean, and why is this phenomena likely not to stop anytime soon? Tune in to find out!

In today's episode, Lauren covers the recent deal between PewDiePie and YouTube and the ensuing leftist rage from the mainstream news and pundits. Then, Mark Ruffalo, the actor who plays the Hulk, goes on a progressive tirade about how discriminatory Hollywood is.

In today's episode, Lauren kicks off the show with some coverage of the riots and protests in the Parisian suburbs (also known as no-go zones). Then, we shift our focus to something a little more lighthearted: Nicki Minaj is in the spotlight for "queer-baiting"? What exactly does this mean, and why is this phenomena likely not to stop anytime soon? Tune in to find out!

More women are signing up to be cam girls now that they've lost their jobs, but established posters on sites like OnlyFans aren't too happy about the new competition. Then, is the case of Ahmaud Arbery an example of racial bias? Some activists say yes. And finally, why some British feminists want to make street harassment illegal.

More women are signing up to be cam girls now that they've lost their jobs, but established posters on sites like OnlyFans aren't too happy about the new competition. Then, is the case of Ahmaud Arbery an example of racial bias? Some activists say yes. And finally, why some British feminists want to make street harassment illegal.

In this episode, Lauren and Liam look at the latest incel attack and ponder whether hook-up culture is contributing to the rise of single, lonely young men. Then, J.K. Rowling once again upsets LGBT activists and is branded a "TERF" for her activity on social media. And finally, California extends pandemic relief funds to illegal immigrants.

In this episode, Lauren and Liam discuss the surprising news that Lilly Singh's late-night show will have a second season. Then, on a more serious note, a number of videos involving adults behaving in overtly sexual ways with children have gone viral. Are these videos outliers or a concerning trend?

In this episode, Lauren looks at one fat acceptance activist who is upset that the self-love and body positivity movement has come to include so many thin and conventionally attractive influencers. Then, socialists online are upset that Jeff Bezos may become the world's first trillionaire and reveal their ignorance about economics and finances.

In this episode, Lauren looks at one fat acceptance activist who is upset that the self-love and body positivity movement has come to include so many thin and conventionally attractive influencers. Then, socialists online are upset that Jeff Bezos may become the world's first trillionaire and reveal their ignorance about economics and finances.

Edward Cullen, Christian Grey, and now Joe Goldberg. These characters are some of the most romanticized in pop culture, but they all share a concerning trait: They're psychopaths. In this video, we look at the women who glorify abusive behaviors and examine why in the world some women might actually be attracted to stalkers.