Pseudo-Intellectual with Lauren Chen

To begin today's show, Lauren explores the women's subreddit "r/TwoXChromosomes" and finds that what is marketed as a women's forum is really just a bastion of intersectional feminism. The second half of the show is dedicated to responding to the recent calls for and rationalizing of violence by left-wing activists.

Ziwe Fumudoh is the latest progressive comedian to have been astroturfed by the Left. White progressives seem to enjoy her shtick, which revolves around humiliating white progressives and celebrities in interviews. And in other news, a new live-action video game called "Gamer Girl" was announced, wherein the player has the role of chat moderator for an egirl's gaming stream and makes meaningful decisions in her life. Lauren explains why this game is getting so much backlash online.

It has been more than two months since the killing of George Floyd, and the protests across the United States have not abated. To the contrary: They've have escalated in their nightly violence — and it seems like people are tired of the crime. Later, Lauren returns to the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard case after the publication of new hit pieces that smear Depp (and his sympathizers) as misogynistic.

In this episode, we take a look at Jon Stewart's latest interview with the New York Times, in which he comments on George Floyd's death, the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests, and systemic racism. Then, award shows are about to get even MORE woke with new diversity quotas and potentially removing gender-segregated categories for awards.

As cancel culture becomes increasingly rampant in all varieties of entertainment, comedy has largely been a bastion of normalcy. However, this past year has been a turning point for comedy, as it too has been submitting to progressive ideology. BlazeTV host Chad Prather sits down with Lauren to discuss what he thinks comedy is about and where it's going.

Portland is burning as Antifa battles with federal law enforcement officers, whom social media has dubbed "secret police." Then, in a new civil suit, Cathy Areu alleges that Fox's Tucker Carlson ... said he was without his family?

In today's show, Lauren and Liam discuss the recent tensions between Antifa and #MarchForInnocence protesters in Ireland. The Left claims that these protests are homophobic in nature, while the Right claims that they are essentially just anti-pedophilia. Who is right? And second on the docket is the murder of Jessica Doty Whitaker, who was allegedly killed for saying "All lives matter."

Is black-on-black crime simply a malicious lie spread solely by white supremacists? One Teen Vogue writer says yes. Then, a new set of government policies in the U.K. aims to address the obesity epidemic, causing an uproar in the fat activism community, who believe these new guidelines are fatphobic.

Recently, the Left has been celebrating and fawning over Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s new song, "WAP," and calling anyone who critiques it either prude or racist. Ben Shapiro bore the brunt of the Twitter mob – is he out of touch with reality in 2020, or is the Left’s love of debauchery actually worth calling out?

Lauren and Liam discuss the most recent wave of suppression of conservative voices by big tech, as well as the "problematic" Netflix hit "365 Days."

In this more laid-back episode, Lauren and Liam discuss whether or not men tend to seek funny and financially successful partners. The second half of the show is dedicated to the discussion of orcs, elves, and other fantasy elements ... and whether they are racist or not.

In this more laid-back episode, Lauren and Liam discuss whether or not men tend to seek funny and financially successful partners. The second half of the show is dedicated to the discussion of orcs, elves, and other fantasy elements ... and whether they are racist or not.

After numerous famous academics, journalists, and authors signed the Harper's letter, an online debate about the legitimacy of "cancel culture" has ensued, with the leaders of the progressive mob claiming that it doesn't exist. And then, Lauren covers the "blue flu": police officers have been calling in sick as a means of protesting their treatment, and a huge surge in violent crime has followed. Should we expect more criminal activity if the calls to defund the police are answered?

Portland is burning as Antifa battles with federal law enforcement officers, whom social media has dubbed "secret police." Then, in a new civil suit, Cathy Areu alleges that Fox's Tucker Carlson ... said he was without his family?

In this episode, Lauren shares her opinion about whether or not racism is a mental illness. And furthermore, is any departure from the correct opinions just a sign of insanity, or are people just wrong sometimes? And then: In the U.K. and Canada, there have been petitions from artists of all specialties to bring about universal basic income (UBI). Lauren considers their economic advice.

One thing that Lauren and the radical, intersectional feminists can agree on is that "white feminism" sucks. But the similarities end there, and the complaints that feminists have about their paler counterparts are entertaining, at the very least. And second on the docket is ... who cheats more: men or women? Lauren settles the debate once and for all!

One thing that Lauren and the radical, intersectional feminists can agree on is that "white feminism" sucks. But the similarities end there, and the complaints that feminists have about their paler counterparts are entertaining, at the very least. And second on the docket is ... who cheats more: men or women? Lauren settles the debate once and for all!

Pick one and only one: the teachings of Jesus Christ or those of the woke mob. BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey joins Lauren to discuss the encroachment of radical progressivism in the church.

In today's show, Lauren and Liam discuss the recent tensions between Antifa and #MarchForInnocence protesters in Ireland. The Left claims that these protests are homophobic in nature, while the Right claims that they are essentially just anti-pedophilia. Who is right? And second on the docket is the murder of Jessica Doty Whitaker, who was allegedly killed for saying "All lives matter."

Ziwe Fumudoh is the latest progressive comedian to have been astroturfed by the Left. White progressives seem to enjoy her shtick, which revolves around humiliating white progressives and celebrities in interviews. And in other news, a new live-action video game called "Gamer Girl" was announced, wherein the player has the role of chat moderator for an egirl's gaming stream and makes meaningful decisions in her life. Lauren explains why this game is getting so much backlash online.

Ben Shapiro is being slammed by the Left because he does not think empathy should be the main driving force when it comes to legislation. Because feelings don't care about your facts. Then, AOC is making headlines again, and this time it's not just because Republicans love to hate-watch her: She recently delivered a 10-minute speech about the abuse she suffered at the hands of Rep. Ted Yoho when she alleges ... he called her an expletive?

John Oliver has not been making many headlines lately, but that changed with a new woke episode of "Last Week Tonight," where he takes a look at American history through the lens of racial struggle.

Oprah Winfrey is a self-made African-American woman with a net worth of over $2 billion USD, and she has now taken the opinion that America is best viewed through the lens of a racial caste system. In this understand of America, even the poorest white still has innate white privilege and an advantage over other groups. But is her own success story possible in such an imagined world?

When the writers of "The Bold Type" decided that a progressive left-wing woman of color would start a relationship with a conservative white woman, they thought that the message of overcoming political differences would play nicely. It likely will not come as a shock to viewers that their progressive audience did not agree ...

Lauren and Liam first discuss the new California law that potentially reduces criminal penalties for some sex offenders, then the case of Jessica Krug, a white professor who faked being black for years. Third on the docket is the death of Michael Forest Reinoehl, the man who allegedly shot Trump supporter Aaron "Jay" Danielson last Saturday. Lastly, John Boyega has been on the warpath against Disney after feeling his role was sidelined in the recent Star Wars movies.