A Voice for Men

Join us this week as we are joined by distinguished Professor Don Dutton of the University of British Columbia, one of the world's foremost domestic violence researchers, as we discuss his career in domestic violence, his book "Rethinking Domestic Violence," and his work in training and advocacy in this important area. We will also discuss what is known about the phenomenon of false allegations of things like rape and domestic violence.

We've all had experience with this particular girl. You know the one, she has a passing interest in games and when she strides into a scene that's sprung up around men who have turned a love of games into a vibrant subculture… she says "now I get to make the rules. Because vagina."

It doesn't matter if there are already women in the subculture, enjoying it for its own sake, she's the self-appointed queen bee and all must bow to her pronouncements. "Because vagina. And also rape."

Anita is just the latest in a long line of girl interlopers who've decided they define the rules of gamer culture. Her bugbear? Damsels in Games.

Her solution? Play the damsel to bring attention to how games promote the social role of damsel for women.

One would think Anita scoring 150 thou for playing the damsel would do more to encourage damseling in women and in games since it obviously pushes men's buttons) then seeing  a bunch of pixels arranged in the shape of a helpless princess… but, you know, "Vagina. Rape. Misogyny."

The real kicker? Anita doesn't even have a passing interest in games. So she's demanding game makers remove damsels in distress to cater to the tastes of someone who will never give them any of the 150 thou she scored playing the damsel.

Apparently the only one who can cash in on damseling is Anita. Maybe she's less a crusader against damseling and more a damseling monopolist.

Tonight we will not be have a guest, but Robert O'Hara and James Huff will be bringing you the latest news and commentary.  We will be taking calls as well from those who want to air a variety of topics or discuss the news stories we will be covering.

Join us for tonight's free for all.

The call in number is 310-388-9709. Show time is at 9pm Eastern time, 6pm Pacific

Tales from the Infrared, Geek Culture from a Red Pill Perspective, makes its triumphant return, with host Christian Chiasson and Dean Esmay. Join us as we talk all things geeky and nerdy, but especially (this week) The Walking Dead, Grand Theft Auto V, the new Pokemon game, and more! Get ready for nerdgasm!

On October 18, Huffnágel Pista, James Huff, Lucian Vâlsan and the guest, Mike Buchanan, will be talking about the vote in the European Parliament’s subcommittees regarding the forced female quotas in private companies’ boardrooms.

We will then talk extensively about the UK political party Justice for Men and Boys (and the women who love them) and Mike’s Campaign for Merit in Business which is essentially a reaction to the EU’s push to throw away merit from private companies in the name of “substantive equality”.

We will also talk about the upcoming European elections, Britain’s next voting and other corollary topics with the purpose of propping up a few ideas on how can both Britain, and the EU as a whole get rid of feminist-influenced policies and laws.

This discussion will be of particular interest for Britons but also for those trapped in the EU. Call in at (001) 310 388 9709, or Skype in, after the news.

The show will commence at 7 PM GMT (London, Reykjavik and Lisbon time).

That is 8 PM CET (Madrid, Paris, Brussels, Rome, Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Budapest, Berlin, Vienna, Warsaw, Amsterdam, Bern, Bratislava, Prague, Belgrade, Tirana, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Sarajevo and Skopje time)

That is 9 PM EET (Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius, Kiev, Chisinau, Bucharest, Sofia, Athens, Ankara and Nicosia time)

That is 10 PM FEET (Minsk time)

And, finally, 11 PM Moscow time.

For the listeners in America this means 2 PM EST, 1 PM CST, 12 PM MST and 11 AM PST.

For the listeners in Australia, this means October 19, 2 AM (AWST) in West Australia and 4 AM AEST. (times adjusted in accordance with DST both for Europe and America)

It's hard to be a man these days.

I you don't get married, you'll be a peter pan. A layabout. A no-good bum and also a some sort of sinister social cyst ready to explode all your unchanelled bachelorness all over the good folks of society.

You can go the traditional route and earn an identity sacrificing for a woman. In exchange you get to call yourself the head of the household. 

Of course if you take responsibility for a woman and a family, feminists' will call you a patriarchal devil. 

And no matter how traditional your wife, you don't exactly have any protections should she get an itch that can only be scratched by a man who's, you know, more authoritative than you.

Some men are deciding that maybe they'd just like to be… you know… a guy. Not a monster or a hero. Just themselves. 

Without women. Or their expectations.

But apparently that's not their prerogative. Because despite the abuse both camps like to heap on men for getting married, for staying single, for being divorced… for going left and going right and going nowhere at all… Men are still supposed to play the game.

Join us at 10am Central, 4pm London Time, for Revelations with Erin Pizzey. This week our guest is domestic violence researcher Martin S. Fiebert of California State University. Join us with your questions, comments, and experiences!

On October 11, Lucian Vâlsan, James Huff, Huffnágel Pista and whoever shall call in will be talking about the process of forgetting history.

We talk a lot in the MRM about how the dark history of the totalitarian regimes that tormented Europe seems to be repeating itself with the European Union only this time with feminism and political correctness used as the vanguards.

These kinds of connections aren’t hard to make if one has minimal knowledge regarding the history of the last 100 years in Europe but the problem is that that minimal knowledge is slowly fading away since more and more European schools are more interested in teaching the recently disproved global warming theory as an ill created by the male sex than teaching the valuable lessons that individuals could and should draw from the tumultuous history of Europe.

One way or the other, setting the record straight is a must for the success of this movement and the truth in general because as long Europe is willing to forget women like Nexhmije Hoxha, Elena Ceau?escu, Erna Petri, Johanna Altvater or Irma Grese, there is little to no chance to convince the culture that women are human beings with faults and issues, just like men are.

The subject is complex and we will definitely not be able to cover it entirely but please do join us in an effort to discover new ways for setting the record straight. Call in at (001) 310 388 9709, or Skype in, after the news.

The show will commence at 7 PM GMT (London time).

That is 8 PM CET (Budapest / Berlin time)

That is 9 PM EET (Helsinki / Bucharest time)

That is 10 PM FEET (Minsk time)

And, finally, 11 PM Moscow time.

For the listeners in America this means 2 PM EST, 1 PM CST, 12 PM MST and 11 AM PST.

For the listeners in Australia, this means October 12, 2 AM (AWST) in West Australia and 4 AM AEST.

As a woman involved in the Men's Movement, I'm often asked how it is that I came to be interested in men's issues. Sometimes the question is asked with skepticism, because, after all, why would a woman be interested in the rights of half the sentient beings that share the planet with her? Sometimes it's it's asked sincerely since the movement that's billed itself as women's voice in the world is also a movement that is virulently anti-male. And it's not like many women are correcting that perception. So why did I get involved? Why did we--that is the women who make an effort to bring awareness and engage in activism for men's issues--why do we get involved?

Join me, Karen Straughan, Della Burton, Alison Tieman and special guest, Diana Davison as we discuss why we're involved in the movement for men's human rights.

This week we will be dedicating our entire show to last week’s tragic suicide of Christian Adamek, a fifteen year old student at Sparkman High in Harvest Alabama.  We will be talking about Sparkman High School principal Michael Campbell’s actions after the now infamous streaking incident and before Adameks death as well as activism efforts to get him removed from his job.  We will also be talking about misandry in education and how it affects boys. We invite those who knew Christian to call in and share their thoughts and memories of him.  

Undoubtedly this will be a difficult episode to listen to and participate in.  However, it is important that the issue of suicide and misandry facing young males today be tackled and dealt with.