This time, I chat with Isaac Saul, who I’ve been welcoming into my inbox for many months now.  You see, Saul is a journalist and the founder of Tangle (readtangle.com), an independent, nonpartisan politics newsletter that summarizes the best arguments from the right and left on the big news of the day.   We discuss how Tangle got started, what Saul has learned while publishing Tangle, how journalism has lost trust and how it can regain it, political division in journalism, and much more.

Today's guest is Colin Wright, evolutionary biologist, the Founding Editor of Reality's Last Stand, and an academic advisor for the Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine.

In this episode we discuss one of the topics that probably scares me most to talk about publicly. And that’s exactly why I’m talking about it.  How did we get to a place where it can be so terrifying to speak on certain topics, and especially so when my own point of view isn’t even particularly controversial? What does that mean for society to find ourselves in this place? How does it harm us and the people that this shutting down of discourse purports to be protecting? How do we dig ourselves out of it? As you might have have guessed, we will be discussing various issues around gender identity. The most dangerous topic on the Internet.

Colin and I agree on some things, probably disagree on a few too, but are more than willing to have a thoughtful and civil conversation.

Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @swipewright.