Join us on the Fireside Chat as we chat with special guest Elizabeth Jack. Elizabeth Jack is an American equalist who writes about gender issues, focusing primarily on sexual and domestic abuse. She has a left-leaning but non-feminist approach to gender and a penchant for debate.

Feminist anti-coverture complaints held that women had a right to control over their own economic welfare and activity on the basis of being equally capable as men regarding personal responsibility and accountability. Today’s feminists blame men and only men for unplanned pregnancy. What is their logic, and how does it relate to the movement’s history of activism?

Join us on this week's show as we watch a video released by the Majority Report's Emma Vigland and Sam Seder as they dunk on beta male Tim Pool and fake alphas Fresh & Fit! Rev up your Bugatis and show us your drip!

Join us on Maintaining Frame as we continue to go through an article from our friends at the Independent writer Olivia Petter who claims that neither Andrew Tate or Caitlin Moran can answer the masculinity question! What is her Final Solution?

Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about the fires in Maui, Dr. Jordan Peterson is to be "re-educated", Trump is arrested in Fulton County, and more!

Join us on the Fireside Chat as we chat with special guest Daniel Perrins. Dan has been at this longer than I have and is likely the man responsible for the meme legend herself, Chanty Binx, AKA Big Red. He specializes in men's mental health awareness, suicide and considers himself a fact-slinger. Danger hairs beware! We'll talk about this and more!

Join us on this week's show as we look at the response to serial baby murderer Lucy Letby, what she did, how she is being covered, and some surprising revelations about her personal life that most don't want you to know.

Feminists attribute all of their criticisms of male behavior to the phenomenon of men trying to live up to traditional gender roles and norms they’ve labeled “toxic masculinity.” These roles and norms, which they refer to as “patriarchal” in the patriarchy conjecture they call “theory,” are allegedly enforced by social pressure from, according to feminists, other men. Among the most toxic is the “pressure” to fill the “head of household” role, a role of responsibility and authority. Yet, feminist women still expect men to make relationships with them. And what do they expect from these men?

Join us on the call-in show as we take your comments and chat about Passport Bros and why women and feminists are big mad about it. Also, does simply claiming to care about men's pain help men, or is it just another kind of virtue-signal?

Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about the news that Elon Musk is going to be removing the block button on his social media platform X, the case of baby murderer Lucy Letby, a mother found her son decapitated(this gets weird), and more!