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In Episode 2, Embert dives headfirst into the madness masquerading as progress. From banning the words “mom” and “dad” to glorifying confusion as inclusion, Embert lays into the culture that seems more interested in rewriting reality than improving it.
This episode isn’t left vs. right—it’s logic vs. lunacy. Embert spares no one as he calls out the cultural contortionists turning basic facts into hate speech and common sense into controversy. And yes, his grandson makes an appearance—mostly as a warning about what happens when you raise a kid on Wi-Fi and plant-based cheese.
Highlights include:
Embert’s take on why progress used to mean solving problems, not creating new ones
A sharp critique of language policing, identity inflation, and trend-based “activism”
A rant about spineless politicians, including his own party
A no-holds-barred plea to bring back accountability and backbone—on all sides
Along the way, Embert forgets his point, doubles back, drags TikTok dads and oat milk enthusiasts, and somehow manages to offend just about everyone before circling back to something wise. It’s messy, it’s off-script, it’s Embert in full form.
If you’ve been quietly wondering if the world’s gone nuts while pretending to nod along at brunch, this episode will make you feel seen—and probably a little fired up.
New episodes drop regularly, or whenever Embert needs to get something off his chest before society fully collapses.
By It's EmbertIn Episode 2, Embert dives headfirst into the madness masquerading as progress. From banning the words “mom” and “dad” to glorifying confusion as inclusion, Embert lays into the culture that seems more interested in rewriting reality than improving it.
This episode isn’t left vs. right—it’s logic vs. lunacy. Embert spares no one as he calls out the cultural contortionists turning basic facts into hate speech and common sense into controversy. And yes, his grandson makes an appearance—mostly as a warning about what happens when you raise a kid on Wi-Fi and plant-based cheese.
Highlights include:
Embert’s take on why progress used to mean solving problems, not creating new ones
A sharp critique of language policing, identity inflation, and trend-based “activism”
A rant about spineless politicians, including his own party
A no-holds-barred plea to bring back accountability and backbone—on all sides
Along the way, Embert forgets his point, doubles back, drags TikTok dads and oat milk enthusiasts, and somehow manages to offend just about everyone before circling back to something wise. It’s messy, it’s off-script, it’s Embert in full form.
If you’ve been quietly wondering if the world’s gone nuts while pretending to nod along at brunch, this episode will make you feel seen—and probably a little fired up.
New episodes drop regularly, or whenever Embert needs to get something off his chest before society fully collapses.