Is this a crashout episode? Idk maybe but I also heard that rage is good possibly and that could be right. Let's go with that.

Here's a playlist we found called "Fiona Apple Ranked In Order of Rage": https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1lZ8m7zNypSq8ILBUnGvEZ?si=u0EkhBpiTJiv_vr3oU2-1w&pi=LuaSdJfDQvSOs

Also we swear more than usual in this episode.

Is cancel culture helpful? And if so, for whom?

What if the problem isn’t which side you’re on—but that you think there are only two?

What did we get wrong? This is part 2 of infinite parts.

Maybe there's no such thing as a "single issue".

Maliciously complying with the White House's plans to not recognize June as Pride month by doing a gay episode in March. Here are our gay grievances, please add yours in the comments below. And let us know if we got anything wrong there or at www.carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong

Don't you know they're talking about a revolution? (Shoutout to Tracy Chapman.) Well, they are -- and we think they may be getting it WRONG. Is it a right? A wrong? A duty? Inevitable? Idk let's talk about it. Let us know what you think in the comments or at carrotimpact.com/oftenwrong

It feels like the right time to engage with the ways we talk about suffering. We promise this conversation isn't as depressing as it sounds.

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We're only five episodes into our first season, and boy have we already been wrong about A LOT. But that's the point.

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In the wake of the Los Angeles wildfires, we're sitting down with EPA legend Dr. Stan Meiburg to discuss how we approach environmental disasters and the discourse surrounding them.

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