Illegitimate Scholar Podcast

In my second episode with Matt, real estate agent, we discuss counter culture. Counter cultures being cultures based on opposition to the mainstream, like the hippies in the 60s. We discuss how counterculture can become the mainstream and how Communism did this in some places while addressing the new problems of the industrial revolution. We then go in to discussing the aspects of

Matt and I discuss culture of the workplace. How workplaces change based on who is who joins them, and how certain jobs attract certain types of people.

I sit down with the other Ben to discuss the culture behind lawyering and inequalities within the justice system, amongst a few other topics.

I ramble about the history of Holidays, the difficult history of interaction between Native Americans and Euro-Americans, and discuss what Thanksgiving means.

I sit down with Ben for a second time for my tenth episode. We discuss a few things, lost civilizations, academic narratives, how information is shared, and what people care about and prioritize.

I discuss how ethics and culture are related. I talk about culture's role in creating the ideas of what is okay and what is not okay on a societal level and how this plays out in history. I discuss different cultures and how they promote certain traits based on how they make their living. I end with discussing implications for modern day western countries and specifically the Unite

In this episode I discuss titles like Doctor, lord, etc. and how they fit into our culture and what purpose do they serve? I ramble off on many tangents, but try to stick to the point of how titles affect our culture.

I do a second episode with a guest. Still working out the kinks of a two-person podcast. I am joined by my friend Ben.

I am joined today by Rudy, and we discuss a few topics related to culture. We discuss the change in public schools and social pressure over time in regards to assimilation and accommodation and how our European grandparents assimilated and how they did not. We discuss the pledge of allegiance and other slogans. We also discuss driver's licenses and a few other topics from past podc

I discuss a few genders from other cultures and how they differ from how we view gender in 2022 America. Then I discuss Matt Walsh's documentary, "What is a Woman?" and how it relates to our views of gender in the contemporary West. I end with discussing the difference in ideas of transgenderism and gender in the West and what this might mean for the future.