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Outrage 75 – The Hidden Power of the Politically Homeless – Lura Forcum
Aired Oct 29, 2025 Once upon a time, being radical meant picking a side—and going all in. Rush Limbaugh on the right. Keith Olbermann on the left. Loud, partisan voices who stood out by pushing their team’s message to the edge. But today, that kind of partisanship isn’t radical anymore. It’s expected. It’s the norm.…
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Outrage Bonus – What’s Pulling Young Men to the Right?
Aired Sep 10, 2025 Gen Z’s gender gap is widening. Young women are leaning left, while young men are drifting right. It’s not just politics—it’s about belonging, identity, and the future of our democracy. In this episode, we look at the cultural and economic forces pulling young men toward the “manosphere,” where plurality and diversity…
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Outrage Bonus – What Happens When Students Talk Across Generations? – June Klees
Aired Aug 13, 2025 In a time of growing political polarization, hostile online discourse, and social fragmentation, how do we teach people — especially the next generation — to truly talk across divides? In this episode of Outrage Overload, we sit down with Dr. June Klees, historian and educator teaching a Civics Corps program working…
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Outrage 63 – How Perceptions of Harm Drive Moral Outrage and Political Conflict – Sam Pratt
Aired Apr 30, 2025 In this episode, we’re taking a look at the paper Morality in Our Mind and Across Cultures and Politics. We explore the psychology underpinning morality and the stark divisions of political polarization, featuring Sam Pratt, a researcher from the University of North Carolina’s Deepest Beliefs Lab. Continuing the thread from our…
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Outrage Overload is a podcast about the outrage industry, my journey to discover what it is, how it affects us, and what we can do about it.
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