Hi Black Monday, thank you for your feedback. Are there any speakers in particular you would like to listen to on this topic?

Hi Alan, thank you for your message and feedback. The Monday episodes are for academics/Dr/professors, the Thursday episodes are far more varied inclduing teachers, students and anyone that has an opinon really and so open to all. WIth this in mind, I would love to have people on the show who would like to counter argue or give feedback on a particualr episode in order to offer their opinon, if you fancy doing a Thursday episode giving an opposing view to Judith's episode then please do get in touch. Best wishes.

If Judith Charpentier holds an advanced degree that qualifies her to speak about biological and behavioral differences between men and women (e.g. "men are more conscientious"), I was unable to find a record of it. It also concerned me that Charpentier has no publications on Amazon and that a search of Google Scholar failed to uncover any scholarly papers she has published on the subject of feminism, gender studies or psychology. When I searched for "Judith Charpentier anti-feminist" on the web, all but a small percentage of the results came from the Woke Father website. https://www.wokefather.com/ A quick review of the site suggests it may be affiliated with the Men's Rights Movement, a morally disreputable movement that promotes misogyny. All of this tells me that Judith Charpentier is nothing more than a crank who lacks the credibility that an advanced academic degree, a university faculty appointment and a history of publications in peer-reviews publications provides to people who hold themselves out as experts in academic fields. This is a disappointing departure from an otherwise unblemished record of well-informed and well-qualified experts on this podcast. Finally, there is a lot to criticize about today's feminism, particularly the intellectually sterile field of black feminism, but to offer informed crticism a speaker would need to be up to date on the failures of the post-modern turn in the academy, critical theory and the brand of feminism that comes out of postmodern critical theory.

A good discussion. Pity that feminism's hand in parental alienation was not addressed. Maybe a future more in-depth interview looking at the more subtle effects like VAWA, DV, gendered rape prosecution?