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Moya and Ash react to Louis Theroux’s documentary on the manosphere. The antics of YouTubers like HS and Sneako seem designed to amuse teenage boys and offend the normies – but when does the mask become the face? And who are the women who flock to these influencers? Plus: advice ...  Show more

Ash has a big theory about why so many aspects of modern life feel like masturbation: private, self-centred, disconnected. They discuss the objects and subjects of sex, and Moya makes a confession. Plus: advice for a special one who’s dating her first communist. Got a dilemma? Em ...  Show more

On this episode: Jamilah, Zak, and Elizabeth share their triumphs and fails, including how Talking Heads came to the rescue—at least temporarily. Then they tackle a question from a listener who is feeling guilt about bringing a second child into their family. They obviously love ...  Show more

REDIFF - Il peut être difficile pour les parents de voir le mal-être chez son enfant adolescent. Quels signes peuvent alerter ? Comment réagir ? Vers qui se tourner ? Ouvrages : - « Quand l'adolescent va mal : l'écouter, le comprendre et l'aimer » de Xavier Pommereau - « L'adoles ...  Show more

Are you concerned about the negative influence other people’s kids are having on your children? Would you like to teach your children biblical truths to counteract what they are hearing and seeing without cultivating a judgmental attitude toward their peers? Join Ginger Hubbar ...

From April 3, 1998: Oprah talks to people who have survived terrible tragedies. Dr. Paul Stoltz, keynote speaker and #1 New York Times best-selling author of The Adversity Quotient discusses how to turn obstacles into opportunities and how adversity leads to strength. Dr. Stol ...