Podcast appearances and mentions of claire lehman

To watch this episode and other past episodes, please visit Greg Ellis' YouTube channelJoin our Community: https://www.community.therespondent.comColin has written for The Wall Street Journal, Quillette, and The Times. You can follow him on Twitter @SwipeWright and Instagram @swipewrightColin Wright is a Senior Editor at the Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism (FAIR) and a Contributing Editor at Quillette. He received his PhD in evolutionary biology from UC Santa Barbara in 2018, and founded Reality's Last Stand, a publication and newsletter exploring the debate around sex and gender.In this episode, Greg and Colin discuss the evolution behind ‘how to define' sex, gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation. Colin shares his experience with cancel culture, along with how to navigate through the COVID vaccine argument. They lastly touch on how Disney is assimilating to the diversity, equity, and inclusion statements and what that might look like in the latest films. “Women are adult human females….Females are individuals who do or did or will or would, but for developmental or genetic anomalies, produce eggs.” Colin Wright“Maybe it's the first time, I think in my lifetime where the collective consciousness was risen to the point where people actually just questioned and were curious about what they were putting in their body, and why they were putting it in the body rather than blindly just, you know, getting a boost or a shot or a jab.” Greg EllisShow Notes: [0:00] Welcome back to The Respondent with host Greg Ellis. Greg welcomes guest Colin Wright to the listeners [04:47] Colin touches on his reasons to move out of California with the intention of finding permanency in Nashville[06:16] #1673 - Colin Wright - The Joe Rogan Experience[08:30] Question: Do you have any regrets about speaking out? Or do you feel like you were left with no option but to lean into the cancellation flames?[11:32] No One Is Born in ‘The Wrong Body' - Quillette (2019)[13:34] Question: You said “Gender ideology indoctrination is gay conversion therapy. But worse.” Can you explain?[16:50] Question: Will you explain the differences between chromosomes, biological sex and gender identity?[23:45] “Women are adult human females….Females are individuals who do or did or will or would, but for developmental or genetic anomalies, produce eggs.” Colin Wright[24:06] Question: Why do you think it was so difficult for the Supreme Court justice nominee to answer the question, what is a woman?[24:54] “The ubiquitous cultural and historical phenomenon of pretending to know things one does not know has recently been supplanted by the social and moral trend of pretending to not know things one knows.” @PeterBoghossian [26:52] Question: I've never thought to ask you before, what is your sexual orientation?[29:48] Debbie Hayton is The Respondent…[30:18] Question: You asked the question on social media: How can we give those who may have prematurely gone all-in on gender ideology an off-ramp from their extremism to prevent them from continually doubling down on insanity to avoid humiliation? What do you think the answer is?[38:03] The New Evolution Deniers - Quillette (2018)[41:09] EP 1. Greg Ellis is The Respondent w Stephen Fry (full interview remaster)[41:32] Question: So Covid: pro-vaccine zealot, mild vaccine curious, or religiously anti-vax, what were or are you?[46:25] “Maybe it's the first time, I think in my lifetime where the collective consciousness was risen to the point where people actually just questioned and were curious about what they were putting in their body, and why they were putting it in the body rather than blindly just, you know, getting a boost or a shot or a jab.” Greg Ellis[47:05] Question: Claire Lehman, The founder of Quillette, was very publicly Pro vaccine. Extolling on social media her virtual stands at anyone unvaccinated was putting humanity at risk. How do you reconcile that?[49:54] Question: Do you think Claire Lehman has a responsibility as the founder of a heterodox online magazine to not share ideological opinions that seem rigid“ I am the best at following the rules and so should you be everyone.”[53:06] The Oscars: what do you think should happen to Will Smith?[58:28] Question: Do you think Disney has become full woke and do you think Walt would be turning in his grave at how the company he started has been politicized by intersectionality?[1:04:00] Colin discusses a story of a mom fighting the battles of refusing to use different pronouns for her daughter, and what that looked like in the legal system[1:12:50] Who is Chris Rufo?[1:14:15] Question: Colin Wright… How well do you know yourself?[1:15:14] “First we need to establish what's true. And then we can, we can move from there.” Colin Wright[1:16:27] The Meaning Seeker: I define the meaning as: “Everything Happens for a Reason… we make up afterwards.”[1:18:50] The Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell[1:22:04] The Urbane Pioneer: Where do you go or what do you do to find peace, relaxation, quiet mindedness?[1:23:51] The Enlightened Trailblazer: What do you do for fun? Any hobbies?[1:29:34] The Sense Maker: If you could write your own epitaph, What would you want it to say?[1:30:19] The Presence Extender: If you had one wish, what would it be?[1:33:09] Listeners can find more from Colin by checking out his newsletter Reality's Last Stand You can follow him on Twitter @SwipeWright and Instagram @swipewright

Tim, Ian, and Lydia join Dan Hollaway, US Army veteran and host/managing director of Drinkin' Bros and American Party podcasts, to discuss the Californian voters who were shocked to discover it appeared they had already voted in the recall election, the deep rot that's set in to the American military institution, the White Houses' decision to cut Joe Biden's feed when he attempts to ask a question at a news conference, the demoralization of the younger generations, and Claire Lehman of Quillette's choice to defend Australia's insanely tyrannical lockdown camps. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The title says it all. From Fox News pushing China and North Korea communist propaganda, Claire Lehman a Australian journalist making baseless accusations against Sha'carri Richardson, Main Stream Media attempting to not give credibility to Dr. Malone ( inventor of MRNA vaccine technology ) saying that the vaccine is not truly safe and more test need to be done, and then finding out Big Pharma funds 75% of the FDA's Drug Review budget- we have to ask ourselves why? Why are we as Americans okay with the lies that are being spun in our face? The propaganda that is being pushed to ourselves and children. Question EVERYTHING! Even this video! . . . At 33:10 we have a minor visual mishap that comes back live at 34:05. . . . Sources: North Korea Defector Comments On US Olympian Protest: https://www.foxnews.com/media/north-korean-defector-olympian-gwen-berry-national-anthem-flag-protest.amp Claire Lehman Twitter Comments: https://twitter.com/clairlemon/status/1411141271335342086?s=21 Dr. Robert Malone, Steve Kirsch, & Dr.Bret Weinstein COVID Vaccine Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du2wm5nhTXY FDA & Big Pharma Sources: https://newrepublic.com/article/162726/biogen-fda-alzheimers-aduhelm-approval https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnlamattina/2018/06/28/the-biopharmaceutical-industry-provides-75-of-the-fdas-drug-review-budget-is-this-a-problem/amp/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Claire Lehman, editora de la revista Quillete, emite una alerta sobre la nueva tendencia. Se está despidiendo a editores, profesores y profesionales por no pensar de acuerdo a la mentalidad liberal. Enumeramos los casos más recientes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bajaledos/support

Cancer is no longer a death sentence, in fact, deaths have dropped significantly with better treatments. January 9th is the most dangerous day – at work. Claire Lehman writes about the misinformation about the fires in Australia and the country’s climate debate. Fire has a real part in nature. DNA tests are changing families and bringing up secrets.Iran strikes back at U.S. and no one was hurt. Trump’s comments on the attack. Time Magazine publishes ‘guide on Soleimani’ for parents. Mandy talks to listeners and gets their reactions to Iran.

This week we are tackling free speech with a conversation with Freddy Weinberg about the Intellectual Dark Web.  Freddy is a thinker, a journalist and the host of the Live Learn Repeat Podcast.  Freddy and I discuss what, exactly, the IDW is, and whether or not free speech is at stake in our country.  Is political correctness a threat to our country or do words matter?     While the concept and definition of the Intellectual Dark Web is an ever shifting idea, Freddy insists that those interacting within it have two things in common: They don't buy into the orthodoxy of political ideology aka correctness. No matter which side. And, while peddling in ideas that need to be communicated, they are not beholden to the mainstream media.  Freddy gave us a few names of writers and thinkers that share these values. Right leaning thinkers: Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro, Christina Hoff Sommers Left leaning thinkers: Sam Harris, Brett Weinstein, Abby Martin, Debrah Soh Libertarian thinkers: Dave Rubin,Claire Lehman, Kmele Foster, Dave Smith Other names in the movement: Joe Rogan, Michael Malice Academics: Steven Pinker, Thaddeus Russell, Heather Heying, Douglas Murray,  Jonathan Haidt   Connect with Freddy!  Follow him on Instagram and Twitter and be sure to listen to his podcast, Live Learn Repeat.   Also mentioned in the episode: Joran & Sam's Intellectual Debates The New Right by Michael Malice A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole

Dr Jordan Peterson talks to associate editor Toby Young In Quillette's first official podcast. Among other things, they discuss The Coddling of the American Mind, Peterson's plans to set up a new university, and the baffling resilience of hard Left ideology.

Sophie Schiller's book, Transfer Day, is a special edition of Spy Island that was written to commemorate the upcoming 100th Anniversary of Transfer Day (1917-2017). Today's date is March 31, 2015, the 98th anniversary of the original Transfer Day. The pictures in the slideshow have red and white border to commemorate The Danish flag. Soren Jensen is a Danish journalist on a mission. He's traveling to St. Thomas to pursue a human interest story, but he's really on a personal quest to uncover secrets about his own family's past. The story concerns an old woman named Abigail Maduro, who claimed on her deathbed to have averted a German takeover of the Danish West Indies during WWI. While investigating the story, Soren meets up with Claire Lehman, Abigail's granddaughter, who shares her grandmother's diary with Soren, which transports them both back to 1916 with its intriguing tale of spies, saboteurs, a mad voodoo queen, and a lonely deserter from a German U-boat who desperately tries to escape his past. During one fateful night, Soren learns the explosive truth about his own family's past, and how everybody's life was changed forever on one fateful day: Transfer Day.

As the UK winter continues to bite, Sue Nelson tries to escape it all by going to visit a coral reef. Unfortunately for Sue, the coral reef is not in some sunny clime. Instead, it's an indoor coral reef at the brand new Coral Reef Research Unit at the University of Essex. Researchers are using the reef to look at the effects of ocean acidification on coral in a unique experiment. Sue meets David Smith and David Suggett from the Unit to find out exactly what they're up to. Later, Sue talks to Andy Morse from the University of Liverpool. Andy's an expert on the effects of climate change on the spread of infectious diseases. Sue finds out that as the climate changes and brings warmer and wetter weather, we might get more than we bargained for. Finally our correspondent in Antarctica - the British Antarctic Survey's medical doctor, Claire Lehman - meets a researcher who tells us how she finds out how the sea around the continent changes with the seasons.

This is a special edition of the Planet Earth podcast, featuring some of our favourite audio diaries from the past year. We've got scientists using cannons to study geese in Ireland, researchers collecting mongoose poo in Uganda, Darth Vader impressions from beneath Antarctic ice and tiger leeches in a researcher's pants. In the first feature, Tim Cockerill from the University of Cambridge gives us an insight into studying insects in pristine rainforests of northern Borneo, describing some of the downsides. Next, Michael Cant, also from the University of Exeter tells us how cooperative - or not, as the case may be - Ugandan mongooses are. We then head down to the freezing cold waters of Antarctica to hear how British Antarctic Survey doctor Claire Lehman gets on when she joins the dive team.

In this Planet Earth podcast, Sue Nelson reports from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew where she finds out that some plants like the Snake's Head Fritillary have enormous amounts of DNA in their genomes. These plants struggle in extreme environments, so how will they cope under climate change? We also hear from the British Antarctic Survey's medical doctor Claire Lehman in one of our unique audio diaries. Claire joins the diving team for a refreshing dive under the Antarctic ice. Later, Sue meets a fossil-tree expert at Cardiff University. Chris Berry describes how he went about identifying... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

In this Planet Earth podcast, Sue Nelson reports from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew where she finds out that some plants like the Snake's Head Fritillary have enormous amounts of DNA in their genomes. These plants struggle in extreme environments, so how will they cope under climate change? We also hear from the British Antarctic Survey's medical doctor Claire Lehman in one of our unique audio diaries. Claire joins the diving team for a refreshing dive under the Antarctic ice. Later, Sue meets a fossil-tree expert at Cardiff University. Chris Berry describes how he went about identifying... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

In this Planet Earth podcast, Sue Nelson reports from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew where she finds out that some plants like the Snake's Head Fritillary have enormous amounts of DNA in their genomes. These plants struggle in extreme environments, so how will they cope under climate change? We also hear from the British Antarctic Survey's medical doctor Claire Lehman in one of our unique audio diaries. Claire joins the diving team for a refreshing dive under the Antarctic ice. Later, Sue meets a fossil-tree expert at Cardiff University. Chris Berry describes how he went about identifying the 385 million-year-old fossilised remains of trees in New York State.