Podcasts about is it rape

One Moore Time for Roger Moore as James Bond and for Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny. A View To A Kill marks the end of the Moore Era and also features. Christopher. Walken. As a Bond. Villain. His manic, machine-gunning, blimp-flying villainy is bemusing to Richard. Meanwhile Jonathan becomes far more amused by actresses with funny names, marking a new low point in his immaturity. Together, they (hopefully) bring an end to the recurring segment "Is It Rape or Not?" as the 1980s is possibly a more enlightened, feminist place for 007.

Isaac and I are joined by Claire Rose Bernard to discuss the pressing topic of "toxic masculinity." Over the course of the episode we struggle with its definition, how it is expressed, and its connection to Donald Trump (of course). Isaac is fixated on a definition of toxic masculinity from a Wiki site and an Amanda Marcotte Salon.com article, Claire is troubled by its nebulous meaning, and I tell summer camp stories. Eventually we reach the spiritual sequel to our previous episode "Praising Hazing" where the "Is It Rape?" game is played with an actual woman this time. Trigger warning: everything! Music: www.bensound.com

Swinging 80s here we come with our milestone 20th episode taking an in-depth look at For Your Eyes Only. For your ears only, everything gets explored from the Fearing Effect to the Kuleshov Effect but thankfully not a teenage ice-skater's body. Our special edition of "Is It Rape or Not?" concludes that Bond does have a line he won't cross; the world of espionage is murky enough as it is without paedophilic entanglements. Jonathan is less than happy with the appearance of Lady Thatcher while Richard has even more complex feelings about how they wrap up Blofeld, not mentioned by name for copyright reasons. Seriously. Now that this is all typed out, this movie does sound strange.

A good alternate title for this episode would be Trigger Warning! Isaac talks about his fraternity days and says hazing is good for you and thinks women are naturally attracted to guys in frats. This leads to a discussion on the epidemic of campus sexual assaults and Jon Krakauer's book Missoula. I propose a solution to campus sexual assaults: lowering the drinking age. Isaac challenges me to a game of "Is It Rape?" (this is not a fun game). Send your complaints via Isaac's website isaacsimpson.co. Music: www.bensound.com