Are politicians using manufactured, targeted, and controlled chaos to scare suburban women into ushering in a federally-run police state? What has been, and will be, the impact on men and boys? HBR Talk will explore this topic and its implications this Thursday at 7:30 PM. …
Join us on HBR Debate as we give a watch to the Aussie government’s PSA on consent and milkshakes, and Clementine Ford’s response, which of course came from a place of rage at how the Aussie Government framed their PSA. Join us for this fascinating episode!…
Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we discuss the juror in the Chauvin trial who spoke of his activism, the liberal bill of Canada that might be the end for HBR, a study that suggests women tend to support censorship more than men, and more!…
Join us on the Fireside Chat with special guest YouTuber Benjamin Boyce and Badger Bawss Alison Tieman. Did feminism invent human kindness and love towards women?
Boyce’s channel is a mix of investigative journalism, cultural criticism, and interviews with interesting people.…
This week, HBR Talk will examine the balance between the human need for safety and security, and the human need for constructive risk-taking for the welfare and advancement of both the individual, and the greater community. We’ll look at the difference between feeling safe and being safe, and how individuals who become dependent on feeling safe can actually abuse and endanger themselves and...
Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we discuss the knife fight that made the news between two young girls just being girls, the Biden Administration’s climate plan, how the USPS is monitoring our social media posts, and more!…
Join us on HBR Debate as we give a listen to an NPR segment entitled “What Would A ‘Feminist Internet’ Look Like?” where Charlotte Jee of the MIT technology review speaks about some ideas to make the internet more feminist. What do you think that means?…
Join us on the Badger Lodge as we take a look at an article from Rafford Pyke entitled “What Men Like In Men” from Cosmopolitan Magazine in the year 1902, when Cosmo was a family oriented magazine and not a woman’s rag that is only good for smelly perfume samples, then take your calls.…
This week, HBR Talk will be discussing feminists’ use of Patriarchy as a scapegoat, how that hinders women’s ability to admit when their behavior harms men, and how it also hinders women’s ability to head off perfectly avoidable problems before they occur.…
Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we discuss the bill being pushed through the House of Representatives that will supposedly solve the “wage gap”, the Biden Administration asks the Supreme Court to drop the case currently challenging the constitutionality of the draft and selective service, the Australian kids’ show about dogs that...
