Culture & The Arts
What Hurt Warren
On the Gist, the little ones.In the interview, Mike talks to sociologist and medical anthropologist Katherine Rowland about her new book, The Pleasure Gap: American Women and the Unfinished Sexual Revolution. They discuss why American women are reporting dissatisfaction with their sexual lives despite the current climate of sex positivity, and the debates surrounding the female Viagra.In the spiel, the future for Warren. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
New Exhibit Honors ‘Notorious’ Ruth Bader Ginsburg
“Notorious RBG” at the Illinois Holocaust Museum explores the life and legacy of the second-ever female justice.
There’s Something For Everyone At Chicago Theatre Week
With more than 120 productions, Reset discusses some of the highlights from Chicago Theatre Week.
The Cultural Marxism Industry (Russia Hospital 2020 Update)
Jordan Peterson’s daughter took to YouTube to announce that her father, Jordan Peterson (one of the subjects of our 2019 Failure Maxiseries) is convalescing in a Russian Hospital. We check out her video and return to Martin Jay and his attempts to debunk the Cultural Marxism conspiracy theory.
Optogenetics: Controlling Your Genes with Light
What if a genetic brain disease could be turned off simply by flashing a light in your eyes? What if your depression could be cured that way? Sounds amazingly wonderful, true, but what if your behavior could be controlled that way too? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Savage Love Episode 694
A young man has been dating a woman for a short time. She seems great…except. Except she is anti-abortion, and anti-gay in a lazy, not very heartfelt sort of way. Can he use his sex powers to change her feeble mind? Meanwhile, a woman is dating a guy also for a short time. He told her that if he got her pregnant, he would insist that she keep the child instead of have an abortion. Should she, maybe, dump him immediately? On the Magnum, Dan chats with the writer Jillian Keenan about spanking: It’s for grown-ups only please. They discuss the origins of a spanking fetish and whether corporal punishment as a child seeps into an adult’s erotic imagination. A married man with a religious upbringing feels shame and guilt about masturbating. His wife contributes to this mindset. His marriage is sexless and even his urologist agrees that he needs to ejaculate already. How can he learn to wank with pride? Shame and guilt. Keeping us in business since 2006. 206-302-2064 or This episode is brought to you by Calm, the #1 app for sleep and relaxation. For a limited time get 25% off a Calm Premium subscription at . Thanks to Roman for supporting Savage Lovecast. Roman is a men’s health company that offers remote online diagnosis for ED and convenient monthly delivery of medication. For a free online, visit This episode is brought to you by . Get 50% off just about any item, plus free shipping when you enter the offer code “Savage”.
Steve Buscemi
Steve Buscemi! The best ever. Steve joins us to talk about the latest season of his hit TBS show Miracle Workers, now in its second season. The anthology series steps back into the Dark Ages for season 2 with Steve playing a peasant with a name we can’t say on NPR. Let’s just say he’s a guy named after his occupation and he makes his living shoveling the kind of stuff that usually rolls down hill. The show is created by Simon Rich and co stars Daniel Radcliffe with guests appearances by Peter Serafinowicz and Chris Parnell. Steve chats with us about what it’s like to play a “Sweatpants god,” dying on screen dozens of times, and how his father shaped his career in the civil services as well as acting. Plus, he’ll talk to us about trying his hand at stand-up as an eighteen year old kid from Long Island.
Paul Reiser: The actor reflects on Mad About You, The Kominsky Method and Stran
Actor Paul Reiser sat down with Tom Power at q’s grand piano to talk about his roles in Mad About You, The Kominsky Method and Stranger Things.
Paul Reiser, Thomas King and more 11/02/2020 [Ful
Actor and comedian Paul Reiser reflects on his roles in Mad About You, The Kominsky Method and Stranger Things. Author Thomas King reads from his book of poetry, 77 Fragments of a Familiar Ruin. Kelly Peterson and pianist Benny Green talk about the late Canadian jazz icon Oscar Peterson and why they’re premiering his Africa Suite now.