Hello. Hello everybody I had the opportunity to speak to Logan Lansing who is the author along with James Lindsay, who was a guest on my podcast, and is a force

in his own right, obviously. The new book, The Quearing of the American Child. Well, so what did we talk about?

Well, we talked about the intersection between Marxism and postmodernism, right?

The strange intersection, Marxism being a metan narrative, right?

A theology that purports to encompass everything, so a totalitarian theology, allied with a philosophical

school that purports to claim that there are no overarching

metanaratives despite the fact that Marxism is precisely one of those.

How do those two things go together? Well, that's one of the things we investigate.

The metastasis of Marxism into postmodern queer theory. What is queer theory? ask? Well that's why you have to watch the

podcast. It's not the celebration of gay identity. It's much more than that and much less than that at the same time.

It's a dark discussion and it'll take you places that

in a happier time you might be justified in your unwillingness to go, but we're not there at the moment folks,

so down the rabbit hole today with Logan Lansing and the querying of the American child.

Join us. So Mr. Lansing you have two books, The Woke War Path, which is an inquiry essentially into what

Marxism and postmodernism fundamentally, the strange alliance between those two things and then

more recently a very provocatively named book title book the querying of the

American child with James Lindsay.

And so I want to wander through the domains covered by both of those books.

And I thought I might as well start by asking you a fairly blunt question and it's a question I

torment myself with I would say

The claims from the radicals on the left is that they're all about the good things

they're all about compassion they're all about diversity they're all about

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