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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. Before we dive into the episode today,

I want to announce that the Spanish version of this podcast is now launched and available to all.

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Now on to the episode.

My guest today is Claire Lehman.

Claire's the founder of Quillette, the online magazine that I used to write for.

Claire and I talk about why she founded Quillette,

how she maintains its original purpose as a magazine.

We discussed the so-called IDW, the intellectual dark web,

and the perception that it fractured into two camps on COVID issues.

We discussed the difference between Australian and American COVID policy. We discuss the

phenomenon of audience capture and how to fight it. We talk about gun control in America and Australia,

and much more. So without further ado, Claire Lehman.

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