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“I Don’t Trust Mark Carney” — Michelle Ferreri on Trump, Poilievre & Canada
Friday, October 16, 2026 • Duration 01:04:54
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this episode, Stefano sits down with former Conservative MP Michelle Ferreri for an unfiltered conversation about Toronto, Canadian politics, Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, Donald Trump and the future of Canada.
Michelle shares her perspective on Toronto’s direction, Olivia Chow, Brad Bradford and why voter turnout matters. Drawing from her time as an MP, she also opens up about what she witnessed inside the House of Commons, the Freedom Convoy and why Canadians have lost trust in political institutions.
The conversation dives into:
• Toronto, Olivia Chow & Brad Bradford
• crime, homelessness, addiction & public safety
• voter apathy & political accountability
• education & financial literacy
• the Freedom Convoy & Emergencies Act
• Mark Carney & Canada’s direction
• Alberta, energy, pipelines & national unity
• Donald Trump & Canada–U.S. trade
• Canada’s economic dependence on the U.S.
• Pierre Poilievre & the Conservatives
• Canadian identity & national pride
Michelle explains why rebuilding trust requires truth and accountability, what she hopes to see from Pierre Poilievre moving forward and why she remains proud to be Canadian.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro & Canada First
0:29 Michelle Ferreri Joins the Podcast
1:42 Toronto & the Mayoral Election
2:17 Addiction, Public Safety & Affordability
3:19 The Generational Political Divide
5:22 Michelle’s Message to Toronto Voters
7:10 Why Every Vote Matters
8:30 Olivia Chow & Toronto
10:42 The Reality of Toronto’s Streets
11:47 Homelessness & Addiction
12:06 School Food Programs & Independence
13:28 Financial Literacy & Education
16:44 Can Brad Bradford Fix Toronto?
17:59 Michelle on Rob Ford
19:07 Why Toronto City Council Matters
20:28 Steven Del Duca & Vaughan
23:00 Does Michelle Miss Being an MP?
23:21 Inside the House of Commons
24:22 The Freedom Convoy
25:01 Trudeau & the Emergencies Act
26:45 Why Canadians Have Lost Trust
29:06 Political Accountability
30:19 Canadians Are Moving From Anger to Apathy
31:20 Truth, Trust & Rebuilding Canada
33:04 Affordability, Mental Health & Human Trafficking
34:13 Why People Don’t Want to Hear the Truth
36:56 Michelle’s Assessment of Mark Carney
38:30 Danielle Smith, Energy & the Pacific Link
39:58 Alberta, Separatism & National Unity
41:19 Canada’s Energy Sector
42:09 Mark Carney vs. Donald Trump
42:20 Canada–U.S. Trade Negotiations
44:18 Why Canada Still Doesn’t Have a U.S. Deal
45:14 “Buy Canadian” & Canada’s Economic Reality
46:54 Is Standing Up to Trump Helping Canada?
49:59 Canada & the European Union
51:20 Why the U.S. Relationship Matters
53:18 Canada’s Dependence on U.S. Trade
53:59 What Should Pierre Poilievre Do Next?
54:20 Michelle Defends Pierre Poilievre
56:28 Poilievre’s Path to Victory
57:13 Michelle’s Message to Canadians
57:56 Are You Proud to Be Canadian?
58:11 Why Michelle Is Still Proud of Canada
59:26 Rebuilding Canadian Identity
1:00:56 Mental Health, Strength & Gratitude
1:02:21 Helping Canadians With Addiction
1:03:29 Outro
Ben Mulroney on Trump, Canada’s Future & What Happened to Toronto
Friday, October 2, 2026 • Duration 01:07:13
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this episode, Stefano sits down with Canadian media personality and host of The Ben Mulroney Show, Ben Mulroney, for a wide-ranging conversation about Canada, politics, media, Toronto, family and the experiences that shaped his perspective.
Ben opens up about growing up as the son of former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and how his father shaped his values and political outlook.
The conversation dives into:
• Donald Trump, Canada–U.S. relations and Canada’s own challenges • growing up as the son of Brian Mulroney • Brian Mulroney’s influence on Ben’s values and politics • grief, losing a father and staying connected through music • young Canadians, politics and the changing media landscape • why the Liberal Party has been so successful electorally • Mark Carney and the direction of Canada • Pierre Poilievre and lessons from the last federal election • mainstream media, journalism and independent media • government funding of Canadian media and public trust • what has happened to Toronto • what Ben would prioritize if he were mayor
0:00 Intro & Canada First 0:29 Ben Mulroney Joins the Podcast 1:14 Disconnecting From the 24/7 News Cycle 3:18 Donald Trump & the “Horse in a Hospital” 4:42 Ben’s Perspective on Donald Trump 5:27 Canada Is Responsible for Its Own Problems 7:58 Trump’s Impact on Canadian Politics 9:52 Growing Up as the Son of a Prime Minister 12:09 Would Ben Mulroney Ever Run for Office? 13:58 What Was It Like Growing Up With Brian Mulroney? 15:54 How Brian Mulroney Shaped Ben’s Values 16:55 Where Ben Falls Politically 18:38 Brian Mulroney, Marginalized Communities & His Values 19:25 Anti-Semitism & Standing With the Jewish Community 21:14 Losing Brian Mulroney & Dealing With Grief 23:03 How Music Keeps Their Fathers’ Memories Alive 23:40 Ben Plays a Recording of His Father Singing 25:35 Brian Mulroney’s Voice at His Own Funeral 26:23 Ben’s Advice for Dealing With the Loss of a Father 26:54 Are Young People Becoming More Political? 27:56 Social Media, News & Political Polarization 30:00 Why Do Liberals Keep Winning Elections? 30:25 How the Liberal Party Wins 32:27 Political Criticism, Patriotism & Counterarguments 34:03 Mark Carney & the Direction of Canada 36:31 Pierre Poilievre & the Conservative Party 37:17 What Conservatives Got Wrong in the Election 38:22 Could Mark Carney Call Another Election? 39:34 Mark Carney vs. Justin Trudeau 39:57 Carney, Trump & Canada–U.S. Negotiations 40:54 Canada’s Resources, Major Projects & Economic Potential 41:47 Canada’s Recognition of Palestine 42:46 Why Ben Won’t Carry Water for Any Political Party 43:39 Trump’s Role in the Liberal Comeback 44:38 Why Government Still Needs Opposition & Accountability 46:00 Canadian Media & Political Bias 46:26 Ben’s Experience Inside Mainstream Media 46:49 The Attempted Boycott of Ben Mulroney 47:18 Journalism, Bias & Trust in the Media 48:39 Independent Media vs. Traditional Media 49:01 Government Funding & Public Trust in Canadian Media 50:31 Are Conservative Voices Shut Out of Mainstream Media? 51:26 The Rise of Independent Conservative Media 53:19 What Happened to Toronto? 54:01 Division, Protests & Disorder in the City 55:29 How Toronto Became a Global City 56:41 What Toronto Needs From Its Government 57:39 Would Ben Mulroney Make a Good Mayor? 57:55 Olivia Chow & the Toronto Mayoral Race 59:23 Toronto’s Centre-Right Vote 1:00:53 Why Toronto Voter Turnout Matters 1:02:48 Are You Proud to Be Canadian? 1:03:25 Unlocking Canada’s Potential 1:05:12 Salute: Montreal Canadiens 1:05:42 Outro
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this episode, Stefano sits down with Canadian constitutional lawyer John Carpay, founder of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, for an in-depth conversation about civil liberties, government power, censorship and the future of freedom in Canada.
John shares his journey into constitutional law and explains why he has dedicated much of his career to defending Canadians’ Charter rights and freedoms.
The conversation dives into:
• Canada’s COVID-era lockdowns, mandates and restrictions
• Justin Trudeau’s use of the Emergencies Act and the Justice Centre’s legal involvement in challenging it
• the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal rulings on the Emergencies Act
• Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act, and concerns surrounding online censorship
• Bills C-11, C-18, C-2, C-8, C-9 and C-22 and their potential impact on privacy, surveillance and free expression
• hate speech laws and freedom of religion
• the debate surrounding “Islamophobia” and criticism of religion
• MAID and the expansion of medical assistance in dying
• government spending, debt and the growth of government
• why independent media and political engagement matter
John also explains why he believes Canadians need to actively exercise their Charter rights, contact their elected representatives and remain engaged in the democratic process.
TRUMP vs. CARNEY: Is Canada LOSING Its Identity?
Friday, September 4, 2026 • Duration 01:01:17
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this episode, Stefano sits down with Canadian political commentator Sam for an unfiltered conversation about Canada, politics, immigration, censorship, crime and the future of the country.
Sam shares his story as the son of Egyptian immigrants, his experience studying politics at McMaster, and how COVID pushed him to become more outspoken politically.
The conversation dives into:
• Pierre Poilievre and the future of the Conservative Party
• Mark Carney and Canada–U.S. tariff negotiations
• Donald Trump, China and Canada’s economic relationship with the U.S.
• mass immigration, assimilation and Canadian identity
• taxes, government spending and the cost of doing business
• crime, bail and public safety
• censorship, mainstream media and the rise of political content creators
• why ordinary Canadians need to become more politically engaged
Sam also explains why, despite his concerns about where the country is heading, he remains proud to be Canadian and believes Canadians need to start treating the country like home again.
Grab a casual, lock in, and let’s get into it.
Host: Stefano
Instagram: @drstefo
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Conservatives In Trouble? | Poilievre, Carney & Hollywood’s Dark Side
Friday, August 14, 2026 • Duration 47:14
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this solo episode, Stefano is joined by Dean for an unfiltered conversation covering culture, entertainment and Canadian politics — from the disturbing Perez Hilton situation and Hollywood’s obsession with demonic imagery to crime in Toronto, the Conservative Party, Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre and Canada–U.S. relations.
The episode opens with the Perez Hilton situation and a broader conversation surrounding: • public suffering and social media • celebrity culture and attention • faith, God and personal struggles • society becoming desensitized to disturbing content • filming traumatic events instead of intervening
Dean also shares a personal story about witnessing a woman being attacked on Toronto Island and stepping in while others stood back and filmed — leading into a discussion about crime, public safety and Canada’s justice system.
The conversation then turns toward Hollywood and its use of satanic, demonic and anti-Christian imagery, including: • Sam Smith’s “Unholy” performance • Lil Nas X and the “Satan Shoes” • the Balenciaga controversy • shock value in entertainment • Christianity being mocked in popular culture • whether this imagery is marketing or something deeper
Stefano and Dean then shift into politics, discussing Donald Trump, the Republican Party and Trump’s impact on Canada and the conservative movement.
The second half focuses heavily on Canadian politics, including: • Larry Brock’s decision to resign • Conservative polling • Pierre Poilievre’s influence on Canadian politics • Mark Carney’s performance as Prime Minister • affordability, housing, crime and cost of living • media coverage of Carney vs. Poilievre • Liberal policies increasingly overlapping with Conservative proposals
They also discuss the elimination of the consumer carbon tax, income-tax relief, bail and sentencing reform, and policies aimed at reducing the cost of new housing.
Finally, Stefano breaks down Poilievre’s letter to Carney regarding negotiations with Donald Trump, arguing Canada should not make further concessions without meaningful tariff relief for steel, aluminum, lumber and automobiles.
Former RCMP Officer Sent to Prison Tells His Story
Monday, July 27, 2026 • Duration 52:40
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this episode, Stefano sits down with Kwesi Millington, former RCMP officer, keynote speaker, resilience advocate, and author.
Kwesi shares his journey from growing up in Toronto, joining the RCMP, and serving as a police officer before finding himself at the centre of one of the most widely debated use-of-force incidents in Canadian history. He opens up about the events that changed his life forever, the years-long legal battle that followed, his conviction for perjury, his time in prison, and how he rebuilt his life through resilience, accountability, and purpose.
The conversation explores policing, media narratives, resilience, mental health, personal responsibility, and the challenges facing Canada today. Stefano and Kwesi discuss what it means to overcome adversity, the pressures faced by first responders, and how life’s greatest setbacks can become opportunities for growth.
Throughout the episode, Stefano and Kwesi discuss:
* Kwesi’s journey from Toronto to becoming an RCMP officer
* Life as a frontline police officer and the realities of policing in Canada
* The airport incident that changed his life forever
* The public inquiry, perjury conviction, and the legal process that followed
* Spending time in prison and rebuilding life after losing his career
* Extreme ownership, accountability, and the mindset that changed his life
* Identity, purpose, and overcoming adversity
* Mental health challenges facing first responders
* Why resilience is built through hardship
Conservative MP REVEALS What Canadians Aren’t Being Told
Tuesday, June 30, 2026 • Duration 01:06:24
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this episode, Stefano sits down with Ned Kuruc, Conservative Member of Parliament for Hamilton East–Stoney Creek, entrepreneur, and longtime community advocate.
Ned shares his journey from growing up in Stoney Creek, building multiple businesses, and working in combat sports before making the transition into federal politics. He explains what motivated him to enter public service, why he believes authenticity matters in politics, and what it’s like representing the community he was raised in.
The conversation explores Canada’s economy, crime, affordability, Parliament, and the future of the Conservative movement. Stefano and Ned discuss what they believe are the biggest challenges facing Canadians today, while offering an inside look at how Parliament operates and the battles taking place in Ottawa.
Throughout the episode, Stefano and Ned discuss:
* Ned’s journey from entrepreneur to Member of Parliament
* Growing up in Hamilton East–Stoney Creek and representing his hometown
* Pierre Poilievre’s leadership campaign and behind-the-scenes stories
* The 2025 federal election and what happened to the Conservative vote
* Mark Carney, Justin Trudeau, and the direction of the Liberal government
* Canada’s economy, affordability, inflation, and the technical recession
* Crime, bail reform, and repeat violent offenders
* Bill C-5, Bill C-75, Bill C-16, and the debate over mandatory minimum sentences
Liberal Immigration Lawyer PUSHES BACK on Conservative Concerns
Thursday, June 11, 2026 • Duration 01:39:14
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this episode, Stefano sits down with Canadian immigration lawyer Peter Ivanyi, a political moderate and cultural liberal with more than 30 years of experience working within Canada’s immigration system.
Peter shares his personal story of arriving in Canada as a refugee from Hungary, building a successful legal career, and representing thousands of clients through refugee claims, immigration appeals, detention hearings, and deportation cases.
The conversation explores immigration, politics, media, free speech, government, and the growing political divide in Canada. While Stefano and Peter disagree on many issues, they engage in a respectful and thought-provoking discussion that highlights the importance of open dialogue and challenging ideas.
Throughout the episode, Stefano and Peter discuss:
• Peter’s journey from refugee to immigration lawyer
• what immigration lawyers actually do and common misconceptions about the profession
• deportations, refugee claims, and Canada’s immigration system
• whether immigration levels have become too high and their impact on housing and infrastructure
• the rise of political polarization in Canada and the United States
• social media, outrage culture, and the decline of nuance in public discourse
• freedom of speech, censorship, and government regulation online
• Bill C-11, Bill C-18, and concerns surrounding government intervention
• COVID-19, public trust, and the relationship between citizens and government
The Rise of Jasmin Laine | Politics, Media & Modern Canada
Thursday, May 28, 2026 • Duration 01:10:29
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this episode, Stefano sits down with award-winning broadcaster, keynote speaker, and political commentator Jasmin Laine for one of the most personal and thought-provoking conversations we’ve had on the show.
Jasmin shares her incredible journey from growing up in rural Manitoba with very little, to building a successful career in radio, overcoming unimaginable personal loss, and becoming one of Canada’s fastest-growing independent political voices.
She opens up about losing her longtime partner to suicide, the deep depression that followed, and how rebuilding her confidence ultimately led her to launch a YouTube channel that would completely change the trajectory of her life.
The conversation explores politics, media, culture, relationships, freedom, resilience, and what it means to build a meaningful life in an increasingly divided world.
Throughout the episode, Stefano and Jasmin discuss:
• growing up in rural Canada and coming from a low-income family
• how she got her start in broadcasting at just 17 years old
• overcoming grief, trauma, and rebuilding after tragedy
• the mindset required to succeed when nobody hands you opportunities
• why hard work, persistence, and resilience still matter
• her journey from traditional media into independent political commentary
• the rise of citizen journalism and independent media
• declining trust in mainstream news organizations
EP87: UFO Disclosure, Pandemic Fears & The World Going Crazy
Sunday, May 17, 2026 • Duration 41:07
Welcome back to another episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this solo episode, Stefano is joined by Dean for an unfiltered conversation covering everything from UFO disclosures and global conflict to government distrust, modern culture, dating, political polarization, and the growing fatigue people are feeling toward mainstream narratives.
The episode opens with a discussion about the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, media fatigue surrounding world events, and why so many people feel overwhelmed by the nonstop political and geopolitical noise dominating headlines today.
Stefano and Dean then dive into Trump’s recent UFO/UAP file disclosures, discussing:
• newly released government footage and military encounters
• unexplained aerial objects moving at impossible speeds
• whether alien life could actually exist
• government secrecy and public transparency
• the possibility that disclosure is being strategically timed
• how society would react if extraterrestrial life was confirmed
The conversation shifts into the recent hantavirus outbreak connected to a cruise ship, leading into a broader discussion about:
• public distrust in government and health institutions
• how COVID permanently changed public perception
• vaccine skepticism and government overreach
• lockdowns, compliance, and fear-driven policy
• the psychological effects COVID had on society
• why many people no longer blindly trust official narratives
The episode closes with a powerful conversation about Canadian identity, freedom and why John says he is proud of Canada’s heritage of liberty and the rule of law — but deeply concerned about what the country has become today.
6:36 Jordan Peterson, Campus Protests & Free Speech
8:58 Communism on University Campuses
10:29 Sam’s Political Awakening
11:59 How COVID Changed Everything
14:03 Fauci, COVID Accountability & Public Trust
16:24 Does the Left Hold Its Leaders Accountable?
17:10 Zohran Mamdani & the Rise of the Far Left
18:12 Where Does Sam Stand Politically?
19:20 Pierre Poilievre & the Conservative Party
20:14 Trump’s Impact on Canadian Politics
21:31 Canada vs. U.S.: The Tariff Battle
22:00 China, Trade & Canada’s Economic Future
23:29 Where Do Canada-U.S. Negotiations Go From Here?
25:09 Can Mark Carney Get a Deal With Trump?
25:33 Keystone XL, Pipelines & Canadian Energy
26:37 Is Canada Wasting Its Natural Resources?
27:47 Censorship, Canadian Media & Liberal Politics
28:50 Are Political Content Creators Changing Politics?
29:39 Does Pierre Poilievre Need to Change Strategy?
31:35 Should Conservatives Focus More on Policy?
32:18 CBC, Media Bias & Conservative Voices
34:24 Why Canadians Need to Get Politically Involved
36:21 The Freedom Convoy & the Power of Public Pressure
37:44 Taxes, Business & Government Spending
39:11 Why Conservatives Are So Frustrated
39:54 What Happened to Canadian Unity?
41:35 How Sam Became a Political Content Creator
43:15 Canadian Identity, Culture & National Pride
44:16 The Mass Immigration Debate
45:06 Assimilation & Canadian Values
47:42 Immigration vs. Mass Immigration
48:05 Is Canada’s Immigration Strategy Deliberate?
49:29 Why Is the Government Bringing So Many People In?
51:02 Jobs, Temporary Foreign Workers & Crime
51:56 Immigration & Canada’s Healthcare Crisis
53:29 Crime, Bail & Canada’s Justice System
54:16 The Whitby Home Invasion & Self-Defence
54:36 Repeat Offenders & Sentencing
55:48 Canadians Aren’t Alone in Their Frustration
56:07 Why Sam Will Never Forget COVID
57:05 Has Canadian Identity Been Suppressed?
58:55 Are You Still Proud to Be Canadian?
59:23 Final Thoughts & Outro
With affordability under pressure, crime remaining a concern and Canada–U.S. negotiations continuing, is Canada’s political direction beginning to shift?
0:00 Intro 1:00 Welcome Back + Canada First 7:06 Perez Hilton Situation & Public Suffering 12:07 Faith, God & Social Media Desensitization 14:26 Dean’s Toronto Island Attack Story 17:58 Crime in Toronto & Canada’s Justice System 18:38 Hollywood’s Demonic & Satanic Imagery 21:29 Sam Smith’s “Unholy” Performance 23:50 Lil Nas X, Satan Shoes & Shock Culture 25:27 Good vs Evil in Modern Culture 26:44 Why Does Hollywood Mock Christianity? 27:33 Hollywood, Politics & the Cultural Left 29:40 Trump, Republicans & the Direction of U.S. Politics 30:55 Trump’s Impact on Canada & the Canadian Election 32:14 What’s Happening to Canada’s Conservative Party? 33:10 Media Coverage of Carney vs. Poilievre 33:53 Pierre Poilievre’s Influence on Canadian Politics 35:42 Mark Carney, Affordability & Cost of Living 36:42 Larry Brock Resigns & Conservative Polling 37:18 Is Carney Adopting Conservative Policies? 37:43 Carbon Tax & Income Tax Changes 38:27 Bail Reform, Crime & Repeat Offenders 40:14 Gun Crime & Housing Policy 41:41 Poilievre’s Letter to Mark Carney 42:27 Canada–U.S. Trade Negotiations & Tariffs 42:57 Steel & Aluminum 43:40 Lumber & Canadian Auto Industry 44:36 Can Carney Negotiate With Trump? 45:59 Affordability, Housing & Canada’s Future 46:15 Final Thoughts & Salute
* The importance of mentorship, therapy, and personal growth
* Media narratives, public perception, and policing in the digital age
* Crime, bail reform, police staffing shortages, and public safety in Canada
* Youth mental health, social media, and finding purpose
Kwesi also shares how prison ultimately became a turning point in his life, leading him to a new purpose as a speaker helping first responders, students, and organizations build resilience through adversity. Throughout the conversation, Stefano and Kwesi discuss the importance of personal responsibility, meaningful dialogue, and learning to grow through life’s toughest moments.
* Home invasions, organized crime, and public safety
* Paul Bernardo, maximum-security prisons, and victims’ rights
* Why Ned believes freedom, fiscal responsibility, and opportunity are core Canadian values
* What Conservatives need to do to earn the trust of more Canadians
Ned also shares his perspective on why he believes Canada needs stronger leadership, greater accountability in government, and reforms to restore public confidence in the justice system, while Stefano discusses the importance of open dialogue, political engagement, and hearing directly from elected officials.
This is an in-depth conversation about Canadian politics, crime, the economy, Parliament, and the future of Canada.
• government spending, bureaucracy, and the size of the public sector
• mainstream media, independent media, and political influence
• the 2025 federal election and the Liberal Party’s comeback
• Pierre Poilievre, Mark Carney, and the future of Canadian politics
• why Canadians have become increasingly divided politically
• the importance of respectful conversations between people with opposing viewpoints
Peter also explains why he believes credibility, honesty, and nuance are often missing from modern political discussions, while Stefano shares concerns about government overreach, free speech, immigration policy, and the direction of the country.
This is an honest conversation about immigration, politics, media, freedom, government, and the future of Canada.
01:04:30 Political Strategy & Emotional Intelligence
01:09:00 Canada’s Economic Future
01:14:30 Immigration & Population Growth
01:20:00 Free Speech & Government Power
01:25:30 The Future of Canadian Politics
01:31:00 Advice for Young Canadians
01:35:00 Final Thoughts & SALUTE
Stefano also reacts to several viral internet clips and cultural moments, including:
• the growing extremism and division happening within politics
• “shock content” culture on both the left and the right
• online personalities chasing outrage and confrontation for attention
• masculinity, accountability, and standing on your principles
• internet culture versus real-life consequences
The episode wraps up with a discussion surrounding the Call Her Daddy podcast and modern dating culture, where Stefano and Dean debate:
• hookup culture and dating expectations
• relationships, values, and consequences
• advice being given to young women online
• individual freedom versus social responsibility
• modern masculinity and femininity
• whether today’s culture is helping or hurting relationships
This is an honest, unscripted conversation about culture, politics, society, freedom, modern relationships, and the direction the world seems to be heading.
Grab a casual, lock in, and let’s get into it.
Host: Stefano
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