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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2026 · 1H 11M

1.10 - Inescapable Podcast - The Femosphere

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Victoria Police are struggling to recruit as trust in the force collapses, and a new video captures what that looks like on the ground. We cover the Geelong refinery fire, one of the worst in Australia's history, coming just days after the ABC warned the country had never been more vulnerable to an energy crisis. We look at the rise of what's being called a new, angrier feminism, drawing on Emily Lawford's New Statesman piece on the young women reshaping British politics, and expanding on our Plus discussion of Jay Stone's research into feminisation as the engine behind woke ideology. We also get into testosterone decline and what the latest research points to as a likely cause. In the Plus+ extension, we look at the cultural forces accelerating that decline through the feminization of modern life. From literature and sexuality to education, identity and social expectations, the discussion examines how softness, emotionalism and degeneracy have been elevated as cultural ideals while strength, discipline and clarity are pushed further aside. The result is a civilisation becoming weaker, less stable and increasingly detached from reality. WATCH ON YOUTUBE Links Australia has never been more vulnerable to an energy crisis - ABC News Major fire at one of Australia's two oil refineries "Australia has never been more vulnerable to an energy crisis - ABC writes. Then 3 days later you have a major fire reported at Viva Energy refinery in Australia. https://t.co/AkQ3eKphdL" / X Fuel Crisis Australia — Live Oil Reserves, Petrol Prices & Supply Dashboard Uncovered ballots prompt new count in seat of Narungga won by One Nation - ABC News Liberals to offer $5,000 to overseas officers to relocate under plan to recruit 3,000 police - ABC News Melbourne police officer's height sparks debate Liberals to offer $5,000 to overseas officers to relocate under plan to recruit 3,000 police - ABC News " BREAKING The Irish Government is Making Ads Recruiting Military Age Muslim Men From PAKISTAN, to Join the Irish Gardai & Police the Irish People This is AFTER the Pakistani r*pe gangs were exposed across Britain This is TREASON @DewsNewz @HarrisonHSmith https://t.co/aEVqPn0rWQ" / X The jobs Australians won’t do | The Spectator Australia Meet the Angry Young Women - New Statesman TikTok Destroyed A Generation Bird Sex Identification Instrument

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