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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 56 MIN

83. Why People Aren't Having Kids: Meaning, Culture & Modern Life - With Mark Walsh & Dr Helen Machen-Pearce

from Feral Philosophy Podcast · host Mark Walsh

I'm joined by Dr Helen again to explore the deeper cultural, psychological, and philosophical roots of declining birth rates across the modern world. Moving beyond economics and policy, they examine what happens when meaning, identity, and embodiment begin to erode in contemporary life. The discussion touches on everything from the role of religion and community, to the impact of anxiety, digital culture, and shifting social norms around relationships, sex, and family. They question whether modern materialism and the pursuit of convenience have unintentionally undermined one of humanity's most fundamental drives: the desire to reproduce. ----------------------------------------------- See the Feral Philosophy YouTube channel HERE  Support the Feral Philosophy mission by donating through Crowdfunder  Want to become a certified embodiment coach? More details about CEC Join Mark for in-person workshops Join free coaching demo sessions with Mark  Find Mark Walsh on Instagram

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