Breaking Containment

Writer and literary critic Liza Libes and UnHerd columnist Poppy Sowerby join Maggie Anders for the fifth episode of Breaking Containment.

The trio discuss the rise of sugar dating, whether women should split the bill, and how dating apps are changing modern relationships. They also weigh in on Sally Rooney's politics, Americans regretting their moves abroad, and the differences between life in New York and London.

Plus, the pressures of publishing, free speech controversies, and an unexpected comparison between Elizabeth Holmes and Meghan Markle.

MAMA Magazine managing editor Denzel Rust and Young Voices managing editor Gage Klipper join Maggie Anders to ask what the Republican Party offers younger conservatives after Denzel’s trip to its midterm convention. They also get into Denzel’s reporting on gas station 7-OH, why AI cannot replace firsthand reporting, the reaction to Data After Dark, and Netflix’s East of Eden.

Rumors of the death of Libertarianism are greatly exaggerated. Reason associate editor Meagan O'Rourke and Manhattan Institute fellow Daniel Di Martino join Maggie Anders for a discussion about Mamdani's New York, the causes and limits of the DINK lifestyle, Woke 2.0, and the decline of public education.

Breitbart reporter Olivia Rondeau and Young Voices alum LyLena Estabine join Maggie Anders for the second episode of Breaking Containment. The trio discuss the latest headlines, politics and culture, what it means to be a conservative woman today, and the stories shaping the current political conversation.

Emma Camp from the Wall Street Journal joins Maggie Anders and Sam Raus for the pilot episode of Young Voices’ new podcast, Breaking Containment. The trio discuss headlines, the problem with modern therapy, why Americans are abandoning capitalism for socialism, and what's eating Gen Z.