In today's episode, you'll join host Kat Kuczynska in a compelling conversation with Bettina Arndt, a pioneering sex therapist and advocate for men's rights in Australia. As you listen, you'll explore a range of topics including the unique challenges that arise in divorce cases, the damaging impact of false allegations, and the growing educational disparity faced by boys in predominantly female environments. Dive deep into discussions on modern gender dynamics, the evolving role of fathers, and the need for restoring the presumption of innocence. Tune in and become part of the conversation as we strive to build a wiser world together.

Here are the Highlights:

02:41 Feminism can foster a victim mentality and undermine

responsibility.

09:52 Boys are disadvantaged growing up in a female-dominated education system.

12:11 Male teachers facing suspicion and false allegations.

20:29 Gender equality in job recruitment lacks logic.

22:13 People's indifference to gender issues.

30:57 Gender gap in sexual desire can cause misunderstanding in marriages.

34:47 Pressure to quickly achieve intimacy in online dating.

44:55 Women are taking advantage of the family court system.

52:25 The differences in mothers and fathers fuelling the divide.

59:04 False allegations against celebrities are not straight-forward.

About Bettina Arndt

As one of Australia’s first sex therapists, Bettina started her career talking about sex on television and radio and teaching doctors and other professionals about sexual counselling. She then became a well-known social commentator, a rare public voice speaking out about problems confronting men and boys in our anti-male society. Having attracted the ire of feminists with her university speaking tour exposing the campus kangaroo courts, in 2020 they attempted to cancel her after she received a government honour for promoting gender equity through advocacy for men. She continues her advocacy through blogs on Substack and regular media appearances.

About Kat Kuczynska

Successful entrepreneur and a mother turns into a wisdom seeker to figure out how to thrive in an ever-changing and challenging world.

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Kat Kuczynska interviews Dr. Darrell Bricker as they explore the complex topic of declining global population rates. Darrell is the CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs and has written several national best-selling books, his most recent is called Next. Kat and Darrell discuss how declining birth rates could potentially impact everything from climate change to economic stability and societal infrastructure. What role do fertility rates play, and how are policies to address these changes faring across different countries?

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges conventional wisdom and sheds light on the critical changes shaping our future. This is one episode you won't want to miss.

Here are the Highlights

00:01 Human population decline, changing views on procreation.

07:09 Fertility rates are only an approximation

11:27 Challenges of accommodating a rapidly collapsing population.

18:26 Is Africa really going to be the cradle of the world?

26:04 The complexities in Africa's economic potential.

36:31 Lowering cost of children and reducing motherhood penalty.

42:51 Childcare costs and fertility rate correlations.

53:44 Poland's prenatal policies and population changes analysed.

55:59 Immigration creates short-term relief but long-term issues.

01:02:31 Global aging population presents predictable challenges that need to be addressed.

About Dr. Darrell Bricker

Dr. Darrell Bricker is Global CEO, Ipsos Public Affairs. Prior to joining Ipsos in 1990, Dr. Bricker was Director of Research in the office of Canada's Prime Minister. Dr. Bricker holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from Carleton University, and a BA and MA from Wilfrid Laurier University. He has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree by

Wilfrid Laurier University, which named him one of their top 100 graduates in the last 100 years. Darrell has written several national bestselling books including his most recent Next and Empty Planet: The Shock of Global Population Decline (with John Ibbitson), which was a finalist for the Donner Prize. Darrell’s latest book, Next (Harper Collins, March 2020) was nominated for Canada’s National Business Book Award.

Dr. Bricker is a popular public speaker who regularly engages with audiences around the world. He's written articles for publications as diverse as Canada's Globe and Mail and France's Le Monde. He has also appeared on television and radio with all of Canada’s major national networks, and around the world with news broadcast organisations such as CNN, the BBC and NPR. Darrell is also the 2021 recipient of the Radio Television Digital News Association’s Hutton Award of Excellence for commitment to the betterment of journalism in Canada.

Darrell lives in Toronto with his wife Nina and daughter Emily.

About Kat Kuczynska

Successful entrepreneur and a mother turns into a wisdom seeker to figure out how to thrive in an ever-changing and challenging world.

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In today’s episode, our host Kat Kuczynska sits down with Dr Alka Sehgal Cuthbert, the thoughtful director of Don't Divide Us, an organisation that challenges the rise of critical race theory and divisive ideologies in our schools. Together, they explore the substantial growth of diversity and inclusion roles across various sectors, especially in education, and discuss the financial and ideological implications of this trend.

Alka voices her concern over the rise of relativistic ideas in education, urging a re-evaluation of how these ideologies shape our children's future and the very fabric of democracy. As we confront the encroachment of critical race theory and other ideologies, their conversation underscores the vital need to preserve intellectual integrity and promote a curriculum grounded in truth and traditional values. Stay tuned to Wisdom Rebellion for more insights into how we can reclaim our educational institutions and ensure a unified and informed future.

Here are the Highlights:

00:00 Backlash against anti-racism efforts in schools.

04:27 Academic turned activist, whose aim is to support parents.

08:02 Untrue allegations that racism persists despite historical and social progress.

14:11 How knowledge has been hijacked by activists

15:08 Critical theory spread beyond academia is causing harm.

19:24 Confusion about elite projects with left-wing associations.

21:35 Higher education fostering relativistic and radical ideas.

26:07 Schools play a role in children's political education.

29:02 Senior professors unable to voice their thoughts.

32:41 Discussion on politics in classrooms

36:22 The new handbook that aims to shape education worldwide.

40:36 Curriculum must respect traditional disciplinary knowledge.

About Dr Alka Sehgal Cuthbert

Dr Alka Sehgal Cuthbert is an educator, academic, author and campaigner who believes passionately in the essential importance of impartiality both in education and as a prerequisite for the civilised conversations necessary for democracy to flourish. Alka comes to the directorship of Don’t Divide Us following two years as its founder lead on education, a campaign which she felt impelled to join as a counter to the fractious and one-sided discussions about race relations in the UK which have dominated since 2020.

Alka began her career teaching English Literature in inner city London and went on to become a member of the Ofsted Advisory Panel on English. Until recently she was still practising on the front line as an English teacher with the Civitas Education Charity supplementary schools project. She is a prolific author of specialist texts on education, including What Should Schools Teach? Disciplines, Subjects and the Pursuit of Truth (IoE UCL Press, 2017). She has spoken at numerous prestigious conferences and gave evidence to the 2016 All-Party Parliamentary Group Inquiry (APPGI) on Knowledge and Skills in Education.

Alka made a characteristically bold entrance into politics in 2017, standing for the Brexit Party as a protest against the potential democratic deficit that would have followed had the popular vote not been enacted.

Alka is a wife and mother of two adult children. She enjoys cooking, opera and travelling to visit family in India, when time allows.

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