Conversations with Peter Boghossian

Viktor Orbán is out. Péter Magyar and the Tisza party promised Hungary real change. Can they deliver?
Peter Boghossian is joined by Péter Krekó, a political scientist, social psychologist, and executive director of the Political Capital Institute in Budapest.
Krekó has been one of Viktor Orbán's harshest critics for years, and now he's hopeful about Hungary's political change. Is that hope warranted, and how would we know if Magyar and Tisza fall short?
Follow Péter Krekó
• X
• Facebook
Find Peter Boghossian
• X
• Newsletter
• Donate
• Podcast
• All Socials

Peter Boghossian and Canadian political scientist Frances Widdowson discuss Cultural Genocide. Would the world be better off if some cultures were eradicated? We need to start having real conversations about societal decay.
Follow Frances here: 
• YouTube
• Facebook
• TikTok
Find Peter Boghossian
• X
• Newsletter
• Donate
• Podcast
• All Socials

Peter Boghossian, Brett Hall, and Reid Nicewonder discuss the popular alternative history TV series For All Mankind. This series explores an alternate timeline where the Soviet Union beats the US to the Moon. It explores alternative events and asks, "What if the space race kept going? What would our future look like?" If you love sci-fi, come join us for the livestream!
 
Follow Brett Hall here:
• YouTube
• Substack
 
For other Sci-Fi Reviews:
• Pluribus Review, Part 1 , Episodes 1-4
• Pluribus Review Part 2, Episodes 5-9
• Substack review of All Man Kind
 
Find Peter Boghossian
• X
• Newsletter
• Donate
• Podcast
• All Socials

Why are we surgically removing healthy breasts, testes, and reproductive organs from minors and calling it "gender-affirming care"? The explanation you'll hear is a new, "radical" take. Peter Boghossian sits down with Mia Hughes, @Genspect, to discuss her Repath Campaign, which argues (among other things) that gender dysphoria functions as a belief-based disorder rather than a clinical diagnosis. Consequently, Mia argues that gender dysphoria should be treated as a psychological condition, not managed with surgery.
 
Find Mia Hughes 
• X
 
Find Peter Boghossian
• X
• Newsletter
• Donate
• Podcast
• All Socials

Peter Boghossian questions economist Eric Crampton on sin taxes, immigration policy, and government debt. Crampton explains why sugar and tobacco taxes rarely change behavior, why blanket immigration bans fail, and why New Zealand's fiscal discipline beats America's.
Find Eric Crampton
• X
Find Peter Boghossian
• X
• Newsletter
• Donate
• Podcast
• All Socials