Kat Rosenfield

Kat Rosenfield, a novelist and political commentator, joins Reem Ibrahim, media head at the Institute of Economic Affairs, to discuss the bizarre U.S. tensions over Greenland. They delve into Trump's brash threats of military action and the implications for NATO. The conversation shifts to civil liberties as Minneapolis faces scrutiny over federal agents' aggressive tactics post-Renee Good’s killing. Finally, they tackle Trump's vague healthcare plan and its political ramifications, exploring what it means for American domestic policy.

Kat Rosenfield, a novelist and culture critic, dives into the evolving landscape of culture wars and the nuances of wokeness. She discusses her unique position attracting criticism from the identitarian left and sheds light on sexism in online discourse. With insights on Gen Z's relationship dynamics and the impact of technology on intimacy, Kat examines how cultural narratives have shifted. Their conversation touches on the emergence of a 'woke right' and debates the future of cancel culture while reflecting on the cultural implications of globalization and tech.

Novelist and journalist Kat Rosenfield joins the hosts for chaotic banter discussing cancel culture, sex trafficking, Christine Blasey Ford, and the Trump bible. They talk about accusations in YA fiction, high school yearbook controversies, Candace Owens, and quirky post-presidential merchandise ideas. Kat is meh on Cormac McCarthy's works, adding a touch of humor to the intense topics.

Kat Rosenfield, author and critic known for sharp cultural commentary, helps cut the ribbon on a new Museum of Bad Ideas. They dissect Harvard's proposed A+ amid rampant grade inflation. Short takes cover the customer-service model of higher education, rising competition over distinction, and the loss of student resilience.

Join Kat Rosenfield and Phoebe Maltz Bovy discussing female heterosexuality, MeToo movement evolution, LGBTQ+ identification, and controversies in Young Adult literature on this insightful podcast.