Better Call Sexton

A deep dive into Afroman's viral courtroom spectacle, from his outfit to the lawyer's surprising tactics. A look at parody as a legal strategy and the line between free speech and police conduct. Coverage of a documentary fallout that sparks relationship drama. A conversation about public scrutiny, unedited footage, and how reputation plays out in the spotlight.

Welcome back to Better Call Sexton! Today on the show, we're going into the manosphere. We react to the new Netflix documentary "Into The Manosphere" by Louis Theroux. James tells us why the doc misrepresents the group, who Louis Theroux should have interviewed, the clownish entertainment of it all, concerns over young men consuming this content, and who should actually lead the manosphere. We're releasing 3 episodes per week! Subscribe and hit the bell to be notified when the latest episode is live.Submit your viewer questions! https://www.sextonshow.comDisclaimer: This video is not legal advice. For entertainment purposes only.Follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/nycdivorcelawyer/?hl=enFollow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nycdivorce?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcFollow on X: https://x.com/nycdivorcelawTIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Into The Manosphere1:30 - Is The Doc A Misrepresentation?4:30 - Men Who Should Have Been Interviewed For Doc8:50 - How To Frame Masculinity 10:30 - Amusing Ourselves To Death12:50 - Thanks To Soul For Sponsoring The Show!14:20 - Concerns About Young Men Listening To These Guys16:45 - One-Sided Monogamy 21:55 - Should James Lead The Manosphere?25:00 - Thanks For Watching! Like & Subscribe #jamessexton #lawyer #divorce #prenup #reaction #hottake #news #culture #legal #court #advice

Advice for young men on bringing back decorum through grooming, dress, and self-control. A focus on getting your life together first — fitness, finances, and discipline. Discussion of why passion and competence are attractive. Ideas about setting firm boundaries, delaying physical intimacy, and encouraging women to invest in ambitious men.

Welcome back to Better Call Sexton! Today on the show, we react to a clip arguing that the manosphere repackages traditional gender-role talking points for women as aesthetic self-care (home nurturing, quitting hormonal birth control, leaving corporate work, and embracing feminine submission). Sexton says some points can sound appealing but criticizes blaming men when women are the ones producing and profiting from tradwife content, and argues workplace “submission” to bosses is also real.We're releasing 3 episodes per week! Subscribe and hit the bell to be notified when the latest episode is live.Submit your viewer questions! https://www.sextonshow.comDisclaimer: This video is not legal advice. For entertainment purposes only.Follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/nycdivorcelawyer/?hl=enFollow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nycdivorce?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcFollow on X: https://x.com/nycdivorcelawTIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - James Finds Some Algorithm Rage Content00:20 - Tradwife Clip Breakdown02:25 - Who Gets Your Submission6:33 - Choice Not Misogyny09:54 - Thanks To Soul For Sponsoring The Show! 11:22 - You Can Choose Gender Roles13:46 - Gloria Steinem Insight17:40 - We Need To End Girls Vs Boys#jamessexton #lawyer #divorce #prenup #reaction #hottake #news #culture #legal #court #advice

A controversial Instagram post on International Women’s Day sparks a heated reaction and a defense rooted in family law. Conversations cover representing wealthy spouses and how online outrage mirrors public bias. Pop culture moments include a paparazzi clash involving Chappell Roan, playful marriage advice from a comedian’s spouse, and a smiling selfie that went viral after a divorce settlement.

A lively breakdown of a Netflix dating show that hides ages and the clever clues contestants use. They dig into cosmetic fakery, gender double standards around age gaps, and tangled post-divorce dating. The conversation also covers confusing celibacy claims, debates about what counts as sexual experience, and the ethics of bringing kids into reality TV.

Try Soul! https://www.getsoul.com/discount/SEXTONTime for Cross Examination! Our dive deep into the internet’s lawyers, relationship experts, podcasters, and hot-takers. Is there any divorce information on social media that is useful? Or is it all bad? James Sexton is here to find the signal in the noise. Today on cross examination: we’re reacting to some of the cringiest pandering on the internet. We have the dad rapper who leaves James speechless, the question of smut affecting women, an influencer explains the patriarchy while walking in the woods, what men can expect from women, and the ‘babynup’ gets introduced. We're releasing 3 episodes per week! Subscribe and hit the bell to be notified when the latest episode is live.Submit your viewer questions! https://www.sextonshow.comDisclaimer: This video is not legal advice. For entertainment purposes only.Follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/nycdivorcelawyer/?hl=enFollow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nycdivorce?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcFollow on X: https://x.com/nycdivorcelawTIMESTAMPS: 0:30 - Dadgotbars explains women’s issues to us3:30 - Are Romance Novels Ruining Women?8:00 - Thanks To Soul For Sponsoring The Show!9:25 - The Trail Therapy Doctor - Letting Go Of The Patriarchy 11:30 - Bird Watching Theory16:00 - What Can Men Expect From Women?19:40 - Getting A Babynup?!21:00 - Thanks For Watching! Like & Subscribe#jamessexton #lawyer #divorce #prenup #reaction #hottake #news #culture #legal #court #advice

A romp through celebrity divorce drama, from a notorious custody battle to J.Lo’s relationship patterns. Takes on awkward joint bachelor/bachelorette parties and a public swimmer breakup. A surprising stat about Gen Z scrolling during sex gets reaction. Ends with a punchy Sexton-ism about fear and faith.

Rumors of a secret celebrity marriage and how famous couples hide weddings and divorces. The impact of publicity on relationships and career choices like Eva Mendes stepping back. A cringe deposition example and its fallout. Discussions on age gaps, consent versus life stage, and public reactions to BDSM labels.

Try Soul! https://www.getsoul.com/discount/SEXTONTime for Cross Examination! Our dive deep into the internet’s lawyers, relationship experts, podcasters, and hot-takers. Is any of the divorce information on social media useful? Or is it all bad? James Sexton is here to find the signal in the noise. Today on cross examination: James is reacting to the haters. A clip of James saying that being a mother is not the hardest job has gone viral on social media. We watch a few of the reaction videos and James clarify his thoughts on the subject.We're releasing 3 episodes per week! Subscribe and hit the bell to be notified when the latest episode is live.Submit your viewer questions! https://www.sextonshow.comDisclaimer: This video is not legal advice. For entertainment purposes only.Follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/nycdivorcelawyer/?hl=enFollow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nycdivorce?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcFollow on X: https://x.com/nycdivorcelawTIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Today On The Show..0:30 - Is Being A Mom The Hardest Job? 2:00 - Male Influencer Calls Out James5:45 - Hilarious skit by a mother10:55 - Thanks To Soul For Sponsoring The Show!12:20 - Clarifying James' Thoughts On Motherhood21:00 - Thanks For Watching! Like & Subscribe#jamessexton #lawyer #divorce #prenup #reaction #hottake #news #culture #legal #court #advice