In this episode, Ragz and Ally discuss the process of proselytization which is observed in religious groups and also in politics.

On this Indian Independence Day, Ragz and Ally discuss the death of independent thoughts. It was inspired by the following essay:

https://feifeiwrites.substack.com/p/you-share-other-peoples-thoughts

In this episode, Ragz and Ally today's internet politics are not politics at all and it has become more about who looks the coolest and gets the most male retweets than actually doing politics.

In this episode, Ragz and Ally discuss the dynamics that we have noticed between men and women when they're dating, the difference between men and women when they get into relationships vs how they are with other people around them.

In this episode, Ragz & Ally talk about the male gaze, what it means in terms of cinema and how it differs from the female gaze. We explore media produced by men vs women through multiple examples and different contexts.

In this podcast, Ragz & Ally discuss the book 'The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue' by V.H. Schwab. This book is absolutely captivating and intense, it follows Addie La Rue in 18th Century France who escapes her forced marriage by making a deal with the devil and follows her to present day New York City.

In this episode, Ragz & Ally discuss the short story 'The Yellow Wallpaper' by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and the underlying themes of postpartum depression & isolation of women from public life, along with its similarities with other women's media.

In this episode Ragz and Ally discuss recent events in politics - the release of half of Epstein files and the current conflict in the Middle East