In this episode, Karen King of the Ideological Oasis Podcast discusses her work as a Ketamine-assisted therapist, how the therapy profession has been ideologically captured by the social justice movement, and how to get mental health back on track.

In this episode, Josh Lewis of the Saving Elephants podcast discusses classical conservatism and how the ideas of thinkers such as Edmund Burke, Thomas Sowell, and William F. Buckley can be applied to contemporary politics.

In this episode, therapist Jake Wiskerchen discusses how the therapy profession has changed for the worse, masculinity and men's mental health, and how the mental health profession can correct course.

In this episode, Gabrielle Turner, LPC and LMFT, explains the political indoctrination she faced in graduate school and how this woke ideology has taken over the field of therapy.

In this episode, Dr. Elliot Kaminetzky describes his decision to take a courageous stand against medical transitions for children experiencing gender distress in the field of clinical psychology. He also details how aquascaping your fish tank can revolutionize your life.

In this episode, licensed therapist David P. Robbins delves into the replication crisis in psychological research and examines how the field of therapy has gone off course.

In this episode, Dr. Nathanial Bork highlights his work fighting against the woke takeover of academia and attempting to preserve legitimate research in order to preserve and grow our base of knowledge.

In this episode, developmental and evolutionary psychologist J.D. Haltigan breaks down the psychology behind activists in the social justice movement. He outlines the emotional instabilities seen in Cluster B personality disorders and terms this type of victimhood complex a "vulnerable narcissism."