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Long-form video essays examine political messaging, education, media, literature, and cultural debates.
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Long-form video essays examine political messaging, education, media, literature, and cultural debates.
Long-form videos explain philosophical ideas, psychology, and human behavior through the work of influential thinkers and modern social issues.
Long-form video essays and discussions examine politics, social issues, media, philosophy, and Irish society from leftist perspectives.
Short, humorous explainers explore politics, economics, psychology, neurodivergence, and questions about how society works.
Two hosts discuss psychology and observable behavior in public events, media narratives, power dynamics, and social judgment.
Long-form video essays explore leftist politics, capitalism, gender, mental health, spirituality, and personal life.
Mini-documentaries and video essays examine current events, history, technology, and philosophy through critical theory.
Research-focused videos and livestreams explore human behavior, psychology, neuroscience, and unusual science and technology stories.
Long-form discussions and opinion commentary on British politics, society, culture, and history.
Long-form commentary and short videos analyze science fiction, popular culture, LGBTQ issues, and politics.
Long-form satirical commentary and analysis on US politics, current events, and media.
Commentary videos discuss US politics, online culture, political debates, and current controversies from a left-wing perspective.
Videos explain wealth inequality, poverty, and economic power through behavioral science, psychology, and social commentary.
A psychologist analyzes popular culture, public cases, relationships, and mental health through short clips and longer commentary.
Long-form, research-based videos examine conspiracy theories, political scandals, and secret plots with humor and critical commentary.
Long-form investigations and video essays examine political controversies, LGBTQ issues, internet culture, technology, and pseudoscience.
Videos examine US politics, propaganda, fascism, and political messaging through commentary and essays.
Long-form narrated essays explore psychology, relationships, personal growth, and ideas associated with Carl Jung.
Long-form videos explore philosophical questions alongside topics in society, science, psychology, and current affairs.
Long-form conversations and reflections explore philosophy of mind, embodied cognition, consciousness, care, and connections between science and everyday life.
English-language videos explain philosophical ideas and traditions, with discussions of ethics, religion, history, psychology, and politics.
Long-form, tongue-in-cheek video essays examine politics, media, public figures, and cultural debates, with occasional live streams.
Commentary on US politics, current events, social issues, and internet culture, often delivered through stream-based videos.
Long-form videos explore consciousness, spirituality, ancient symbolism, neuroscience, and ideas about how people perceive and shape reality.