Mia Mulder
Long-form video essays explore politics, history, transgender issues, economic ideas, and the beliefs that shape society.
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68 minWhat Happened To Big Ideas? | Mia Mulder80K views · 8 months ago
83 minWhat Does It Mean To "Be" A Person | Mia Mulder70.9K views · 11 months ago
101 minWhat's Wrong With Democracy? | Mia Mulder279.2K views · 3 years ago
ShortSocial Spending22.2K views · 3 years ago
ShortI made a new video! It's a very long rant, big fans of raving about the economy will love it!31.3K views · 3 years ago
160 minIs the Economy Mad At Us? | Mia Mulder176.8K views · 3 years ago
64 minIs Star Wars Political? | Mia Mulder125K views · 3 years ago
75 minWhat Is The Deal With The "Trans Debate"? | Mia Mulder297.7K views · 3 years ago
33 minPlanned Economies And Artificial Intelligence: A short rant | Mia Mulder94.6K views · 4 years ago
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- understanding political ideas and debates
- exploring history through long-form essays
- examining claims about gender and society
Mia Mulder makes overcaffeinated video essays about politics, history, and all the strange ideas that shape our lives, with a particular focus on trans issues, leftist theory, and the stories we tell about the past. From conspiracy theories that won’t die to democracy, identity, and the economy having a tantrum, each episode digs into big questions with actual research, bad jokes, and the occasional existential crisis. If you like long-form, humanities-brained dives into how the world works (and how it could be better), you’re in the right place. New videos every other good mental health month, roughly.
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