
Peace talks for the culture wars. In an era of polarisation, propaganda and pile-ons, AntiSocial offers an alternative: understanding, facts, and respect. Each week, Adam Fleming takes on a topic that's generating conflict on social media, blogs, talk shows and phone-ins and helps you work out what the arguments are really about.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 153 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

The French state railway company has introduced child-free carriages on some of its journeys, but transport isn’t the only area being affected by the child-free phenomenon. There’s also been a rise in weddings without children. Head of Brand at the w... more
Should we have more child-free spaces? The French state railway company has introduced child-free carriages on some of its high-speed trains. This has caused a row online. Adam Fleming gets to the bottom of the story and asks if there is a growing de... more
The contestants on Britain's most popular TV show, The Traitors, have faced criticism for voting out ethnic minorities early on in the game. It’s led to a slew of posts online saying this is a clear example of unconscious racial bias. Head of Psychol... more
The UK's most popular TV show, The Traitors, has come under the spotlight not just because of its popularity but because it has been accused of reflecting prejudice in British society. The charge is that contestants from ethnic minorities are more li... more
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There's a review in these reviews that could be classed as trolling, criticizing the host as woke, but the host (Adam) makes this show worthwhile because he is able to reconcile the opposing views examined in the show, without being judgemental (unlike the reviewer.... ). Criticizing people as woke is pretty tedious and a bit passé actually. The show allows different viewpoints to be examined. It's thought provoking.
Like the concept but the host Adam Fleming just seems like a wet, wokey type and in that sense about 5 years out of date.
No. Someone identifying as a animal *therian, which I am* is NOT a furry and furry is not a adult term, it is a community of creative people expressing their love of making characters into this fantasy world of furrys. As a Therian, I believe I was an animal in my past life and that my soul remains an animal, that’s ALL THERIANS ARE DUDE, I express it through quads and gear and stuff. I did not fully read through the script for that episode I read most of it though and the vibe I got was not gre... more
Giving airtime to conspiracy nutters as if anything was to be gained by listening to their nonsense. There are attempts at fact checking, but not consistently. As a result, a lot of complete fantasy is left to stand as just another valid point of view.
I have only listened to one episode but what particularly impressed me was the balance and consideration in the questioning.
There was no headline grabbing or hyperbole which is rife in legacy media.
I genuinely didn’t know which theory the host supported himself and that’s fantastic.
Keen to tune in to more.
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This podcast explores social and cultural issues that are often marked by conflict and polarization, with a focus on providing balanced discussions and thoughtful insights. Each episode features a careful examination of a contemporary topic igniting debate, offering listeners various perspectives and expert opinions. Key themes include the stigma of singlehood, the challenges faced by women in relationships, and broad societal narratives such as reparations, immigration, and nationalism. The format encourages understanding over divisiveness, making it particularly notable for its commitment to presenting facts and fostering respect amid contentious discourse. The thoughtful approach taken by the host often invites listeners to reconsider th... more
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