I absolutely love this podcast. Louise consistently brings on guests who are not only insightful but also incredibly relevant to the conversations we need to be having in today’s world. Every episode feels like it’s speaking directly to the moment we’re living in—touching on topics that matter, from personal growth to broader social issues. What sets this podcast apart is the depth of the discussions and the quality of the guests. There’s always something to take away—whether it’s a new perspective, a challenge to reflect on, or just the comfort of hearing thoughtful dialogue in a noisy world.

Please don’t indulge evangelical delusions of demonic possession. Western society probably won’t benefit by reviving the medieval myth of the witch.

After first hearing Louise Perry on Modern Wisdom, I sought out more of her work and content. She does a brilliant job of tying traditional Christian ethics to modernity in the West. I subsequently bought her book on Amazon, and highly recommend others do the same.

I frequently disagree with many of Perry’s conclusions but her observations are always spot on, her guests are always interesting and I am always glad I listened.

Perry’s voice is lovely and her guests are phenomenal. Wonderful interviews. Interesting, nuanced perspective. Must listen.

I don't love her politics but I love those pretty eyes. Just lovely. ...and as far as right podcasts go, this one is highly listenable and quite informative

There is no fundamental difference between young men and young women in that capitalism exploits their bodies. That we are so numb to subjecting young male the male body violence/death/forced murder and simply exploiting their bodies does not shift the underlying mechanism. There are many horrible problems of sexual abuse and assault that young women experience far more than young men—I do not wish to take anything away from this—but to pretend it is a problem in sexual culture as opposed to capitalist drive is at best well meaning but ignorant and at worst an intentional smokescreen for the broader abuses of capitalism.

Horrible anti-trans content

She has such a pleasant voice to listen to and is so kind and non confrontational. I love the people who come on. This podcast makes me think and stretch in good ways.

Great podcast, so many good guests

Lots of interesting guests but Louise Perry is SO low energy...her guests practically have to interview themselves. It requires a bit of patience to get through

I love Louise Perry <3

I think Louise Perry is intelligent but Razib Khan is immoral and a scummy person just listening to him. He wasn’t challenged at all either, his episode was gross

Look forward to your pod, but was dismayed to see that a large chunk of the audio in your interview with Razib Khan is so distorted that it is unlistenable. Would appreciate if you could clean it up and repost.

Alternative feminist mostly interviews writers and thinkers. A lot having to do with sex topics but some just philosophy in general. The main gripe I have is Perry’s voice is too soft and quiet so I can only listen to the podcast in a quiet place.

I was very disappointed to come to Louise’s podcast and see that she’s platforming Jonathan Anomaly, an American eugenicist associated with the "human-biodiversity" online network and blogsphere. Anomaly defends discredited theories on racialism and race and intelligence. Louise Perry is a white nationalist, not a feminist.

Love the content but also the tone and presentation. Louise has the best radio voice in the business. I always feel 10x classier when I listen, not something I can honestly say about most alt podcasts. Highly recommend!

I love the variety of guests and topics, this content makes me think and often provides the comforting reassurance that, yes, other people think like I do! I'm glad people are having these conversations.

I’m a conservative woman in America, and I find myself agreeing with so many of the intelligent women on this podcast who are at times both across the aisle and across the pond. It’s so heartening to hear the issues of gender, womanhood, motherhood, the sex industry and even surrogacy discussed in such comprehensive/informative ways. I always walk away more curious about the topic. I find many of the platforms of modern feminism to be in disharmony with womanhood, so I’ve struggled to find a place to discuss/consider women’s issues (as feminists—or at-least a certain style of feminists, always seem to dominate those spaces with a rather narrow discussion of patriarchy, misogyny, consent, liberation, etc.) I’m very grateful for a show dedicated to the woes, wins, and workings of women. It’s a beautiful and empowering thing.

This podcast is a good resource in that it has interesting guests with interesting perspectives, but Perry is essentially appropriating radical feminist rhetoric to push fundamentally conservative viewpoints. For example, she evidently believes that women are, deep down, only truly fulfilled by stay-at-home motherhood. If the 1950s have taught us anything, we know that this is not the case.

Louise Perry’s podcast is just as fascinating as her book, taking you into issues seldom explored by mainstream publications and shedding light on discussions I didn’t even know were being had.

Dr. Perry, your book, your voice and this podcast are a Godsend. Keep up the remarkable work.

Great to hear Dr Bailey. His work is not talked about enough. He is a fascinating scientist.

I recommend this podcast to anyone interested in broadening their minds to what’s really going on in the worlds sexual arena. Extremely important information.

Have been consistently impressed by this podcast and the guests Louise has on!

Not only am I an appreciative fan of Louise’s writing/education around really necessary modern dynamics, I am thrilled she is explaining to this format of sharing her wisdoms, her experiences, and desire to begin showing us all…there is a better way forward. Together. As an educator and therapist, I’m breathing more easily knowing the world is slowing waking up and finding it balance and sanity. Louise is proof of this!

Maybe, but she has articulated a well reasoned explanation of so much of what women today think and feel. I do hope she dives into the topics she covered in her book.

I’m so happy to see Louise start a podcast of her own after seeking her out on various other shows. Louise blends intelligence and compassion and is a much needed voice in our society. Thank you Louise for all your work and can’t wait to tune in!