Subtle Rampage

Michael Knowles calls for the eradication of transgenderism, Matt Walsh verbally attacks Dylan Mulvaney causing a Daily Wire journalist to quit, and people on the left take jabs at Michael Knowles' looks in attempts to disqualify his opinions.

Diaries, bullet journals, art journals, prayer journals…There's probably a million different ways to document your life. Ever have a difficult time organizing your thoughts, even with these methods at your disposal? You're not alone.

What’s your perception of people who receive government assistance? Tune into this episode of Subtle Rampage to discuss recent food stamp legislation in Iowa and the different prejudices that pop up in these conversations.

How can the celebrity of politicians overshadow the reality of their actions? Are state level politicians more grounded? What might be going on behind the scenes of a bill withdrawal? Give all these questions and more some thought during this week's episode of Subtle Rampage Podcast.

Some of the qualities of a liberal arts education are easily turning out to be negative ones. Give this episode of Subtle Rampage a listen as we dive into what things like diversity and inclusion, social responsibility, and analytical thinking actually look like in academia.

Have you already forgotten what your experience with COVID was like? What historical accounts and stories will our grandchildren be reading about this time in United States history? Give this week's episode a listen and see if it jogs your memory about your own experience.

Is one generation superior to all the others? Tune in for this week's episode of Subtle Rampage where we'll discuss the generational divide and some of the ways it creates tension and division within our culture.

Is your highest sense of self is a piece of work that doesn't like to hang around too often? In this episode of Subtle Rampage we're talking new year's resolutions, mental stamina, and ways to show up for ourselves when it's needed.

Does your state have the Mature Minor Doctrine in place? Tune in on this episode of Subtle Rampage and look what this doctrine looks like in the state of Tennessee and how you can get your opinions on legislation to your state representatives!

Most of us listen to music in some form or fashion, but how do you separate the artist from the music when things start to get a bit too political for your taste?

Press play on this episode of Subtle Rampage and curb your cravings with a good dose of Twitter cancel culture drama. A poem published in 2020, so racist it got pulled from publication?

Tune in on this episode of Subtle Rampage and try your best to remember that being womanly is bad! Femininity is a societal construct and we all know structured systems must be deconstructed!

Tune in for this episode of Subtle Rampage and trudge through the trials and tribulations of our host's YouTube shorts feed! Sweeping generalizations are made, the world of modern dating is ridiculed, and it's the "traditional woman" vs. the "modern woman" in a fight to the death.

Listen in on this episode of Subtle Rampage and get a good ol' fit of rage prepped and ready for the Thanksgiving dinner table! Yes, the world is burning. No, that pregnant lady should not be pregnant. Please feel free to freak out.

Turn the volume up on this episode of Subtle Rampage and pat yourself on the back for surviving the 2022 midterms! Breaking News: Voter ID is in fact, not the end of the world.

Tune in for the first official episode of Subtle Rampage and play a quick game of I Spy with our host! An absurd, but nonetheless popular, literary theory may be making a "subtle" appearance in the university classroom.

Come alongside our host for a prelude episode of Subtle Rampage to introduce the podcast and briefly acknowledge a few things! Americans might possibly be too emotional, Gen Z is the most inclusive and accepting generation, and hate watching is not really the worst thing.