
Charles Olney - Diapers, Democracy, and Digital Delusions
A wide ranging conversation on fatherhood, politics and online life with Substack writer and political theorist, Charles Olney
A publication about motherhood, family life, and the search for rootedness under modern conditions. I write about children, domesticity, social norms, female experience, technology, culture, and the peculiar instability of cosmopolitan life.
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A wide ranging conversation on fatherhood, politics and online life with Substack writer and political theorist, Charles Olney

What if your worst habits are actually your best strategies?

My conversation with BigLaw escapee Jordan Call on role reversal, creative tradeoffs, insights on gentle‑ish parenting and becoming more than Mr. Mom.

A journey through algorithmic rabbit‑holes.

My conversation with writer Paul Millerd on the modern lack of life scripts and the opportunities that opens up

On authority and authenticity and rarely getting to have both.

My conversation with the wonderful writer and actual matriarch, Lane Scott, on families, faith and building with the material you have.

My conversation with the australian economist on the art of the possible and ways to have popular will fuel politics, but with less insanity.

What’s wrong with the online right

My conversation with writer and pastoral counselor Dean Abbott on healthy marriages, dealing with shame and loving outside of the parameters of the sex wars

My conversation with writer Jacob Falkovich on becoming a man under unmaly conditions.

An outsider's perspective on the strange alliances that form the emerging new conservative world.

When forbidden truths become commodities: The paradox of professional contrarianism.

I speak to writer and UK connoisseur, Ed West, about this unique moment in time when grooming gangs meet Nazi salutes.

My conversation with Steve Hsu exploring China's rise as an AI superpower and its potential to reshape the global order.

When raising children becomes a solitary act, time changes shape.

A conversation on the lure of dying in the trenches and the unsexy nature of modern heroism

From iron law to denial and back again. Is knowledge about sex differences an info hazard?

Jonathan's return on the podcast with a new angle on an ancient human trait.

My conversation with conservative feminist scholar and mother of 7, Erika Bachiochi.