Show Notes
This week, Bryan and Luke are angry about men. After allegations of a horrific sexual assault involving Cornell fraternity members, they confront the culture that allows misogyny and violence against women to thrive and the men who stay silent when their friends cross the line. From toxic masculinity and “locker room talk” to dating, politics and the way powerful men speak about women, Bryan and Luke ask what it actually means to be one of the “good guys.” Because women shouldn’t have to beg men to respect them, protect their humanity or simply not hurt them.
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