The Unspeakeasy with Meghan Daum
Meghan Daum, Dr. Lucy McBride, Tara Henley, Jenny Holland, Alex Gutentag, Sally Satel, Benjamin Ryan, Paul Garcia-Ryan, LCSW, Lisa Marchiano, Tanya Tsikanovsky, Kimberley Tait, David K. IsraelHome of The Unspeakeasy Podcast (formerly known as The Unspeakable), occasional livestreams, and new writing and updates from Meghan Daum.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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I had a long conversation with my friend Sarah Hepola about love, sex, porn, older women, younger men, and the madness and sadness of modern romance.
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September 11 Marked the End of the “Before Times”
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Author of seven books, host of The Unspeakeasy podcast (formerly The Unspeakable), and founder of The Unspeakeasy platform and community-home of the "free speech vacation." https://theunspeakeasy.com/
Primary care doctor & bestselling author dispensing fact-based, practical advice that fits your life. Health isn't about having all the answers; it's about asking better questions—of yourself, and of the people responsible for your care.
Tara Henley is a current affairs journalist and podcaster based in Toronto. Her latest book is The Trust Spiral: Why the Media Needs Objectivity.
Personal politics for the politically homeless. Writing at Saving Culture (from Itself) at jennyeholland.sub stack.com; Spiked! and Feminist Current.
Journalist. Senior Editor, Public.
Psychiatrist, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute and Lecturer, Yale University School of Medicine
I am an independent investigative journalist, focusing in particular on the cross-section between pediatric gender medicine and law.
Lisa Marchiano, LCSW is a writer and Jungian analyst in private practice. She is a cohost of This Jungian Life and the author of the books Motherhood and The Vital Spark and the coauthor of Dream Wise: Unlocking the Meaning of Your Dreams.
Highly lesbian, Zionist, Republican.
I’m a novelist, writer, editor, brand builder, and founder of Dogstar Press—the new independent literary press devoted to beauty, sincerity, and 100% human fiction. Part of a new Romantic movement rising above the age of algorithms.
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