Human Podcast

“Why are you single?”

Asked immediately after a guest states they are single to probe for reasons that can be challenged later.

“Why did your past relationship not work out?”

Used to find contradictions between a guest's past experiences and their stated current dating preferences.

“Do you consider yourself a feminist?”

A direct question to establish a guest's ideological position for the ensuing debate.

“How can you find a traditional man while posting provocative photos?”

A signature challenge used to point out a central, perceived contradiction in a guest's strategy.

“Do you have sexy photos on your social media?”

A direct question used to challenge a guest's self-proclaimed 'traditional' values.

“Would a man be an oppressor if he doesn't want you to have provocative photos on Instagram?”

This question reframes a boundary as a test of the guest's definition of controlling behavior.

“Are you a member of the Vox political party?”

Asked directly after a heated segment to reveal a guest's political affiliation and add another layer of debate.

“Would you give up your career or business for the right man?”

This question tests a female guest's commitment to a traditional provider/supporter gender role.

“Would you be with a man who paints his nails?”

A hypothetical used to test a guest's tolerance for non-traditional masculinity.

“What would you need to see in a man to give him a chance?”

Elicits a guest's specific, often high, standards, which are then scrutinized.

“Where do you get the idea that women were locked up at home in the past?”

A tactic to challenge a specific historical claim made by a guest during a debate on gender roles.

“Do you put yourself in situations with powerful men?”

Probes the guest's real-world strategy for meeting men who fit her stated high standards.