Topic: Demi Lovato

The hosts analyze the social pressure on young people to adopt non-traditional identities to avoid being at the "bottom" of the woke social hierarchy. They suggest that identifying as non-binary or using unique pronouns is often a response to the vilification of "cis-straight" individuals. The recent decision by Demi Lovato to return to "she/her" pronouns is cited as an example of shifting identity trends.

Longtime Boston radio host Matt Siegel briefly quit his show after being told he could not joke about Demi Lovato's non-binary identity. Similarly, Bob Garfield was fired from WNYC's "On the Media" following investigations into his conduct during internal meetings, signaling a low tolerance for traditional media personalities in the current corporate climate.

An anti-bullying PSA featuring Demi Lovato is criticized for its "violent" language of "stomping out" bullying. The hosts argue that modern anti-bullying initiatives are actually designed to curtail First Amendment rights and discourage children from developing the resilience to handle verbal conflict. They contrast this with traditional "sticks and stones" parenting.