In this episode, Karol discusses the societal impact of declining sexual activity, attributing it to changing societal norms and pressures. She emphasizes the importance of sex in relationships and challenges the notion that marriage leads to less sex. Karol welcomes Mary Katherine Ham, who shares her experiences of making friends as an adult and her career in the media industry. She discusses her departure from CNN, the importance of a flexible work schedule, and how she teaches resilience to her children. The Karol Markowicz Show is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday.

In this episode, Karol discusses the societal impact of declining sexual activity, attributing it to changing societal norms and pressures. She emphasizes the importance of sex in relationships and challenges the notion that marriage leads to less sex. Karol welcomes Mary Katherine Ham, who shares her experiences of making friends as an adult and her career in the media industry. She discusses her departure from CNN, the importance of a flexible work schedule, and how she teaches resilience to her children. The Karol Markowicz Show is part of the Clay Travis &amp; Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday &amp; Thursday.

Hosted by New York Post and Fox News columnist, and co-author of the best-selling book, “Stolen Youth,” The Karol Markowicz Podcast expands on the topics that drove Karol’s most popular columns and conversations, namely, the cultural and social issues that affect us all. What's marriage really like? Why are we lied to about what it's like to have children? What does it mean to succeed in your career? In each episode, Markowicz aims to find real answers to the deep questions that really matter, while taking listener questions and welcoming some of the biggest names in news, politics and entertainment for candid conversations. Get ready to lean in and listen! Subscribe now to The Karol Markowicz Show - new episodes post every Wednesday and Friday on the iHeartRadio App, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hosted by New York Post and Fox News columnist, and co-author of the best-selling book, &ldquo;Stolen Youth,&rdquo; The Karol Markowicz Podcast expands on the topics that drove Karol&rsquo;s most popular columns and conversations, namely, the cultural and social issues that affect us all. What's marriage really like? Why are we lied to about what it's like to have children? What does it mean to succeed in your career? In each episode, Markowicz aims to find real answers to the deep questions that really matter, while taking listener questions and welcoming some of the biggest names in news, politics and entertainment for candid conversations. Get ready to lean in and listen! Subscribe now to The Karol Markowicz Show - new episodes post every Wednesday and Friday on the iHeartRadio App, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

The Karol Markowicz Show

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and current events with intelligence and humor. From the border crisis, to the madness of cancel culture and far-left missteps, Clay and Buck guide listeners through the latest headlines and hot topics with fun and entertaining conversations and opinions.

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and current events with intelligence and humor. From the border crisis, to the madness of cancel culture and far-left missteps, Clay and Buck guide listeners through the latest headlines and hot topics with fun and entertaining conversations and opinions.

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

In this episode, Karol discusses the societal impact of declining sexual activity, attributing it to changing societal norms and pressures. She emphasizes the importance of sex in relationships and challenges the notion that marriage leads to less sex. Karol welcomes Mary Katherine Ham.

The Karol Markowicz Show: Getting Hammered with Mary Katherine Ham

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Jay Greene's Multifaceted Career

Debunking Medical Misinformation

The Importance of Accreditation

The Red State Strategy for School Choice

The End of Field Trips and Cultural

From Academia to Public Policy

The Misconceptions About Anti-Semitism

The Red State Strategy's Success

Jewish Institutional Renaissance

Closing Thoughts and Contact Information

Karol Markowicz sits down with education researcher and policy expert Jay Greene, Director of Research at Do No Harm and Senior Fellow at the Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies, for a wide-ranging conversation about school choice, antisemitism, higher education, DEI, medicine, and the future of American education.

Greene explains his research into antisemitism and challenges the idea that greater education necessarily reduces anti-Jewish attitudes. He discusses an experiment designed to measure differences in how respondents treated Jewish and non-Jewish subjects and offers his theory about the political and social forces that can sustain antisemitism. 

Karol and Jay also dive into the dramatic expansion of school choice, including Greene’s role in developing what he calls the “Red State Strategy.” Greene explains why advocates shifted their argument toward parental control over children's education and discusses the growth of universal school-choice programs following the pandemic.

Plus, Greene discusses why he believes Jewish institutional life could experience a renaissance, his upcoming research, and why his advice for young people is simple: start adulthood early—work, marry, build a family, and avoid unnecessarily delaying adulthood. 

Karol Markowicz sits down with education researcher and policy expert Jay Greene, Director of Research at Do No Harm and Senior Fellow at the Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies, for a wide-ranging conversation about school choice, antisemitism, higher education, DEI, medicine, and the future of American education.
Greene explains his research into antisemitism and challenges the idea that greater education necessarily reduces anti-Jewish attitudes. He discusses an experiment designed to measure differences in how respondents treated Jewish and non-Jewish subjects and offers his theory about the political and social forces that can sustain antisemitism.&nbsp;
Karol and Jay also dive into the dramatic expansion of school choice, including Greene&rsquo;s role in developing what he calls the &ldquo;Red State Strategy.&rdquo; Greene explains why advocates shifted their argument toward parental control over children's education and discusses the growth of universal school-choice programs following the pandemic.
Plus, Greene discusses why he believes Jewish institutional life could experience a renaissance, his upcoming research, and why his advice for young people is simple: start adulthood early&mdash;work, marry, build a family, and avoid unnecessarily delaying adulthood.&nbsp;

Karol Markowicz sits down with education researcher and policy expert Jay Greene, Director of Research at Do No Harm and Senior Fellow at the Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies, for a wide-ranging conversation about school choice, antisemitism, higher education, DEI, medicine, and the future of American education.

The Karol Markowicz Show: Jay Greene on Antisemitism, School Choice and the Fight for Education

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Introducing Dara Horn and Her Latest Book

The Power of Uncomfortable Truths in Jewish

Jewish Identity: Beyond Modern Categories

The Enduring Legacy of Jewish Civilization

The Harvard Experience and Campus

The Future of Jewish Institutions and

Personal Reflections and Future Optimism

Closing Thoughts and Final Advice

Best-selling author and three-time National Jewish Book Award winner Dara Horn joins Karol Markowicz to discuss her new book, The Final Solution to the Jewish Question: A Love Story for the Living, and what thousands of years of Jewish history can teach us about survival, courage and refusing to bow to tyranny.

Horn explains why she sees Jewish civilization as a tradition built around questioning, dissent and individual agency—and why the Jewish people don't fit neatly into modern categories of religion, ethnicity or identity. She also discusses the rise of antisemitism since October 7, her experience serving on Harvard's antisemitism advisory group and the challenges Jewish students face on elite college campuses.

Karol and Dara also examine whether institutions like Harvard can change, why Horn believes some traditional approaches to combating antisemitism have fallen short, and her efforts to educate students about Jewish history through the Tell Institute.

Plus, Horn shares an optimistic prediction about the future of artificial intelligence and truth online—and explains why having the courage to speak up, even when doing so carries a social cost, can ultimately strengthen your integrity.

Best-selling author and three-time National Jewish Book Award winner Dara Horn joins Karol Markowicz to discuss her new book, <a href="https://www.darahorn.com/book/the-final-solution-to-the-jewish-question">The Final Solution to the Jewish Question: A Love Story for the Living</a>, and what thousands of years of Jewish history can teach us about survival, courage and refusing to bow to tyranny.
Horn explains why she sees Jewish civilization as a tradition built around questioning, dissent and individual agency&mdash;and why the Jewish people don't fit neatly into modern categories of religion, ethnicity or identity. She also discusses the rise of antisemitism since October 7, her experience serving on Harvard's antisemitism advisory group and the challenges Jewish students face on elite college campuses.
Karol and Dara also examine whether institutions like Harvard can change, why Horn believes some traditional approaches to combating antisemitism have fallen short, and her efforts to educate students about Jewish history through the Tell Institute.
Plus, Horn shares an optimistic prediction about the future of artificial intelligence and truth online&mdash;and explains why having the courage to speak up, even when doing so carries a social cost, can ultimately strengthen your integrity.

Best-selling author and three-time National Jewish Book Award winner Dara Horn joins Karol Markowicz to discuss her new book, The Final Solution to the Jewish Question: A Love Story for the Living, and what thousands of years of Jewish history can teach us about survival, courage and refusing to bow to tyranny.

The Karol Markowicz Show: Dara Horn on Antisemitism, Jewish Identity and the Fight for Truth

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AI's Trillion-Dollar Titans

The Doomsday Propaganda Machine

Regulatory Capture and Corporate Power

Zuckerberg's Unexpected U-Turn

The Trust Crisis in Tech

AI's Impact on the Job Market

The AI Debate in Politics

Becoming an AI Expert

AI in Education: Balancing Technology and

The Future of Humanoid Robots

Personal Growth and Self-Improvement

Closing Remarks and Contact Information

Karol Markowicz is joined by Jordan Schachtel, publisher of The Dossier, to break down the growing debate over artificial intelligence, AI “doomerism,” and the push for greater government regulation of the technology.

Schachtel explains the concept of regulatory capture and why major AI companies could benefit from rules that make it harder for competitors to catch up. Karol and Jordan also discuss Mark Zuckerberg’s approach to AI safety, concerns that artificial intelligence could eliminate jobs, and why learning how to use AI may become essential for workers trying to stay competitive.

Plus, they examine the push to slow AI development, whether schools should embrace or restrict AI tools, the future of humanoid robots, and Jordan’s prediction for what the AI-powered world could look like five years from now.

The conversation closes on family, parenthood, and why avoiding envy and comparison can lead to a happier life.

EMAIL RYAN

Karol Markowicz is joined by Jordan Schachtel, publisher of <a href="https://www.dossier.today/">The Dossier</a>, to break down the growing debate over artificial intelligence, AI &ldquo;doomerism,&rdquo; and the push for greater government regulation of the technology.
Schachtel explains the concept of regulatory capture and why major AI companies could benefit from rules that make it harder for competitors to catch up. Karol and Jordan also discuss Mark Zuckerberg&rsquo;s approach to AI safety, concerns that artificial intelligence could eliminate jobs, and why learning how to use AI may become essential for workers trying to stay competitive.
Plus, they examine the push to slow AI development, whether schools should embrace or restrict AI tools, the future of humanoid robots, and Jordan&rsquo;s prediction for what the AI-powered world could look like five years from now.
The conversation closes on family, parenthood, and why avoiding envy and comparison can lead to a happier life.
<a href="mailto:ryan@numbersgamepodcast.com">EMAIL RYAN</a>

Karol Markowicz is joined by Jordan Schachtel, publisher of The Dossier, to break down the growing debate over artificial intelligence, AI “doomerism,” and the push for greater government regulation of the technology.

The Karol Markowicz Show: The AI Power Grab? Jordan Schachtel on Doomerism, Regulation & the Future of Work

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The Karol Markowicz Show: Getting Hammered with Mary Katherine Ham

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