Fed Up, But Figuring It Out is a research-driven podcast about power, politics, identity, media, and the stories we tell ourselves about the world. Hosted by Priya, a Canadian university student, each episode blends academic insight, critical analysis, and honest reflection, one researched rant at a time.If you’ve ever opened the news and thought WTF and want to understand why things feel off, you’re in the right place. This show is for people who refuse the comforting but hollow narrative that everything is okay, because ignoring what hurts is the easiest way to lose our empathy and our humanity. Here, we stay curious, ask better questions, explore the narratives around mainstream issues, and learn how to care more intentionally in a world that often rewards indifference.Topics span feminism, digital culture, masculinity, queer love, fascism, and social justice, always with nuance, research, and heart.
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Fed Up, But Figuring It Out is a research-driven podcast about power, politics, identity, media, and the stories we tell ourselves about the world. Hosted by Priya, a Canadian university student, each episode blends academic insight, critical analysis, and honest reflection, one researched rant at a time.
Who hosts Fed Up, But Figuring It Out?
Fed Up, But Figuring It Out is hosted by Priya Migneault. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
What has Fed Up, But Figuring It Out covered recently?
Recent episodes include "How to Balance being Aware and being Hopeful: The One Thing Every Activist (Person) Needs to Hear" (13 July 2026, 16 minutes), "The Red Pill Pipeline: How Young Men Are Radicalized Online" (29 June 2026, 48 minutes), and "Empathy: The Real Target of the War on "Woke"?" (25 May 2026, 42 minutes).
How often does Fed Up, But Figuring It Out publish?
Fed Up, But Figuring It Out publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 12 episodes.
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Booking probability for Fed Up, But Figuring It Out is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Fed Up, But Figuring It Out requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Fed Up, But Figuring It Out's contact route on record: public web form.
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Priya Migneault hosts Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, a news show with 12 episodes published.
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Episode #12
How to Balance being Aware and being Hopeful: The One Thing Every Activist (Person) Needs to Hear
Jul 13, 202616 min
How do you stay informed without becoming overwhelmed? How do you keep fighting for change without burning yourself out? In the season one finale of Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, we explore one of the biggest challenges...
The Red Pill Pipeline: How Young Men Are Radicalized Online
Jun 29, 202648 min
How did self-improvement content turn into resentment toward women? In this episode of Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, we unpack the red pill pipeline: what it is, who it targets, why it works, and why it matters. From...
<p>What if empathy isn’t weakness, but one of the bravest and most radical skills we can develop?</p> <p>In this episode of Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, we explore why empathy has become so controversial in modern...
The Double Standard of Fantasy, Romance, and “Women’s Fiction”
May 11, 202635 minS0
<p>Why are fantasy stories written by women treated like guilty pleasures while male-centered fantasy is praised as genius world-building? In this episode of Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, we dive into the double...
Why Queer Love Hits Harder: What That Says About Us, Storytelling, and Romance
Apr 27, 202628 minS0
<p>Why do queer love stories on screen feel more emotional, more authentic, and sometimes even more powerful, regardless of your identity?</p> <p>In this episode of Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, we unpack the cultural...
<p>Feminism isn’t anti-men, it’s anti-inequality. This episode unpacks the myths, the backlash, and the real meaning behind the movement.</p> <p>If you’ve ever questioned feminism, felt defensive in these conversations...
<p>What does it really mean to be “neutral” in today’s world, and is it even possible?</p> <p>In this episode, we unpack what it really means to call yourself “apolitical” in a world where politics shapes everything...
Toxic Masculinity & Loneliness: How 'Manhood' affects Men's Mental Health
Mar 16, 202646 minS0
<p>Is toxic masculinity fueling the male loneliness epidemic?</p> <p>In this episode of Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, host Priya Migneault unpacks the complex relationship between toxic masculinity, men’s mental health...
The Echo Chamber Effect: Algorithms, Confirmation Bias, and the Collapse of Shared Reality
Mar 2, 202633 minS0
<p>Are we actually disagreeing—or are we living in completely different realities? In this episode of Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, Priya breaks down how echo chambers, filter bubbles, and algorithm-driven content are...
<p>Fascism doesn’t come back wearing the same uniform. It returns disguised as patriotism, “traditional values,” law and order, and promises of safety. In this episode of Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, Priya Migneault...
<p>Welcome to Fed Up, But Figuring It Out, a podcast for anyone officially done pretending everything is fine. Host Priya Migneault unpacks systems of power, politics, and identity, one researched rant at a time. From...