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Odium Symposium

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About this Podcast:

Two women's quest to understand the reproduction of bigotry, through history's eye-popping examples.

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30%

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Selective

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Questions about Odium Symposium

What has Odium Symposium covered recently?

Recent episodes include "27. Can the Sex Pest Speak?" (27 October 2026, 143 minutes), "Ezra Klein is a Disgusting Worm 2: The Rationalist Oracle of Delphi" (20 October 2026, 11 minutes), and "26. Chudline with Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew" (13 October 2026, 107 minutes).

How often does Odium Symposium publish?

Odium Symposium publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 98 minutes across 31 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Odium Symposium?

Booking probability for Odium Symposium is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Odium Symposium requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Odium Symposium's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Odium Symposium?

The strongest fits for Odium Symposium are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Odium Symposium has a comedy audience.

About the host

Odium Symposium is a comedy podcast with 31 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 27, 20262h 23mS1

    Helen introduces Sarah to the work of Jane Gallop, specifically her 1997 book Feminist Accused of Sexual Harassment in which she bravely stands up to speak for a persecuted and underrepresented minority: sex pests. WE...

  • Oct 13, 20261h 47mS1

    Sarah and Helen go through an episode of Loveline, a once wildly popular call-in radio show, then examine the grim career arcs of its hosts, Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew. WE ARE NOW SELLING MERCH! You can find a link to...

  • Episode #25

    25. The Y Word

    Sep 29, 20262h 36mS1

    Helen and Sarah look at Jews Don't Count by David Baddiel. The two discuss the weaponization of antisemitism, the self-importance of writing a book with so many twitter screenshots and manage to make it through the...

  • Sep 16, 20261h 46mS1

    SORRY THIS IS LATE! Our podcast hosting service went 'LLM based' and then stopped working, so we had to switch. Sarah and Helen learn about new age crystal healing pioneer Frank Alper and his channeled lectures on...

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  • Sep 1, 20262h 7m

    In this episode, Helen introduces Sarah to the work of J.K. Sheindlin, the self described "most-censored man on the internet." Is he a truth-telling patriot who has so terrified the elites that they will stop at nothing...

  • Aug 17, 20261h 26m

    Sarah and Helen listen to the episode of the Ezra Klein show that made Sarah realize he was full of shit. WE ARE NOW SELLING MERCH! You can find a link to our store on our website: https://www.odiumsymposium.com. You...

  • Aug 4, 20261h 8mS1

    Helen and Sarah sit down with Professor Amy Marvin, a philosopher who specializes in feminist philosophy and trans theory. We discuss the relationship between chasers, transphobia, and ruinous obsession, and ask how...

  • Jul 21, 20262h 21mS1

    Helen introduces Sarah to the work of conservative philosopher, grifter and tobacco lobbyist Roger Scruton. Along the way the two learn about, among other things, the difference between values and orthodoxies, between...

  • Jul 7, 202655 minS1

    Helen and Sarah talk about /r/fuckingfascists, a fascist domination  roleplay subreddit intended for good liberals, which instead ended up  getting eaten alive by nazis.

  • Jun 23, 20261h 26mS1

    Helen and Sarah look at Things That Matter, the racist and  pseudointellectual best-of collection from Pulitzer prize winning op-ed  columnist Charles Krauthammer.

  • Jun 9, 20262h 7mS1

    Helen leads Sarah through the life and activism of notorious homophobe and orange juice queen, Anita Bryant. The two talk about how anti-gay activism both has and hasn't changed over the last 50 years, and try to learn...

  • May 26, 202658 minS1

    Sarah and Helen sit down with Danielle Procope Bell, an Assistant Professor of Africana Studies at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, to discuss her recent paper “‘Pick-Me’ Black women: tactical patriarchal...

  • May 19, 202610 minS1

    Sarah and Helen reviewer Little Boy, a disastrous film from the makers of the QAnon flavored hit Sound of Freedom. Along the way, they meet with a failed Mexican presidential candidate, as well as Paul Blart: Mall Cop...

  • Apr 29, 20261h 50mS1

    Helen and Sarah discuss The Camp of the Saints, a racist novel that has quietly become fundamental to how the right wing talks about immigration. PS: Our RSS publisher bugged out. Sorry to be getting this episode to you...

  • Apr 21, 202611 min

    Sarah and Helen take a look at some research papers from viXra, the scientific publishing site for cranks and pseudoscientists, and end up learning about the sensual curves which underlie reality itself. We made a new...

  • Apr 14, 20262h 47mS1

    In this twist on the "theory and practice" format, Helen introduces Sarah to Avgi Saketopoulou and Ann Pellegrini's Gender Without Identity , a contemporary work of queer psychoanalytic theory. Then, the two dive in to...

  • Mar 31, 20262h 40mS1

    In this "theory and practice" episode, Sarah and Helen read Umberto Eco's essay "Ur-Fascism," then see how it applies to Frank Miller's 1986 Batman comic The Dark Knight Returns. Check out our Patreon at...

  • Mar 17, 20262h 15mS1

    Sarah and Helen invite a guest to the symposium to talk about a foundational work of transphobia: Janice Raymond's Transsexual Empire: The Making of the She-Male , and discover that despite its pretensions to feminism...

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