In Bed With The Right

by The Clayman Institute for Gender Research

Welcome to In Bed With the Right, the new podcast from the Clayman Institute for Gender Research. Hosts Moira Donegan and Adrian Daub welcome a range of scholars and critics to analyze right wing ideas about gender, sex and sexuality – and to plumb the ways in which these ideas persist in and shape our present moment.

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Podcast episodes

  • Season 5

  • Episode 29: Harris

    Episode 29: Harris

    S05 E29
    01:05:55

    In another emergency episode in a veritable era of emergencies, Adrian and Moira discuss the gender politics surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign, her potential VP picks, coconut trees, and those darn Democratic cat ladies á la J.D. Vance.

  • Episode 28: Richard Wagner: Act III

    Episode 28: Richard Wagner: Act III

    S05 E29
    01:08:02

    Alex Ross, music critic for the New Yorker and author of the book ‘Wagnerism’ joins Moira and Adrian to talk about Siegfried, the Wagner clan, and Wagner’s complicated and multifaceted legacy.

  • Episode 27: Biden

    Episode 27: Biden

    S05 E28
    52:56

    Moira and Adrian talk about Joe Biden's campaign, about the age question and the fallout from the calamitous presidential debate. NOTE: We recorded this before the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, which is why we don't talk about it here.

  • Episode 26: J.D. Vance with Gabe Winant

    Episode 26: J.D. Vance with Gabe Winant

    S05 E27
    53:09

    In a special emergency episode, Moira and Adrian talk with historian Gabe Winant about J.D. Vance, Donald Trump's pick for vice president. Gender, class and the political ascendancy of creep masculinity.

  • Episode 25: Richard Wagner: Act II

    Episode 25: Richard Wagner: Act II

    S05 E26
    01:18:02

    Adrian and Moira return for another episode on the life and works of Richard Wagner, investigating the radical political/philosophical influences that led him to some of the good, the bad, and the downright racist tropes in his operas.