Paradox Institute Podcast

by Paradox Institute

The Paradox Institute presents research and commentary on the biology of sex and the differences between males and females in animated videos, articles, and books. Visit us at theparadoxinstitute.com.

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Podcast episodes

  • Season 1

  • DSD Biology and the Harms of Blocking Puberty with James Linehan

    DSD Biology and the Harms of Blocking Puberty with James Linehan

    S01 E21
    Dec 26, 2024
    01:08:35

    James Linehan, an advocate for people with DSDs who has a congenital condition of his own, joins us to discuss the biology of disorders of sex development, the appropriation of them by activists, and the harms of blocking puberty.

  • Sports Physiology and the Male Advantage

    Sports Physiology and the Male Advantage

    S01 E20
    Sep 13, 2024
    01:09:36

    Sports scientist and professor of Exercise Physiology Greg Brown joins us to discuss his research on the prepubertal advantages boys have over girls, along with the general sex differences that create male advantage.

  • We Play Sports With Our Bodies, Not Identities

    We Play Sports With Our Bodies, Not Identities

    S01 E19
    Aug 22, 2024
    08:54

    Cynthia Breheny from the Paradox Institute was invited to speak at a local swimming association about why we should keep sports like swimming sex-segregated. Here is what she said to them.

  • Empowering Parents to Protect their Kids with Alvin Lui

    Empowering Parents to Protect their Kids with Alvin Lui

    S01 E18
    Aug 19, 2024
    01:00:53

    Founder of Courage Is A Habit, Alvin Lui, joins us to discuss the tools and strategies his organization created to help parents and legislators protect kids from gender ideology in schools.

  • Imane Khelif and DSD: What Do We Know? | Audio Shorts

    Imane Khelif and DSD: What Do We Know? | Audio Shorts

    S01 E17
    Aug 16, 2024
    04:26

    Male boxer Imane Khelif competed in the woman's category of boxing in the 2024 Paris Olympics and won gold. Here is a brief summary of what we know regarding his potential disorder of sex development.