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Many formers carry guilt about their past, about the ideas they repeated, the spaces they helped normalize, and the ways that they contributed to hate-fueled spaces, directly and indirectly. This is where compassion comes in, not as an excuse, not as letting yourself off the hook. But as a way to sit with that responsibility, without shutting down. Compassion for others and compassion for yourself is what often makes accountability possible in the first place. In this Daily Dose, Jamie speaks with Burrell about leading with compassion.

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From the frontlines of hate to a life of healing, Corey’s journey is nothing short of remarkable. In this episode, he opens up about his rise within a violent skinhead group, his struggles with addiction, and the hard-won freedom he found from hate. Corey’s story is a powerful exploration of the human need for belonging—and how he discovered it not in violence, but in family, community, and helping others break free from the same destructive patterns. Let's get into it...

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In this episode, our guest Meadhbh speaks on the Incel ideology, which is part of a broader online network of anti-feminist and male-supremacist groups called the "manosphere". Members typically blame women, society, and "genetics" for their situation and express a deep-seated sense of victimhood and anger.

Meadhbh is a researcher and author who specializes in the "manosphere". She has written a book titled Blackpilled: Masculinity, Media and Incels, which analyzes the "blackpill" ideology.

If you are interested in exploring this topic further, check out Blackpilled

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