Lady Logic in a World of Loud Men

On January 7, 2026, 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent during a federal immigration operation in south Minneapolis. Good, a U.S. citizen, mother of three, poet, and community member, was in her vehicle when officers ordered her to exit. Video and eyewitness accounts show conflicting actions during the encounter, and authorities dispute whether her vehicle posed a threat. 

Greenland is not a Monopoly square, and America is not a landlord. In this episode of Lady Logic, we dismantle the absurd idea that the US can buy or annex Greenland for national security. We break down what Greenland actually is, why Trump’s fixation is reckless, and how real security comes from alliances not ego. Sharp, direct, and unapologetic. If you are tired of imperial fantasies dressed up as patriotism, this one is for you.

This isn’t a rescue. It isn’t freedom. It’s the kidnapping of a foreign head of state and a reckless gamble with global stability. Cheering doesn’t erase consequences. Wrapping it in religion doesn’t make it holy. When rules collapse, regular people pay. This is how wars start, and pretending otherwise is willful blindness.

Missiles do not suspend the Constitution. Tonight, the White House confirmed US military action in Venezuela, and almost no one is asking the only question that matters: who authorized it. In this episode of Lady Logic, we cut through the patriotic noise and say the quiet part out loud. The President does not get to wage war alone. Congress was sidelined. The law was ignored. And when that happens, democracy takes the hit. This is not about party. It is about power, accountability, and why illegal war should alarm everyone, immediately.

A clear eyed Lady Logic monologue on how fear gets weaponized, why panic masquerades as truth, and how outrage culture replaces critical thinking. This episode cuts through takeover myths, fake persecution, and control disguised as conviction, reminding listeners that real strength comes from reason, not hysteria.

In this episode of Lady Logic in a World of Loud Men, Sable Rowan takes on the holiday season and its strange ability to turn personal traditions into public arguments. With humor, empathy, and sharp logic, she unpacks why people feel compelled to police greetings, decorations, and celebrations and why that impulse misses the point entirely. From chaotic family traditions to the myth of doing the holidays the right way, this episode is a funny, thoughtful reminder that joy is not one size fits all and the season works better with less volume and more grace.

A fearless take on the men who claim to defend life while ignoring the women living it. This episode walks through the absurd contradictions, cruel intentions, and twisted priorities of those who believe women should be governed rather than trusted, delivering truth with a sting that lingers.

Social media has turned everyday people into experts, prophets, detectives, and part time philosophers. Common sense is rare, chaos is normal, and the comment section is a gladiator arena for arguments that matter to absolutely no one. Lady Logic takes you on a fast, funny tour of the digital madness and explains why the internet needs a serious timeout.

Episode 3 of Lady Logic in a Loud World of Men cuts through the headlines to spotlight how women are at the center of today’s debates—leading, working, and winning despite constant criticism and reductive coverage.

The episode traces the gap between public chatter and lived reality, celebrates women’s momentum across politics, business, and culture, and reminds listeners that critics are a sign of impact, not weakness.

A sharp, witty monologue exploring the universal experience of confidently incorrect men dominating conversations, meetings, and debates. With playful sarcasm and pointed humor, this episode breaks down the difference between being informed and being loud, celebrates intelligent restraint, and delivers a cheeky reminder that logic always outlasts volume.

this teaser for Lady Logic in a World of Loud Men, host Sable Rowan introduces the playful mission of the show: smart humor, sharp observation, and a healthy dose of sarcastic sanity in a world full of confidently incorrect voices. With warmth and wit, she sets the tone for a podcast that laughs at modern absurdities while keeping logic in charge — even when the volume is not.