Podcaster and YouTube personality Tim Pool is shedding light on the most buzzworthy cultural topics with his latest project, “The Culture War.”
This new show is streaming episodes on Fridays at 1:00 pm EST. Per the press release, Pool’s latest podcast will become “your home for unflinchingly honest discussions about the biggest cultural issues of our time, with the most interesting guests, free of political agendas.”
“There is a whole world happening out there beyond the confines of the news cycle and we intend to get into all of it,” Pool, CEO of Timcast Media Group, said of the endeavor.
Fans are already familiar with Pool’s massively successful shows “The Tim Pool Daily Show” and “Timcast In Real Life.” While these programs dabble in cultural topics alongside politics and headline news, the newest project offers a deeper dive into the cultural divide in modern America and how it affects every aspect of everyday life.
The debut episode of “The Culture War” aired on Friday, February 24, with an expose on radical gender ideology. It featured detransitioner Oli London, who rose to fame while identifying as “Trans Korean” and transgender, then opted to re-evaluate.
London got real with Pool about why he stepped away from plastic surgery and found peace with his true self, plus how becoming one of a growing number of detransitioners made him a target for hateful reactions, including threats, from former allies and supporters.
Pool’s political views are often described as libertarian. Recently, he’s been taking on the issue of transgenderism more frequently, including when he defended Daily Wire host Matt Walsh for his scathing commentary on trans activist Dylan Mulvaney.
“All these people are talking to Matt Walsh, saying, ‘You shouldn’t be mean to people and blah, blah,’ and Matt’s like, ‘No, there’s no limits,’” Pool said on an episode of “Timcast IRL.”
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“Like, we can’t let these people do these bad things. You need to tell people who are doing bad things, what you’re doing is bad. And you can do it in a bunch of different ways,” he continued. “You know, calling someone ‘creepy’ and ‘degenerate’ is not the worst possible thing in the world for a person, and it may make them rethink targeting children and causing harm to other people.”