🥖 Sourdough, submission, and algorithms? Yup. (Early Access Inside)

🎥 Early Access: New Episode on YouTube! Plus: new 'This Week in Outrage' episode.

What starts with a simple loaf of sourdough can sometimes lead somewhere unexpected...

In this sneak peek episode, we dive into the “crunchy to radical pipeline”—how wellness, homesteading, and natural living content online can quietly shift into conspiracy theories, anti-feminism, and radical ideology.

Kavisha Pillay shares her personal story of getting pulled into this world through nothing more than a few innocent gardening searches. And Professor Catherine Rottenberg helps us unpack the bigger cultural forces at play.

🎙️ This episode isn’t out on the podcast feed yet—but you can listen to it now on YouTube!

(Full podcast version drops June 4 wherever you listen.)

If you've ever wondered how aesthetic trends online can become powerful political tools, this one's for you.

Thanks for being part of the Outrage Overload community.
Stay curious,
David

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New This Week in Outrage Episode!

It’s everything the Outrage Overload podcast is not. It’s not edited. It’s not scripted. It’s lightly researched. It’s David and Lisa talking about this week in outrage, what was in the news, in the memes, and maybe finding some backstory with a humorous (at least to us) twist.