Incel

for being curious, extending grace, and asking questions i would be scared to ask, to people i would be afraid to engage with.

We need more people like this. Society really can wash the common consensus into a single direction and those that get stuck in the side are battered. Empathy is a powerful thing. I love how she talks to these people. We’re all taught to treat people how we would want to be treated but that erodes for a lot of people. We’re all human and we would do better to remember that. Thank you Naama. You absolutely deserve 5/5 stars. I can’t stop listening to this and know you are making a positive change in these people’s lives.

I am grateful to Naama for seeking to understand incels rather than just accepting the false mainstream narrative that we are majority hateful scary people. I and I suspect many other incels hold no hate in our hearts at all.

I was excited when I found this podcast, but the host uses the excuse of “empathy” and “objectivity” to avoid any real, inspired questioning of any of her guests. And I don’t mean that I want her to come at her guests with any form of aggression or try to prove them wrong. She regularly seems unprepared and void of any real thoughts to bring to the table during her interviews. I do want to hear the perspective of this marginalized group but I don’t think the host is accomplishing this profound place of understanding that she thinks she is with this podcast. Naama - you have so many reviews asking you to ask real questions and when you read those reviews you laugh at them and defensively say you do ask good questions. Not great self reflection and quite dismissive of a number of people here telling you that they have genuine interest in the subject. We just want you to do better. Dig more. Help us get to a deeper level of understanding.