What really happened to ‘woke culture’? In this provocative episode, hosts Paul Micucci and Mike Wixson dive deep into the roots, rise, and unraveling of the modern "woke" movement — and why society may finally be pushing back.
🎙️ Hosted by Paul Micucci, joined by Mike Wixson
🔑 Key Takeaways from the Episode:
• The origins of "woke" culture and its shift from civil rights to corporate signaling.
• How events like COVID-19 and the George Floyd protests supercharged the movement.
• Cancel culture’s chilling effect on free speech, comedy, and creativity.
• The Bud Light/Dylan Mulvaney backlash as a turning point.
• Why Gen Z and Millennials are asking better questions and rejecting blind faith.
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