John Doyle
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Can Pragmata Save Civilization from Collapsing Birth Rates? | Ep 53
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April 20, 2026
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49:44Now PlayingIn this episode of "The John Doyle Show," John begins by reacting to a new video game recently released by Capcom called Pragmata, which is supposedly reinvigorating the motherly instincts of female gamers everywhere. Can this video game and other pro-natalist cultural happenings actually reverse declining birth rates, or is the true resolution to this issue more nuanced? Then, John breaks down a new study which reveals that married couples who do not share the same last name are far more likely to get divorced than those who do. Next, John calls out Tucker Carlson and Russell Brand for their insulting and psychotic assessment of the Charlie Kirk assassination. Finally, John reacts to a video of Barack Obama and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) reading to a very non-American-looking class at a supposedly American school.
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