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Olivia Wilde: Dating, Double Standards & Dealing with Scrutiny

Explore episode Jun 17, 2026
Society & Culture
Women Police Women — and Men Just Watch

Olivia Wilde: Dating, Double Standards & Dealing with Scrut… · Jun 17, 2026 Society & Culture

The harshest critics of women are often other women — and Wilde argues that's not a coincidence. Women have been handed the patriarchy's tools and are unconsciously using them to keep each other down, while the men are laughing. The origin of gossip was once a positive feminine superpower. It's been weaponized.

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Viral Cadaver Photo, Megyn Kelly, and the Art of Laughing at Yourself

At 51:20 · chapter starts 47:00

The chapter opens with Wilde's recounting of a bad photo from a low-key San Francisco film festival that became an international meme. She initially convinced herself it wouldn't go anywhere — that's before it was in 100 million phones. Megyn Kelly did a full segment diagnosing her with Graves' disease. Wilde's analysis is sharp: Kelly needed something to discuss that wasn't the Equal Rights Amendment. Her own response — film her brother's spit-take, drink a bottle of wine, post it — became a case study in self-aware handling of internet cruelty. Cooper and Wilde arrive at a shared truth: red carpet photos are deeply untrustworthy, and sometimes what goes viral simply doesn't represent reality.

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