Leland Conway is back with a thought-provoking episode that will leave you questioning the state of our society. He dives into the controversy surrounding Shane Gillis, a comedian who was fired from Saturday Night Live after making a joke about women who dress provocatively at the gym. But is the outrage over this joke a sign of a larger problem? Leland explores the issue of hypocrisy and how we've become a society that's more concerned with being offended than with having a real conversation.

In this episode, Leland discusses the importance of understanding the difference between a joke and a serious statement. He uses the example of a football coach who was criticized for not looking at a female reporter who was wearing a revealing outfit, and how this incident highlights the double standard we have when it comes to men and women. He also talks about the "awfuls," a term he uses to describe affluent, white, female liberals who are quick to take offense and cancel others.

Leland also shares a personal anecdote about how he was treated differently by people when he wore a suit to work, and how this experience taught him that how we dress can affect how people perceive us. He argues that we need to stop pretending that this is a problem that only affects one gender, and that we should be able to dress however we want without being judged.

In this episode, Leland also discusses the wealth gap in America and how it's not as big of an issue as we're led to believe. He argues that anyone can become wealthy in this country if they work hard and take advantage of the opportunities available to them. He also talks about the importance of cultivating better candidates and not allowing the media to cancel good people. If you're tired of the same old rhetoric and want to hear a fresh perspective on the issues that matter, tune in to this episode of NewsRadio 840 WHAS.

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