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Who Yelling Now?

Who Yelling Now?

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Who Yelling Now? is a spoken-word poetry, storytelling, and cultural commentary podcast by Olga Foreign. Through narrative poetry, social commentary, and reflective storytelling, the show explores identity, grief, protest art, emotional honesty, generational silence, and the unseen systems shaping modern life. Each episode blends spoken-word performance with philosophical reflection and cultural critique—asking the question many feel but few say aloud: If the truth is visible to everyone, why does silence remain so loud? #OlgaForeign #WhoYellingNow #CulturalCommentaryOlga Foreign Art Divertissement et arts du spectacle
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  • Should Abortion Affect You? #Whoyellingnow? #Olgaforeign
    Oct 21 2026

    Who Yelling Now? — Season 7, Episode 5

    Should Abortion Affect You?
    Hosted by Olga Foreign™ | Season 7: Let's Create Controversy

    How does someone else's abortion truly affect you?

    Not whether you're pro-life. Not whether you're pro-choice. Not whether you approve or disapprove.

    How does it actually affect you?

    In this thought-provoking episode of Who Yelling Now?, Olga Foreign™ moves beyond familiar slogans to examine a question often overlooked in the abortion debate: What happens when an individual's reproductive decision becomes part of a nation's future?

    Through the emotional story of Evelyn, a military widow struggling to support her son and two aging mothers while facing an unexpected pregnancy, we explore the distance between personal convictions, public promises, and the responsibilities people actually carry.

    But the conversation doesn't end at Evelyn's kitchen table.

    What happens when one woman's decision becomes 200,000 individual decisions? How might reproductive choices collectively influence birth rates, the workforce, tax revenues, military recruitment, immigration, and the future of a country?

    And when governments consider those collective consequences, where does national interest end and individual authority begin?

    Featuring two original poems, “The Authority of Me” and “The Weight of My Thoughts,” this episode challenges listeners to examine the difference between holding an opinion, exercising authority, and accepting responsibility.

    Perhaps the abortion conversation has become so consumed by opposing slogans that we've neglected to examine the larger questions.

    If you believe someone else's decision affects your future, how much responsibility are you prepared to accept for theirs?

    No slogans. No predetermined answers. Just questions worth examining.

    Welcome to Who Yelling Now?

    Olga Foreign™
    Website: https://olgaforeign.com

    #WhoYellingNow #OlgaForeign #Season7 #LetsCreateControversy #ShouldAbortionAffectYou #AbortionDebate #BeyondProLifeProChoice #ReproductiveDecisions #IndividualChoice #PopulationPolicy #Governance #PersonalResponsibility #SocietyAndGovernment #BodilyAutonomy #CriticalThinking #QuestionTheQuestion #SpokenWordPoetry #Storytelling #PodcastDiscussion

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    33 min
  • Immigration: The False Question. #WhoYellingNow? #Olga Foreign
    Oct 14 2026

    Who Yelling Now? — Season 7, Episode 4

    Immigration: The False Question

    Hosted by Olga Foreign™ | Season 7: Let's Create Controversy

    What if a whale demanded a passport from a passing ship? What if birds stopped airplanes and demanded flight permits? What if the roots of trees required authorization before humans could dig a well?

    Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?

    But consider this: humans aren't the largest, fastest, or strongest species on Earth. Yet somehow, we've appointed ourselves the authority over who can move where on a planet we share with millions of other species.

    Birds cross continents. Whales travel oceans. Seeds ride the wind. And humans? We created passports, visas, borders, immigration departments, and laws determining where another member of our own species may stand.

    When did movement become something another human being had the authority to grant?

    In this episode of Who Yelling Now?, Olga Foreign™ challenges the assumptions behind immigration—not through conventional political arguments, but through nature, satire, poetry, and an extraordinary fictional story.

    Meet Lena, a woman who falls asleep in her homeland and awakens centuries later in an entirely different country. She never crossed a border. She never left home. Yet government officials now consider her a foreigner.

    How did Lena become an immigrant without moving an inch?

    Through two original poems, Past the Horizon and The Guardian of the Guard, we explore the absurdity of human authority, the complexity of belonging, and the extraordinary confidence with which we govern movement across Earth.

    This isn't about whether immigration is good or bad. It's about questioning the assumptions that came before the laws.

    If humans are as intelligent as we claim, couldn't we have developed a less complicated—and less cruel—way of sharing our planet?

    Perhaps immigration isn't the question. Perhaps the question is who gave us permission to grant permission.

    Listen, question, laugh, and join the controversy.

    Explore more from Olga Foreign™ at https://olgaforeign.com

    #WhoYellingNow #OlgaForeign #LetsCreateControversy #Season7 #Episode4 #ImmigrationTheFalseQuestion #Immigration #HumanMigration #Borders #HumanNature #Satire #SocialCommentary #ThoughtProvoking #PhilosophicalQuestions #SpokenWordPoetry #Storytelling #Podcast #QuestionEverything #Belonging #Humanity

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    27 min
  • The Unsafe Economy. #Who Yelling Now? #olgaforeign
    Oct 7 2026

    WHO YELLING NOW? — Season 7: Let’s Create Controversy
    EP03 — THE UNSAFE ECONOMY: I Just Wanted to Feel Safe

    How much are you paying just to feel safe?

    Home insurance. Car insurance. Health insurance. Life insurance. Security cameras. Alarm systems. Cybersecurity. Medical screenings. Safer cars. Better locks. Emergency supplies. Identity protection.

    And somehow, after buying all that protection, the feeling of being unsafe never completely disappears.

    In this episode of Who Yelling Now?, Olga Foreign™ explores The Unsafe Economy—the enormous network of legitimate industries built around our need to protect ourselves from what might happen.

    This isn't a conspiracy.

    Crime exists. Accidents happen. People become sick. Homes burn. identities are stolen. Cars crash. People die.

    We need many of these services.

    That's what makes the question uncomfortable.

    Insurance companies need policyholders. Security companies need customers. Hospitals need patients. Police respond to danger. Manufacturers sell protective products. Technology companies protect our identities and information. Even the funeral industry exists because eventually, none of us gets out alive.

    Someone must sell.

    Someone must buy.

    And somewhere between actual danger and the possibility of danger sits something extraordinarily valuable:

    the human desire to feel safe.

    Through poetry, satire and the story of an ordinary woman who simply wants some peace of mind, Olga asks what happens when every solution to one fear introduces us to another risk worth protecting ourselves against.

    Are we actually becoming safer?

    Or are we becoming increasingly aware of everything that could make us unsafe?

    And if the world suddenly became completely safe tomorrow...

    how many industries could afford it?

    Welcome to THE UNSAFE ECONOMY.

    #WhoYellingNow #OlgaForeign #LetsCreateControversy #TheUnsafeEconomy #IJustWantedToFeelSafe #FeelingUnsafe #Safety #FearEconomy #Insurance #Security #Cybersecurity #Healthcare #PersonalSafety #Anxiety #ConsumerCulture #Economics #SocialCommentary #Satire #SpokenWord #Podcast #PodcastEpisode #ControversialConversations #QuestionEverything

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    29 min
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