Selects: How Conversion Therapy Doesn't Work
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Boo. And you know what? Regardless of what you think about conversion therapy, it doesn't work. And so that's why this episode is titled How Conversion Therapy Doesn't Work from November 2019. And if you're wondering before you listen, what is conversion therapy? That's when parents try to make their children Let's just put it in that whole bucket. Child, not that. And it's just not possible because that's who they are. So I hope you enjoy this episode. And if you don't, keep it to yourself. Welcome to Stuff You Should Know, a production of iHeartRadio. Hey, and welcome to the podcast. I'm Josh Clark. There's Charles W. Chuck Bryant. There's guest producer Josh over there. Don't be confused, everybody. There are more than one Josh in the world.
It's nice to hear you finally admit that. It's taken a long time. A lot of therapy. Hey, nice segue. It's like a short stuff. I'm like, let's get to it. Let's get going. Well, I have a COA to issue. Okay. You know what cracks me up is people who are still like, what does that mean? You figure it out. You can email us. Eventually some people will. Yeah, so my COA is just a personal COA that I'm going to try and just disguise my disdain for this entire topic. Okay. But I might not do a great job about it. Well, you've already shown your hand. All right, good. That's my COA. Yeah. I don't think there's too many stuff you should know, listeners, who are probably into this. Yeah, but part of the problem is we'll see later in this episode –
It's part of the problem with conversion therapy's coverage in the media. Oh, yeah. Is that it has largely been fairly even-handed and described as like this controversial therapy. And not said this scam and this junk science fraud perpetrated by zealots. Super harmful. Yeah. Yeah. So that's where I am. You know, that stuck out to me, too, that in the late 90s we'll talk about it, especially when it was treated even-handedly. Yeah. And it made me think, like, we should do an episode on that. Like should the media treat all sides of an issue equally? And if it does, does that just like perpetuate ignorance? Or if it doesn't, does that like support fascism? Right. Like it's a hornet's nest. I really think we should do it sometime.
It is. That's a good call. Thank you, Charles.
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