This week’s very special guest is the darling of the dissident Twittersphere: Tiger Lily. Thoroughly and repeatedly banned for making fun of all the culture's sacred cows, she is a prolific poster; you might even call her a comedian. This is a fun, spooky, goofy conversation about conspiracy theories, the importance of humor, becoming a mother, and more.

 

Follow Mel on Instagram @tigerlilyharvest and Twitter @mypillowgorl

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Megan Basham is a former film and television editor for WORLD and co-host for WORLD Radio. She is a World Journalism Institute graduate, Claremont fellow, Daily Wire commentator, and author of Beside Every Successful Man: A Woman’s Guide to Having It All. Megan resides with her husband, Brian Basham, and their two daughters in Charlotte, N.C.

 

Her NatCon speech: https://youtube.com/watch?v=UetZXc9QPmI&feature=share&utm_source=EKLEiJECCKjOmKnC5IiRIQ

 

Book: Beside Every Successful Man: A Woman's Guide to Having It All https://a.co/d/ixfoGnn

 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/megbasham?s=21&t=UOc0fEcJjEd0JCM9pbnpLg

 

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Katy Faust is the Founder of Them Before Us, the only organization solely devoted to defending children’s rights in family structure. She did her undergraduate degree in Political Science and Asian Studies at St. Olaf College and then received a Fulbright scholarship to Taiwan. Her fluency in Mandarin assisted her when she worked with the largest Chinese adoption agency in the world. In 2012 Katy began blogging about why marriage is a matter of social justice for kids. Her articles have appeared in USA Today, Public Discourse, LifeSite News, and The Federalist and The Daily Signal. She has filed three amicus briefs supporting children’s rights and advocated for the rights of children with lawmakers in the US and abroad as well as at the United Nations.  She currently appears in a video series called Dear Katy which offers advice on how to live sexual integrity in the midst of morally permissive cultures. She is married and the mother of four children, the youngest of whom is adopted from China. You can learn more about Katy at ThemBeforeUs.com or connect with her on Facebook or Twitter.

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In this episode, Helen chats with internet historian Katherine Dee about the rise and fall of the girlboss meme and what the future holds for online feminism. 
 
Follow KD on Twitter: @default_friend 
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In this episode, Helen has a conversation with Louise Perry, journalist and author of the recently released “The Case Against the Sexual Revolution.” They cover Perry's background, the reason for her success, and their shared long-term vision of demographic collapse. Helen wrote a review of this book for The Institute of Family Studies, excerpted here:

 

Not only is Perry’s set of evidence eminently understandable to an audience of young women, her tone is empathetic and humble, neither condescending nor blameful. She admits to her own belief of the lie, and believes that most who do, do so earnestly. This combination of accessibility and charity could be what makes The Case Against the Sexual Revolution effective in convincing young women to be chaste—much more effective than the litany of explicitly socially conservative and antifeminist books that have aimed for the same for many years. Already, it has served as the impetus for one such conversion of heart. Bridget Phetasy cited Perry as the inspiration for her article “I Regret Being a Slut,” which went viral on social media in early August.

 

Perry's Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/Louise_m_perry

 

Follow her for regular insights, which are frequently published by The Spectator, The New Statesman, and Unherd.

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In this episode, Helen has the unique privilege of speaking with fiction writer Maya Sinha about her latest novel, The City Mother, available through Chrism Press: https://chrismpress.com/books/the-city-mother/

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In this episode, Helen sits down with Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, an economist, writer, founder of The Ruth Institute, and author of the book The Sexual State, which can be purchased through the following link at TAN books: 

https://tanbooks.com/products/books/life-family/home-life/the-sexual-state-how-elite-ideologies-are-destroying-lives-and-why-the-church-was-right-all-along/

 

For a background on the administrative state, check out this Pestritto review: 

https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/the-making-of-the-administrative-state/

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In this episode, Helen speaks with Kay Clarity about the music industry, soviet-style artistic censorship, fine arts education, and the feminine imagination.

 

Kay Clarity is a Canadian singer, writer, and composer living in LA. She has worked professionally in the arts and entertainment industry in Europe, the UK, and throughout Canada and the US. After studying classic Philosophy and Theology, alongside ancient languages and literature in Europe, she received her Master's Degree in 2015 from Holy Apostles College & Seminary, graduating summa cum laude.  She works extensively as an artist on her own projects, as well as mentoring and representing talent across the broad spectrum of the artistic field, and sourcing talent for culture-changing companies. Her essays have been published in many publications, with her ghostwriting reaching an audience of millions. She has several albums in progress and will be releasing a new collection of songs through her Catholic project, CASSIA & MYRRH, on October 15th of this year.

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Today’s guest, Mary Harrington, is a contributing editor at UnHerd and a frequent contributor to The American Mind, The New Statesman, First Things, The Critic, and more. Her book Feminism Against Progress will be published in late 2022. She is a wife, a mother, an avid runner, and a Brit. Explore Mary's work here on her website and follow her on Twitter @moveincircles.

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In this episode, Helen speaks with Ashley Colby about the ways women and mothers are forging new paths for their families in the wake of collapse. Ashley is a founder of Rizoma Field School,and experiential learning farm in rural Uruguay. She is the author of “Subsistence Agriculture in the United States” and host of the podcast and substack “Doomer Optimism.”
 
Ashley's Links:

• Subsistence Agriculture in the US: Reconnecting to Work, Nature and Community (Routledge-SCORAI Studies in Sustainable Consumption) https://a.co/d/aGhqf1c

• https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-4-tucker-max-and-joe-norman/id1585565573?i=1000539906915

• https://substack.com/profile/47365107-doomer-optimism

• https://twitter.com/rizomaschool?s=21&t=uPuKnkV4qn_vFlIZm5dKzA

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