Dr. Scott Yenor joins Jared to discuss feminism, trad wives, and why conservatives should be careful to totally discount women in the workforce. The Right Stuff is presented by Canon Press.

Timon Cline joins Jared to discuss protestant political theory and the ideas he's preparing to publish in an upcoming book. How must protestants differentiate themselves from the Roman Catholics in their relations with government? Why is this pivotal if we are to maintain an historical protestant view? Listen for Timon's insights on these questions.

Author Rosaria Butterfield joins Jared to discuss the way in which churches have passively enabled identity politics to destroy hierarchy, plus how we can stand faithfully against a culture that has traded truth for lies.

See Rosaria's book, The Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age, here: https://www.crossway.org/books/five-lies-of-our-anti-christian-age-hcj/ 

Doug Wilson joins Jared to discuss the Federal Vision issue, it's history, and lay out why it's a topic which still reverberates throughout presbyterian circles.

On this week's episode of The Right Stuff Christine Cohen talks about the Camperdown MFA program and how it helps aspiring authors.

Check out more from Christine Cohen and other authors on Canon+: https://canonplus.com/tabs/search/pages/christine-cohen 

On this week's episode of The Right Stuff, Jared and Jake discuss the things the Baptists don't understand about Presbyterians.

At long last, George Grant's biography of Christopher Columbus "The Last Crusader" is back in print and available now at https://canonpress.com/products/the-last-crusader-the-untold-story-of-christopher-columbus

"Personnel is Policy" -- This week on The Right Stuff, Nick Solheim from American Moment is in town to talk about what strategic moves American Moment is making in Washington D.C. to help President Donald J Trump win MORE in his 2nd term.

This week Wade Stotts from the Wade Show with Wade joins The Right Stuff to talk about how the Right takes comedy too seriously, he breaks down how to write a sketch, and says that physical comedy will never die.

This week the guys discuss the noble creature—the baptist.