GIRLBOSS, INTERRUPTED
This is a conversation for women who find themselves alienated, frustrated, or confused by a culture that tells us our womanhood is fungible. Whether it’s the corporate world encouraging you to freeze your eggs or the people around you encouraging you to behave like a man in even more sensitive areas of life, this podcast seeks to understand better ways of being women. Listen as host Helen Roy explores the reality and possibilities of modern womanhood in this age of dysphoria, detraction, and distraction.
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Faith Moore is a freelance writer and editor who runs The Story Club. She quit her job as an elementary school teacher back in 2014 so she could have her son, and never looked back. She's now a stay-at-home mom to two wonderful boys whose writing has been published in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Daily News, The Federalist, and more. Her book, Saving Cinderella, has nearly 50 five-star reviews on Amazon. Read her essay...
Noelle Mering is a fellow at the Washington D.C. based think tank, the Ethics and Public Policy Center. She is the author of the book, Awake, Not Woke: A Christian Response to the Cult of Progressive Ideology (TAN Books, Spring 2021) order through TAN, TheologyofHome.com, or Amazon. She is an editor for the website Theology of Home and a coauthor of the books Theology of Home and Theology of Home II — order here or here. Read her r...
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 @mypillowg...
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&...
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 i...
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 audienc...
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/
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 ...
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 lite...
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.
Christine Emba is a columnist for The Washington Post writing about ideas and society. Prior, she was the Hilton Kramer Fellow in Criticism at the New Criterion and a deputy editor at the Economist Intelligence Unit, focusing on technology and innovation. In this episode, Helen talks with Christine about the absolute nightmare scenario that is modern dating, why love and sex seem so far from one another, and how women can be more h...
Helen and Abigail discuss the ways that various common ideas about womanhood lead to real personal damage. The conversation covers everything from performative femininity to birth control to transgenderism.
Abigail Favale, Ph.D., is a writer, professor, and speaker. She currently directs and teaches in the William Penn Honors Program, a Great Books curriculum at George Fox University. Abigail's essays and short stories have app...
Welcome to the introductory episode of Girlboss, Interrupted, where Helen explains the cultural landscape for modern women and explores the various new possibilities bubbling up in reaction against a once-popular but ultimately defunct feminist ideal.
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