Rachel Wilson

Rachel Wilson, writer and author of Occult Feminism, explores hidden currents in feminist history. She discusses suffrage myths, occult and spiritualist influences, Cold War institutional support, birthrate and family consequences, and how campuses and cultural figures shaped modern activism. Short, surprising, and provocative conversations on how ideas and power shaped women’s liberation.

Join feminist writer Clementine Ford, known for her bold takes on gender issues, and Andrew and Rachel Wilson, advocates for traditional family values, as they dive into the heated debate surrounding gender roles. They tackle the controversy sparked by a Mother's Day photo of a working mom, explore the complexities of motherhood versus career aspirations, and confront the evolving definitions of womanhood. Tensions rise as they challenge each other's views on feminism, identity, and societal expectations, all wrapped in a spirited exchange.

Andrew Wilson, a YouTube commentator known for his insights on culture and politics, joins author Rachel Wilson, who researches feminist history and social theory, along with Jake Rattlesnake, a traveler and protest observer. They dive into the DOJ's investigation into Antifa after a riot at UC Berkeley and discuss the implications of labeling such actions as domestic terrorism. The group also critiques the media's portrayal of Antifa and debates the long-term effects of housing policies, declining birth rates, and cultural shifts on society.