You're listening to, atheistically speaking. Oh, Hey my brilliant listeners today we continue the discussion with Greta Christina and

then we're gonna have a lot of other content so it's not not all interview

so it's episode 28 and my name is Thomas Smith as is the norm and if my name was

norm then I could say it was really terrible joke so in episode, in this part of the interview, I asked

Greta I wanted to know because this is a topic I do want to tackle and

that is feminism and and in some ways misogyny in the atheist community.

And I've sort of played the outsider a bit because I am I mean I came into this you guys probably know I mean I haven't

been real active in the community I've been podcasting podcasting podcasting and that's

left me not a lot of time but as I've started to get more active and at least network more,

follow more people, I have noticed the divide that probably already of everyone knows about with you know there there are women a lot of women

in atheism who feel excluded and you feel like there's misogyny misogyny problem and there's a lot of anger and there's a lot of I mean

there's anger at Richard Dawkins there's anger at people not doing enough at

conferences to combat sexual assault that kind of thing. And I really because of the nature of my show and what I want to do. I'm approaching this as as as as

as unbiased as I can. I really and I asked her you'll hear I asked Gret, sort of as an outsider, as someone who's sort of,

I'm finding my way in the movement, kind of. I mean, I'm finding, you know, all these dynamics

and what's happening with feminism. I really didn't know much about it

until recently I started reading more into it. And so I just asked her, I just wanted

her opinion and it turned out great. The way she answered and everything she said was amazing. I don't, there

might be minor points of disagreement and I'll check in with you guys after the the interview segment here it's about 20 minutes and I'll sort of do a

analysis I think but it was fascinating I got so I learned so much and I hope that you will sort of join me in

approaching this because there's what I'm trying to say is there's a there's a ton of

bias there's a ton of anger and there's people on both of the other side which I'm not trying to blame anybody I mean I females who are

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