Boy, have people already started the campaign against the person who hasn't even been named yet.

They got a lot of, a lot of cardio clutching those pearls last week.

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast for red, wine, and blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for listening. I'm Amanda Weinstein. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Rachel Benman.

And you're listening to the suburban women problem. Today we'll be talking about protecting our

democracy with a couple of experts on the topic. Mila Atmos, who hosts the podcast for listening to the suburban women problem. Today we'll be talking about protecting our democracy

with a couple of experts on the topic. Mila Atmos, who hosts the podcast Future Hindsight,

and the one and only Mary Trump, the niece of Donald Trump and the author of Too Much and Never

Enough, how my family created the world's most dangerous man. I was so excited to talk with

Mary Trump because of my own

experience with my own little family. But also we've had women on the pod who have essentially

lost, you know, their loved ones to conspiracy theories. And sometimes it can feel like we are all

losing our democracy to conspiracy theories and misinformation. So she just was the perfect person to talk to.

But first, we have something big to announce. Book Band Busters. The right has clearly chosen

book bans and fear mongering as their strategy for mobilizing suburban women. So red, wine and blue is launching a campaign called book bandbusters to fight back.

They've been tracking all the book bans across the country and put them into a really easy to understand map,

which you can find at bookbannbusters.com. And if you see a book ban in your area, you can add it to the map.

We're also going to be focusing on standing up for books and our troublemaker trainings.

So if you haven't already attended one of those, now's a great time to check them out.

Definitely.

And definitely click around on the book bandbusters.

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