What's up, Paris Chorphins and Retrogrades?

A long-awaited and indeed special episode of Rules for Retrogrades is at hand today with the special guest of the

personage of Father Chad Ripperger, someone who for six years I have circled on the internet.

I even have the same personality profile according to Nikona Capps, my friends Brennan and Audra who have this personality

typing system. Father Chad, it's a real honor to have you on and I can't believe you haven't

been on before. Well, thank you for having me. Yeah, I'm surprised it's taking this long for me to be

on here as well. So I'm happy to be here. Yeah, that's not through either of our intentional oversights.

Obviously, no oversight's intentional.

But holy cow, I found it out through a mutual friend of ours, Mr. Nick Stumphouser,

who folks on this channel now, director, friend of mine, that we are even more than previously

acknowledged working as fellow travelers in the same direction,

the direction to work against the kind of proto-evangelion of the serpent in the garden,

the first sin, really that constitutive sin of original sin, feminism. And you're working on a book,

and I just came out with another book. So your book is called The Psychology, the masculine,

and the feminine. And Nick kind of put us together. So do you want to say a word about that?

It's really exciting. Yeah. Well, I had watched some of the stuff that you were

doing. I tend to be a little bit slow sometimes in getting in contact with some of the other people.

Because as you know, there's other people that are trying to slowly address the whole question

of feminism and things of that sort. But I'm actually, I'm working on a book. The psychology, masculine and

femininity is the initial tile of it. It's going to be a while that it's before it's going to be

out as I texted you. It's going to be about a thousand pages. It's a very technical work,

but the amount of the types of things that you're covering in like the case for patriarchy and leave

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