From Berkeley to Conservative Media: Jayme Franklin on Empowering Conservative Women

Chicks on The Right Show w Mock and Daisy

Radio America

News, Society & Culture, News Commentary, Daily News

4.4 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 27 September 2025

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

In this empowering episode, Mock and Daisy sit down with Jayme Franklin, CEO and founder of The Conservateur, to discuss her journey as a young conservative woman making waves in media, politics, and culture. From her college days at UC Berkeley to building a platform for young women, Jayme shares how she’s creating an alternative space to toxic feminism and leftist ideology, all while showing that you can prioritize family, faith, and a fulfilling life.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode: Jayme journey from Berkeley to launching The Conservateur The challenges of being a conservative woman on a liberal campus How to stand by your beliefs despite criticism and social pressure The importance of role models like Erika Kirk, Laura Trump, and Riley Gaines A look at conservative media’s influence on Gen Z and beyond

🔗 Connect with Jayme Franklin & The Conservateur:
Website: theconservateur.com
Instagram: @theconservateur
Jayme Leagh Franklin: Instagram

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0:29.9	Welcome to another episode of The Chicks on the Right podcast. Very pleased to have a complete rock star with us today from the Conservateur. It is CEO and founder of conservateur, Jamie Franklin, who is a 2020 college grad from UC Berkeley, was not expecting that.
0:54.8	Exactly.
0:56.0	Very active in political circles.
0:58.0	You, our audience, might know you best
1:00.0	from various TV appearances, from the fantastic aesthetic
1:04.0	on your Instagram page, and the fact
1:06.3	that you are on a mission to show young women
1:10.0	that conservative is the way to be. You remind us of us when we
1:14.5	first started 16 years ago now trying to give conservatism a makeover. And so tell us how you got
1:21.6	started. How did this get born? Yes. So I grew up in Northern California, like right outside of San Francisco.
1:27.2	And honestly,
1:28.3	it's just goes to show you how much the cultures change. Like my upbringing, granted, I went to Catholic
1:32.2	school and I grew up in like a more conservative household and stuff, but kind of felt like just
1:35.8	like that insane culture war thing wasn't really a part of my childhood at all. And I went to Berkeley
1:41.2	from 2016 to 2020. So that was Trump's first term in office, obviously.
1:45.8	So that's when I really saw this, like, take into effect,
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