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All right, welcome to season two.

All right, well, welcome to season two of Sons of Patriarchy.

We are moving from season one, which was more particularly focused on Doug Wilson, the CREC, patriarchy, and all things,

Moscow, Idaho. And season two doesn't lose that focus. It just expands the focus a little bit more

to the broader evangelical world, to the broader reformed world, although we did talk about

that quite a bit for season one. Season one, you can say, where did the problem come from? And season two is what do we do about the problem and how do we move forward from this problem? And so we've got another person coming on for this one, Michelle Moffitt, which I'll ask her to introduce herself in just a moment. And I haven't done this for the previous episodes. And to be honest, I don't know where this episode's going to go in the season. But if you can go to our Facebook, find us there. You can go to our Twitter. You can find us there. You can email us, contact at Sonsapatriarchy.com. One of us will get to you eventually. We do get a lot of emails, but we really, we really do want

to hear from people. This is not just for us to speak into the ether. This is for those to

tell their stories through us. And we want to be able to tell this story well, both compellingly,

but also deeply. We want people to understand what this problem is, where it came from, where we think it's going, who the major actors are, institutions, and what you can do about this.

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