What's up, everybody, Perchiorvens, retrogrades.

Hope you have it a great Friday, whether you're watching this live or recorded.

It's another episode of Christian Masculinism, C-Mask.

And today with me is my name, man, Will Noland, brother from another mother.

Steph says, the sun never sets on the masculinity empire from from from from Mississippi

here over to will where you live in England is that Ipswich.

So the sun never sets on the empire today joining us to fill in for Elliot and Mike are our two homeboys,

AJ Barker and Royce White. How are you two boys doing? Doing a while. I'm good. I'm here.

Glad to be here. It's an honor. It's good to see you again, both of you. You guys are

representing the, uh, the the the north of america now

where to begin today's title is kind of the big thing can anti-feminism ever be as bad as

feminism i i'm just there's a context for this show out of which this show grew but i don't

want to start with it i just want to i want I want to suggest something. Go to Will, then go to you guys for preliminary thoughts. Everyone

already knows what mine are. You probably know what everybody else's are. But I think now that

C-Mask and the case for patriarchy and Will's Patriarchy Project in England,

which is very well known, even with secular's, by the way.

England's a smaller place.

But Case for Patriarchy has been very successful as a book.

Staff's book, Ask Your Husband, this show, and others like it are now copycatting and popping up.

Yeah, Christian masculinism.

It's been so effective and enough bigger channels have borrowed from our idea,

directly from our ideas here, that like the Daily Wire.

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