This is Megan Basham of the Daily Wire, inviting you to join me for the 2026 Issues, etc.,

making the case conference Friday, June 12th, and Saturday, June 13th at Concordia University, Chicago.

I'll be speaking and signing copies of my book, Shepherds for sale, and joining me at this annual

conference for Christian Laity are Molly Hemingway of the Federalist,

Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch, and Aaron Hawley of Alliance Defending Freedom.

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Thank you. The idea.

The ideas of feminism have become so deeply embedded in our culture and our society, our way of thinking even, like the water in which the fish swim.

We're often unaware of both those ideas and their

deleterious effects on our society, our families, our children, and ourselves. So how do we rid

ourselves of the cliches and narratives of feminism? Welcome back to issues, et cetera.

Joining us to discuss old and new feminism, Dr. Carey Gress, a married mother of five children,

a scholar at the Institute of Human Ecology at the Catholic University of America,

author of the new book, Something Wicked, Why Feminism Can't Be Fused with Christianity,

and a column for the Federalist titled Abandoned the Fragile Feminist Monoculture, Making Men and Women Miserable.

Dr. Grass, welcome back.

Thank you. It's great to be here.

Tell us about this novel and apparently upcoming film Yesteryear.

Yeah, so this is a novel that came out in April, and it's all over the New York Times bestseller list and it is about a trad wife who somehow goes back in time and is living out the life that she thinks she's living in the 21st century. But anyway, it's supposed to be a thriller, not a comedy, which of course it sounds comical.

And I guess it's her effort to, I haven't read a comedy, which of course it sounds comical.

And I guess it's her effort to, I haven't read the book, but it's her effort to get back to her original life.

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