We are 16 weeks out from the midterms.

There's real opportunity and there's real hope and that we can change things.

We can send a message to the people in charge that we will not accept this as normal.

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast for red, wine, and blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for listening. I'm Rachel Vindman. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Amanda Weinstein.

And you're listening to the suburban women problem. You know, if we really boil down the work we're

doing, the forces that we're against and reduce them to one thing, that would be extremism.

Whether we're talking about January 6th or the fall of row, it all comes down to right-wing extremism.

So that's what we're going to talk about today. I'll get to share my interview with Kyle Spencer, who has a book coming out in October about how ultra-conservative movements are targeting young people.

And before that, we'll be joined by Samantha

Cutner, also known as the proud boys whisperer. Oh my goodness. But first, it's good to see you all

again. We took a week off the pod for a little summer break. Did you guys get a chance to

actually rest and recover a little bit? How are you doing?

We've mostly been in campaign mode now. So we've had like parades we've done and back in the

swing of like, where's daddy? I'm like, I don't know. Yeah, same. I definitely have not got a lot of

rest because the campaign is in full swing and we're spending a lot of time planning.

We're getting, you know, materials in and spending three hours addressing postcards.

I did a school supply giveaway yesterday, got stung by B in the process.

Hopefully you're not allergic. I'm not

allergic and that's a good thing. But, you know, we have just been like out there and we're doing

things and we're meeting people. So I would say that rest is probably going to elude me for the next 16 to 17 weeks. I know. There's a lot that goes into this.

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