Welcome to an aborted part two of our conversation with Audrey Werner and Claire Chambers.

If you're tuning into this episode right now and you did not listen to part one,

you've got to go back. We are doing a four part episode series on the history of humanism,

the key that brought about the destruction of the American culture, the key to unlocking

the sexual revolution, the high priest of humanism, the demonic roots of sexuality education as

we know it in America today. In other words, how did we get here? You need to go back and listen

to part one in this four part two and a half hour conversation with two of the most informed

women I know on the history of the sexual revolution in the American culture war, the proxy war

attack against Christianity, the high priest of humanism that loves to just titillate the masses

and introduce sexual content to children and argue that we're all sexual beings and there's

no sexual acts that are taboo like basically all of the weird really kooky stuff going on in America

right now that makes you as probably a just a good mom or dad or Christian kind of go,

this is weird, how did we get here? Well, we're answering that question in a four part series.

We're answering the question, how did we get here? So we can maybe maybe get out of this current

predicament and so if you're listening to this for the first time, Claire Chambers, 90 years old,

wrote a book in 1977 called the Seekus Circle, a humanist revolution. Seekus, you got to go back,

what's Seekus, you got to go back to episode one, don't listen to this if you didn't listen to part

one, go back and listen to that and please share this widely because in part two today, me,

Claire Chambers and Audrey Werner are going to take a deep dive down the rabbit hole if you will

on who the heck was Alfred Kinsey with his bow ties and his tweed suits and his I'm just sort of

a nerdy professorial figure and I just really want to get at the truth and of course his

institute for sex research at Indiana University is was renamed the Kinsey Institute when he died

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