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too. If you'd like to email the show, you can do so at Radio at the Federalist.com. I would

love to hear from you. Today, I have a really fun interview for you with my friend Evie Solheim.

Evie is a Christian wife and mother and freelance journalist, but she is also the new director

of the brand new Chesterton Media Fellowship at New Guard Press.

New Guard Press is an awesome online magazine of young professionals who seek to provide

thoughtful and insightful commentary on some of the highest order things and how those things

relate to our current cultural moment. My conversation with Evie really runs the gamut.

We talk about her new gig and her other writing work, as well as marriage and motherhood

and relationships.

And of course, her latest thrift finds what she's reading these days and how crunchy and devoted

to Maha she really is.

All of that and more on the Kylie cast. Evie Solheim, it is so great to have you on the Kylie cast.

It's good to be here.

Thank you so much for joining me. It's so funny to even say your name as that, because even though I've seen it a million times, I didn't know you as Evie Solheim. I knew you as Evie Fordham. Yeah, I remember when you were KZ, not KG. So. Yep. Oh, how things change. We were just reminiscing before we started recording that we've known each other for a handful of years now, but I really don't remember even how I met you. You've just kind of always been a presence in my professional life. So, so fun to have you on the podcast. Oh my goodness. So in a good way, I hope. In the best way. In the best way. Yeah, it's just this like fixture you are a fixture of dc and of yeah everything

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