The Radical Extremist Ideology of Evie Magazine

Stuff Mom Never Told You

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Society & Culture

4.2 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

On the face of it, Evie magazine appears to be a publication aimed towards women focusing on things like relationships and pop culture. However, digging deeper reveals an extremist conservative ideology. Bridget Todd joins us to break it down and discuss why it matters.

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0:00.0	You're listening to an I-Hart podcast.
0:10.1	Hey, this is Annie.
0:11.3	And Samantha.
0:12.0	And welcome to Stuff One Ever Told You, a production by Heart Radio.
0:29.5	And today we are once again so happy to be joined by the wonderful, the outstanding.
0:30.7	Bridget Todd.
0:31.6	Welcome, Bridget.
0:33.5	Thank you for having me.
0:34.9	So excited to be back.
0:42.0	Before we started recording, we were reminiscing about our local malls, and now I have, like, mall madness.
0:44.1	It's like nostalgia overload.
0:51.6	Look, we actually, Annie bought me that game because it was one of my childhood games, Mall Madness.
0:54.3	And we talked about we have to play this game.
0:59.2	I realized I do not remember how to play.
1:02.0	When we opened it, I was like, wait, we have to buy things.
1:02.7	I know that.
1:03.8	But how do you buy things?
1:06.4	And sometimes you can use cash and sometimes you get declined.
1:07.2	I don't remember.
1:09.4	Bridget, you should come down.
1:10.3	We'll have a game night.
1:12.6	Yes. I'll bring Dream Phone.
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