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Welcome back to the Loopcast.

Today is the ladies and Tom version of the podcast.

I have to say we're kind of overdue.

I feel like we go a little dude heavy here sometimes, but I'm really excited.

I feel that way too.

I'm pumped.

Yes.

Everyone kind of quietly understands Erica's silent preparation with the men on this podcast. We have Erica Ahern,

of course, but today we welcome on Rachel Beauvard. And I'd like to just start before we

even hear from her with one of the best descriptions I think I've seen. It is New York Magazine's

nursemaid of the patriarchy, the Atlantic's right-wing nightmare, boy mom, Rachel. Welcome to the

show. Thanks so much for having me.

We typically only welcome people on the show that have basically like hit pieces out on them from the worst of

publications. So you're in good company. Well, I like it. So we have a lot going on today's show.

We're going to be talking a little Jimmy Carter. We're going to be talking a little bit of feedback on the vague tweet.

I got a lot of criticism from our take on the last show.

To put it mildly.

And yeah, then we get into a few fun Twilight Zones wrap up on 2024.

But first, I think we have to point out, Jimmy Carter, passing away at age

100, lived a long life, leaves quite a legacy of being president, but then also some charit of work

afterwards. Rachel, what kind of legacy do you think, do you first think when you hear Jimmy Carter?

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