Katherine Stewart

This is going to be a really important Road to Gilead special.

Our special guests include Olivia Colman, Indira Varma, Sindhu V, Jessica Hines, Juliet Stevenson, Susan Wacoma, and Bridget Christie, alongside New York Times bestselling author and expert on religious nationalism, Katherine Stewart, plus Kodi Dala, who you'll know as an internet sensation, will join us to mansplain the manosphere for a really good, fun sketch.

There'll also be some incredible music and other guests I'm not allowed to tell you about yet.

But when I do, all the tickets will go.

Oct stands for October Zoom Coffee, of course.

And of course, the book club will be reading, uh, uh, Catherine Stewart's recent book, Money, Lies and God.

So, um, uh, we have a lot that will be happening.

Welcome aboard, Jan Nakul.

Our next Politics Done Right book club will be Sunday.

8th of November, between 2 and 4 p.m., we will be discussing Catherine Stewart's recent book, Money, Lies, and God Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy.

You can sign up at tinyurl.com slash pdrbookclub, tinyurl.com slash pdrbookclub.

And as we speak, Cheryl, I just copied that thing because I'm going to throw it into the newsletter.

And our guests will be Zach Polanski and Baroness Barker talking about what we can do to keep Christian nationalism out of the UK because there's a lot of money and strategy coming in.

And then Chine Macdonald, who wrote God is Not a White Man, who is a person of faith, and Katherine Stewart, who has written New York Times number one bestsellers.

You can read, uh, if you wanna do some homework beforehand, read Money, Lies, and God.

She's gone undercover amongst Christian nationalists in America, and she knows about what's happening over here.

Additionally, if you say, I just want to donate something, politicsdoneright.com slash paypal politicsunright.paypal if you don't like paypal you can go to politicsunright.patreon p-r-e-o-n politicsunright.com slash patreon anyway folks uh thank you guys for all being here i love you to death my name is the book the book I'm putting it in the other chat.

It is, the next book will be Money, Lies, and God, Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy by Catherine Stewart.

And the suggestion came from John Cotter.

John Cotter.

The next book, our next book is about separation of church and state.

Catherine Stewart's Money, Lies, and God Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy.

Again, it is Catherine Stewart's Money, Lies, and God Inside the Movement to Destroy.

And I imagine, I think Cheryl had given me some links earlier for me to give to the afternoon show i don't have it right now with me hey we have professor glenn ryan in the house how you doing glenn kudos to all teachers that are on with us right now kudos to all teachers that are listening right now you guys are the ones who move knowledge forward you are the most important people to our society and let make no mistake yes you're mistreated here in texas How can any Texas teacher vote a certain way that they shouldn't? I don't know.

I don't get it.

You know I should look and say Cheryl you need to come on here and tell us that message in person sometime.

uh let's see i i know i saw it i saw it scroll down where cheryl gave instructions on the new book so i am scrolling to find oh there it is cheryl says oh wait that's that's the link okay posse this is from cheryl and i'm going to put it in the other chat as well okay posse pdr uh book club next book will be money lies and god inside the movement to destroy American Democracy by Catherine Stewart.

Thanks for the suggestion, John Cutter.

Okay, let me go ahead and copy that.

Conversely, we must follow the worship songs to the politics.

In her book, Money, Lies, and God, Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy, Catherine Stewart writes that the anti-democratic movement has bank accounts that are always thirsty for more money, networks that hunger forever more connections, religious demagogues intent on exploiting the faithful, communicators eager to spread propaganda and disinformation, and powerful leaders who want more power.

It takes time, organizational energy, and above all, money to weaponize grievances and hurl them against an established democracy, and this movement has it all.

In this book, I argue that one of the things that this movement has is its music, a soundtrack that blesses its every move and activates its Christian base.