May 26, 2026 · 21 min · 11 segments
You may have noticed that misogyny seems to be everywhere right now, especially online. As American women continue to move further to the political left, men on the American Right appear to have…
Jane CoastonHost
Helen LewisGuest
You may have noticed that misogyny is kind of everywhere right now, especially online.
As American women continue to move further to the political left while gaining economic and cultural independence, men on the American right appear to have responded by losing their minds completely.
He's a pastor in Moscow, Idaho, with close ties to Secretary of Defense/little boy Pete Hegseth.
Hegseth even invited him to lead a Pentagon worship service back in February, and boy, does Doug Wilson have a lot of fun views on the role of women in the world.
What role do you think women play in society? Um, women are the kind of people that people come out of.
So you just think- Well- ... they're meant to have babies? [laughs] Well- That's it.
They're just a vessel.
No, it, it doesn't take any talent to simply reproduce biologically.
The wife and mother, who is the chief executive of the home, is entrusted with three or four or five eternal souls.
Then there's Scott Yenor, who has said that women today are, quote, "Medicated, meddlesome, and quarrelsome." And Helen Andrews, a conservative writer who argues that the, quote, "Feminization of the workplace has ruined everything." Two more people to not invite to your next house party.
Helen Lewis, a staff writer for The Atlantic, calls these people masculinitsts in a recent article.
You may have noticed that misogyny is kind of everywhere right now, especially online.
As American women continue to move further to the political left while gaining economic and cultural independence, men on the American right appear to have responded by losing their minds completely.
He's a pastor in Moscow, Idaho, with close ties to Secretary of Defense/little boy Pete Hegseth.
Hegseth even invited him to lead a Pentagon worship service back in February, and boy, does Doug Wilson have a lot of fun views on the role of women in the world.
What role do you think women play in society? Um, women are the kind of people that people come out of.
So you just think- Well- ... they're meant to have babies? [laughs] Well- That's it.
They're just a vessel.
No, it, it doesn't take any talent to simply reproduce biologically.
The wife and mother, who is the chief executive of the home, is entrusted with three or four or five eternal souls.
Then there's Scott Yenor, who has said that women today are, quote, "Medicated, meddlesome, and quarrelsome." And Helen Andrews, a conservative writer who argues that the, quote, "Feminization of the workplace has ruined everything." Two more people to not invite to your next house party.
Helen Lewis, a staff writer for The Atlantic, calls these people masculinitsts in a recent article.
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