Interviews with Scott Yenor
about The Recovery of Family Life
On the problems with feminism as well as liberalism.
Plus some Dostoyevsky too.
with Yoram Hazony
44:05
What is feminism?
Liberalism is not as "neutral" toward relationships as it claims to be. How should conservatives respond to this?
What is consent?
with Aaron Renn
01:22:52
What is the relationship between feminism and transgenderism?
How does liberalism serve as a "delivery mechanism" for feminism and sexual liberationism?
What is consent?
with Garrett Snedecker
53:20
What is the "rolling revolution?" / What is the end goal of feminism and the rolling revolution? Is there one? / Why haven't conservative and traditional institutions done more to stop the transformation of family life? / How can men fight back and help reclaim a healthy, stable, traditional family life?
with Steven & Brian
Jan. 25, 2021
52:00
Scott explains how "retail" (aka "moderate") feminism actually pushes the rolling revolution along, even if just one step at a time.
Nick Jamell: “Margaret Sanger was sort of the AOC of her time.”
with Nick Jamell
Ep. 190
52:00
Scott discusses "marital character" (ch. 11) with Titus. How are we raising girls in America? How can we re-introduce consideration of family life into their vision of themselves in the future?
with Titus Techera
Ep. 30
35:57
“Retail" aka moderate "feminism leads into and serves the cause of radical feminism,” argues Scott Yenor.
with Theresa Lane
Ep. 19
1:02:00
“Why is the family so important? And is the family of any particular significance in a democratic republic like our own?” asks Nino Scalia. “Tell us about” the rolling “revolution. What is it a revolt against? And what is this revolution rolling towards?" Scott Yenor responds.
with Nino Scalia
Nov. 9, 2020
51:04
In depth discussion of the problems of liberalism.
with Mark Connolly
Oct. 10, 2020
49:59
Is family a "pre-political" or a "post-political" institution?
And why does this distinction matter? Listen to find out.
Dec. 4, 2020
with Andrew Harrod
Dec. 4, 2020
1:01:00
“There are great human goods that the sexual revolution...seeks to undermine...and the greatest of those goods is love. Love implies that a person will be dependent on another person…[Whereas] feminism, sexual liberation really aims at achieving individual autonomy or individual independence.” Scott
with Mark Bauerlein
Nov. 9, 2020
32:32