About this episode

The episode discusses first wave feminism, the importance of recognizing limitations, and various parenting insights.

Intro: Sickness over the holiday weekend, I stink at archery (hunting). 6:45: Brocasts, Ancient Nashville , conspiracy theories and parental moderating. 11:25: Humility vs. skepticism when it comes to what we understand about history. 14:52: The waves of feminism. A new take on first wave feminism. R achel Wilson and Joe Rogan and women voting. 19:00: Men and women: Carrying each other’s burdens, time with kids at bedtime. 25:16: Mary Queen of Scots and religious persecution. 33:06: Good, true, and beautiful, Theo of Golden, JR has deja vú. 38:38: JR asks about visiting people in June/July. Molly says “no” to bringing kids down. 41:57 Eugene Peterson and accepting the terms of creation, The Desecration of Man. 47:20: A story about a neighbor and having a moral basis for outrage at a school shooting. 54:45 Part of being human is recognizing our limits, obligations, and…something else 😝, and the connection to Natural Law, our limitations are a feature, not a bug and it is good. 1:01:44: It’s a progression of growth and parenting as such younger sets the tone for later. 1:08:00: Dropping the ball with the youngest kids. 1:10:05: Titus’s performance and dedication as a Judo kata…

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