Host Elijah Dale examines feminism in episode three, admitting he expected to defend it but found surprising data that challenged his beliefs. He discusses domestic violence trends, wage statistics, generational changes, and the role of capitalism in shaping gender debates.

The episode questions assumptions about equality, explores how societal roles have shifted, and ends with a call for men and women to work together rather than turn against each other, inviting listener feedback.

You're listening to the second episode of With All Due Respect. Apologies in advance for the audio quality. We have partnered with JLab in order to order new microphones and speakers that will hopefully assist with the audio quality of this podcast. Thank you for your patience.

This episode traces George Washington’s journey from a debt‑burdened Virginia planter to commander of the Continental Army. We cover his early service in the French and Indian War, his efforts to train disciplined troops, his marriage and expansion of Mount Vernon, and his rise to national leadership—culminating in the retreat from New York, the daring Delaware crossing, and the Trenton victory—while highlighting the key aides and character traits that shaped his command.

Patriarchy. What is it? Does it exist? If it does, how do we reverse it? Today we break down a debate between Candace Owens and Priscilla (The Queen Maker) on Patriarchy. Not my strongest subject but I'll give it a shot.

Credit: Candace Owens v Priscilla debate on Jubilee

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