Allison Steinberg

This is Sincerely American.

And the revival starts now.

Right.

Well, that's an amazing question.

And thank you so much for having us on.

We're excited to be here.

But, you know, we grew up on feminism at the forefront of this.

And, you know, while first and second wave feminism really just fought for equal rights and opportunities, this third wave feminism that we've seen has told the lie to women that the path of empowerment means rejecting traditional values entirely.

And, you know, this is here's the fallout of that.

This is celebrating hyper-independence.

It's celebrating sexual liberation that we've seen without consequences.

They're suspicious of family life, especially marriage and motherhood, which are amazing blessings.

And they've rebranded this as inherently limiting or regressive.

We want to be a better role model for these women.

We want better representation.

Girls and women are craving to stand for something bigger than themselves.

We grew up on Sex and the City.

Call Her Daddy, like we noted in that video, is the number one podcast for women right now.

Sex and the City taught women to chase their careers and casual relationships, not connecting with community by any means.

Call Her Daddy, it's the same message.