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Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Email us: [email protected] They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com Help Fuel Deconstruction Doulas Fight Against Religious Abuse: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-fuel-our-fight-against-religious-abuse Summary In this conversation, Dr. Jessie Daniels discusses the interconnectedness of Christian nationalism, white supremacy, and misogyny, exploring how these ideologies have evolved over time, particularly with the rise of the internet. She emphasizes the importance of intersectionality in understanding these issues and highlights the emotional landscape of whiteness. The discussion also delves into the role of women in white supremacist movements and the challenges of addressing these ideologies in contemporary society. Dr. Daniels encourages listeners to engage with these topics through reading and community discussions to foster understanding and change. Dr. Daniels's books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jessie-Daniels/author/B001IU2TVY?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1770995865&sr=8-1&shoppingPortalEnabled=true Takeaways - Christian nationalism and white supremacy are interrelated issues. - Intersectionality is crucial for understanding race, gender, and class dynamics. - The internet has transformed how white supremacists spread their ideologies. - Recruitment into white supremacist groups often relies on social connections rather than overt persuasion. - Emotional regulation is essential for addressing feelings of guilt and shame related to whiteness. - Women in white supremacist movements often seek safety in whiteness despite being marginalized within these groups. - The far-right exploits feelings of aggrievement among white individuals. - Young people today are more adept at recognizing propaganda and misinformation. - Understanding one's own family history is vital in combating white supremacy. - Community engagement and reading are key to fostering understanding and resistance against extremist ideologies. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Christian Nationalism and Intersectionality 05:59 The Evolution of White Supremacist Rhetoric 12:33 The Role of the Internet in Spreading Ideologies 19:17 Understanding Recruitment in White Supremacist Groups 26:21 The Emotional Landscape of Whiteness 32:37 The Complexity of Women in White Supremacist Movements 39:56 The Future of Far-Right Rhetoric and Strategies Keywords Christian nationalism, white supremacy, misogyny, racism, intersectionality, far-right, internet, propaganda, emotional regulation, women in extremism

Help Fuel Deconstruction Doulas Fight Against Religious Abuse: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-fuel-our-fight-against-religious-abuse Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Email us: [email protected] They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com Summary Join us as we explore honest stories of spiritual trauma, community resilience, and the journey toward liberation from high-control religious systems. This episode features candid conversations about the legacy of evangelical supremacism, the impact of Christian nationalism, and strategies for supporting survivors and deprogramming individuals trapped in abusive cult environments. Chapters 00:00 - Opening remarks and guest introduction 02:04 - Camera angles and authenticity in content creation 04:29 - Sarah introduces her work, credentials, and the podcast purpose 05:41 - Margaret recounts her background in Christian conservatism, homeschooling, and deconstruction 09:28 - The influence of Doug Wilson, Old Testament law, and Christian nationalist ideology 11:15 - Marital journey through evangelical Christianity and the challenges of faith deconversion 14:11 - The firing of Margaret’s husband due to illness and church hierarchy issues 16:14 - The impact of Bodies Behind the Bus and community accountability efforts 18:52 - Reflection on God’s goodness and disillusionment with high-control spaces 20:19 - Questioning biblical interpretations and developing new frameworks for faith 22:54 - Deconstructing American history narratives and Christian nationalist myths 29:21 - The power of survivor networks and collective activism 31:28 - Dreaming of sanctuary spaces like lighthouses and tiny homes 32:46 - Navigating traditional gender roles, marriage, and personal boundaries 36:29 - The two types of survivors: rule followers and rebels 44:50 - The emotional toll of activism, loneliness, and community support challenges 47:45 - The intersection of cult deprogramming, legal aid, and community-building efforts 51:38 - Personal experiences with grooming, abuse, and activism in high-control churches 60:14 - The importance of critical questions about faith, authority, and accountability 66:33 - Margret’s vision for deconstructing cult dynamics and community resilience 70:01 - Recognizing the influence of conservative Christianity on American politics and society 73:37 - Addressing misinformation, disinformation, and the algorithmic control of cults 78:39 - Resources for survivors, therapists, and organizations fighting high-control groups 82:15 - The role of academia, therapy, and support networks in healing journeys 84:11 - The importance of owning one’s mind and rejecting spiritual oppression 85:03 - Reflections on media like Shiny Happy People and its traumatic revelations 88:34 - Closing remarks on community healing and ongoing activism efforts Takeaways - Margaret shares her personal journey from conservative Christian roots to deconstruction and activism - Discussions on the influence of the Heritage Foundation, Christian nationalism, and their ties with cult-like behavior - The role of architecture and symbolism in church spaces reflecting theological authority - How deconstruction intersects with issues like patriarchy, racism, and abuse recovery - Strategies for community support, activism, and the importance of nuanced conversations about accountability - Insights into working within and dismantling high-control religious systems, including the legal and social challenges faced by survivors - The unique intersection of faith, trauma, mental health, and activism from both atheist and Christian perspectives

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Email us: [email protected]   They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com   Summary In this conversation, Peter Bell and David French discuss the relaunch of the Sons of Patriarchy podcast, focusing on the evolving landscape of American politics, particularly the rise of Christian nationalism and the ideological shifts within the Republican Party. They explore the increasing partisanship, the role of government, and the impact of hatred as a driving force in political movements. French emphasizes the need for internal reflection within the church and the importance of civility and decency in political discourse.   Chapters 01:40 Relaunching Sons of Patriarchy 04:35 The Shift in American Politics 07:17 The Rise of Christian Nationalism 10:40 The Ideological Realignment of the Right 13:18 The Role of Decency in Political Discourse 16:40 The Evolution of Republican Identity 19:45 The Impact of Hatred on Political Engagement 26:11 Christian Nationalism and Its Implications 31:45 The Historical Context of Slavery and Christianity 36:29 The Current Political Landscape and Its Influences 43:48 Addressing Conservative Concerns and Values   Takeaways - The relaunch of Sons of Patriarchy aims to address the crisis of masculinity and provide constructive solutions. - American politics has shifted significantly to the right, creating a new ideological landscape. - The traditional axes of political thought have been disrupted, leading to a realignment of values. - Hatred has become a central organizing principle for many political movements today. - Libertarian values are increasingly difficult to advocate in a polarized environment. - Christian nationalism is often rooted in a desire to return to an imagined past. - The Republican Party has seen a rise in extremism, overshadowing traditional conservative values. - Misinformation and distrust in institutions are rampant, complicating political discourse. - The future of the Republican Party is uncertain, with potential for change after Trump's influence wanes. - Internal reflection and accountability within the church are crucial for its credibility and mission.   Keywords Sons of Patriarchy, David French, Christian nationalism, Republican Party, ideological realignment, libertarianism, political extremism, American politics, partisanship, cultural wars

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Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Email us: [email protected] They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com Summary In this conversation, Peter Bell and David French discuss the relaunch of the Sons of Patriarchy podcast, focusing on the evolving landscape of American politics, particularly the rise of Christian nationalism and the ideological shifts within the Republican Party. They explore the increasing partisanship, the role of government, and the impact of hatred as a driving force in political movements. French emphasizes the need for internal reflection within the church and the importance of civility and decency in political discourse. Chapters 01:40 Relaunching Sons of Patriarchy 04:35 The Shift in American Politics 07:17 The Rise of Christian Nationalism 10:40 The Ideological Realignment of the Right 13:18 The Role of Decency in Political Discourse 16:40 The Evolution of Republican Identity 19:45 The Impact of Hatred on Political Engagement 26:11 Christian Nationalism and Its Implications 31:45 The Historical Context of Slavery and Christianity 36:29 The Current Political Landscape and Its Influences 43:48 Addressing Conservative Concerns and Values Takeaways - The relaunch of Sons of Patriarchy aims to address the crisis of masculinity and provide constructive solutions. - American politics has shifted significantly to the right, creating a new ideological landscape. - The traditional axes of political thought have been disrupted, leading to a realignment of values. - Hatred has become a central organizing principle for many political movements today. - Libertarian values are increasingly difficult to advocate in a polarized environment. - Christian nationalism is often rooted in a desire to return to an imagined past. - The Republican Party has seen a rise in extremism, overshadowing traditional conservative values. - Misinformation and distrust in institutions are rampant, complicating political discourse. - The future of the Republican Party is uncertain, with potential for change after Trump's influence wanes. - Internal reflection and accountability within the church are crucial for its credibility and mission. Keywords Sons of Patriarchy, David French, Christian nationalism, Republican Party, ideological realignment, libertarianism, political extremism, American politics, partisanship, cultural wars

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Email us: [email protected]   They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com   Jessica Jenkins takes us on a deep dive into all things Nancy Wilson, Rebekah Merkle, and Rachel Jankovic. What are they doing, how are they doing it, why are they doing it, and how can you respond?   Jessica Jenkins We Who Thirst Podcast: wewhothirst.buzzsprout.com (available on Spotify, Apple, Amazon and wherever you like to listen) Eve in Exile book review & downloadable one-sheet: https://wewhothirst.com/eve-in-exile-book-review/ My Consulting web page: https://wewhothirst.com/consulting/ Article on Proverbs 31: https://www.cbeinternational.org/resource/mutuality-challenging-gender-norms/   Jessica Jenkins' Social Media Channels https://www.instagram.com/wewhothirst/ https://www.threads.com/@wewhothirst https://www.youtube.com/@wewhothirstpodcast

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Email us: [email protected] They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com Jessica Jenkins takes us on a deep dive into all things Nancy Wilson, Rebekah Merkle, and Rachel Jankovic. What are they doing, how are they doing it, why are they doing it, and how can you respond? Jessica Jenkins We Who Thirst Podcast: wewhothirst.buzzsprout.com (available on Spotify, Apple, Amazon and wherever you like to listen) Eve in Exile book review & downloadable one-sheet: https://wewhothirst.com/eve-in-exile-book-review/ My Consulting web page: https://wewhothirst.com/consulting/ Article on Proverbs 31: https://www.cbeinternational.org/resource/mutuality-challenging-gender-norms/ Jessica Jenkins' Social Media Channels https://www.instagram.com/wewhothirst/ https://www.threads.com/@wewhothirst https://www.youtube.com/@wewhothirstpodcast

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Email us: [email protected]   They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com   Our NEW weekly series launches on February 16 with David French of The New York Times! They Called Her Bitter, another weekly series in the SoP universe, with Sarah Bader of Sons of Patriarchy and Margaret Bronson of Deconstruction Doulas, launches February 19!    Gwen's Facebook post on her son Brooks and the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth: https://www.facebook.com/gwen.k.harris/posts/pfbid02AqEszuyGSBV87XzhAezQoXwT3CQD6MoVPV6Z6mbpjZ8ryKN1SVNSGkGoarc4bd3Ql?rdid=FldGczPObipCBKph   Summary In this special episode of Sons of Patriarchy, Peter Bell interviews Gwen Harris, the mother of Brooks Potteiger (recently appointed pastor of Christ Kirk D.C., where Pete Hegseth attends), a pastor influenced by Doug Wilson's teachings. Gwen shares her perspective on Brooks' transformation from a caring individual to someone who embodies patriarchal values, and the impact of these changes on their family dynamics. She discusses the troubling parenting styles she witnessed, the decision to report suspected abuse to Child Protective Services, and the challenges of navigating a divided family. Throughout the conversation, Gwen emphasizes the importance of prayer, truth, and the hope for redemption for her son and others caught in similar situations.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Special Episode 03:01 Gwen's Relationship with Brooks Potterger 06:13 Brooks' Transformation and Influence of Doug Wilson 08:54 The Impact of Parenting Styles on Children 12:06 Witnessing Abuse and the Decision to Report 14:59 The Emotional Toll of Reporting 17:57 Consequences of Reporting and Family Dynamics 33:05 Support from Law Enforcement 36:33 The Role of CPS in Family Dynamics 37:02 Advocating for Children in Crisis 39:32 Influence of Doug Wilson on Family Dynamics 43:56 The Impact of High-Profile Relationships (with Pete Hegseth) 48:57 A Mother's Plea for Redemption 54:53 Navigating Family Relationships in Crisis   Keywords Doug Wilson, Brooks Potteiger, Gwen Harris, Pete Hegseth, Sons of Patriarchy, church abuse, parenting, Christian teachings, family dynamics, child protection, religious influence

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Email us: [email protected] They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com Our NEW weekly series launches on February 16 with David French of The New York Times! They Called Her Bitter, another weekly series in the SoP universe, with Sarah Bader of Sons of Patriarchy and Margaret Bronson of Deconstruction Doulas, launches February 19! Summary In this special episode of Sons of Patriarchy, Peter Bell interviews Gwen Harris, the mother of Brooks Potterger (recently appointed pastor of Christ Kirk D.C., where Pete Hegseth attends), a pastor influenced by Doug Wilson's teachings. Gwen shares her perspective on Brooks' transformation from a caring individual to someone who embodies patriarchal values, and the impact of these changes on their family dynamics. She discusses the troubling parenting styles she witnessed, the decision to report suspected abuse to Child Protective Services, and the challenges of navigating a divided family. Throughout the conversation, Gwen emphasizes the importance of prayer, truth, and the hope for redemption for her son and others caught in similar situations. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Special Episode 02:59 Gwen's Relationship with Brooks Potterger 06:10 Brooks' Transformation and Influence of Doug Wilson 08:50 The Impact of Parenting Styles on Children 12:02 Witnessing Abuse and the Decision to Report 14:55 The Emotional Toll of Reporting 17:53 Consequences of Reporting and Family Dynamics 32:57 Support from Law Enforcement 36:25 The Role of CPS in Family Dynamics 36:54 Advocating for Children in Crisis 39:24 Influence of Doug Wilson on Family Dynamics 43:47 The Impact of High-Profile Relationships 48:49 A Mother's Plea for Redemption 54:45 Navigating Family Relationships in Crisis Takeaways - Gwen Harris shares her journey as Brooks Potterger's mother. - Brooks' transformation into a patriarchal figure is alarming. - Doug Wilson's teachings have deeply affected Brooks' family. - Witnessing abusive parenting styles was heartbreaking for Gwen. - The decision to report abuse was difficult but necessary. - Gwen emphasizes the importance of prayer in difficult times. - Brooks' public persona contrasts sharply with his private life. - High-profile figures like Pete Hegseth influence Brooks' church. - Gwen feels a sense of loss regarding her relationship with Brooks. - The fight for truth and justice continues for Gwen and her family. Keywords Doug Wilson, Brooks Potteiger, Gwen Harris, Pete Hegseth, Sons of Patriarchy, church abuse, parenting, Christian teachings, family dynamics, child protection, religious influence

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Donate: https://donorbox.org/sons-of-patriarchy Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ They Called Her Bitter explores stories that often go untold, stories shaped by grief, endurance, and the cost of telling the truth; offering language, validation, and perspective for those untangling from coercive belief systems and structures. Join Sarah Bader of Sons of Patriarchy and Margaret Bronson of Deconstruction Doulas for this NEW weekly series under the Sons of Patriarchy umbrella, beginning Thursday, February 19. Search They Called Her Bitter on your favorite podcast catcher, or continue listening on Sons of Patriarchy (it will be on both feeds), and subscribe to the Sons of Patriarchy YouTube channel if you'd like to watch!

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Donate: https://donorbox.org/sons-of-patriarchy Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ They Called Her Bitter explores stories that often go untold, stories shaped by grief, endurance, and the cost of telling the truth; offering language, validation, and perspective for those untangling from coercive belief systems and structures. Join Sarah Bader of Sons of Patriarchy and Margaret Bronson of Deconstruction Doulas for this NEW weekly series under the Sons of Patriarchy umbrella, beginning Thursday, February 19. Search They Called Her Bitter on your favorite podcast catcher, or continue listening on Sons of Patriarchy (it will be on both feeds), and subscribe to the Sons of Patriarchy YouTube channel if you'd like to watch!

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Donate: https://donorbox.org/sons-of-patriarchy   Join us as we talk with Sarah Stankorb, Kristin Kobes Du Mez, and Russell Moore about abuse in the church, MAGA, the politicization of theology, racism, and everything else we've learned over the past few months and what the future looks like for the White Evangelical Church. Find Sarah Stankorb: https://sarahstankorb.substack.com Purchase Sarah's book: https://tinyurl.com/jyrzapy2 Find Kristin Kobes Du Mez: https://kristindumez.substack.com Purchase Kristin's book: https://tinyurl.com/556v6dek Find Russell Moore: https://www.christianitytoday.com/writers/russell-moore/ Purchase Russell's book: https://tinyurl.com/35rs8rmx   Sons of Patriarchy is brought to you by: Producer, Writer, Editor, and Host: Peter Bell Original Music, Sound Design, and Mixing: https://aaronfeeneymusic.com/ Social Media: Sarah Bader Graphic Design: Anonymous Survivors SURVIVORS - THANK YOU, AND MAY YOU BE HEARD.

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Donate: https://donorbox.org/sons-of-patriarchy Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ Get to know Margaret and Deconstruction Doulas. The launch of They Called Her Bitter. Sarah and Margaret's relationship and goal for the new podcast. The protests at Cities Church, Christ Kirk D.C., and Christ Church Moscow all share patterns and people, why is no one talking about them? Hillary Clinton's article in The Atlantic, "MAGA's War on Empathy" and the mainstream thought of Allie Beth Stuckey, Joe Rigney, Doug Wilson, Pete Hegseth, Christian Nationalism, and the CREC.

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Donate: https://donorbox.org/sons-of-patriarchy Deconstruction Doulas: https://www.deconstructiondoulas.com They Called Her Bitter: https://www.instagram.com/theycalledherbitter/ - Get to know Margaret and Deconstruction Doulas. - The launch of They Called Her Bitter. - Sarah and Margaret's relationship and goal for the new podcast. - The protests at Cities Church, Christ Kirk D.C., and Christ Church Moscow all share patterns and people, why is no one talking about them? - Hillary Clinton's article in The Atlantic, "MAGA's War on Empathy" and the mainstream thought of Allie Beth Stuckey, Joe Rigney, Doug Wilson, Pete Hegseth, Christian Nationalism, and the CREC.

Media inquiries: https://www.sonsofpatriarchy.com/contact Patreon: patreon.com/sonsofpatriarchy Website: sonsofpatriarchy.com Donate: https://donorbox.org/sons-of-patriarchy   In this episode I spoke with an anonymous woman, her son, a former leader at Christ Church Santa Clarita, and Ray Davis (a retired pastor and trauma-informed counselor) about everything that happened at this CREC. This episode is not for the faint of heart, and the first 10 minutes makes that clear. There are no shepherds there. Sons of Patriarchy is brought to you by: Producer, Writer, Editor, and Host: Peter Bell Original Music, Sound Design, and Mixing: https://aaronfeeneymusic.com/ Social Media: Sarah Bader Graphic Design: Anonymous Survivors SURVIVORS - THANK YOU, AND MAY YOU BE HEARD.