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Up on today’s Problematic Women – The government looks like it’s headed for a shutdown. We explain why it relates to Elon Musk’s trip to the southern border. And the Senate has told lawmakers they can wear whatever they want. Do dress codes matter? Plus, the Supreme Court will be back in session soon. What are the big cases everyone will be talking about this term? We explain. And as always, we’ll be crowning our problematic woman of the week!
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Up on today's Problematic Women podcast, Merianne Jensen joins the “Problematic Women” podcast to share her unexpected rise to fame after she spoke out at the school board meeting and what parents can do to guard their kids against the left’s harmful agenda. 

Also on today’s show, we share the story of two California teachers who are fighting back against a policy that would force them to lie to parents of children struggling with their gender identity. And Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, is taking steps to repeal the Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act.

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Up on today’s Problematic Women – We give you a hot take on Starbucks and government spending. And have you noticed that mainstream media is blaming climate change for every natural disaster these days? We have some idea why. Plus, the crisis at the southern border costs a woman the life of her daughter and mother. We share her story. 
And as always, we’ll be crowning our problematic woman of the week!


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Up on today’s Problematic Women – We talk about the declining birth rate and some of the factors that are causing women to choose to have fewer kids or no children at all. And since it takes two to make a baby, we will also discuss the role men play in this situation. Then, we will breakdown the tradwives trend and how tradwives might have accidentally embraced one of the most harmful characteristics of the feminist movement. Plus, it looks like the majority of Americans are addicted to their phones. Are you? And as always, we’ll be crowning our problematic woman of the week!

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Up on today’s Problematic Women – Anna Low is pulling back the curtain for us on life at Harvard University and what being a conservative student at Harvard is really like. Then, we discuss the controversy over Harvard’s admissions practices. And as always, we’ll be crowning our problematic woman of the week!
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Drinking, partying, and pressure to explore homosexuality are common within women’s sports, but this does not need to be the norm, according to former college athlete Samantha Kelley. 

While the "transgender" issue is a new challenge in women's sports, it has long been "statistically proven that college athletes party more [and] drink more than the normal student population," says Kelley, the founder and president of FIERCE Athlete. Athletes are "under so much pressure and under so much scrutiny, and even more so today with social media," she added.

An athlete herself, including playing Division I soccer at the University of Connecticut, Kelley founded FIERCE Athlete seven years ago after growing frustrated with the culture of women’s sports and realizing that her experience in college was not unique.

"We were hazed," Kelley said of her freshman year of playing college soccer. "A third of our team was 'lesbian' and would try to convince you that you were, too."

FIERCE Athlete serves as a resource to female athletes at all levels, providing them with training, mentorship, and resources to navigate the challenges of sport and grow in an understanding of femininity. FIERCE stands for Femininity, Identity, Embodiment, Receptivity, Catholicism, and Encounter—the core pillars of the organization.

Because coaches play a vital role in setting the culture of any sports team, Kelley launched FIERCE Coach with Tracy Guerrette earlier this year to empower coaches with the knowledge they need to lead female athletes. 

Kelley and Guerrette join the “Problematic Women” podcast to share the challenges they faced as athletes and to explain how their organization is seeking to change the culture of women’s sports. They also discuss why culture’s definition of femininity is not God’s definition and how they have incorporated the teachings of (now Saint) Pope John Paul II's Theology of the Body into their work as a tool to empower women to feel confident in their physical body. 
Check out the FIERCE Athlete website here: https://fierceathlete.org/
Listen to the FIERCE Athlete Podcast here: https://fierceathlete.org/podcast
Order a copy of "BE FIERCE: The Athlete's Guide to Growing Physically, Mentally, and Spiritually" here: https://www.amazon.com/BE-FIERCE-Athletes-Physically-Spiritually/dp/B0C1J2Q9TX.

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