The Genesis of Gender

Ordinary places often mean the most to us as children, unbeknownst to the adults around them. Tsh has the pleasure of talking once more to one of the most repeated guest requests: her daughter, Tatum! In this one, Tate shares a childhood book she recently re-read, as well as a no ...  Show more

Why are kids drawn to stories about orphans? Has childhood always been the way it is now? Writer and historian Dixie Dillon Lane talks to Tsh about two books + two places that have shaped her.* The Hollow | Dixie Dillon Lane on Substack* Dixie’s book, Skipping School: A History o ...  Show more

Conversations around sex and gender today are rife with acrimony and seemingly irreconcilable viewpoints. It can be hard to find places of agreement or even commonly held definitions. But Elizabeth Sweeny Block and Abigail Favale are two Catholic scholars who have modeled civil d ...  Show more

Send a textWe’re constantly told men and women are the same — just interchangeable parts in a genderless machine. But is that actually true…?What if gender roles aren’t sexist, but sacred?What if God meant for men to surge with testosterone and for women to overflow with estrogen ...  Show more

Send a textWe’re constantly told men and women are the same — just interchangeable parts in a genderless machine. But is that actually true… or just cultural noise?What if gender roles aren’t sexist, but sacred? What if God meant for men to surge with testosterone and for women t ...  Show more

Send a textEp. 191 - The issue of gender has exploded over the past few years. Can a man become a woman? Can a woman become a man? Should we support the trans movement? In today's episode, the two of us are looking back at one of our first YouTube videos ever where we ask the que ...  Show more