#322: Culture Rot vs The Strength of Men—Anthony Esolen

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“Where have all the cowboys gone?” sang feminist singer Paula Cole back in the 90s. She has a point.

Professor Anthony Esolen has been writing about the decline of masculine leadership for decades. His latest book, No Apologies: Why Civilization Depends on the Strength of Men gets straight to the point, and so does he in this interview. The confusion over male headship and the ignoring of uniquely masculine traits just got a blast of light and insight from one of our best Catholic thinkers.

In this Interview You Will Learn

• How masculinity got the toxic label and by whom
• Why patriarchy is the answer to male domination and male responsibility
• Examples from media and pop culture on anti-male, anti-father bias
• Why only men can model masculinity for young boys
• The connection between the acceptance of contraception and the current war on marriage
• How the trans movement has targeted young girls especially
• Why “the equality of men and women” is never qualified beyond feminist assumptions
• How to be a man, and to teach masculine identity, without apology

Resources Mentioned in this Episode

• No Apologies: Why Civilization Depends on the Strength of Men by Anthony Esolen
• Esolen’s Word and Song substack