We’ve got to address the suburban women problem, because it’s real.
Three years ago, The Suburban Women Problem podcast started with a wink and a nod to Lindsey Graham’s now famous statement, “We’ve got to address the suburban women problem, because it’s real.” Three years later, the GOP is no closer to solving their problems, but here at The Suburban Women Problem we are going strong!
With the 2024 election on everyone’s mind this year, we have so much to talk about so we decided to expand onto Substack! Each week we will be bringing you even more content including a deep dive into our podcast topic of the week, stories from our Troublemakers, and updates on news that you need to know. You’ll even get some behind the scenes peeks from Rachel, Jasmine and Amanda. And of course you’ll still have access to all of our interviews regarding real topics that suburban women care about.
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Who are we?
The Suburban Women Problem is a podcast from Red Wine & Blue, a grassroots organization that mobilizes suburban women. Each week we interview nationally known guests such as Soledad O’Brien, Shannon Watts, Cory Booker, and Cecile Richards, along with Troublemakers, ordinary women making good trouble in their communities.
The Hosts:
Rachel Vindman thought she’d be a conservative military wife forever, until President Trump called her husband a traitor. Now she is an outspoken advocate for suburban women everywhere.
Microbiologist Jasmine Clark never dreamed of running for office, but then 2016 happened. Now she’s the first Black woman ever elected to represent her suburban district.
US Air Force veteran turned economist, Amanda Weinstein used to listen to Focus on the Family and lecture her peers about abortion, until she couldn’t reconcile her faith with today’s conservatism.
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