I found it provocative. But frustrating. For example she says that Feminism is like being Christian.. You have to ask what kind.....Then they quickly jump to something else without finding out what kind she might have an affinity for....Just a barrage of question after question but she is a good sport and keeps answering them until finally she sets a few rules about how asking someone what is their 'favorite'...is kinda annoying or even childlike, and maybe 'nobody's business.' She started getting tired at the end I think like 'What books do you suggest for teenage curriculum?' Really? in the Deep South or wherever...?.She is polite and says 'I'll have to think about that.' She indicates that to recommend books you need to know the person to whom you are giving the recommendation.. I learned some things from this interview but the style was rapid fire questioning without exploring the answers. Many good questions thought, just no chance to explore the answers.

Tyler is so myopic and limited in his thinking - it's hard to listen to these interviews even though the guests are great. They are funded by a conservative think tank so there's that