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  3. Hannah Brusven: Rediscovering Classical Femininity
September 30, 2026
The Conservative Woman’s Guide•September 30, 2026

•Episode length: 18m

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Hannah Brusven: Rediscovering Classical Femininity

Episode length: 18m

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What does it mean to be truly feminine in a modern world?

NeW Media Relations Coordinator Emma DeGrado steps behind the microphone at NeW’s annual Leadership Retreat in Nashville to guest host a conversation with Hannah Brusven, founder and editor-in-chief of The Swish.

Hannah shares how a college blog about elegance grew into a quarterly print magazine dedicated to truth, goodness, beauty, and what she calls “classical femininity.” She explains why The Swish is embracing the “analog renaissance,” why the publication intentionally limits advertising, and why women are looking for something deeper than the fast-paced, trend-driven content that dominates much of modern women’s media.

Emma and Hannah discuss what classical femininity actually means. Hannah shares why she focuses on character and virtue rather than labels like “modesty" and how preparing to welcome her first daughter has changed the way she thinks about her work and its legacy.

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