Season 1
In this episode, I interview Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, an economist, a writer, and a Catholic social conservative. She is the president and founder of the Ruth Institute, a non-profit organization that defends the family and exposes the harms of the sexual revolution. We discuss her critique of the three main ideologies of the sexual revolution: the contraceptive ideology, the divorce ideology, and the gender ideology. We also explore the assumptions and contradictions of these ideologies, and how they affect society, marriage, and the human body. Tune in to hear Dr. Morse’s insights and arguments on these important topics.
Finally, we discuss what it means to stand for religious freedom as Christians in a culture that is increasingly hostile to our values.
Today we expose the shocking truth about the Satanic abortion rituals happening in New Mexico, funded by the state’s supposedly Catholic governor.
We also challenge the false claim that abortion is the Sacrament of the Left, and explain why it is an act of war against God and life.
Finally, we discuss what it means to stand for religious freedom as Christians in a culture that is increasingly hostile to our values.
In this episode of Brave New Us, Samantha interviews Dr. Christopher Kaczor, a professor of philosophy and the author of The Ethics of Abortion: Women’s Rights, Human Life, and the Question of Justice. They discuss some of the most challenging and controversial questions in the abortion debate, such as:
Can artificial wombs end the abortion debate?
Is your body really your choice when it comes to pregnancy and abortion?
How do we engage with feminists about abortion?
How do religion and natural law help us argue against abortion?
Listen to this episode to learn more about the ethics of abortion and the challenges and opportunities for finding common ground in this controversial issue!
It’s an unwritten rule: never talk religion or politics. Is it any wonder, then, that abortion is such a hot topic? Pope Francis has affirmed that abortion is the preeminent moral issue of our time, but how are we to make headway when we can barely speak civilly with one another?
Samantha chats with Bella O’Neill, former JFA intern and prolife advocate and speaker, about her advocacy work on college campuses and how we can learn to speak the truth about abortion in love.
The prolife movement is often accused of not doing enough to help pregnant mother in crisis, and the internet is littered with articles denouncing pregnancy centers as illegitimate medical practices seeking to take choices away from women.
It’s time to set the record straight.
Samantha chats with Nicole LeBlanc, mother of conjoined twins, about how and why she chose life for her daughters despite mounting pressure to abort from medical professionals.
Katy Faust, President of Them Before Us and author of Them Before Us: Why We Need a Global Children’s Rights Movement joins Samantha to discuss the tragic ways in which adult designs are made to reign supreme, no matter the cost to the children those decisions effect.
Catholic writer and mother Emily Stimpson Chapman shares her journey with infertility, discusses the Church’s teachings on embryo donation, and relays her family’s experiences with adoption.
Author and bioethicist Fiorella Nash discusses the dangers of surrogacy, from the health risks to the violation of women and children’s rights, to the dark underbelly of the world of human trafficking.
God’s children are not for sale. Neither are their mothers.
Welcome to a thought-provoking episode of “Brave New Us,” where we delve into the complexities of transgender ideology. Join us as we sit down with Stephanie Winn, esteemed therapist, producer of the No Way Back documentary, and host of the Some Kind of Therapist podcast, who brings her expertise to the table, discussing the challenges and implications of so-called "affirming" care. In this candid conversation, Stephanie sheds light on the psychological and social dynamics at play, offering insights into how individuals and families navigate these treacherous waters. Whether you’re seeking understanding, guidance, or simply curious about the topic, this episode promises to engage and inform.