Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Dr. Christina Francis, a board-certified OB-GYN and head of APLOG known for undercover investigations into telemedicine abortion services. They discuss the new Moms.gov rollout and its support for pregnancy centers. The conversation highlights concerns about IVF policy and the rise of mail-order abortion pills. They also cover legal fights over mifepristone and safety risks of abortion-by-mail.

A deep look at the booming trend of cutting off parents and why social media, therapy culture, and broadened trauma definitions fuel it. Conversations about viral testimonials, chosen families, and how politics and identity play into estrangement. A faith-centered case for honoring parents, when separation may be necessary, and practical steps toward reconciliation.

Ryan Brown, CEO of Open Doors US, leads efforts to support persecuted Christians worldwide. He discusses tracking persecution, shocking violence in Mexico linked to cartels, Syria's collapse, threats in North Korea and Yemen, and practical ways believers can help. Short, urgent stories and calls to action highlight global Christian suffering and resilience.

Producer Brie, a recurring show producer and pop culture commentator, returns to dissect Met Gala fashion and join a playful on-air guessing game. Topics include America's reading crisis and the shift from phonics to whole-language, dramatic Met Gala outfit critiques, and a lively Heads Up round that tests how in sync they really are.

Carlos Campo, president and CEO of the Museum of the Bible, leads with a quick bio as the curator of major biblical artifacts. He highlights treasures like the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Megiddo Mosaic. Short talks cover manuscript reliability, Bible literacy decline, whether America was founded on Christian principles, and how the museum sparks reflection and cultural renewal.

Lisa Simmons, songwriter and mother of a son on the autism spectrum, shares personal experience and concise resources for raising and supporting children and adults with autism. She recounts early signs, diagnosis hurdles, therapy breakthroughs, church inclusion, and practical programs and vocational options. Short, candid stories and helpful pointers for parents and caregivers.

Shahriq Khan, a former devout Muslim turned Christian minister who founded Christ Underground, shares his journey from Islam to faith in Jesus. He discusses comparing Quran and Bible narratives, claims of textual differences like the Joseph story, manuscript evidence such as the Dead Sea Scrolls, and a scriptural strategy for reaching Muslim communities.

Camille Varone, senior DOJ counsel who led the Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias, explains a new report exposing federal actions against Christians. She covers how Bostock was stretched to pressure schools and faith institutions. She discusses misuse of the FACE Act, IRS scrutiny of churches, and the report’s theological framing of religious liberty.

They examine the online cruelty toward a grieving widow after a high-profile shooting and call out cultural sickness. They scrutinize a prominent detransitioner’s sudden reversal and raise concerns about performative faith and clout-chasing conversions. They react to viral parenting stunts that celebrate engineering children’s sexuality for social media and warn about toxic mommy culture.

Jacob Hansen, LDS apologist and host of Thoughtful Faith, explains Latter-day Saint claims about restored priesthood and temple ordinances. They tackle the Trinity, Jesus’ nature, degrees of heaven, theosis, and whether humans can become like God. Sharp theological back-and-forth with lively debate on prophecy, foreknowledge, and what counts as salvation.