Brandon Showalter

Brandon Showalter, a journalist with The Christian Post, explores the negative impact of the gender identity movement in America's education system. The podcast discusses parental rights, confusion among teenagers during the pandemic, denial of biological sex, the importance of parental engagement, and challenges faced by parents of transgender children.

Brandon Showalter, a journalist renowned for his investigative work on transgender issues, and Eitan Haim, a physician and whistleblower, dive into critical discussions about transgender policies. They analyze an upcoming Supreme Court case on Tennessee's ban on gender-altering procedures for minors, emphasizing parental rights and ethical dilemmas. The conversation highlights public resistance against extreme medical interventions for youth and the implications of political ideologies on healthcare practices, as well as the challenges faced by women in the context of gender ideology.

Brandon Showalter, a journalist from the Christian Post and an orthodox Christian, dives into the intricate relationship between gender ideology and the church. He sheds light on how these ideologies are impacting Christian beliefs and traditions. The discussion includes the importance of the Nicene Creed, contrasting views on gender identity within various denominations, and the significance of human rights in a faith context. Brandon also critiques modern gender-affirming practices while emphasizing compassion and the dignity of life amid changing societal norms.

Christian journalist Brandon Showalter discusses the de-transition movement, exposing the damaging effects of the transgender agenda on individuals. Topics include the impact on children, the controversy of gender surgeries, spiritual consequences, and the call for divine intervention.

Journalist Brandon Showalter discusses the problematic influence of the media on transgender ideology, the lack of scientific evidence in the gender lobby's claims, the impact of the 'gender lie' being institutionalized, and the necessity to resist this toxic ideology. Showalter also highlights the betrayal of journalism ethics by the Associated Press and the controversy surrounding NIH's funding of gender clinics and medical experimentation on children.