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.

John Lott, an economist and gun rights expert, joins former U.S. Representative Dave Brat and journalist Brandon Showalter to delve into pressing topics. They discuss the troubling rise of crime in D.C. and potential federal interventions, along with how economic factors influence today's societal unrest. The conversation shifts to the cultural impact of transgender ideology, particularly on children, and the need for accountability in medical practices related to gender clinics. Their lively exchange highlights the complexities shaping current American values and governance.

Frank Walker, a writer at Canon 212, shares critical insights on alarming church appointments, including a convicted priest's role in children's ministry. Brandon Showalter, a reporter for the Christian Post, dives into the heated debate around gender-affirming care, raising concerns about medical ethics and parental rights. Jenny Holland, a dedicated parent and War Room reporter, discusses the urgent need for reforms in both religious and medical institutions to better protect youth and ensure accountability. Their compelling conversation sheds light on systemic failures and the call for responsible action.

Liz Yore, a child advocate, joins writer Jenny Holland and journalist Brandon Showalter to tackle current debates on parental rights in education, particularly regarding LGBTQ issues. They dive into a recent Supreme Court ruling that empowers parents to opt out of certain educational materials, emphasizing the importance of parental authority. The guests also scrutinize age verification laws for online content to protect children, along with the decline of the Church of England and its financial struggles, ultimately linking these themes to broader cultural and political impacts.

Brandon Showalter, a reporter at The Christian Post, and Liz Yore, a commentator on legal and cultural issues, discuss the implications of the Supreme Court's decision supporting Tennessee's ban on medical treatments for transgender minors. They delve into the potential ripple effects on similar legislation and the balance of rights under the 14th Amendment. Additionally, they explore the suppression of traditional Catholic practices in Detroit and the evolving dynamics within conservative faiths, highlighting the intersection of culture and law.