Jenny Holland

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.

Jenny Holland, a Catholic commentator and podcast host, teams up with Frank Walker, a Catholic news aggregator and Canon 212 founder, to tackle pressing cultural and religious issues in the UK. They dive into the removal of a Pride flag by a city council after a Christian bookshop's complaint, sparking debates on community governance. The discussion also covers the shifting dynamics of faith among Gen Z, the impact of political narratives within the Catholic community, and the urgent need for authentic expression in religious practice.

In this engaging discussion, attorney Liz Yore, Catholic news expert Frank Walker, and cultural commentator Jenny Holland dive into the alarming targeting of traditional Catholics by the FBI, likening it to authoritarian regimes. They critique church leadership and underscore the increase of young, spiritually curious Catholics from Generation Z. The trio also addresses the complexities of free speech in relation to religious sensitivity and discusses the moral framework necessary for young men navigating societal challenges. A thought-provoking dialogue on faith and identity!