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My conversation with writer, activist, and overall powerhouse Katy Faust on what we owe our children and the future. I speak with Katy about her upbringing in a lesbian household, the problems with same-sex marriage and how redefining marriage has redefined parenthood, the implications of surrogacy on the child, IVF, divorce and step-parents, the issues with adoption and what the rights of the child should be. Katy Faust is the founder and director of the children's rights organization, Them Before Us, and the author of “Them Before Us: Why We Need a Global Children's Rights Movement.” You can also find her work on Twitter @Advo_Katy.

Katy Faust joins Tim, Ian, Hannah Claire, & Serge to discuss Hunter Biden's indictment on federal gun charges, Kevin McCarthy's response to a reporter, CNN roasting Joe Biden, and Nancy Pelosi's comment on Joe Biden dropping out of the presidential race.

Katy Faust, Founder and President of Them Before Us, dives into the urgent topic of children's rights, advocating for their needs in policy discussions. She challenges damaging cultural narratives surrounding masculinity and femininity, highlighting their impact on youth. Faust critiques environmental policies, revealing how they can harm children's health, and discusses the troubling trends in education that prioritize adult interests over student achievement. Her insights are a call to rethink cultural misconceptions that affect our youngest generations.

Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us, is a passionate advocate for children's rights in family dynamics. In a thought-provoking discussion, she unpacks the ethical implications of IVF and surrogacy, urging a child-first approach that prioritizes their welfare over adult desires. Katy delves into the moral complexities surrounding frozen embryos and the financial and emotional challenges of IVF. Listeners are encouraged to engage in thoughtful dialogue on these issues, reflecting on how Christian values can shape ethical decisions in reproduction.

Katy Faust, an advocate for children's rights and co-author of a pivotal book on pro-child politics, joins Josh Wood, co-founder of Them Before Us, to discuss the pressing need for a child-centered approach in today's political landscape. They argue that government should prioritize children's well-being, challenging the current hedonistic culture. Topics include the importance of family stability, the role of parental resilience, and ways individuals can foster a pro-child perspective to advocate for systemic changes that prioritize youth welfare.

Katy Faust, founder and president of Them Before Us, discusses the urgent need for child-centric politics that prioritize the well-being of children. She critiques the current American education system's focus on adult identities and advocates for policies that protect kids' rights. Faust also highlights the clash between parental authority and government control in education, examining real-life advocacy examples. Additionally, she addresses the ethical challenges posed by reproductive technologies and the DEI movement, emphasizing the importance of putting children's needs first.

Katy Faust, a pro-life pastor and advocate for children's rights, dives deep into the intersection of IVF and pro-life beliefs. She critiques a pastor's arguments that align IVF with pro-life values, highlighting the ethical dilemmas of overproducing embryos. Katy emphasizes the moral responsibilities toward unborn life and the need to defend the dignity of all embryos. The conversation also touches on the significance of standing firm on biblical truths in the face of modern reproductive challenges.

Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us, joins for part two of the discussion on big fertility's presence. We explore the ethical considerations of frozen embryos, share surrogacy and IVF horror stories, and emphasize the mother-baby bond. Italy's anti-surrogacy measures are discussed. The controversial question posed is whether gay couples should adopt.

Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us, discusses the importance of family structures in children's lives, challenges of same-sex marriage, impact of fatherlessness, natural rights of children, and advocating for children's well-being amidst societal shifts like polyamory.