Author and speechwriter Nancy French discusses her book 'Ghosted: An American Story' with Jonah. They touch on the impact of Trump on the GOP, ostracism, and her battle with cancer. Nancy also talks about uncovering abuse at a Christian camp and transitioning between churches.

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, both standout stars in women's basketball, join cultural commentators Nancy French and Ameen Hudson for an engaging discussion on sports rivalries. They dive into the significant trash talk culture surrounding their competition and how racial and gender dynamics influence public perception. Nancy shares her journey navigating political landscapes, while Ameen reflects on identity expectations as a Black man. Expect laughter and insight into how athletes manage societal pressures while striving for authenticity.

Best-selling author and investigative journalist Nancy French discusses love, trauma, and partisan politics with Russell Moore. They explore her experiences with abuse, the power of love in healing, ghostwriting for high-profile families, shifts in political culture, racism in America, and the impact of personal relationships. Their conversation also covers adoption, online discourse, and the work God can do through connections.

Nancy French, author of 'Ghosted,' discusses church sexual abuse, political tribalism, trauma, and miraculous experiences with God. Democratic Party losing influence, challenging Florida Bible ban, and reflections on Black Church politics with Esau McCaulley.

Author Nancy French discusses her memoir 'Ghosted: An American Story' with host Curtis Chang, touching on family secrets, transracial adoption, and finding hope in unexpected places. They explore themes of abuse in churches, confronting family legacies, and the challenges of raising a black daughter in America. The conversation also delves into faith journeys, relational healing, and the power of resilience in the face of adversity.