
The Lila Rose Show
The Lila Rose Show explores questions about relationships, work, health, identity, purpose, and faith, with political and cultural commentary.
Latest episodes

Apr 8, 2025 • 47min
E203: Battle of the Sexes: Are Husbands Failing Moms or Is the System Broken?
The conversation dives into whether women should still aspire to motherhood amidst modern challenges. It tackles if husbands are truly supportive or just adding to the mental load. Discussion shifts to traditional gender roles, questioning if they're outdated or still relevant. The joys and trials of motherhood are examined, revealing a surprising link to happiness. There's an emphasis on the need for respectful partnership in parenting, alongside an exploration of balancing careers and family life while maintaining faith through life's hurdles.

Apr 4, 2025 • 1h 7min
E202: The Unwritten Years of Early Christianity w/Voice of Reason
In a thought-provoking discussion, Alex Jurado, a renowned Christian apologist, delves into the foundational years of early Christianity. He examines how the apostles conveyed Jesus’s teachings before the Bible was formalized, revealing the significance of oral tradition. Alex also touches on early church governance, highlighting the crucial roles of figures like St. Justin Martyr and the Eucharist's origins. With a focus on finding common ground, he explores the connections between the synoptic gospels and the impact of Paul’s unique apostolic authority.

Apr 1, 2025 • 1h 19min
E201: Ancient Faith & Modern Persecution: Orthodox Christianity w/Fr Josiah Trenham
Fr. Josiah Trenham, an Orthodox priest and advocate for religious freedom, shares harrowing tales of Christians in Syria facing persecution from ISIS. He discusses the courage of Syrian bishops, particularly one who defiantly told ISIS to 'come and take it' amidst threats. The conversation contrasts their struggles with the greater freedom many take for granted. Fr. Josiah also explores the rich traditions of Orthodox Christianity and sheds light on the resilient faith of believers dedicated to preserving their heritage amid violence.

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Mar 31, 2025 • 46min
Feminist vs Fairytales: The Battle Over Snow White (w/Jonathan Pageau )
Join Jonathan Pageau, a master icon carver and fairy tale expert, as he discusses the recent shift in Snow White's narrative from traditional romance to a modern warrior theme. He critiques how this new portrayal impacts the story's depth, arguing that modern adaptations often miss the original fairy tale's moral and emotional significance. Pageau also explores the power of storytelling in shaping culture, the role of femininity in heroism, and the Christian themes that enrich these timeless tales. Can fairy tales be saved from contemporary distortion? Tune in to find out!

Mar 30, 2025 • 35min
Breaking: Planned Parenthood's Fate is Changing
Kristin Waggoner, President and CEO of the Alliance Defending Freedom, dives into the controversial role of Planned Parenthood, particularly their new focus on gender-affirming hormone care for teenagers. She discusses the implications of recent Supreme Court cases affecting funding, the ongoing debate over taxpayer dollars, and the urgent calls to defund the organization. Waggoner emphasizes the need for political accountability and critiques the ethics behind youth hormone treatments, framing it within broader healthcare and women’s rights discussions.

Mar 29, 2025 • 42min
My Unpopular Opinion About Snow White (Movie Review)
The latest discussion delves into the live-action adaptation of Snow White, highlighting its themes of good vs. evil and critiquing its portrayal of femininity and masculinity. The hosts examine the shift from romance to leadership in the narrative, questioning its impact on character essence. They also address the mixed public reception and divisive social media comments from the lead actress that influenced the film's marketing. Through these lenses, they reflect on moral complexity and contemporary interpretations of classic fairy tales.

Mar 28, 2025 • 47min
E200: Should Christians Live Together Before Marriage? LIVE Call-In!
Listeners dive into the intriguing world of dating across faiths, exploring whether being with a non-Christian is a dealbreaker. The conversation shifts to the complexity of cohabitation and its implications on relationships. Natural Family Planning is contrasted with contraception, shedding light on the moral aspects and personal choices in family planning. Real-life callers add depth, sharing their experiences and seeking advice on these vital topics. It's a thought-provoking and engaging discussion on love, faith, and relationships!

Mar 25, 2025 • 1h 55min
E199: Ex-Witch Tell-All: Cults, Dark Magic, and Being Rescued by Jesus w/Jac Marino Chen
Jac Marino Chen, a former practitioner of dark rituals and witchcraft, shares her captivating journey from the occult to finding Jesus Christ. She recounts her traumatic childhood that drew her into New Age practices and a cult. Jac discusses the spiritual darkness she experienced and her eventual rescue by God, revealing insights about the allure of modern occult trends and the risk of losing oneself amid spiritual searches. Her powerful testimony emphasizes redemption and the transformative power of faith.

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Mar 21, 2025 • 1h 39min
E198: Should Wives Submit to Their Husbands? w/Erika Bachiochi
Erika Bachiochi, a pro-life legal scholar and author, shares her remarkable journey from liberal feminism to advocating for traditional gender roles. She discusses the dangers of toxic masculinity and femininity, arguing for the beauty of authentic relationships within families. Bachiochi emphasizes the importance of mutual respect and collaboration between men and women while addressing societal shifts and the historical context of women's rights. Her insights provide a thoughtful exploration of faith, recovery, and the responsibilities inherent in modern relationships.

Mar 18, 2025 • 59min
E197: Unmasking the Andrew Tate Saga: The Untold Perspective of the Victims
In this engaging discussion, Dani Pinter, an attorney from the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, sheds light on the harrowing experiences of victims, including Jane Doe, in the Andrew Tate saga. She debunks myths surrounding the case and exposes Tate's aggressive counter-lawsuits aimed at silencing critics. Dani also addresses the manipulation tactics used in webcam modeling and the psychological toll on victims. The troubling public support for Tate within certain circles is examined, revealing the stark realities faced by those seeking justice.