
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

Nov 2, 2024 • 12min
I'm Announcing Who I'm Voting For
I'm announcing my pick for the 2024 United States Presidential Election

Nov 1, 2024 • 44min
E159: From Ouija Boards And Spells To Christ w/Nora Jensen
Nora’s family was anti-Christian, immersed in Wicca - a pagan religion that involved spell-casting and using Ouija boards. As she grew older, she began casting spells herself, searching for meaning. But as Nora delved deeper, she would experience scary moments when her Ouija board would shift on its own, hinting at forces beyond her control.
Around the same time, she started dating a Catholic in college who invited her to Mass, where one profound moment changed her life forever.

Oct 31, 2024 • 40min
BONUS: Beyonce vs Eva Mendes Competing Models of Womanhood
Today on the show we discuss Harris' pro-abortion Texas rally that featured Beyoncé and Jessica Alba, talk about Eva Mendes' inspiring acting decision to protect her marriage, and much more!
Culture offers competing visions of womanhood, marriage, and motherhood. Recent stories that stood out to me: Jessica Alba and Beyoncé at a Harris rally in Houston, Eva Mendes discussing her important action to , and a thought-provoking tweet from author and professor Catherine Pakaluk, who’ll be on the show soon!

Oct 30, 2024 • 1h 15min
[Rebroadcast] The Surprising Truth About Halloween w/Fr. Ambrose Criste
Should Christians celebrate Halloween? What’s the REAL meaning of “trick or treat”? Are ghosts real? Is praying for the dead biblical? Today exorcist Fr. Ambrose Criste returns to the podcast to talk about the spiritual side of Halloween, spooky stuff and all.

Oct 29, 2024 • 1h
E158: What Was It Like Being Mother Teresa's Friend? w/Jim Towey
What was it like to be a close personal friend of Mother Teresa? How did she handle a demanding schedule while still giving genuine attention to every person she encountered? What was her spiritual darkness like? Today I sit down with Jim Towey, author of “To Love and Be Loved” and former attorney for Mother Teresa. We talk about this wonderful saint (one of my biggest inspirations!) and what her heroic life was like. We explore the secret to her powerful influence over politicians and celebrities, and how her humor, humility, and deep compassion for the marginalized have solidified her legacy as one of history's greatest humanitarians.

Oct 25, 2024 • 1h 36min
E157: How to Approach Election Day as a Christian w/ Father Ambrose
Fr. Ambrose Criste from St. Michael's Abbey shares profound insights on the intersection of Christian ethics and politics. He addresses the moral imperatives for Christians when voting, especially in the face of challenging options regarding candidates and their stances on issues like abortion. The conversation explores civic responsibilities, the sanctity of life, and the impact of faith on political choices. Criste also emphasizes engaging in activism and the communal duty to uphold moral principles in governance.

Oct 22, 2024 • 1h
E156: Adoption, Abuse, and Growing up Reagan’s Son w/Michael Reagan
What was it like to grow up as Ronald Reagan’s son? How did family politics, religion, adoption, and fame affect his life? Today I sit down with Michael Reagan, a former talk show host, political commentator and adopted son of President Ronal Reagan. We talk about his pro-life views, Catholic faith, and how he sees the current state of politics in America. Michael reveals the abuse he suffered as a child and the ricochet effect it had on his adult life. Plus he shares stories of what his father was like behind the scenes in an intimate family setting.

Oct 18, 2024 • 1h 47min
E155: Can Empathy Be Toxic? w/ Allie Beth Stuckey
Allie Beth Stuckey, the author of 'Toxic Empathy', dives into the concept of toxic empathy as a tool for emotional manipulation, particularly in progressive narratives around issues like abortion and family dynamics. She critiques how selective stories shape public policy while calling for a more balanced approach that emphasizes moral truths. The discussion also highlights the complexities of modern sexuality, immigration policies, and the evolving role of empathy in contemporary society, advocating for the rights of the unborn amidst these debates.

Oct 17, 2024 • 57min
BONUS: I Unpack Upcoming Pro-Abortion Ballots Measures
Bevelyn Williams, a young mother of a toddler, is incarcerated in federal prison today for her pro-life work. I break down her case. Also, abortion is on the ballot this election in 10 key states - all of which would legalize abortion up until birth, with few restrictions. Is the pro-life movement ready for this challenge? My good friend, Noah Brandt, Executive Director of the new organization Live Action Victory, joins to discuss. We give concrete action items for how YOU can help. Join now!
Give to help Bevelyn: https://www.givesendgo.com/BevelynBeattyWilliams
HELP fund Live Action Victory campaign: https://liveactionvictory.org/

Oct 15, 2024 • 1h 2min
E154: Feeding a Starving Gen Z w/ Brett Cooper
How did Brett Cooper become one of the internet’s most watched cultural commentators? What shaped her distinctive conservative beliefs, and how did her early career as a child actor help pave the way for her current prominence? What are the main challenges Gen Z is facing, and what is the solution? Today, I sit down with Brett Cooper, host of The Comments Section on YouTube. We discuss relationships, dating, politics, acting, her recent marriage, and much more.