Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Ron Simmons, a father and author of "Life Lessons from the Little Red Wagon," takes the helm to analyze America’s economic victories, like falling inflation and egg prices. He delves into Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill and its implications. The conversation shifts to the chaotic L.A. riots, critiquing media narratives and local law enforcement responses. With a touch of humor, Ron shares heartwarming Father’s Day advice, emphasizing the importance of family lessons and community engagement.

In this enlightening discussion with Dr. Lara Briden, a naturopathic doctor specializing in women's health, listeners gain insights into the menstrual cycle and the misconceptions surrounding hormonal birth control. Dr. Briden explains how hormonal contraceptives don't truly regulate periods and highlights the dangers of artificial hormones. She shares effective tips for managing period pain and improving cycle irregularities. With a focus on natural solutions, this conversation empowers women to better understand and take control of their hormonal health.

Join a lively discussion on the peculiar world of Disney adults, exploring their emotional attachment to the brand and the implications for adulthood. Dive into the curiosity surrounding a trans pride flag at Yosemite while enjoying heartwarming moments like kids sharing Jesus with Mickey. There's even a look at the challenges of IVF for gay couples and how pop culture impacts parenting priorities. The hosts balance humor with critical insights, leaving listeners both entertained and thoughtful.

Jenn Nizza, a former psychic medium turned minister, shares her incredible journey from the occult to Christianity. She delves into her early experiences with tarot cards and demonic influences, highlighting the dangers of New Age beliefs. Jenn emphasizes the significance of discernment, particularly regarding popular artists like Taylor Swift and the prevalent occult themes in Hollywood. She also critiques the spiritual risks associated with practices like yoga for Christians, advocating for a focus on biblical teachings and the truth of the gospel.

The discussion centers around the Trump administration's updated policy on hospital emergency care, clarifying misconceptions about abortion practices. A leaked report reveals Olympic boxer Imane Khelif's male identity, reigniting debates on gender in sports, especially following recent podium sharing incidents. A new segment, Hard Pills to Swallow, challenges cohabitation before marriage, citing its potential impact on relationship stability. Tune in for critical insights into health policies, sports controversies, and personal choices!

The podcast delves into the controversies surrounding the Innocence Project, questioning its methods and motives. It highlights the tragic story of Nikki Curtis, examining the real evidence against her father, Robert Roberson, and critiques the project’s defense of possibly innocent individuals. Discussion focuses on the dark funding and tactics used to sway public empathy, suggesting a troubling agenda that undermines true justice. The hosts challenge listeners to scrutinize narratives and advocate for victims who deserve recognition over distorted claims of innocence.

A pro-Palestine man allegedly attacked elderly Jewish protesters in Boulder, raising questions about media bias and motivations. The podcast then discusses a Georgia mother on life support, examining ethical dilemmas around her pregnancy and the implications for pro-life advocacy. Finally, it delves into the controversial firing of a Kennedy Center employee for his Christian views on marriage, pointing to broader issues of belief and freedom in the workplace.

The podcast dives into the mixed reactions from conservatives surrounding Glenn Greenwald's scandalous video. A significant drop in Republican support for same-sex marriage is highlighted, with a call for a biblical perspective on morality. Discussions also include the essence of marriage according to scripture and the impact of societal ethics on personal beliefs. The conversation critically examines the role of consent, shifting norms in political views, and the importance of community support among believers in navigating these complex moral issues.

Clare Morell, an author and fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, dives into the alarming effects of screen time on children. She argues that the ideal screen time for kids is none at all. Morell explains the distinction between passive and active screen usage, emphasizing that both harm child development. The discussion also highlights troubling findings about the popular show 'CoComelon' and urges parents to reconsider tech in schools, advocating for a healthier, screen-free environment for young minds.

The discussion dives into the recent debate where Jordan Peterson faced off against a group of atheists. It critiques his theological responses, offering Christian perspectives on key arguments. The conversation reveals whether atheists truly understand their rejections of faith and examines the implications of morality outside religious frameworks. There's also a spotlight on the upcoming women's conference focused on theology and community empowerment. Overall, the dialog raises questions about belief, conscience, and the intricacies of faith.