Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

In this engaging discussion, former volleyball player Payton McNabb shares her harrowing experience suffering injuries during a match against a team with a transgender player. She reveals the lack of support female athletes face under current policies and recounts the recent forfeiture by the University of Nevada Reno's women’s volleyball team. The conversation also touches on the courageous advocacy efforts for fairness in women's sports and the emotional toll of standing up against powerful opponents in this ongoing controversy.

The discussion highlights the alarming rise of witchcraft as a trendy aesthetic among young women, critiquing its glamorization in society. It also delves into Kamala Harris's outreach efforts to Black voters, examining her controversial policies on marijuana and transgender inmates. A significant focus is placed on the concept of 'Toxic Empathy,' questioning how it can lead to misused compassion in social justice. Throughout, the podcast warns against the spiritual risks of blending self-empowerment with occult practices.

The discussion kicks off with the troubling Hands Off My Porn campaign, scrutinizing the impact of the adult industry on child safety. They dive into Maverick City Music's surprising collaboration with GloRilla, blending worship and explicit rap, raising eyebrows in the Christian community. The talk takes a serious turn with Bill Clinton's controversial comments on immigration, highlighting the tension between compassion and legal frameworks. The complexities of faith amidst modern cultural clashes and political narratives keep the conversation engaging.

The discussion kicks off with a controversial endorsement of Kamala Harris by a prominent pastor and how it conflicts with Christian values. There’s a deep dive into the morality of voting and the alarming number of Christians planning to abstain from the upcoming elections. The hosts critique Harris's political actions, touching on significant issues like abortion and justice. They argue for a Christian lens on political engagement, highlighting the importance of informed voting and the moral integrity necessary in today's political climate.

In this engaging discussion, journalist Kyle Mann of The Babylon Bee dives into the chaos of January 6, 2021, describing it as a surreal and alarming day in American history. He shares jaw-dropping anecdotes, including a moment with a praying grandmother amidst the chaos. The conversation critically examines Trump's theocratic supporters and their voting motivations while highlighting the absence of a memorial for the day's events. Mann presents a humorous yet profound analysis of political absurdities and the implications for democracy.

The conversation kicks off with a critique of Vice President Kamala Harris's appearance on a popular podcast, emphasizing misconceptions about abortion rights. They delve into the ethics of late-term abortions and the clash between personal beliefs and legislative actions. Elon Musk adds to the discussion with insights on 'shallow empathy' and how it might influence political allegiance. The complexities of balancing empathy in justice are explored, shedding light on the responsibilities tied to personal autonomy and societal laws.

Candace Cameron Bure, beloved actress and producer known for her role as D.J. Tanner on "Full House," opens up about her remarkable journey from Hollywood to a deep faith in Christ. She shares the heartwarming story of her husband and offers invaluable parenting advice. Navigating the treacherous waters of body image in the entertainment industry, Candace reveals her struggles with beauty standards and disordered eating. She also discusses the backlash she's faced for her beliefs, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in her faith.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Dr. Catherine Pakaluk, a professor and author of "Hannah's Children," delves into the complex reasons behind declining birth rates and the vital role of motherhood. She shares insights on how having children can combat depression and enrich women’s lives, despite societal challenges. The conversation also highlights the need for flexible career paths for mothers and critiques the overpopulation myth, urging society to view children as blessings rather than burdens.

Will Ferrell, the iconic comedian known for his roles in hit films, joins the discussion on his new Netflix documentary. The conversation highlights concerns over his portrayal of transgender issues and its potential implications for women's rights. There's also a quirky look at a San Diego Zoo where male flamingos are raising a chick, raising questions about societal norms. Additionally, they dissect Gavin Newsom's controversial push for taxpayer-funded IVF, sparking a debate on reproductive ethics and family dynamics.

This engaging discussion features Josh Hammer, a legal expert on national security, JD Vance, a U.S. Senator and vice presidential debater, and Tim Walz, Governor of Minnesota, who faced some tough questions in a recent debate. Hammer shares insights on Iran's missile attacks on Israel and America's role in global conflicts. Vance dominates the debate with his confident style while Walz struggles, attempting to leverage biblical claims. The conversation dives into misleading political narratives about abortion and immigration, showcasing sharp contrasts in ideologies.