Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

The podcast dives into the unsettling content of a children’s illustrated Bible created by a transgender atheist, which challenges traditional beliefs and skews biblical stories. It raises questions about why society seems to celebrate a child-free lifestyle over parenting and explores the implications of prioritizing pets over kids. The discussion also touches on strategies to connect with women voters in politics, highlighting the need for emotional outreach rather than just policy debates. Expect a candid look at parenting, values, and societal shifts.

Snoop Dogg, a renowned rapper and cultural icon, sparked controversy by carrying the Olympic torch while wearing a Baphomet necklace during the opening ceremony in France. The discussion dives into the provocative inclusion of drag queens in traditional events, perceived as a mockery of Christianity. The 'Drag Queen Last Supper' art installation raised eyebrows, prompting a deeper look at the cultural implications. Additionally, a Zoom call featuring 164,000 white women supporting Kamala Harris mirrors trendy narcissism's impact on politics.

In this engaging discussion, Granger Smith, a former country music star turned minister and author, opens up about his heart-wrenching journey after losing his son, River. He shares why he left the music industry to embrace faith, reflecting on his transformation through grief. Granger critically examines the concepts of self-love versus self-hate, exploring their implications within Christianity. He also candidly discusses his family's choice of IVF and the moral complexities it brings, advocating for a deeper understanding of faith in the face of life's trials.

Popular entertainer Jojo Siwa's surrogacy plans, Biden's farewell speech with unanswered health questions, advice for Trump campaign targeting Kamala Harris, Zach & Tori Roloff's pro-life stance post miscarriage, and Elon Musk's 'cultural Christian' identity.

Glenn Beck discusses why Obama didn't endorse Kamala, hinting at her potential nomination downfall. They also talk about his teen suspense novel, recent Chris Tyson scandal, and predictions for the upcoming DNC. The podcast explores societal trends, dangers of presidential succession, and themes in Glenn's novel.

Allie sits down with her dad, Ron Simmons, to discuss Joe Biden dropping out of the 2024 election, paving the way for Kamala Harris. They explore the repercussions of Biden's decision, the record-breaking fundraising for Harris, and the speculation surrounding Biden's departure. The podcast also touches on security lapses, the Southern Baptist Convention drama, and strategic moves within the Democratic party.

Josh Weigel, writer, and director of 'Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot,' discusses the inspiring journey behind the film and the challenges Christian parents face in adopting. He touches upon the foster care crisis, the cost of adoption, and the importance of community support in fixing the system. We explore the generational impact and the dignity of children, emphasizing the need for positive changes in the foster care system.

Harrison Tinsley shares his custody battle success, raising his son in a stable environment free from gender ideology pressures. Discussion includes CA Governor Gavin Newsom's controversial bill, safeguarding parental rights, meeting his wife, and overcoming legal challenges.

The podcast critiques Katy Perry's feminist anthem 'Woman’s World', discussing mixed messages and outdated feminism. Guests Rachel Holt and Chris Wallin perform a moving pro-life country song 'I Was Gonna Be'. They also explore the hypocrisy behind Perry's song and reflect on the impact of storytelling through music.

Allie is joined by her dad, Ron Simmons, to discuss Trump's VP pick, RNC speeches, Secret Service mishaps, and conservatism shifts. They touch on the RNC platform changes, prayer controversies, and the evolution of the GOP on abortion and gay marriage.