Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us and a dedicated advocate for children's rights, joins the conversation to reveal alarming truths about the fertility industry. Discussing Trump's recent IVF executive order, she raises concerns about children's welfare in commercial surrogacy and IVF practices. Katy highlights a shocking case of a woman giving birth to the wrong baby, underscoring the ethical dilemmas surrounding fertility technologies. The emotional impact of surrogacy and the exploitation evident in human egg farms paint a stark picture of modern reproductive choices.

The podcast delves into Jane Fonda's controversial views on empathy, questioning her understanding amidst her past actions. It highlights President Trump's blunt confrontation with the Maine governor over sports policies, sparking debates on gender identity. The tragic toll of violence in the Israel-Hamas conflict and the persecution of Christians in the Congo adds a somber tone. This gripping discussion contrasts lighthearted moments with urgent moral issues, making listeners reflect on the complexities of compassion and activism.

Jase and Al Robertson, sons of 'Duck Dynasty' patriarch Phil Robertson, share heartfelt updates on their father's health challenges, including Alzheimer's. They recount touching stories of Phil’s gospel-sharing moments, such as a declined call from President Trump, demonstrating his unwavering faith. The brothers also tease the much-anticipated 'Duck Dynasty' reboot and discuss the family's journey of caring for aging parents while fostering a strong community of support through prayer and resilience.

Join Abbie Halberstadt, a homeschooling mother of ten and host of the "M Is for Mama Podcast," as she shares her unique parenting journey. With two sets of twins born on the same day, Abbie delves into the challenges of postpartum mental health and the nuances between gentle parenting and biblical principles. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing that hard does not equate to bad and discusses how families can thrive through difficult seasons. Her insights on discipline and the need for spiritual growth offer invaluable guidance for parents.

Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, shares his transformative journey from atheism to Christianity. He reflects on his philosophical quest and how watching the atheistic movement evolve sparked his doubts. Remarkably, reading the Bible for the first time opened his eyes to the concept of salvation. Sanger also discusses the moral implications of atheism versus belief in a higher power. His testimony emphasizes how profound questions about existence can lead to faith, blending personal experiences with deeper philosophical insights.

The podcast dives into the recent drama surrounding Ashley St. Clair's revelation of having a child with Elon Musk. Discussions center on his lack of public response compared to his reactions to other children's mothers. The hosts critique societal attitudes towards parenthood, especially regarding fatherless and motherless kids. There's also a call for accountability in online interactions, sparked by a viral apology from a social media figure. The emotional impacts of deceit on trust and family dynamics are explored, wrapped up with reflections on modern parenting ethics.

The scandal of Patriarchy Hannah unfolds as she is exposed for fabricating her identity and life story. Dive into her dubious claims about property ownership and family that unravel under scrutiny. The discussion highlights how even prominent figures in the patriarchal movement were deceived. The importance of genuine faith over social media façades is emphasized, revealing the dangers of misplaced trust in influencers. This story serves as a cautionary tale about authenticity in the online world.

In a heartfelt discussion, Timothy Stuckey, also known as Chief Relatabro and husband to Allie Beth Stuckey, shares insights on dating and relationships. They recount their serendipitous meeting in Athens and highlight the idea of 'when you know, you know.' Timothy emphasizes the importance of meaningful connections, addressing topics like dating timelines and the mantra 'if he wanted to, he would.' Together, they explore the dynamics of modern relationships and the significance of understanding partner behaviors, all while reflecting on the joys and challenges of marriage.

The podcast dives into Wheaton College's controversial retraction of support for a Trump administration alumnus, highlighting tensions between faith and politics. There’s a discussion about Kanye West’s latest anti-Semitic remarks and what they mean spiritually. The complexities of political appointments under the lens of Project 2025 are explored, along with the critique of Rick Warren's take on Jesus's political stance. This episode paints a vivid picture of the challenges faced by Christians in today's polarized climate.

Join Wes Huff, a Christian apologist and Central Canada Director for Apologetics Canada, as he shares his incredible journey from paralysis to miraculous healing. He discusses growing up in a missionary family and the unique challenges of faith in a modern, secular context. Wes dives into his experiences on popular platforms, including his thought-provoking debate with Billy Carson that took a dramatic turn. He also answers pressing questions about apologetics, all while emphasizing the profound impact of his faith journey.