Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

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.

The discussion honors Phil Robertson's impactful legacy and his dedication to faith. Lighthearted pop culture takes center stage with Demi Lovato's stunning wedding and her intriguing return to traditional femininity. The conversation also highlights Jennifer Lawrence and Hailey Bieber's recent positive insights on motherhood, celebrating the joys of parenting. Plus, personal anecdotes from a trip to Hawaii bring humorous reflections on family dynamics and a puzzling amount of beach attire, adding a delightful twist to the mix.

Join Elliston Berry, a courageous teen who fought back after falling victim to an AI-generated nude deepfake, and her mother, Anna Berry, who advocates for the Take It Down Act. They share Elliston's harrowing story of digital exploitation and how it led to legislative change. Anna offers invaluable advice for parents navigating the challenges of today's tech landscape. Their personal experiences shed light on the urgent need for awareness around AI threats and the importance of fostering open communication between parents and teens.

Join psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen, founder of Amen Clinics, as he dives into brain health and ADHD. Discover the seven types of ADHD and the misconceptions surrounding rising diagnoses, particularly in young boys. Dr. Amen also discusses the potential hazards of marijuana and artificial additives on mental health. Exploring holistic treatments beyond medication, he emphasizes the importance of diet and lifestyle in mental health care, challenging traditional approaches to psychiatric diagnosis.

In this engaging discussion, Andrew Klavan, an author and Daily Wire host known for his thought-provoking work, delves into his book 'The Kingdom of Cain: Finding God in the Literature of Darkness.' He explores the intriguing connection between true crime's popularity among women and our understanding of evil versus goodness. Klavan shares personal anecdotes, including his faith journey, illuminating how darkness can highlight divine truths. He also underscores the importance of navigating morality in our secular age while finding beauty amid darkness.

Shane Barnard and Shane Everett, the dynamic duo behind Shane & Shane, share their inspiring journeys to faith, each highlighting unexpected moments that transformed their lives. They discuss the power of worship music, revealing how singing the Psalms shaped their ministry. The duo emphasizes the importance of memorizing scripture and how it enriches one's spiritual connection. With humor and heartfelt anecdotes, they treat listeners to a mini worship session, showcasing how music can lift us from despair to joy.

A scandal unfolds as G3 Ministries' former president, Josh Buice, resigns after allegations of slandering fellow Christians using anonymous accounts. The fallout sparks a discussion on accountability and integrity within church leadership. In a lighter twist, Wes Huff shares the gospel with comedian Andrew Schulz, while Joe Rogan raises eyebrows by expressing newfound openness to faith. The conversation dives into faith, science, and the purpose found in belief amidst chaos, highlighting the transformative power of Christianity.