Politely Rude With Abby Johnson

Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of Susan B. Anthony List, an organization devoted to electing pro-life political candidates, dives into a key question at the core of the abortion debate: is winning the ideological war about capturing hearts, changing laws — or both? Abby Johnson and Dannenfelser explore this key issue in a must-listen episode that could change how you see the abortion debate.

Abby Johnson sits down with Savannah Marten, executive director at The Pregnancy Center of Greater Toledo, to discuss the truth about crisis pregnancy centers, to dispel myths many pro-choicers spout, and to reveal a greater understanding about what women face when they reach these centers for help. Get inspired by some incredible stories, details and facts in this fascinating episode of "Politely Rude!"

Dr. Angela E. Lanfranchi joins Abby Johnson for part two of their discussion to break down the truth about ties between abortion and higher breast cancer risk. The two explore this fascinating issue, with Dr. Lanfranchi calling out misinformation and strange silence on the issue,

Dr. Angela E. Lanfranchi joins Abby Johnson to break down the truth behind birth control — and to explain why it can be an abortifacient. The two have a fascinating discussion about the ins and outs of popular methods for trying to reduce the chances of pregnancy, and the risks and considerations that are often overlooked. 

Abby Johnson is joined by author Kris Detrow, as the two explore some of the struggles that parents of kids with special needs face. Their candid and open conversation will inspire you! For more Christian podcasts like this one, be sure to download the Edifi app in the Apple and Android app stores.

Melissa Ohden is an abortion survivor. After surviving a saline abortion, she grew up and went on to lead a normal life -- but she later learned the secrets of her past. Listen to her reveal how she uncovered these truths, her journey of healing — and how she is now helping other abortion survivors connect with hope and healing through her Abortion Survivors Network. This is a powerful story of healing, redemption, and forgiveness.

Abby Johnson and Landon Newsom break down the lies and myths they say are told about sex work. During the interview, the two explain why sex work is actually dangerous and un-empowering — despite claims to the contrary. Landon proclaims, "There is nothing more damaging to the anti-trafficking movement than this leftist ideological premise that sex work is somehow empowering and trying to legitimize it." Listen to the exchange, and head over to Edifi for more powerful podcasts.

"Motherhood is incredible." That's the message Katy Faust proclaims on episode 14 of "Politely Rude." Faust joins Abby Johnson in breaking down some of the tough issues surrounding adoption, surrogacy and infertility, and breaks down her belief that "it always costs children something they have a natural right to when we deny them a connection with their biological parents or their birth parent or their birth mother." Listen to this discussion and explore these complex and important life issues.

Abby Johnson sits down with OurWarpath.com founder Joseph Rigi to discuss faith, politics and authenticity. Johnson held back little in her critique of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, issuing a warning about his handling of faith and policy. "He is leading so many people astray and I believe that leaders will be accountable for that when they stand in judgement," Johnson passionately proclaimed. And she wasn't done there (listen for more). Rigi also spoke about his work to help Catholics stay on point with their theology.  Listen to the episode, and be sure to find thousands of additional podcast on the Edifi app. You can download the app in the Apple or Android stores, or head over to Edifi.app to listen on your computer.

Abby Johnson and businessman Jerry Evans dive deep into a powerful discussion about abortion, truth, and courage in an age of chaos. The two explain the essential nature of justice — and what so many get wrong about abortion and the church's need to stand up for truth.