John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller, two “deeply unwell” hosts fighting off colds and pro-abortion lunacy, unpack the growing storm surrounding the abortion pill, unexpected praise for Josh Hawley, and whether Gavin Newsom accidentally became California’s most pro-life governor (by doing math).

In this solo episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi dives into the pronatalism movement, addressing America’s falling birth rates and their economic risks. He dismisses right-wing fixes like IVF and artificial wombs, pushing for more marriages to solve the issue—a solution at odds with the left’s autonomy fixation and the right’s individualism. Girardi also tears into a misleading Pulitzer-winning ProPublica story about Georgia’s abortion laws and calls out ACOG for unclear miscarriage care guidance. He wraps up with concerns about Democrats targeting the Senate filibuster to pass abortion laws and wonders why Republicans don’t act first.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi dives into a groundbreaking study exposing the abortion pill’s dangers, revealing an 11% rate of serious adverse events—far higher than the FDA’s claims. Joined by Linda Talia, the show shares poignant "Stories from the Sidewalk," capturing the heartbreak and hope of ministering outside Planned Parenthood. Jonathan Keller breaks down California’s push to shield abortion pill access, spotlighting legislative gaslighting despite hard data. It’s a raw look at life, science, and politics colliding.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Linda Teliha share powerful and sometimes bizarre stories from the sidewalk, highlighting the real struggles of women considering abortion. They discuss how pro-lifers must move beyond statistics and focus on tangible, compassionate support. Plus, John previews his upcoming National Review article on pro-life messaging, and Jonathan Keller joins in from an airport lounge for a lively discussion on why science alone won’t win the abortion debate.

This week on Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller break down President Trump’s recent executive order on IVF. What does this mean for the pro-life movement, and could it reshape the Republican Party’s stance on life issues? We analyze the ethics, political fallout, and the cautious responses from major pro-life groups. Plus, John laments the existential dread of waiting too long—or not long enough—to send a follow-up article to National Review.

John and Jonathan dive into USAID’s questionable spending habits and how the U.S. government may be bankrolling abortion legalization efforts abroad. They also discuss the rise of the Green Tide movement, the role of federal money in shaping public opinion, and why Elon Musk is exposing some inconvenient truths. Plus, John shares his experience of getting published in National Review—and the shockingly hostile response from conservatives.

This week on Right to Life Radio, John and Jonathan break down the chaotic landscape of abortion politics, RFK Jr.’s surprising Senate testimony, and the massive impact of Mifepristone on abortion rates. Plus, they expose how USAID funneled millions into left-wing causes (yes, even BBC funding!) before Elon Musk’s “Doge” department cracked down. Finally, we honor the life of Marianne Angelillo, a beloved champion of the pro-life movement.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Linda Teliha discuss heartbreaking and hopeful stories from sidewalk counseling outside Planned Parenthood. They dive into the real struggles women face when deciding on abortion and the consequences that often go unspoken. Later, Jonathan Keller joins to break down RFK Jr.’s surprising pro-life stance, Trump’s latest pro-life executive actions, and why the abortion pill is driving a massive increase in abortion numbers.

Join John as he analyzes the March for Life in DC, and revisits Roe v. Wade and why March for Life should stay in January.

John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dissect California’s legislative chaos, the abortion pill, and the influence of lobbyists in Sacramento. With humor and insight, they tackle the bizarre processes shaping the state’s laws.

California’s legislative session is in full swing, and the pro-life movement is bracing for impact. John and Jonathan dissect AB54 and its potential to reshape access to abortion medication, while addressing the media’s glaring double standards. Also, hear the shocking details behind a plot to assassinate Justice Kavanaugh, and why the media buried the story

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Linda Teliha kick off the year by reflecting on impactful moments from 2024. Linda shares stories from the sidewalk, including Christmas caroling outside Planned Parenthood and how it became an avenue for new volunteers. They discuss the importance of kindness and advocacy over confrontation, sharing inspiring stories of lives changed through their outreach efforts.

Later, John and Jonathan Keller dive into a thought-provoking clip about a “death doula,” physician-assisted suicide, and the societal implications of normalizing death in such ways. The conversation touches on how the pro-life movement can counter these ideas with compassionate care for the dying. The episode wraps with a critical analysis of the abortion pill, its role in rising abortion numbers, and the need for greater awareness and restrictions.

In this year-end episode, John and Jonathan review the biggest pro-life stories of 2024, from Trump’s reelection to Gavin Newsom’s relentless pro-choice campaigns. The hosts dissect the growing significance of abortion pills, RFK Jr.’s surprising pro-life commitments, and what to expect from California legislators in 2025.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller delve into the legal and ethical implications of a new abortion clinic opening in Tulare County. They explore a recent court ruling that could have far-reaching consequences for civil rights law in California. The discussion highlights the financial motivations behind abortion clinics, the lack of comprehensive prenatal care in rural areas, and the persistent challenges faced by medical providers due to inadequate Medi-Cal reimbursement. Wrapping up, they cover national news, including Senator Josh Hawley’s pro-life commitments during his discussion with RFK Jr. regarding HHS policies.

In this week’s episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into key pro-life updates and legal battles. They discuss Harmeet Dhillon’s appointment to the Department of Justice and its implications for civil rights and pro-life advocacy. Special guest Anne-Marie Payden, Executive Director of Tulare King’s Right to Life, shares insights on the grassroots fight to stop the new clinic in Tulare and the local efforts to prevent it, including a precedent-setting court case involving CCNRs. The episode wraps up with a look at the UK’s push to legalize physician-assisted suicide and what that could mean for similar debates in the United States.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Linda Talia discuss her work outside of Planned Parenthood and share powerful stories from the sidewalk. Linda recounts emotional and thought-provoking encounters with couples facing abortion decisions, revealing the complexities behind these moments. From laughter as a defense mechanism to the psychology of those struggling with such decisions, they explore the humanity and challenges in these pivotal moments. Later, the discussion shifts to the cultural view of pregnancy, unpacking Planned Parenthood’s controversial “trigger warning” tweet and its implications for how society perceives abortion and motherhood.

In this episode, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into the latest Trump administration cabinet picks and their implications for pro-life issues. They explore how key figures like RFK Jr., Marco Rubio, and others may shape policies on abortion, Planned Parenthood funding, Title X, and more. The duo also dissects controversial topics, such as RFK Jr.’s fluctuating abortion stance and the ethics of fetal tissue research.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into the whirlwind of cabinet appointments by President-elect Trump and their potential implications for pro-life policies. From Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s nomination to HHS, to Dr. Jay Bhattacharya’s potential role at NIH, the discussion explores critical issues surrounding abortion policy, conscience protections, and federal funding.

In this episode, John Gerardi interviews Jennifer Butcher, the founder of Rachel’s Vineyard in Fresno, a retreat program dedicated to post-abortion healing. They explore the origins of the ministry, its unique approach to spiritual and emotional recovery, and how it supports those struggling with the impact of abortion. From personal storytelling to memorial services, Jennifer explains the transformative power of these retreats and the importance of approaching the abortion conversation with compassion and understanding.

In this post-election episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller from the California Family Council dig into the significant 2024 election outcomes. They examine the implications of Donald Trump’s victory and a Republican-controlled Senate on the pro-life cause and Supreme Court. They break down what GOP dominance might mean for abortion policies, from cutting federal abortion funding to the Mexico City policy. They also discuss critical state-level referenda, highlighting Nebraska’s pro-life win and analyzing why some red states, like Missouri, leaned pro-choice in the polls. Tune in for a deep dive into what lies ahead for the pro-life movement in this new political landscape.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, hosts John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller break down the abortion-related issues at stake in the 2024 elections. They discuss the critical importance of the presidency in shaping abortion policy, the federal versus state role in regulating abortion, and how the upcoming congressional and local races might influence the future of life-affirming legislation. With a mix of sharp political analysis and humor, John and Jonathan navigate the complexities of current abortion debates, from federal funding to the rise of abortion pill use. They also touch on key competitive races in California and highlight the various state ballot initiatives that could reshape abortion laws across the nation.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John and Jonathan dive into uncharted territory—women’s media. The duo humorously dissects a National Review article critiquing Cosmopolitan magazine, exploring topics like sexual ethics, marriage, and the portrayal of traditional values. They also tackle Kamala Harris’ appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, discussing her views on abortion and the cultural landscape surrounding relationships. Buckle up as they wade through pop culture while tying it back to the pro-life conversation.

John Gerardi and Linda Teliha discuss the origins and growth of the sidewalk outreach ministry outside Planned Parenthood in Fresno. They explore the challenges of coordinating 40 Days for Life, share heartfelt stories of how Linda’s personal experience drives her passion, and offer insights into the complexities of interacting with women in crisis. Later, John welcomes Jonathan Keller from California Family Council to share predictions and analysis of the upcoming vice presidential debate, particularly focusing on how the abortion issue might be handled. Skip to 41:30 to hear John and Jonathan's VP Debate predictions.

On this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi is joined by guest Jonathan Keller, and Becca Delahunt to discuss the implications of Tim Walz's vice presidential pick on abortion policies in Minnesota and beyond.

In this episode, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into Kamala Harris’s controversial statements about third-trimester abortions during a recent debate. They react to a revealing clip about the grim reality of late-term abortion procedures. The discussion highlights key abortion laws and how health exceptions are often misused to justify third-trimester abortions. The team also addresses Project 2025’s abortion reporting proposal and Ron DeSantis’s leadership in opposing Florida’s Amendment 4. Tune in for insightful and sometimes shocking commentary on the state of abortion in America.

In this special episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi gives a live reaction to the 2024 ABC News Presidential Debate, focusing on the abortion discussions between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. John dissects the candidates’ stances, offering insights into Trump’s lukewarm messaging, Harris’ position on abortion laws, and the broader implications of abortion policy in the U.S. John highlights how both candidates frame the abortion debate and the potential impact their policies could have on national abortion laws.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Linda Teliha share powerful stories from the sidewalk of how Right to Life of Central California’s outreach has transformed lives. From fathers stepping up to save their babies to a police officer wanting to get involved, the team discusses the real-life impact of their ministry next to Planned Parenthood.

Then, Jonathan Keller joins the show with updates on current political issues surrounding abortion, including Donald Trump’s comments on Amendment 4 and IVF mandates.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into the controversial topic of IVF and its moral implications from a pro-life perspective. They discuss the Alabama Supreme Court ruling, the political fallout surrounding IVF, and the problematic stances taken by prominent Republicans. The conversation also touches on Michelle Obama’s comments at the DNC, the surprising resurfacing of a California bill on IVF, and the broader implications for pro-life advocacy. The show closes with a reflection on the challenges faced by the pro-life movement in the current political landscape.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi is joined by Ann Marie Payton, Director of Tulare King’s Right to Life, for an insightful discussion on the pro-life efforts in California’s South Valley. Ann Marie shares about her journey from fertility care to leading a regional pro-life organization, as well as the innovative programs and successful advocacy work that TKRL is known for. The episode highlights the upcoming fundraiser featuring Jim Caviezel, and delves into the strategic moves that have prevented abortion clinics from opening in the region. John and Ann Marie also touch on the broader implications of pro-life advocacy and the challenges ahead.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive deep into the records of Kamala Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, focusing on their extreme positions on abortion. The conversation covers the legislative actions taken by Walz in Minnesota that have effectively legalized infanticide and Harris’s long history of aggressively pro-abortion policies, both as California Attorney General and as a U.S. Senator. They discuss the broader implications of these positions on medical ethics, federalism, and religious liberty. The hosts also touch on historical perspectives, referencing figures like Peter Singer and the deeply ingrained liberal culture in states like Minnesota.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into the political intricacies of election season, focusing on the contentious Project 2025 by the Heritage Foundation. They dissect the media’s portrayal of the project, the impact of think tanks on political administrations, and the broader implications for social conservative issues. The duo also explores the Trump administration’s handling of pro-life policies and the potential fallout from Biden and Harris’s proposed Supreme Court reforms. With humor and insight, they highlight the challenges and opportunities facing the pro-life movement in the current political landscape.

Show Notes:

• Introduction: John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller open

• Discussion on Project 2025 and its media portrayal

• The role of think tanks in shaping political administrations

• Heritage Foundation’s shift towards social conservative issues

• Analysis of the Trump administration’s stance on abortion

• Concerns about the lack of pro-life commitments in the current Trump campaign

• Examination of Biden and Harris’s proposed Supreme Court reforms

• Potential impacts of imposing term limits on Supreme Court justices

• Historical context of judicial impeachments in the U.S.

• Final thoughts on the political climate and its effects on pro-life policies

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi and guest Linda Talia share compelling stories from their sidewalk ministry, where they provide support and alternatives to women and couples considering abortion. The episode highlights a transformative journey of a mother who chose life for her baby, the challenges faced, and the subsequent hope and rehabilitation. The discussion also touches on the broader societal implications of abortion, including the often overlooked impact on men and the issue of coerced abortions. The episode concludes with a critical analysis of political statements on abortion freedom, offering a poignant reflection on the realities of pro-life advocacy.

Show Notes

• Introduction by John Gerardi

• Stories from the Sidewalk Segment: Interview with Linda Teliha about sidewalk ministry experiences

• Key Story: A mother’s journey from considering abortion to choosing life and rehabilitation

• Challenges and Hope: The ongoing support provided and the importance of community involvement

• Discussion on Broader Issues:

• The impact of abortion decisions on men

• Instances of coerced abortions and their societal implications

• Political Analysis: Reaction to Pete Buttigieg’s comments on abortion and freedom

• Conclusion: Reflections on the importance of comprehensive support in pro-life advocacy

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi speaks with Sissy Dalena-Wood, co-founder of the Obria Medical Clinics of Central California. They discuss the critical public health issues facing the San Joaquin Valley, particularly the lack of prenatal care for low-income women. Sissy highlights the mission and impact of the Obria Clinics, which offer comprehensive OB/GYN services and holistic support to underserved communities. The conversation also touches on the clinic’s partnerships with local organizations and the essential role of community support in providing dignified and compassionate care.

Show Notes

• Introduction: Host John Gerardi introduces  Sissy Delana Wood, co-founder of the Obria Medical Clinics of Central California.

• Main Topic: Discussion on the significant public health challenges in the San Joaquin Valley, focusing on the lack of prenatal care for low-income women.

• Obria Medical Clinics: Overview of the clinic’s mission, services offered, and its holistic approach to patient care.

• Community Impact: The clinic’s growth, patient stories, and the importance of treating patients with dignity and respect.

• Partnerships: Collaboration with local organizations like Catholic Charities to provide comprehensive support to patients.

• Support and Donations: Information on how to support and donate to the Obria Clinics, emphasizing local impact.

• Closing Remarks: Upcoming topics on the next episode, including political updates and their implications for abortion policy.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi delves into the complexities of California’s AB 1955, a controversial new law that prevents schools from informing parents if their child is undergoing a social gender transition. Gerardi examines the broader implications for parental rights, drawing parallels to California’s longstanding policies on minors’ consent to reproductive health services. With engaging anecdotes and legal insights, the episode highlights the tension between state policies and parental authority, underscored by a reaction from Elon Musk, who threatens to move business out of California in protest.

Show Notes

• Introduction by John Gerardi

• Overview of AB 1955 and its implications for parental rights

• Discussion on the confidentiality privilege held by minors

• Analysis of California’s historical stance on minors’ consent to reproductive health services

• Commentary on the broader legal principles of consent and capacity in Anglo-American law

• Reaction from Elon Musk and potential business implications for California

• Examination of the ethical and practical challenges posed by the new law

• Closing thoughts and reflections on the future of parental rights in California

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller tackle the perplexing changes to the 2024 Republican Party platform, especially the omission of traditional pro-life language. They delve into the implications of these changes, discuss the significance of political party platforms, and debate whether this shift signals a deeper identity crisis within the Republican Party. Tune in to hear their insights on the future of the pro-life movement in American politics and the potential impacts on federal and state-level abortion policies.

Show Notes:

• Introduction: Welcome by John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller

• Main Topic: Analysis of the Republican Party’s 2024 platform changes

• Platform Significance: History and purpose of party platforms

• Pro-Life Language: Missing pro-life commitments and their implications

• Political Strategy: Debating the strategic shifts within the Republican Party

• Federal vs. State: Discussing the role of federal government in abortion legislation post-Dobbs decision

• Listener Questions: Addressing audience concerns and questions about the platform changes

• Conclusion: Final thoughts on the potential future of pro-life policies within American politics

This episode explores the landmark Dobbs decision on its two-year anniversary, overturning Roe v. Wade. Hosts John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into the history of abortion law in America, from pre-Roe state regulations to the reasoning behind Roe v. Wade and Casey v. Planned Parenthood. They break down the legal arguments in the Dobbs decision and discuss its impact on the current political landscape surrounding abortion rights. The hosts also touch on the challenges facing the pro-life movement post-Dobbs and the shifting stance of some political figures on the issue.

Show Notes:

1. Introduction to Roe v. Wade and its impact (2:45)
2. Discussion of feminist philosophy behind abortion rights (7:30)
3. Explanation of the "penumbra" concept in constitutional law (14:20)
4. Breakdown of Roe v. Wade's trimester framework (22:15)
5. Analysis of Planned Parenthood v. Casey decision (31:40)
6. Detailed look at the Dobbs decision and its reasoning (38:50)
7. Current political landscape post-Dobbs (48:30)
8. Challenges facing the pro-life movement (54:20)

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi and guest Jonathan Keller dive into the recent Supreme Court ruling on the abortion pill, discussing its implications and the broader landscape of abortion regulations. They unpack the 9-0 decision, exploring the concept of legal standing and its role in this case. The conversation also touches on the growing prevalence of medication abortions and the challenges facing the pro-life movement in a changing regulatory environment. Additionally, John and Jonathan critique the political maneuvers surrounding IVF legislation and the seeming inconsistencies in the pro-life stance of many Republican leaders.

Show Notes:

1. Introduction:

• Host: John Gerardi

• Guest: Jonathan Keller from California Family Council

• Overview of the Supreme Court’s decision regarding the abortion pill.

2. Supreme Court Ruling:

• Explanation of the 9-0 decision.

• Legal standing and its importance.

• Historical context of the FDA’s approval and regulation of the abortion pill.

3. Implications of the Decision:

• The impact of the ruling on pro-life efforts.

• Increased accessibility of the abortion pill and its consequences.

• Discussion on the ethics and safety concerns related to medication abortions.

4. Political and Legal Analysis:

• Critique of the Republican approach to FDA regulations.

• The role of the Supreme Court in adjudicating actual lawsuits versus advisory opinions.

5. IVF Legislation Debate:

• Examination of recent political focus on IVF.

• Analysis of competing bills and their implications.

• The moral and ethical considerations surrounding IVF practices.

6. Closing Thoughts:

• Reflections on the broader pro-life movement.

• Discussion on the importance of consistency in pro-life advocacy.

Podcast Show Notes

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi is joined by Jonathan Keller from California Family Council to dive into the hot-button issue of abortion legislation in California. They discuss the latest bill, AB 2085, which aims to streamline the approval process for abortion clinics by stripping local municipalities of their decision-making power. The duo explores the implications of this bill for communities in the San Joaquin Valley, particularly Tulare County, which has been targeted by abortion providers.

Key topics include:

• Overview of AB 2085 and its potential impact on local zoning laws.

• Historical context of abortion clinic proposals in Tulare and Visalia.

• The role of local pro-life activists in opposing these clinics.

• The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and its exclusion for abortion clinics under the new bill.

• The Southern Poverty Law Center’s designation of California Family Council as a “hate group” and its broader implications for conservative organizations.

Join John and Jonathan as they unravel the complex legal and social battles surrounding abortion access and local governance in California.

In this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi discusses California’s budget crisis and its impact on Planned Parenthood, explores the financial dynamics within Planned Parenthood, and touches on the political strategies of both Democrats and Republicans in the lead-up to the 2024 election. The episode also includes commentary on the broader implications of financial decisions by major philanthropists.

Main Topics:

1. California Budget Crisis:

• Host John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller discuss Governor Gavin Newsom’s budget issues, highlighting a $73 billion deficit.

• The episode covers how Newsom’s budget cuts have upset various groups, including Planned Parenthood and the California Teachers Association.

2. Planned Parenthood’s "Financial Struggles":

• Discussion on how Planned Parenthood is reacting to budget cuts despite receiving significant funds from the state in the past.

• Analysis of Planned Parenthood’s strategic use of financial pressures to garner more donations and support from wealthy philanthropists like Mackenzie Scott and Melinda Gates.

3. Impact on Abortion Services:

• The episode examines how Planned Parenthood’s funding issues may affect abortion services and their broader implications for reproductive health in California.

• Critique of the euphemisms used to describe California’s commitment to “reproductive freedom” and “health equity.”

4. Political Dynamics and Strategies:

• Discussion on the political maneuvering around Newsom’s budget cuts and Planned Parenthood’s public stance.

• Exploration of how these financial and political dynamics play into the broader 2024 election strategies.

5. Financial Motivation of Planned Parenthood:

• Insights into how Planned Parenthood prioritizes profitable services like transgender hormone therapy over less profitable ones like prenatal care.

• Discussion on the organization’s fundraising tactics and their impact on public perception and policy.

6. Philanthropy and Abortion Funding:

• Analysis of recent large donations from wealthy individuals like Mackenzie Scott and Melinda Gates to support abortion services.

• Examination of the influence of these donations on Planned Parenthood’s operations and strategies.

7. Republican Strategies and Missteps:

• Critique of Republican politicians’ responses to Democrat strategies on issues like IVF and contraception.

• Discussion on how these responses may impact the pro-life movement and the 2024 election.

Key Quotes:

“Planned Parenthood loves money. The fact that they’re criticizing Newsom like this, I’m not sure if this is just a negotiating pose to kind of squeeze every last dollar out of him humanly possible.” - Jonathan Keller

“California’s budgetary woes have led to a day of reckoning for Newsom’s supporters, including Planned Parenthood, as he implements cuts to their programs.” - John Gerardi

“If you understand the financial dynamics of Planned Parenthood, you see an organization with very easy-to-diagnose motives: they really do love money.” - Jonathan Keller

Linda joins to tell some of the more disappointing stories from the sidewalk, then Jonathan joins to talk about the California Arizona abortion doctor bill.

John and Jonathan discuss the ongoing saga of IVF, the Cruz-Britt IVF bill proposed in the Senate, and the waffling conservative politicians are doing when it comes to discussing IVF.

Join John and Jonathan as they delve into Dr. David Grossman’s latest controversial article on pill abortion, uncovering the hidden truths and implications. They also tackle the alarming misuse of the FACE Act, highlighting the case of a peaceful protester facing a five-year prison sentence. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion on these pressing issues.

John and Jonathan discuss the proposed California Bill for temporary licensure to Arizona abortion doctors. Then they discuss the an article focuses on the discrepancies in maternal care between different races of women.

Linda joins to talk about what she is seeing on the sidewalk. Then John sheds light on a new Assembly bill that would force city governments to automatically approve new abortion clinics.

John discusses California legislation that would give temporary medical licenses to Arizona abortion doctors.

John and Jonathan discuss a written piece from the Vatican that discusses the dignity of humans. Also the California euthanasia bill is dead... for now.

John and Jonathan discuss Trump's statements about abortion.

This week John and Joanthan discuss the ongoing lawsuit of the abortion pill, then Linda joins to discuss what she is experiencing on the sidewalk of planned parenthood.

John discusses the proposed euthenasia bill in the California state legislature currently with special guest Alex Schadenberg.

This week John and Jonathan discuss the euthanization bill currently in the California state legislature.

We rerun John interviews Bishop Joseph Brennan from the Diocese of Fresno to discuss Respect Life Month. Then John discusses a California senate bill that could have fatal consequences (literally).

This week Melanie from Heritage joins John to discuss the history of the abortion pill and its future within the current political climate.

Linda joins to talk about babies she is helping save on the sidewalk outside Planned Parenthood. Then Jonathan joins to continue the discussion on IVF.

John and Jonathan discuss rumors that Trump is going to support a 16 week abortion ban at the federal level. Then some big news from the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that embryos are protected from wrongful death, causing a potentially big shakeup of the IVF industry in Alabama.

John and Jonathan discuss a video conference hosted by the head of OB/GYN at UCSF. Then they transition to Joe Biden's heavy focus on abortion and Roe V. Wade for the 2024 campaign.

Toni McFadden joins us to share her story of abortion and the abortion pill. Then Jonathan and John dive deeper into the abortion pill and how abortion clinics will twist words to make the abortion pill sound safer than it really is.

Linda joins to disucss what she is experiencing on the sidewalk of Planned Parenthood. Then Jonathan joins to discuss the abortion pill case that the Supreme Court will be deciding on.

Walk for Life West Coast and March for Life in Washington DC is the topic of discussion. What has the Biden campaign decided to be their main issue in the 2024 election? Who was the suprise guest speaker at March for Life, and did Jonathan spoil the suprise? Listen to find out!

This week John and Jonathan discuss another anniversary of Roe being overturned. Then John theorizes what another Trump presidency could mean for federal abortion law.

This week John and Jonathan discuss new IVF technologies that are on the horizon, and that the Pope has called for a worldwide ban on surrogacy.

Linda joins John to discuss what she is seeing on the sidewalk outside Planned Parenthood, then John and Jonathan discuss TESCREAL and the transhumanism movement.

This week John and Jonathan take a look back and the year and discuss some of the notable events that happened in 2023.

John and Jonathan discuss the disturbing (and rising) trend of IVF.

John discusses the abortion pill lawsuit that the Supreme Court will decide on and then examines the Kate Cox story.

This week John and Jonathan discuss Kevin McCarthy's exit from Congress at the end of this year, leaving his seat vacant for 2024. Then they switch topics to surrogates and in-vitro fertilization.

This week Linda joins us to talk about her stories from the sidewalk. Then John reminisces about the accomplishments of Right to Life.

This week John and Jonathan discuss a new document that outlines how many women who got abortions, actually wanted one.

This week John and Jonathan discussed the abortion amendments that recently passed from different states, and what that really means for our country.

John and Jonathan discuss the disappointing results of ballot initiatives in certain states. But then turn to some uplifting news here in Fresno!

It's Stories from the Sidewalk with Linda Tehlia this week. John talks to her about what's happening on the sidewalk. Then Jonathan joins to discuss John's favorite person: Tommy Tubberville! They also get into the new Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and Texas's lawsuit against Planned Parenthood.

John interviews Bishop Joseph Brennan from the Diocese of Fresno to discuss Respect Life Month. Then John and Jonathan dive into Britney Spears's new book and discuss her allegations of being coerced into having an abortion by Justin Timberlake.

This week John and Jonathan discuss California's funding to prevent the euthanasia of animals, and Newsom's statements about making California a "No Kill State" for animals. The irony is not lost as California pushes for more and more abortions.

This week John and Jonathan discuss the Gov. Newsom's reasoning for not signing some of California's worst abortion bills.

It's the first Saturday of the month, meaning Linda Teliha, our sidewalk Outreach Coordinator, is with John to discuss her sidewalk interactions. Then Jonathan joins to discuss the abortion bills Newsom has signed, and why there are two he hasn't.

John and Jonathan discuss the bad abortion bills that California's Gavin Newsom signed into law.

This week John discusses more about the current head of OBGYN at UCSF, and how illegal abortion pills are being shipped through the mail.

This week John stumbles into a plan for a floating abortion clinic off the gulf coast. Then John digs into some Roman history and questions if society is turning back to paganism.

This week John and Jonathan discuss the settelment of a lawsuit that Right to Life won, against the State of California. Then they take a darker turn when news breaks that Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled abortion a "human right" across the country.

Linda joins this week to discuss her encounters from the sidewalks outside Planned Parenthood. Then John discusses an article about how the abortion pill is being used coercively.

This week John and Jonathan discuss the lawsuit from DuPont Clinic against the city of Beverly Hills over the pulling of its permits, and then they discuss the new law in South Carolina to protect babies with a heartbeat.

This week John and Jonathan discuss the court ruling restricting pill abortions, removing the Obama and Biden era policies, and loosening regulations. They also discuss the Ohio vote and what that could mean for an abortion ballot vote later this year.

This week John and Jonathan discuss the proposed regulations that would prohibit employers, including religious organizations, from discrimination based on if an employee has had an abortion. Then they discuss a new book about the fifty years of work in the pro-life movement.

This week Linda joins to discuss our sidewalk outreach around Planned Parenthood, then John and Jonathan discuss why Planned Parenthood wants to continue allowing children to get married in California.

We have a special guest Theresa Burke, founder of Rachel's Vineyard, to discuss some of the clinical psychology behind Rachel's Vineyard and how it began.

For the second half of the show, John and Jonathan discuss the Fresno Bee targeting McCarthy constantly, and the ongoing saga of the military trying to fund abortions.

This week John discusses the ongoing saga of the military funding abortion, and how John's favorite senator, Sen. Tuberville, is trying to halt the process.

Jonathan and John discuss a new California bill that would redefine infertility and compel private insurance companies to fully cover infertility treatment of every kind.

John and Jonathan discuss the ongoing push to make pill abortion the go-to method of abortion, and now transitioning away from normal birth control to the new "mini-pill". Plus you'll never guess what one guest found in their hotel closet in Florida.

This week Linda joins us to discuss what's going on on the sidewalk. Then Jonathan joins to talk about some hyperbolic articles about pro-life centers, and Joe Biden's conflicting thoughts on abortion.

This week Jonathan is back, to talk with John about the switcharoo that the California legislature is pulling, turning non-abortion bills, into abortion bills. They also discuss National Celebrate Life Day, the history of abortion in American, and the future.