Writer Michael Cook addressed CRISPR and the dangers of modern genetic engineering.

Rebekah Bertsch, Silas McCulfor, and Eric Scheidler promoted Planned Parenthood protests that are scheduled across the country on April 23.

Steven Mosher, Population Research Institute, shares his experiences in China concerning the one child policy and the forced abortion that resulted in light of common concerns about overpopulation.

Guest Columnist Willis Krumholz analyzed Planned Parenthood's own data, revealing how the organization downplays it's targeting of minorities and it's profits from abortion.

Writer Carol Ann Kemp promoted Feminists for Life and Save the Storks.

Kayevonne Dailey of Women's Health Link, along with Dr. Christina Francis (OB-GYN), addressed National Women's Health Week, as well as National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month.

U.S. Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn gave an update on her Select Investigative Committee's probe regarding Planned Parenthood's allegedly illegal tissue procurement procedures. Also, student Nate Grimm discussed his entry in the National Pro Life Oratory Contest, and promoted the upcoming Life Defenders' Boot Camp.

Dr. David Prentice of the Charlotte Lozer Institute addressed Indiana University's apparent use of fetal organs for experimentation, and addressed the attempts by some to cite the Zika virus as a justification for expanded abortions around the world.

Jennifer Lahl of the Center for Bioethics and Culture discussed the many concerns related to surrogate motherhood.

Abby Johnson promoted her new book: "The Walls Are Talking".