Megan Stiver shows listeners her life as a foster mom and answers the question of what fostering with children in the home looks like.

U.S. Congressman Jim Banks (IN-3) addressed efforts by President Donald Trump to cut off all Federal funding to abortion businesses. Antonio Marchi of St. Joseph Right to Life summarized opposing efforts in South Bend to open a pro-life pregnancy resource center vs. a new abortion facility.

Host Cathie Humbarger reported that abortion clinics are continuing, and perhaps even increasing, their usual business during the pandemic and the shutdown. Also, US Congressman Jim Banks (IN-3) addressed ongoing efforts by the Culture of Death to insert abortion funding into Coronavirus relief legislation. Originally aired 4/4/20

Communications Director for the Department of Child Services (Erin Murphy) shared about the foster care system and the process that children, families and foster families go through.

Linda Znachko shares the chapter from her book - "He Knows Your Name" - that deals with child abuse and discusses how to lower the amount of abuse against women and children in the US

Anna Allgeier of Students For Life gave the details of a lawsuit against Ball State University for discrimination against pregnancy resource centers. Cathie Humbarger revealed a series of complaints (filed with the Indiana Attorney General and Department of Health) against nine different abortion practitioners across the state.

Mike Spencer speaks with students from previous Life Defenders Trainings and to Seth Drayer of Created Equal about dialoging in real life.

Ben Clapper speaks about the process of creating the documentary "I Lived on Parker Ave" and the importance of reframing the way we see adoption.

Dr. Andrew Mullally described the battle over Physician Assisted Suicide on the State, Federal, and International levels.

Janet Morana gives us a look at her book "Recall Abortion" and revisits the history of abortion in America.