Primary elections can create divisions, even between good friends who agree on far more than they disagree.

For some of us, those hard feelings might still seem fresh. But a bigger battle's ahead that will decide the future of our state: Can true allies reconnect, remember the values they share, and move forward together as the general election approaches?

This episode, Kim Borchers joins us for a candid conversation about putting primary-season differences in perspective, rebuilding trust, and remembering to choose what matters most.

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Americans watched as Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey publicly signed sweeping new abortion legislation surrounded by cheering women.

For many, it was shocking.

For pro-life leaders in Massachusetts, it was the newest move in battles they've been fighting for years.

Myrna Maloney Flynn, President and CEO of Massachusetts Citizens for Life, joins us to tell the story from inside the fight:

➡️ How did Massachusetts get here? ➡️ What does the new law change? ➡️ How do you keep fighting in a state where political power is turned against you? ➡️ And what lessons should Kansans take from what happened there?

With another major election approaching in Kansas this November, this is a timely conversation about something easy to forget:

Elections don't just change the names on office doors. They can change the laws — and lives — for years to come.

During a routine 20-week scan, Crystal Henderson's doctor broke the news that her preborn son had a fatal form of dwarfism and wasn't likely to survive birth.

"Plan a funeral," he said.

But Crystal and her husband chose something different. Despite all the odds, they persisted in prayer and hope for Baby Lincoln.

What unfolded in the next few months was unexpected, even miraculous. An answer from heaven in the form of a pink rose, an early birth, and a baby whose condition shocked the medical professionals.

Find out what happened by tuning into this emotional and deeply personal episode.

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Most OB-GYNs spend their days delivering babies. Dr. Jordan Meyer does that – and then goes home to help run a coffee company with his wife Lindsey and their children.

In this episode, meet the family behind Fiat Coffee, a Kansas-based, pro-life business born from a love story, fueled by faith, and inspired by a desire to support life and family in everything they do.

You'll never look at your morning coffee the same way again.

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What's it really like raising 14 children?

How many peanut butter sandwiches does that take? Who handles the laundry? Is there ever quiet in the house?

In one of our most heartfelt episodes yet, Danielle Blosser opens the door to her beautifully chaotic home — sharing stories about motherhood, foster care, marriage, sacrifice, and why saying "yes" to love changed everything.

What starts as a fun conversation about adventures in grocery shopping and surviving a house full of kids becomes something much deeper, including what makes a family strong and why love grows when we give it away.

This episode will make you laugh, cry, and maybe rethink what really matters most in life.

What do you want to hear about next on the podcast? Leave us your thoughts below. We love to hear from you!

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What's it really like being the lone conservative voice on CNN?

Scott Jennings joins Kansans for Life for one of our most wide-ranging conversations yet — we cover his explosive on-air abortion debates…to what happens when the cameras turn off.

🔥 Why he still shows up to CNN night after night 🔥 The viral pro-life moment where he said: "I guess I'll have to argue for the babies" 🔥 Why he believes the fight for life is really a fight for the future of civilization 🔥 His advice for defending your beliefs without losing your cool 🔥 And why young people may be rejecting today's anti-family culture

Whether you love politics, media, or simply want encouragement to stand firm in your values — you don't want to miss this one.

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The 2026 legislative session brought big victories for the Pro-Life movement in Kansas — defending pregnancy resource centers, protecting women by strengthening informed consent — even defunding Big Abortion.

But these wins didn't come easily.

In this episode, Jeanne Gawdun and Kansas Rep. Rebecca Schmoe take you behind the scenes — from intense debates to standing firm in the face of vetoes — and explain what these laws mean for women and families in the real world.

If you want to understand what really happened this session… this is the conversation to hear.

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In this episode, Nate Bruns of Lifeline Children's Services pulls back the curtain on adoption and foster care — from the realities families face to the powerful role churches and communities can play.

We also take on the "pro-birth" criticism head-on — and explore what it truly means to support women, children, and families for the long haul.

If you've ever wondered how to be part of the solution… this is where the conversation starts.

Benedictine College is building a pro-life medical school.

At a time when many wonder if medicine is losing its moral compass, this Kansas college wants to do something bold:

Begin training doctors who won't compromise on protecting human life or dignity.

In this episode, Dr. Kevin Tulipana, Associate Dean of the proposed School of Medicine in Atchison, Kansas, explains why this is a challenge worth running toward — and how it could reshape the future of healthcare for all of us.

Bigger than one school. This is about the future of medicine itself.

Tune in to hear about this exciting new project!

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