Should you vaccinate your kids? Are essential oils an effective treatment option? Alexis Neal, Ilia Danner Grubbs, and new panelist Jessica Hardin discuss scientific and theological principles that should inform our decision-making.

Katie Grubbs, Christina Bieber Lake, and Sara Klooster discuss the 2001 comedy Legally Blonde, reminiscing on their first experiences with the movie and exploring its discussions of Greek life, feminism, workplace sexual harassment, class issues, and the benefits of kindness.

Leah Henning leads Ilia Danner Grubbs and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of biographies of Christian women. Topics include biographical ethics, feminist historiography, and the role of truth in narrative. The panel looks at biographies of Corrie ten Boom and Fanny Crosby.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Katie Grubbs, and Isabelle Eyre discuss America Media's recent survey of Catholic women.

Carla Ewert and Christina Bieber Lake interview Christian psychologist and author Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt.

Marie Hause leads Victoria Reynolds Farmer and guest panelist Heather Burtman in a discussion of the UN’s statement on global reproductive health and contraception.

Christina Bieber Lake leads Alexis Neal and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of Kathleen Norris' The Quotidian Mysteries: Laundry, Liturgy and Women's Work.

Katie Grubbs and Leah Henning discuss Terry Pratchett's novel Wyrd Sisters and whether its witches are models for feminist thought and action.

Alexis Neal, Marie Hause, and Heather Elliot discuss L.M. Montgomery's classic children's novel, Anne of Green Gables.

Katie Grubbs moderates Blake Miller and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of the Christian Patriarchy movement, with a focus on Vision Forum and the Advanced Training Institute, the movement’s prescriptive gender roles, and its effects on families.