The Fetal Position

I've got something a little different for you today, I hope you like it. Many people are uncomfortable with controversial conversations, and I hope to change that. I want people to be comfortable with controversy so that we can have productive conversations on issues like (but not limited to) abortion.

You can contact me at [email protected] Please rate, review, and share the show if you liked it! Show notes can be found at TheFetalPosition.com/36

Welcome to the Fetal Position podcast, where we defend life and liberty!

In episode 35, Nicole and I beat up the top 10 worst pro-choice arguments in existence. There certainly more terrible arguments for abortion, but we only addressed 10.

If you have any more you want to add to the list, join the private Facebook group and let us know! For show notes, go to TheFetalPosition.com/35. Please rate/review/share the show to help create a culture of life :)

Hello friends! thanks for joining me and Nicole for this episode of the Fetal Position podcast! In episode 34, we discuss the top 10 absolute worst pro-life arguments/tactics. The full list and the relevant links can be found at TheFetalPosition.com/34.

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Thanks for joining me and Nicole for episode 33 of the Fetal Position Podcast! We're discussing embryonic jewelry (which is super weird), and then some general political issues, including the AHCA and the status of pro-life democrats within the democrat party. Show notes can be found at TheFetalPosition.com/33

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Thanks for joining me for episode 32! In this episode, I am joined by Clinton Wilcox (of Life Training Institute and Justice for All) to talk about the issue of consent, whether abortion is self-defense or not, and the argument that the fetus is an invader or a little rapist because s/he violates the bodily autonomy of the woman against her will by implanting into her uterus.

Show notes can be found at TheFetalPosition.com/32

In episode 31, Tyler Vela of the Freed Thinker Podcast joins me to talk about the Ethical Quadrilemma by Peter Kreeft. This approach to talking about abortion asks two questions; is the unborn child a person, and do we know it? How you answer these questions ought to determine your response to abortion.
Show notes for this episode can be found at TheFetalPosition.com/31. Don't forget to rate, review, share, and contact me on Facebook (search for fetal position podcast), Twitter (@fetal_position), or email ([email protected])

Hello friends and Fetal Position listeners! Today, I have one of my pro-life mentors and president of the Equal Rights Institute, Josh Brahm, on the show with me to talk about personhood. We go pretty deep, philosophically, but it's nothing that you can't handle.

It might just mean you have to listen twice ;)

For show notes, please visit TheFetalPosition.com/30. Don't forget to rate, review, and share the show! Thanks for listening :)

"I’m pro-choice and here’s why. I am a constitutional… someone who loves the constitution. I am someone that is for limited government, so I can’t sit here and be a hypocrite and say 'I am for limited government but I think that the government should decide what women do with their bodies'. I can sit here and say that, as a republican. And I can say 'you know what, I’m for limited government so stay out of my guns, and you can stay out of my body as well'.
I get a lot of attacks from conservative women as well. Equal hate from all sides for me."

On today's episode, I discuss this quote from republican 'talking head', Tomi Lahren. This was recorded live on Facebook (sundays at 3pm).

For the show notes, please go to TheFetalPosition.com/29

Hello everyone and welcome to the Fetal Position Podcast, episode 28. On today's episode, I am fleshing out the details of an analogy that [I think] is unique to me. I haven't heard anyone else make this analogy, so if you know someone that has... let me know and I'll promote his/her work. But if not, allow me to explain my response to Thomson's Violinist analogy, by using my own analogy.

I am calling it... "The Fiddler in the Womb" because it's catchy and kinda funny. But it is, more importantly, a more realistic violinist analogy than the analogy created by Judith Jarvis Thomson in her paper, "A Defense of Abortion". For what it's worth, I have already dissected this analogy and concluded that it does not justify abortion in almost any case. I did this during episode 9, and you can find that by going to TheFetalPosition.com/9.

For the show notes for this episode, please go to TheFetalPosition.com/28

Thanks for listening to the fetal position podcast episode number 27. The show notes can be found thefetalposition.com/27

This was my first live episode on Facebook. Let me know what you think! Do you like this kind of thing? I'm going to probably make it into a weekly thing. It was recorded around 3pm on Sunday.