I brought Lisa Cotter, a Catholic speaker and author, onto the podcast to talk about her journey with femininity and Christianity. Lisa shared her background being raised in the 90s and how that affected her view of womanhood in relation to Christianity. We talked about the Church's teachings on femininity, the feminine genius, equality, masculinity, and much more.

Today Matt and Cameron Fradd join me on the podcast to talk about their love story, dating and marriage advice, as well as their approach to parenting and homeschooling. Matt is the host of the podcast "Pints with Aquinas," and Cameron runs her own podcast called "Among the Lilies." Their fun dynamic made for a show filled with banter and laughs, as well as thoughtful insight.

With the world’s eyes on the Middle East in the midst of the war between Israel and Gaza, I invited an expert on the situation to the podcast to help navigate the controversy. Robert Nicholson, President & Founder of The Philos Project, and I discuss the history of the conflict with Israel and the Palestinian people, the origin of Hamas, the details of the current situation, and what the future may hold.

One of the hardest things about dating can be ending the relationship when it needs to end. Today, I give some of my thoughts on how to end a relationship or reject someone romantically in a charitable, clear way way. We also explore some movies scenes for examples of what to do and what not do when dealing with breakups and rejections.

Today I give some details about my pregnancy and I answer some of your intriguing questions.

I sat down with Michael Knowles, host of the Michael Knowles Show on Daily Wire, to chat about his conversion story from Athiesm back to the faith of his childhood, Catholicism. He also shares how he wooed his high school sweetheart, his thoughts on Red Pill, and what relationship advice he has for men.

We know that much of the upheaval of cultural morality today is partly due to the influence of both modern and historic feminism, but are we doing justice to feminism by saying it was all bad from the start? In my conversation with Erika Bachiochi, we discuss the two divergent strands of historic feminism that dealt with the prevailing inequalities of their day in two different ways: one that was Christian, virtuous, and pro-family at root and another that was individualistic with the desire to uproot the family unit. Now that the popular strand of feminism is visibly in collapse, Erika believes that now is the time to reclaim feminism by living out the vision of the right feminists.

Recently, pro-life activists were arrested and unjustly sentenced to 11 years in prison for participating in a sit-in protest at an abortion facility. I chat with Kristin Turner, Director of Community Organizing for the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising (PAAU), to hear about the heart behind the mission of PAAU, and to get the inside scoop of these court proceedings that lead to her colleagues’ sentencing.

I sit down with friend of the podcast Kim Zember, Founder of Unforgotten Faces and member of Rainbow Revival, to hear about moments of her story that lead her to leaving the homosexual lifestyle, as well as the groundbreaking organizations she is a part of. Kim also answers some of your tough questions!

Is feminism a plea for equality and fair treatment, or was it a plot to dismantle the family from the start? These are questions that Dr. Carrie Gress and I discuss as she shares about her new book, The End of Woman. Carrie shares her theories on the origins feminism and its founders, and how modern feminism is still shaped by its founders’ ideals.