Them Before Us With Katy Faust

Katy and Jenn talk about the Log Cabin Republicans' decision to drop defending trans ideology from their organization and get back to their traditional conservative values of lower taxes and government freedom. Are you really conservative if you don't conserve the family? The ladies of TBU also touch on the lost art of flirting and the Lindsey Clancy case.

Katy and Josh look at Jen Hatmaker's video saying how great it is to have LGBT-identified children and giving her advice for how to parent through it and Jenn and Sam consider the politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC)'s egg freezing journey: empowerment or a victim of the culture?

Katy and Josh discuss Massachusetts ' new abortion-until-birth law and AOC freezing her eggs. Jenn and Sam discuss an actress sharing that she didn't know she couldn't have children into her 50's easily and now missed her chance. Where should Christians land in the cultural fertility wars?

Katy and Josh talk about a viral video and tweet of a little girl sweetly crying as she watches her mother and father's wedding video. They talk about the phenomenon of children feeling loved by proxy when it's THEIR mother and father loving each other. Sam and Jenn talk about a lesbian round-table that was talking about the Greater Than Campaign and why the coalition to overturn Obergefell is working.

A big U.S. university is experiencing backlash for introducing "therapeutic" transgender dolls with interchangable body parts and Democrats want IVF subsidized by the government. Katy and Josh present the children's rights perspective on the breaking news. For more resources, go to thembeforeus.substack.com and join us in defending children!

Katy Faust and Josh Wood consider another Conservative gay man being celebrated for buying a child and another story where a surrogate was told to abort her baby with a disability. How should a just society respond to these sorts of child-injustices? Get equipped with studies and resources at thembeforeus.substack.com and across social media @ThemBeforeUs.

This week on Them Before Us Radio: HHS quietly shelves its threat to strip Medicare and Medicaid funding from hospitals providing gender-affirming care to minors — is the administration protecting kids, or just keeping a threat alive without ever having to win the fight? Then, a new survey says monogamy isn't dead among young adults after all, but a vocal minority wants relationships without exclusivity. What does that cost the kids who can't consent to it? Plus, new research says America's missing babies aren't blocked by money, but by loneliness, the friendship recession, and the baby bust may be the same crisis. And in Here for the Comments, Sam and Jenn tackle a video takedown of the Greater Than campaign, the left's growing comfort with political violence, and what really motivates opposition to gay marriage.

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The team unpacks the latest celebrity singing and dancing their way through a divorce announcement and what these mean for children. Then Katy and Josh consider the SCOTUS decision to allow states to protect young women in sports. Join us over at thembeforeus.substack.com for more resources and you can find us on all the social media platforms as well.

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Katy and Jenn talk about America's founding and how the latest SCOTUS ruling on birthright citizenship is bad news for the rights of children.

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Katy and Josh give an overview of Obergefell, showing how it was decided, what has happened in the 11 years since, and how adults can step up to protect children by joining our Greater Than Campaign. For more resources from Them Before Us, go to thembeforeus.substack.com, and to join the movement to overturn Obergefell and protect children once again, go to greaterthancampaign.com