607: Joy Cometh in the Morning
Right to Life Radio
In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into the whirlwind of cabinet appointments by President-elect Trump and their potential implications for pro-life policies. From Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s nomination to HHS, to Dr. Jay Bhattacharya’s potential role at NIH, the discussion explores critical issues surrounding abortion policy, conscience protections, and federal funding.
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606: Hooked on Elise Stefanik (ft. Jennifer Butcher)
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In this episode, John Gerardi interviews Jennifer Butcher, the founder of Rachel’s Vineyard in Fresno, a retreat program dedicated to post-abortion healing. They explore the origins of the ministry, its unique approach to spiritual and emotional recovery, and how it supports those struggling with the impact of abortion. From personal storytelling to memorial services, Jennifer explains the transformative power of these retreats and the importance of approaching the abortion conversation with compassion and understanding.
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605: 52 is Way More Than 51
Right to Life Radio
In this post-election episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller from the California Family Council dig into the significant 2024 election outcomes. They examine the implications of Donald Trump’s victory and a Republican-controlled Senate on the pro-life cause and Supreme Court. They break down what GOP dominance might mean for abortion policies, from cutting federal abortion funding to the Mexico City policy. They also discuss critical state-level referenda, highlighting Nebraska’s pro-life win and analyzing why some red states, like Missouri, leaned pro-choice...
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604: Dude, That Ship Has Sailed
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In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi hosts a jam-packed show, starting with Linda Talia from “Stories from the Sidewalk,” who shares powerful stories from interactions at the Right to Life Center. Linda discusses a transformative conversation with a young woman. Later, Katie Daniel from Susan B. Anthony List joins to break down upcoming state ballot initiatives around abortion and pro-life regulations. Katie provides a fascinating overview of what’s happening on the national stage, including efforts in Florida, Ohio, and other states as the election draws near.
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603: Elon, Baby
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In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller from California Family Council sit down with Dr. Donna Harrison from the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists (AAPLOG) to discuss how pro-abortion advocates manipulate language to further their agenda. They dissect the confusion between miscarriage care and abortion bans and delve into the redefinition of terms like pregnancy and health care. Later, the conversation takes a fun turn as they speculate on the possible pro-life impact of Elon Musk and his wealth, exploring how Musk’s growing...
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602: Not Ribeye Steak, the Full Stakes
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In this episode of Right to Life Radio, hosts John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller break down the abortion-related issues at stake in the 2024 elections. They discuss the critical importance of the presidency in shaping abortion policy, the federal versus state role in regulating abortion, and how the upcoming congressional and local races might influence the future of life-affirming legislation. With a mix of sharp political analysis and humor, John and Jonathan navigate the complexities of current abortion debates, from federal funding to the rise of abortion pill use. They also touch on key...
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601: The Boys Get in Touch with Their Feminine Side
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In this episode of Right to Life Radio, John and Jonathan dive into uncharted territory—women’s media. The duo humorously dissects a National Review article critiquing Cosmopolitan magazine, exploring topics like sexual ethics, marriage, and the portrayal of traditional values. They also tackle Kamala Harris’ appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, discussing her views on abortion and the cultural landscape surrounding relationships. Buckle up as they wade through pop culture while tying it back to the pro-life conversation.
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600: I’m Not Stubborn… Wait, Yes I Am! (ft. Linda Teliha)
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John Gerardi and Linda Teliha discuss the origins and growth of the sidewalk outreach ministry outside Planned Parenthood in Fresno. They explore the challenges of coordinating 40 Days for Life, share heartfelt stories of how Linda’s personal experience drives her passion, and offer insights into the complexities of interacting with women in crisis. Later, John welcomes Jonathan Keller from California Family Council to share predictions and analysis of the upcoming vice presidential debate, particularly focusing on how the abortion issue might be handled. Skip to 41:30 to hear John and...
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599: Walzing into Controversy (ft. Becca Delahunt)
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On this episode of Right to Life Radio, host John Gerardi is joined by guest Jonathan Keller, and Becca Delahunt to discuss the implications of Tim Walz's vice presidential pick on abortion policies in Minnesota and beyond.
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598: The Grim Reality of Late-Term Abortion
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In this episode, John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller dive into Kamala Harris’s controversial statements about third-trimester abortions during a recent debate. They react to a revealing clip about the grim reality of late-term abortion procedures. The discussion highlights key abortion laws and how health exceptions are often misused to justify third-trimester abortions. The team also addresses Project 2025’s abortion reporting proposal and Ron DeSantis’s leadership in opposing Florida’s Amendment 4. Tune in for insightful and sometimes shocking commentary on the state of abortion in...
info_outlineLinda joins to tell some of the more disappointing stories from the sidewalk, then Jonathan joins to talk about the California Arizona abortion doctor bill.