Relatable With Allie Stuckey

Today we're joined by Tim Ballard, anti-sex-trafficking advocate and former special agent for the Department of Homeland Security, who has conducted multiple rescues of children who have been kidnapped and sold for sex. His story is the center of a new box office hit, "Sound of Freedom," starring Jim Caviezel, which shines a light on the horrors of the global sex trafficking industry. The media, though, aren’t happy about this film and its success – they’re calling it part of a QAnon conspiracy theory. We discuss how close to reality the film is and its wild box office success in relation to Disney's new Indiana Jones movie. We take a look at some statistics and the fact that the media attempting to push people away from this film will only push people to the right. We look at other recent stories of child trafficking happening right here in the U.S. and explain the reason this is becoming more and more of an issue: Not shockingly, most of it comes down to porn and the destruction it causes. Tim explains how

Today we take a deep dive into the Supreme Court's recent decision in the case 303 Creative v. Elenis, which the Left falsely claims will give Christians the right to discriminate against the LGBTQ community. We set the record straight on these misconceptions, debunk some high-profile influencers' opinions on the matter, and explain why the Supreme Court made the right call in this case. And, as we bid farewell to this year's Pride Month, we have a message at the end of today's episode that reminds us that, yes, some members of the LGBTQ community are "coming for our children" and also how Christians and conservatives should react when accused of "transphobia." --- Timecodes: (00:46) Intro / merch (04:08) 303 Creative vs. Elenis (14:55) Gorsuch & Sotomayor opinions (21:25) Sharon Says So (22:59) Biden administration's response to SCOTUS rulings (26:44) 303 Creative attorney response to rulings and myths (30:03) The Mamattorney's response on affirmative action ruling (39:12) End of pride / what to say when

Today we're joined by Nancy Pearcey, author of "Love Thy Body" and "The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes," for part two of our discussion on the biblical view of the body and the philosophy of “toxic masculinity.” We start off with the reality that one's view of God determines one's view of masculinity. We look at ancient philosophers as well as Charles Darwin, who all believed in an innate inferiority of women. Meanwhile, it's Christians who have been trying to champion the dignity of women – it's Christianity that gives a rich, full understanding of masculinity that no other ideology does. We discuss the importance of the physical strength of men and how while feminism calls them to repress it, Christianity calls them to redirect it to something that fulfills its purpose. Nancy Pearcey is the author of The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes, as well as Love Thy Body, The Soul of Science, Saving Leonardo, Finding Truth, and Total Truth. She is prof

Today we're joined by Nancy Pearcey, author of "Love Thy Body" and "The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes," to discuss the biblical view of the body and the philosophy of “toxic masculinity.” She shares her testimony and the origin of her interest in apologetics and engaging the secular culture. Her work helps Christians understand the philosophical history and legacy of postmodern ideas and their harmful conclusions – so where does the idea of “toxic masculinity” come from, and how do we confront it? We discuss how the Bible offers a better solution to things like gender identity and toxic masculinity. We explain how we should confront gender ideologues with the truth that Christians love and have dignity for the body. Across cultures, men seem to understand the purpose of masculinity, so what has corrupted this understanding, and what does Christianity have to say about it? Nancy Pearcey is the author of The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes, as w

Today we're joined by one of your favorite guests, BlazeTV's own Steve Deace, host of the "Steve Deace Show," to discuss Trump's indictments and what they mean for all of us. We also discuss some differences between Trump and DeSantis and speculate where their strengths and weaknesses may play into a potential future general election. Then, the Supreme Court rules against affirmative action in college acceptances this morning, condemning race-based acceptance in universities. We explain how schools are already trying to circumvent this ruling through extreme admissions policies and how detrimental affirmative action is for society as a whole. Then, Chrissy Teigen reveals she "had" another baby via a surrogate just five months after she gave birth herself. We cover why the purposeful removal of this baby from his gestator is so tragic and why there just are no good reasons to justify something like this. --- Timecodes: (01:12) New merch! (04:21) Context for Trump conversation (14:45) Steve breaks down Trump

Today we're joined by Pastor Tom Ascol of Grace Baptist Church to discuss the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting held a few weeks ago, where the big topic was whether Rick Warren's Saddleback Church would remain in the SBC after its new stance on female pastors. Pastor Tom breaks down what happened and the major arguments, as well as why Rick Warren's argument doesn't hold up against biblical standards. We discuss how God does in fact equip women to share the gospel and learn theology, but a pastor is not just a evangelist, nor just a theologian. We also discuss the failure of men to take responsibility and how detrimental that is to the church and to our roles as men and women. Then we take a look at a Twitter interaction between Senator Ted Cruz and Pastor Ascol regarding Uganda's anti-homosexuality act. Finally, we look at the civil code of the Old Testament versus our New Covenant direction, and explain why nothing is neutral and our manmade laws do need to be based on some worldview – the quest

Today we're starting off with a much-needed, good-news story of a firefighter who found a baby in a Safe Haven Baby Box at his fire station and proceeded to adopt her. We talk about the beauty of God knowing exactly what family this little baby was going to be a part of. Unfortunately, it's not all good news. We also look at Demi Lovato's new song "Swine," which is a vulgar pro-abortion anthem. We read some of Demi's crass lyrics and explain why we actually just feel bad for how lost she is. Then, we discuss the eight-year anniversary of the Obergefell v. Hodges decision and the many arguments that this breakdown of the family would not lead to even more extreme definitions of family. Despite the claims that Obergefell wouldn't lead to polygamy, a comparison between 2015 and now proves otherwise. One example of the depravity we've found ourselves in is the Seattle Pride parade, which featured a group of fully naked men riding bikes directly in front of children. We explain why mothers and fathers are not inte

Today we're talking about Obama's tweet condemning the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which shows just how evil the pro-abortion philosophy is. We give a reminder of what an abortion actually is and explain how only an evil ideology could not only allow such a thing but actively applaud it. Then we look at Justin Giboney's "AND Campaign" response to us, which claims that our argument that Christians should not vote Democrat really means Christians should vote Republican. We explain why this isn't necessarily true and why some Christians tend to misunderstand the cruelty of Democratic policies in the first place. We take a look at some other responses to us and break down why the two political sides are not morally equivalent. Finally, we look at some horrifying abortion rhetoric from the Left. --- Timecodes: (01:06) Intro (09:53) Obama's tweet / abortion numbers post-Roe / pregnancy centers (22:00) What is abortion? (31:00) Allie's response to Obama's tweet (32:45) Justin Giboney's response (46:57) The AND Ca

Today we're covering various topics in the news. First, an update on the lost Titanic tourist submersible search and some of the bizarre stories coming out surrounding it. We look at an insane post from the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) which condemns Florida for executing a serial rapist/murderer while not providing him tax-payer subsidized gender transition "treatments" and transferred to a women's prison. We take a look at his horrifying criminal history and why this contributes even further to an already existing pattern of violence against women from this group. We also look at another case of a violent man being transferred to a women's prison due to leftist policy. Then, a World Economic Forum contributor claims that AI could be used to rewrite the Bible and create religions that are "correct" when they claim their books are written by a superhuman power. We explain his misunderstanding of how the Bible came to be and what Christians believe, and why it's so important to understand that no one

Today the team is going through some news of the day, along with a slightly discouraging study on teen depression. First, we discuss the news stories we haven't been paying much attention to – what's going on with Trump's indictments, and why do we continue to hear new things about Hunter Biden's laptop? We explain why it's been difficult to catch up. Then, a tourist submarine touring the Titanic remains has gone missing, and the search is still on. We discuss this terrifying scenario and look at some of the weird details that have been revealed. We also discuss a study on teen depression and ask the question: Why do teens seem to be more depressed now than ever? --- Timecodes: (00:38) Intro (02:35) What's going on with Donald Trump and Hunter Biden? (06:58) Titanic submarine (17:20) Teen depression chart --- Today's Sponsors: A'Del — go to adelnaturalcosmetics.com and enter promo code "ALLIE" for 25% off your first order! Good Ranchers — get $30 OFF your box today at GoodRanchers.com – make sure to us

Today we’re joined by Libby Emmons, editor in chief of the the The Post Millennial, to discuss more stories from IVF and surrogacy dystopia. First, we cover the first-ever creation of synthetic human embryos using stem cells in what scientists from the University of Cambridge and the California Institute of Technology call a groundbreaking advance that sidesteps the need for eggs or sperm. This obviously raises endless ethical and existential questions about humanity and purpose, and we look at some of the many problems that could arise from such "advances." We look at a TikTok of an adult born from IVF who claims she's curious about gestating her "twin," as well as all the questions that come along with that. With the advancement of technology in reproduction, the question is no longer "can we?" but "should we?" We cover a few other horrifying stories of surrogacy and IVF, which all show the truth that the goal tends to be adult personal desire rather than the well-being of the created children. We look agai

Today we're talking all about the Amazon Prime documentary "Shiny, Happy People," which focuses on the Duggar family and the greater theology behind their beliefs (Bill Gothard's Institute in Basic Life Principles). The IBLP and Gothard have been accused of legalism, double standards, and abuse within their doctrine. We start off with some issues the documentary presents as big problems within Duggar/IBLP theology, which include wives submitting to husbands, gender roles, and modesty, among others. We also share the problems we see with their theology, but discuss how many things like submission and gender roles themselves are actually biblical – the IBLP has just misconstrued, misinterpreted, and misapplied these Biblical commands to create a legalistic, graceless, gospel-less framework that oppresses and represses its adherents rather than setting them free. We share some of the shocking revelations from the documentary series and explain the frustrating angle the filmmakers took in conflating IBLP and fund

Today we start off with the White House 'Pride' celebration, which drew criticism online after a transgender-identifying man flashed his fake moobs on the White House lawn. This, of course, was after the White House debuted a horrific display of a pride flag in between two American flags, technically violating the U.S. flag code. Many have made the claim that we will be judged because of things like this, but the reality is – this is part of the judgment. We explain the deceitfulness of calling this "loving your neighbor." Then, Megan Fox found herself in the news after commentator Robby Starbuck posted photos of her sons, who appear to be dressed as girls. We look at her comments on this, including her previous statement that when her son was still in the womb she felt he was gender queer. We also look at a new study that shows people in most categories are moving to the truth when it comes to views on gender and waking up to the nonsense around us, and we discuss the tragedy of Tori Bowie's death during lab

Today we're joined again by Dr. Roger McFillin, clinical psychologist and co-host of the "Radically Genuine" podcast, for part two of our conversation discussing where the field of psychology has gone wrong. We start out by asking the question: What do people mean when they say "chemical imbalance." We hear this phrase a lot in relation to clinical depression, but what does it mean, and is it even real? We look at the role of Big Pharma in marketing their own drugs to the public and discuss how the education system plays into the ever-growing culture of "mental illness" among children and teens. Then, what role does the field of psychology have when it comes to gender dysphoria, and how seriously is social media playing into it all? --- Timecodes: (00:43) What does "chemical imbalance" mean? (05:14) How does the education system play into this? (08:38) Pharmaceutical trials (10:13) Alternatives & opportunities (15:19) Stigmatizing mental illness & generalizations (19:53) Gender dysphoria (27:10) Social med

Today we're joined by Dr. Roger McFillin, clinical psychologist and co-host of the "Radically Genuine" podcast, to discuss where the field of psychology has gone wrong. We talk about his skepticism of the field, starting with the cultural shift when Prozac was brought to market. We discuss the importance of emotions and managing them and what's causing the dramatic increase in mind- and mood-altering drugs in adolescents. Then, a hot topic: Is there ever actually a need for SSRIs (also known as antidepressants)? And if not, how do we navigate psychological treatment without the quick fix of numbing? We also take a look at the marketing of pharmaceutical drugs and exactly who's pushing them and why. Stay tuned for part two tomorrow! --- Timecodes: (00:43) Intro / criticism of the psychology field (08:03) Prozac & SSRIs / emotions matter (11:34) Increase in mind and mood-altering drugs in adolescents (17:49) Is there ever a need for SSRIs? (25:54) "Quick fixes" / possible effects of SSRIs (30:05) Marketing o

Today we're joined by Lauren Chen, host of BlazeTV's "Pseudo Intellectual," to talk movies, pop culture, and news. First, we talk about movies and TV and how the approach to censoring humor has changed since the shows like "The Office" were being made. Then we discuss Ellen 'Elliot' Page's tragic story of "discovering she was trans" and why despite her claims that this has led to joy, the end result is destruction. We also discuss Ellen's claim that she was harassed on the streets of Los Angeles for being trans, which just so happened to be revealed the day her book launched. Then, Lululemon fired two employees after they called the police on looters – who's going to be held accountable? We also talk about the recent horrifying story of a Syrian refugee running around with a knife and attacking children in France, yet another consequence of uncontrolled open borders. --- Timecodes: (01:10) Intro / movie & TV reviews (09:32) Ellen/Elliot Page (29:54) Lululemon debacle (35:24) Citi Bike incident (40:40) New

Today we start with a deep dive into Rolling Stone reporter Ej Dickson, who is in the process of writing a smear piece on conservative hosts who speak out against transgender ideology and the grooming of children. Turns out, Ej has a history of running cover for and essentially trying to normalize pedophilia. Then, we go over the Wall Street Journal article that exposes how Instagram is being used by child predators to communicate and organize with each other. Lastly, we talk about yet another disappointing Instagram post from Jen Hatmaker, in which she commemorates Pride Month by reminiscing about an interview in which she first announced that she is LGBTQ-affirming. We discuss why, despite what she must think, Jen is not taking the biblical or the loving stance on this. --- Timecodes: (01:30) New merch at YWLS (04:53) Rolling Stone request for comment (36:50) Ej’s history and most recent articles (49:00) WSJ article on pedophiles and Instagram (53:00) Stop posting your children online (01:01:05) Jen Hatm

Today we're joined by Auron MacIntyre, BlazeTV host of "The Auron MacIntyre Show," to discuss why the Right isn't winning and the "Total State" takeover of the religion of LGBTQ. We discuss the rainbow brigade's insistence on exposing children to sexuality early on and how this is the key to predation. If you aren't able to stand up against the active destruction of children, you can't stand up against anything — but is the Right really up for this fight? We talk about how most people on the Right are terrified of being labeled anti-gay and the classic "LGB without the T" argument. We argue that you either have a cohesive moral vision or you don't, and if you don't, you'll be picked apart by those who do. We also discuss Ted Cruz tweeting out against Uganda's new anti-homosexuality law (of all humanitarian issues to speak up about) and how he bought into the rainbow narrative. We also discuss what the "Total State" is and whether there's any good news that can come of any of this. --- Timecodes: (01:35) Pr

Today we’re discussing several parenting influencers who have jumped into giving advice on how to teach kids about Pride Month. We respond to some of the things they've said regarding Pride and give you some encouragement and advice in response. One of these accounts is Dr. Becky’s "Good Inside;" she recently posted about how to encourage your kids to accept openness and tolerance in relation to Pride. We explain why we shouldn’t be teaching our kids to be open to and tolerant of everything and why it's important for kids to orient themselves according to the truth of the world. We talk about the danger and stupidity of the phrase “love is love” and look at a Parents magazine article on going along with your child’s “coming out.” Then we talk about "Big Little Feelings," another parenting influencer who posted before Pride Month, pushing the propaganda that your child will commit self-harm if you don't allow them to submit to gender ideology. This goes hand in hand with the Trevor Project's bizarre "data" on

Today, we’re joined by Riley Gaines to talk about her decision to speak out against men competing in women’s sports. Her story started when she tied with Lia (Will) Thomas in the NCAA Women’s Swimming Championships and saw the trophy given to Thomas rather than her for the photo op. She covers the traumatizing experience of having to change with a man in the women’s locker room and how blindsided and betrayed she and the other swimmers felt. We discuss the backlash and harassment she’s faced for standing up for women in sports, including being held hostage after a speech at San Francisco State University. Riley issues a challenge to female athletes and offers some advice to parents. Then, she joins us again for a special announcement. --- Timecodes: (00:54) Intro & Monday encouragement (13:23) Background on Riley (17:15) Deciding to fight sports injustice (19:36) Will Thomas & denying truth (30:55) Family response to Riley's competition (34:35) Calling on girls to boycott (40:03) Title IX (44:20) Riley's a