Episodes

  • GEN Z’S SOCIAL MEDIA REGRET & LEAKED EXAMS

    GEN Z’S SOCIAL MEDIA REGRET & LEAKED EXAMS
    Sep 27 2024
    • Nearly half of Gen Z respondents wish social media platforms had never been invented, despite heavy usage. • A poll shows that only 14% of Americans view either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris as "extremely" or "very" Christian. • A watchdog group is suing for records of Rachel Levine's communications about gender transition procedures for minors. • CNN aired a segment portraying Haitian migrants working in Springfield, Ohio positively, raising questions about media bias. • Toronto's first black female police superintendent pleaded guilty to misconduct for leaking exam answers to black officers.
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    3 mins
  • SUICIDE PODS AND SILENCED MAIL CARRIERS

    SUICIDE PODS AND SILENCED MAIL CARRIERS
    Sep 26 2024
    • A federal judge ordered Indiana to provide transgender surgery to an inmate convicted of killing an infant. • Washington state now requires physicians to complete "health equity" training to maintain medical licenses. • Several people in Switzerland were arrested for assisting in a suicide using an unapproved "suicide pod." • Canada Post suspended two mail carriers for refusing to deliver pro-life postcards. • A Michigan couple sued their daughter's school for secretly "socially transitioning" her without their knowledge.
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    3 mins
  • FROM GENDER QUEER TO COMBAT READY

    FROM GENDER QUEER TO COMBAT READY
    Sep 25 2024
    • A Durham Public School librarian wore "Gender Queer" earrings and promoted banned books during "Banned Books Week," sparking controversy over age-appropriate materials in schools. • Facebook's algorithms mistakenly associated "Texan" with injectable drugs, restricting a homeschool advocacy group's page and redirecting followers to drug rehab resources. • Climate activists claim we only have five years left to address climate change, echoing similar apocalyptic predictions made over past decades. • Paramount Global initiated a second round of layoffs, affecting 2,000 U.S.-based employees, primarily in the streaming division, as part of a $500 million cost-reduction effort. • The U.S. Army removed the requirement to consider diversity in selecting high-level non-commissioned officers, shifting focus from "People First" to combat preparedness.
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    3 mins
  • REWRITING JESUS AND REDEFINING WOMEN

    REWRITING JESUS AND REDEFINING WOMEN
    Sep 24 2024
    • Trafalgar Square in London unveiled a new sculpture inspired by Aztec skull racks, replacing tributes to Christian missionaries. • Delaware Governor John Carney vetoed a bill that would have legalized assisted suicide, citing moral opposition. • A female "pastor" reinterpreted the Gospel to support abortion, claiming Jesus would escort women to abortion clinics. • Chicago public schools reportedly instructed teachers to give passing grades to migrant students regardless of performance or English proficiency. • Sweet Briar College in Virginia announced it will only accept applicants who confirm their sex as female at birth.
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    3 mins
  • Soap, Candles, and Social Justice

    Soap, Candles, and Social Justice
    Sep 23 2024
    • Hillary Clinton suggested potential civil or criminal charges for Americans spreading "Russian propaganda" online, raising First Amendment concerns. • Bath & Body Works announced that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives are now "at the heart of everything" they do, hiring a Chief Diversity Officer. • Kentucky's Governor Andy Beshear issued an executive order banning "conversion therapy" for LGBTQ+ minors, sparking debate over parental rights and religious freedom. • The Emmys nominated a biological male, Nava Mau, for "Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series," making history. • The Department of Health and Human Services is investigating the Cleveland Clinic for potential racial discrimination due to its "Minority Stroke Program" and "Minority Men's Health Center.”
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    3 mins