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The New Jersey attorney general created a strike force to investigate pro-life pregnancy centers. One of those centers received a subpoena demanding ten years of private donor records. No complaints had been filed. No fraud had been alleged. The case went all the way to the Supreme Court, which ruled unanimously in the pregnancy center's favor. Twenty-four hours later, the state found a way to kee...

What happens to the human embryos that are never chosen? Emma Waters has spent years asking that question. A researcher at the Heritage Foundation and the author of the forthcoming book, Rethinking Fertility , she joins Dear Jane to talk about the 1.5 million frozen embryos currently in storage across the United States, human beings suspended in time, some for decades, and the fertility industry t...

What happens when you stop waiting for Washington to fix things and start building the solution yourself? Anton Krecic left political fundraising convinced that policy alone wasn't enough to end abortion. So he started Seven Weeks Coffee, named after a question his wife asked: When is a baby the size of a coffee bean? The answer is at seven weeks, the same point when a heartbeat can often be detec...

What if the reason most women choose abortion isn't because they want one, but because they don't feel like they have any other options? Emily Berning of Let Them Live has seen it firsthand: when you remove the financial pressure, the isolation, and the panic, 98% of abortion-minded women choose life. Not because they were lectured or given platitudes, but because someone actually met their needs....

Jesse Ridgway, known online as "McJuggerNuggets", recently shared that he and his wife aborted their unborn son after he was diagnosed with Trisomy 21, also known as Down syndrome. The Ridgway's viral announcement sparked a much bigger conversation about abortion, disability, and the sinister role of eugenics in abortion decisions. In this episode, we talk about why a Down syndrome diagnosis so of...

Some commenters said unborn children have no more value than sperm. Others claimed no one is truly pro-abortion, abortion regret does not matter, and the abortion pill is safer than Tylenol. This video dives into a candid and often intense abortion debate, exploring differing views on the value of unborn life and the concept of abortion as health care. We respond to some of the most revealing, fru...

Breanne Houston had an abortion at eighteen. Today she sits on the other side of the room, helping women in the exact moment she once lived. And she holds a view most people don't expect from someone with her story. She believes women who get abortions should be held liable. In Part 2 of our equal protection series, Breanne joins Marcie and Scott to make her case, from the terminology people get w...

She's been through it herself and she doesn't believe women should be prosecuted for abortion. In this episode of Dear Jane, post-abortive advocate Victoria Robinson sits down with Scott and Marcie to debate why she believes criminalizing women misses the deeper realities behind abortion decisions. Drawing from her own story and years of working with post-abortive women, Victoria unpacks the role...

What happens to infants who survive abortions? Is infanticide happening in America — and why is nobody talking about it? Olivia Summer, Senior Litigation Counsel with the ACLJ, exposes the legal loopholes, redefined language, and blocked investigations that critics argue allow born-alive infants to die without consequence. ⚠️ To be clear: Infanticide is illegal in all 50 states. This episode exami...

This week’s headlines are hard to ignore. A newly released DOJ report is raising serious questions about how the FACE Act was used and whether pro-life Americans were unfairly targeted. At the same time, troubling stories out of Canada show patients being encouraged toward euthanasia, even before receiving a full diagnosis. Also, during a recent congressional hearing, one simple question about abo...

Women are facing abortion alone now more than ever. Today on Dear Jane, Scott and Marcy sit down with Jessica Sifuentes, CEO of Southwest Coalition for Life, to unpack C.A.R.E. Kits, a frontline response for women who have already taken the abortion pill and are left to face the physical and emotional aftermath on their own. Jessica speaks to the reality of at-home abortion, the risks of the abort...

The ongoing abortion debate often overlooks the surprising statistics of over a million abortions annually, a fact many Americans are unaware of. This discussion highlights the importance of the pro-life movement in advocating for women's health and bringing these critical numbers to light. It's vital for us to address these issues within the broader context of health care and us news.

The untold side of abortion: men’s experiences, their influence, and the weight they carry long after the decision. They also unpack how a man’s presence and support are indispensable to ending abortion. From the quiet hesitations young men wrestle with to a deeper look at what “Biblical masculinity” really means, this conversation challenges cultural narratives and calls men higher. You’ll hear h...

What happens when a politician invokes the Bible to defend abortion? James Talarico, Texas Senate candidate and self-described Christian, has made waves by claiming the Bible supports abortion and a woman's right to choose. It's a bold claim. But does it hold up under scrutiny? In this episode, Scott and Marcie bring in Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller of Austin, Texas, to do what politicians rarely do: l...

On today’s Dear Jane Podcast, Scott and Marcie sit down with Dana DiMattia of Virginia for Preborn Justice to break down the proposed Virginia abortion amendment heading to the 2026 ballot. If passed, this constitutional amendment could expand abortion access, remove existing protections, and permanently reshape Virginia law. What does this mean for unborn children, women, and the future of pro-li...

On this episode of Dear Jane, Scott and Marcie break down the escalating fight over the abortion pill in Washington and across the states. Congress is weighing major legislation to ban Mifepristone and give women harmed by the drug the right to sue the companies that sold it to them. Meanwhile, some states are moving in the opposite direction, trying to stockpile the abortion pill in anticipation...

Abortion pills are being shipped across state lines, bypassing abortion restrictions. Can states stop it? On this episode of Dear Jane , Scott and Marcie discuss a new Texas law aimed at holding abortion providers accountable for mailing abortion pills into the state and putting Texas women and children in harm’s way. Joined by Texas State Senator Bryan Hughes, they unpack the strategy behind the...

A new children’s book is raising serious concerns among parents and educators. Critics say it presents a controversial adult decision as a kind of “superpower,” and the message is reaching very young readers. On this episode, we sit down with attorney and life issues analyst Nicole Hunt to examine how certain storybooks introduce complex adult themes to children under the language of empowerment a...

Grab your coffee because Scott and Marcie are catching you up on the pro-life headlines everyone’s talking about. First up: Puerto Rico just passed a law recognizing unborn babies as human beings… but abortion is still legal. So what does the law actually do? Is this an incremental win worth celebrating, or a symbolic step that changes very little? Scott and Marcie break down what it means, why so...

When USA Today published a critical feature on Olive, the first pro-life AI chatbot, it signaled something bigger than media skepticism. It signaled impact. In this episode, Nelly Roach, Founder and CEO of Choose Life Marketing, explains how Olive engages women at the exact moment they search for abortion online. Instead of being funneled exclusively toward abortion providers, women encounter imme...

Why does abortion stay so deeply rooted in our culture? It’s not just politics or emotions—it’s worldviews. In this episode, pro-life speaker Megan Almon from Stand to Reason joins Scott and Marcie to explore abortion as a worldview issue, shaping everything from IVF and surrogacy to practical pro-life arguments. Stick around as Scott puts AI to the test. Can ChatGPT guess his worldview? Insightfu...

60% of women say they would have chosen life if they had more emotional or financial support. So what happens when that support actually exists? In this episode of Dear Jane, Scott and Marcie sit down with Karen Czarnecki, Executive Director of the Charlotte Lozier Institute, to unpack the findings of the National Pregnancy Center Report. We discuss: • How pregnancy centers measure real impact • W...

Everyone says the Trump administration was pro-life. But when you actually look at the policies on IVF, the abortion pill, and Planned Parenthood funding, the story gets uncomfortable fast. On today’s Dear Jane Podcast, Scott and Marcie break down what really happened—and ask the question many refuse to: Was the Trump administration protecting life… or quietly weakening it? Fair warning: the facts...

Should women be criminally punished for abortion? Dear Jane is back for 2026, and Part 2 of this two-part conversation goes straight into one of the most uncomfortable debates inside the pro-life movement. Hosts Scott and Marcie sit down with Clark Forsythe of Americans United for Life to unpack why holding women legally responsible isn’t as simple—or as effective—as some think. They talk honestly...

Dear Jane is back for 2026, and hosts Scott and Marcie are diving straight into one of the most controversial debates in the pro-life movement. In Part 1 of a two-part series, they sit down with constitutional attorney Bradley Pierce, President of the Foundation to Abolish Abortion, who argues that our laws should hold women criminally responsible for abortion. This episode tackles hard questions...