On The Right Side of History with Kansans for Life

News went viral of the satanic ritual at the Kansas State Capitol that led to three arrests on March 28. In this episode, Chuck Weber, Executive Director of the Kansas Catholic Conference and Rich Bott, President and CEO of Bott Radio Network, unpack what really happened, before and during, including the phone call Chuck unexpectedly received that exposed how the battle for life isn't just politic...

Rachel Campos-Duffy and her daughter, Evita Duffy-Alfonso, offer an exclusive look into family life with Sean Duffy as President Trump's Secretary of Transportation. Get the inside scoop on how the nine Duffy kids are adjusting, along with the mother-daughter duo's insights on the sweeping cultural changes shaping our world and how the pro-life movement can seize the moment —fresh off their headli...

Shocking revelations from a New York Times writer recently exposed troubling conditions inside abortion facilities. What did her research reveal about the abortion industry's true priorities? Tune in to this conversation with Kansas doctor Dr. Lisa Gilbert as we dive into facts the abortion industry doesn't want you to know. Read the source article: NYTimes.com/2025/02/15/us/planned-parenthood-cli...

President Trump and VP Vance are moving fast to dismantle pro-abortion policies of the Biden-Harris era. What will they accomplish? Join us as Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life, breaks down the rapid shifts in federal policy and their impact on the nation and beyond. Plus, get an exclusive preview of this year's National Right to Life Conference, coming to Kansas!

What's bringing the pro-life and disability rights communities together? Sara Hart Weir joins us to discuss how these two aligned movements are uniting to support life-saving legislation now. Tune in for a powerful conversation on the shared fight for human rights and the future of pro-life laws. Don't miss it! Subscribe and listen now.

For the best podcast experience, we recommend watching this episode on a video platform: https://youtu.be/hO583rtdtnI   This year's Kansas March and Rally for Life set new records as the largest crowd in decades emboldened legislators to make a strong stand for life at the Statehouse. You won't want to miss seeing what happened with our powerful, statement-making display at 12:38! Also, hear about...

Kansas lawmakers have returned to the Capitol for a fast-tracked 2025 legislative session. What wins does the pro-life movement hope to achieve this year and why? Jeanne Gawdun and Mackenzie Ayers join Danielle to discuss the ways active citizens can make all the difference! 

In the final episode of the season, Congressman Tracey Mann (KS-01) offers his take on this year's election and how the results will affect efforts to strengthen protections for life at the Federal level. Enjoyed our podcast this year? Let us know by chipping in to fuel the fight to defend life in 2025. Any amount helps! https://web.charityengine.net/EOY_2024_C4

She was told a set of pills would solve all her problems, take away feelings of shame, and give her a do-over. She would magically become un-pregnant. But Rebekah Hagan felt a wave of instant, intense regret as the pills slid down her throat. Was there any hope to change her mind and save her baby's life?

As a young woman, Kayla ended up living on the streets and struggling with addiction. Soon she lost custody of her son and found herself in a bad relationship with another substance abuser, pregnant again, and under pressure to abort. Then she met an "angel." Hear the inspiring story and how Kansas pro-life legislators played a part in the happy ending.

Still new, but already making a real difference in the lives of pregnant women and their babies – Kansas' Pregnancy Compassion program is strengthening organizations that offer life-affirming support. Ron and Donna Kelsey lead Kansas City Pregnancy Clinic, an early pilot project participant in the effort. Hear the encouraging news about the resulting expansion of services.

Kim Borchers and Amanda Grosserode return to discuss up and down ballot results of the November election and how pro-abortion messaging fueled by out-of-state dollars failed to deliver the party's intended results. What does this mean for Kansas pro-life efforts?

Sarah Gable Siefert and her company EveryLife are challenging cultural voices that devalue babies, mothers and fathers. Launched just over a year ago, the unapologetically pro-life diaper company is speaking up for the many families who reject buying from major diaper companies that overtly support the abortion industry rather than defend innocent babies.

Think your community is safe from being turned into the next abortion hub? It might not be. Megan Newman, Executive Director of pro-life Vie Medical Clinic in Pittsburg, Kansas, talks about the factors that led to the opening of the state's newest abortion facility in their town and the community's response so far.

The tragic death of a beautiful young woman. Who or what is to blame? 25-year OB/Gyn Dr. Susan Bane of American Association of Pro-Life OB/Gyns (AAPLOG) joins the podcast to discuss the national news story and political hot button issue.

Megan Drapa talks about Vitae Foundation research on the reasons women seek abortions, Planned Parenthood's grooming tactics, and how we can better reach women facing unexpected pregnancies with the compassion, care and understanding they deserve.

Mark Houck, father of 7, made international headlines after 20+ armed federal agents showed up at his family's home in a pre-dawn raid. Their plan? Intimidate the pro-life movement by slapping the peaceful protester with 11 years in prison. Hear his thoughts on what's next in the battle to protect human rights. Wyandotte/Olathe Pregnancy Center's Steve Wisdom joins us.

The media says Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz is America's grandpa, coach and teacher. But is he actually your grandpa's worst enemy? Find out what a Harris-Walz Administration would mean for America from Minnesota pro-life leader Cathy Blaeser. Also, check out: WhoAreTheyLeavingOut.com 

Special mini episode. Entrepreneur Anton Krecic was inspired by the idea that a business model could serve a larger goal than personal profit by directing resources into pro-life organizations. How can other savvy young professionals learn from and expand this model? How can we support KFL's life-saving efforts by switching to Seven Weeks Coffee? Info at KFL.org

NY Times bestselling author Ann McElhinney looked into the face of pure evil in Kermit Gosnell, and it changed her. She went on to produce and co-write the groundbreaking movie about the late term abortionist convicted of manslaughter of a patient and first-degree murder of infants born alive. Follow her at UnreportedStorySociety.com and on Twitter: @annmcelhinney.

How one pivotal moment in the U.S. Senate changed history and Sam Brownback's starring role. Hear the inside story from the former international ambassador, governor, US. Senator, and Congressman.

Mercedes Schlapp shares insider stories from her time as White House Director of Communications and speaks to why it's critical to continue pushing back on the radical left's plans to reshape our country with extreme, no-limits abortion policies.

Benedictine College President Stephen Minnis gives the inside scoop about the "electric atmosphere" the day of KC Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker's commencement speech at the private, Catholic college, the ugly threats that followed, and what it teaches us about courage and speaking up for what you believe. Plus, a new pro-life medical school?

Kim Borchers, outgoing Kansas Republican National Committeewoman, and Amanda Grosserode, KFL PAC Director, on upcoming elections and the stark differences between political parties' stands on life issues. Plus, nuts and bolts of campaigns and the KFL PAC candidate endorsements process.

From D.C. to Topeka, this political power couple represents the pro-life movement in a myriad of ways. Find out how they met, discovered each other's talents, and manage to keep family first in the heat of the battle.