Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Today we're joined by British rapper and podcaster Zuby to talk about his new book, "The Candy Calamity," and what inspired him to write a children's book about health, fitness, and moderation. We discuss why some are incorrectly blaming rising rates of childhood obesity on climate change and why childhood obesity is such a dangerous pandemic. Zuby shares his perspective on the denial of personal...

Today we're joined by one of your favorite guests, Jennifer Lahl, president of The Center for Bioethics and Culture and documentary filmmaker, to discuss the surrogacy industry, why it's in the news, and how women are being targeted to sell their eggs. The rates of single men buying surrogate children have grown significantly in the past few years – Jennifer breaks down why this raises some red fl...

Today we’re debunking the recent stories that claim Republicans voted no on a measure aiming to lower the price of insulin. The parliamentarian of the Senate blocked this measure due to the Democrat proposal breaking budgetary rules, but the Democrats used this to say that Republicans were against lowering costs altogether. We then discuss Trump's and Biden’s recent history with insulin price caps...

Today we’re discussing a few recent news stories, most notably the FBI’s raid of Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago and how this underlines the overreaching, partisan power of the institutions that are supposed to serve and protect us. We talk about why conservatives need to understand the threats we’re facing as a country and start electing Republican leaders who will use the power at their disposal to p...

Today we’re joined by Dr. Brad Wilcox, professor of sociology at the University of Virginia and senior fellow at the Institute for Family Studies, to discuss the importance of family structure in our lives and in society. Rates of idleness and incarceration are significantly higher among young men who didn’t grow up with a father in the home versus those who did. We discuss the data that supports...

Today we're joined by Alexandra DeSanctis, pro-life writer for National Review and co-author of "Tearing us Apart: How Abortion Harms Everything and Solves Nothing." Her recent article went in-depth on abortion laws at the state level, where she made clear that no law prohibits doctors from treating women with ectopic pregnancies. We discuss whether abortions and miscarriages are really treated di...

Today we're talking to Jason Buttrill, head writer and researcher for Glenn Beck as well as a former Defense Department intelligence analyst, about what's going on between China and Taiwan and what Nancy Pelosi is doing on her trip to Taiwan. Officially, Pelosi went to "defend democracy" or something like that, but since when do Democrats actually care about that? Jason points out that Taiwan is a...

Today, we have a fascinating interview with Jeannette Cooper, a mom who lost custody of her child three years ago for not fully, unquestioningly accepting her daughter's claim that she was transgender. We discuss Jeannette's experience, and she talks about how she believes there is a social aspect to the sudden surge in kids who claim not to be the gender they were born as and what it was like to...

Today, we're mainly talking about the popular conservative group Moms for Liberty being suspended from Twitter for calling out a California bill that would make it easier for minors to transition genders — as well as some of the bigger political and theological themes surrounding the story. We discuss how groups like M4L and others calling out the sexual perversion in schools and society in genera...

Today we're talking to our friend Steve Deace, BlazeTV host of the "Steve Deace Show," about some deeply theological and political subjects. We start with a discussion on eschatology and where Steve thinks we are right now in terms of the end times. And, Steve gives historical context for what's going on in America, and we discuss whether or not the West will actually survive the "Spirit of the Ag...

Today, we're talking to Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, an epidemiologist and professor of medicine at Stanford University. Dr. Bhattacharya was one of the earliest and loudest voices against widespread COVID lockdowns and other heavy-handed government policies aimed at fighting the pandemic. Now, many cities are re-implementing destructive COVID policies that have no history of success. We discuss why they...

Today we're talking to conservative author Vince Ellison, whose new book, "25 Lies," exposes the biggest deceptions that Democrats want people to believe. He tells us how the black community is being exploited by the Left under the guise of "social justice" and how leftists infiltrated the "black church" in the first place. We also discuss how liberal policies like encouraging fatherlessness and d...

Today we're hitting a few big stories going around social media and debunking some major myths in the process. First, we tackle the "Right to Contraception" bill, which just passed the House with eight Republicans in support. The media has used this as a chance to smear the GOP and conservatives as backward, fundamentalist Christians, but we take a look at what's actually in the bill and how its l...

Today we're talking about the "Respect for Marriage Act," which seeks to codify same-sex marriage as a constitutional right, and we'll also discuss the fact that 47 House Republicans actually voted in favor of the bill. We also dive into the main arguments against "gay marriage," both theological and secular, and how straying from God's definition of things like marriage, right and wrong, etc., wi...

Today we welcome our friend Jacki Daily of "The Jacki Daily Show" back to "Relatable" to give us an update on what's causing the price of gas in America to start going down ever so slightly. Jacki goes over how the Biden administration's policies and overall rhetoric affect the energy sector of the economy and how the war in Ukraine does play a role in gas prices, but really, it wouldn't be so bad...

Today we're talking to Fox contributor Pete Hegseth, who has recently written a new book called "Battle for the American Mind: Uprooting a Century of Miseducation," which details the history of the leftist infiltration and takeover of public education. He calls it the "16,000-hour war" because that's how much time a typical child will spend in public school — absorbing progressive propaganda. Pete...

Today we have several stories to cover, starting with Media Matters' attempted hit piece which smeared "Relatable" as a "fundamentalist" podcast. However, in a satisfying turn of events, the person who wrote the article got absolutely demolished on Twitter. Then, we talk about new details emerging in Ohio's "pregnant 10-year-old" story and how the those on the Left are shamefully claiming the situ...

Today we're talking to our good friend BlazeTV host Steve Deace of the "Steve Deace Show" about the unfolding story of Hunter Biden's allegedly hacked laptop and phone. This week the internet has been flooded with images and video taken by Hunter Biden while he was interacting with drugs and prostitutes, and Steve explains what about this story is really important: not just that the president's so...

Today we're talking about a few things going around the news, and at the end of the episode we have a debate with Dr. Scott Coley, a professor of philosophy at Mount St. Mary's University, about whether kids are really being "groomed" by their teachers, a concern raised by many on the Right after seeing the sexually explicit material that's being taught in some schools. Before that, we react to a...

Today we're giving a long-form response to a recent video posted by Emmanual Acho, in which he had an "uncomfortable" conversation about abortion with several women. The thing is, there were really no pro-life voices involved; everyone on the show, including, allegedly, a pastor, seemed to accept the progressive view of abortion and Roe v. Wade. And that's where we come in. We'll play several clip...

Today we're talking about some things that are going on outside the United States — specifically farmer protests in the Netherlands, the storming of the president's palace in Sri Lanka, and the resignation of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. In the Netherlands, the government is cracking down on farmers' ability to do their jobs ... in the middle of a global food shortage. The Dutch farmers a...

Today we welcome James Lindsay back to the show to take us on a deep dive into the history of "queer theory," which is basically just gender identity mixed with Marxism. He goes over what these people believe, the major historical figures in the movement, how queer theory connects to Marxist ideology, and how it has been used as an attempt by the Left to normalize pedophilia throughout history. --...

Today we're covering a few stories going around the news, starting with viral allegations that there is a pregnant 10-year-old girl in Ohio who needs an abortion. We go over all the red flags with this story that have us questioning whether it's true. Then, we talk about "One Tree Hill's" Hilarie Burton trying to jump on the bandwagon of women who have had abortions ... despite not actually having...

Today we're covering a couple of serious, sad stories that happened over the July Fourth weekend, but first we talk a little bit about Independence Day itself and why we're so thankful for the freedoms we're afforded in the USA, despite our many problems. Then, we move on to discuss the atrocity that occurred in Highland Park, Illinois, during a Fourth of July parade, in which at least six people...

It's our favorite holiday of the year - Independence Day & we want to take a minute to remember why this country is so great. We're not a perfect country, but the values on which we were founded are the greatest values: ALL men are created equal, inherent rights, self-governance, freedom of speech, freedom of religion - where else in the world have these values been championed? We have so much to...