Lifebeat

This week to discuss our recent Legislative Day event that was held in Lansing. We also take a deep dive into the U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion leak and how it is impacting the media, states, and our work.

We interview our new Right to Life of Michigan Faith Outreach Coordinator, Thom Powell. Thom shares about his new role and why he decided to make prolife work into a career.

This feature takes a deep dive into the life of Terri Schiavo and how her husband and society ultimately condemned her death because of her disability.

Right to Life of Michigan staff discuss the prolife laws that Flordia, Oklahoma, and Kentucky recently enacted. We also did a "Things Pro-aborts Say" segment featuring a tweet on about a cake celebrating abortion and a children's proabortion book.

This week we discuss the lawsuit that Governor Whitmer filed, the pro-abortion petition activities, the D.C. police department refusing to investigate fully developed aborted babies found, and the bill in Califorinia that legalizes infanticide.

This week is the third epsiode in our Multicultural Outreach Series. Men from the Black, Hispanic, and Chaldean community join us to discuss the importance of prolife men in their communities.

This week we discuss the road bumps that the pro-abortion coalition ran into while trying to get their petition for the abortion amendment approved. We also dicussed the Supreme Court nominee hearing that included prolife topics and asked some very important questions to consider.

This week we take a deep dive into the abortion amendment that is being proposed by pro-abortion advocates in Michigan. We discuss the language of the amendment and how it will impact Michigan women, children, families, and citizens.

This week we discuss how the Hyde Amendment was victorious by making it into this years federal budget, the pro-aborts officially launching their ballot proposal campaign, and the strange cicumstances of abortion facilties delivering the abortion pill through a car dealership/pharmacy in Michigan.

We discuss President Biden's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Senate voting down an abortion bill, and Texas voting in their midterms.

This week is the second episode in our Multicultural Outreach Series. Men from the Black, Hispanic, and Chaldean community join us to discuss the importance of prolife men in their communities.

We discuss the Michgan House bill that was passed banning fetal research on aborted babies, the pro-abortion ballot proposal and there recent bump in the road, and how states across the U.S. are gearing up for the Roe v. Wade decision by supporting abortion bans.

This feature is a deep dive into the tragic story of Keisha and Nicole Atkins, sisters who were experimented on, manipulated, and killed by the Abortion Industry.

We discuss Black Histroy Month, the Olympics and China's dilemma, and end with a segment of "Things Pro-aborts Say."

This week our Multicultural Outreach Department sits down and hears the experiences and thoughts of prolife women who work with abortion minded families around Michigan.

This week we discuss the official language of the ballot proposal that was approved on Wednesday. We also discuss the annual D.C. March for Life and local events and end the epsiode with a segment of "Things Pro-aborts Say."

This week we take a deep dive into the prenatal screening industry that was recently exposed by the New York Times.

We discuss the ballot proposal that was filed today by several pro-abortion groups to repeal Michigan's abortion ban. We also mention a few news stories that show just how corrupt the abortion industry truly is.

This weekend we discuss the passing of Sarah Weddington, the lawyer who won Roe v. Wade. We also discuss Bill Gate's latest project of paying reporters in Europe to support abortion, and we end with a segment of "Things Proaborts Say."

We discuss Illinois repealing their parental consent law, how social security is in jeopardy from low birth rates, and how Planned Parenthood continues to spread lies. We end the episode by remembering how horrible King Herod is to leave you with some Christmas cheer.