Created or Cloned

Marley Hamon

Join us for a special Madame AG gathering as we welcome a guest speaker for an evening centered on mental health and faith. This will be a space for honest conversation, encouragement, and connection—where you’re reminded that you don’t have to choose between your faith and your feelings. Come be part of a night filled with hope, healing, and meaningful community. 💛

Passivity

Passivity is rarely loud or obvious. More often, it shows up quietly—in delayed decisions, unspoken convictions, and the slow surrender of responsibility we didn’t realize we were handing over. In this episode, we explore what passivity really is, how it takes root in our relationships, faith, and daily rhythms, and why choosing inaction is still a choice with consequences. This conversation is an invitation to examine where we’ve gone numb, where we’ve settled, and what it looks like to step back into intentional living with courage, clarity, and ownership.

Plant It or Pass It

Generational land is a blessing — but it’s also a responsibility. In this episode, we talk honestly about the challenges that arise when families must decide how to pass down what God has entrusted to them. Between tradition, stewardship, calling, and fairness, the path isn’t always clear. We unpack the heart-level tensions and real-life conflicts that can surface when legacy meets reality.

Lab vs. Land

In this episode, we break down the big questions surrounding lab-grown meat—without getting lost in the science. Instead, we explore the ethical and moral conversations shaping its future: What does it mean for farmers? For consumers? For creation and stewardship? Join us as we unpack the values, tensions, and possibilities behind this emerging food technology.

Created or Cloned

Created or Cloned? | The Moral Dilemma of Cloning in Agriculture In this episode of Madame Ag, we take a faith-based look at cloning in agriculture and ask the hard question: When does innovation cross the line into imitation of our Creator? From replicated livestock to engineered genetics, we explore stewardship, sovereignty, and what it really means to honor the Creator in a world that wants control over creation.