Right to Life Radio

667: Do you take EBT??

In this Easter weekend episode of Right to Life Radio, John Gerardi and sidewalk counselor Linda Talia dive into their monthly "Stories from the Sidewalk." They share powerful encounters with families outside Planned Parenthood, including a couple who chose life despite being turned away for prenatal care and a high school student navigating the decision between adoption and parenting. The conversation explores the realities of Planned Parenthood's business model, the decline of local adoptions, and the hidden societal costs of abortion. Later, John and Jonathan Keller discuss the conclusion of the legal saga surrounding David Daleiden and reflect on the impact of his undercover work exposing the fetal tissue trade.

666: Weldon Who?

Is the Trump administration truly pro-life or just half-measures and missed opportunities? John Gerardi breaks down the Weldon Amendment enforcement, California's relentless expansion of abortion access, and the Trump team's refusal to act on the abortion pill. Featuring Jonathan Keller, this episode calls balls and strikes on the complex state of the pro-life fight.

665: Chavez Was a Hound Dog at Best

This week on Right to Life Radio, John and Jonathan tackle the disturbing allegations against Cesar Chavez and discuss how abortion has long been a tool for powerful men to cover up abuse. They reflect on the role abortion plays in coercion, share insights from the California March for Life, and preview exciting Right to Life events.

664: That's a Lot of Words to Say I Don't Have a Job

John Gerardi and Jonathan Keller tackle Josh Hawley's push to ban Mifepristone, the Senate filibuster dilemma, and why Congress is stuck when it comes to pro-life legislation. They also cover California's March for Life, shady legislative tactics, and Safe Surrender bills that could actually save babies.

663: Give Your Mom a Chance to Be a Mom (ft. Linda Teliha)

John and Jonathan wade into the thorny debate over "abortion abolitionism" versus "equal protection," exploring the legal, political, and moral implications of prosecuting women who have abortions in the post-Dobbs era. They break down why this approach may be both impractical and counterproductive for the pro-life movement. Later, Linda Teliha joins for "Stories from the Sidewalk," sharing powerful real-life encounters at the Lifehouse outreach center—where simple compassion and support help women choose life for their babies. Hear about baby showers, reconciled families, and the life-saving difference one conversation can make.