Why does abortion stay so deeply rooted in our culture? It’s not just politics or emotions—it’s worldviews. In this episode, pro-life speaker Megan Almon from Stand to Reason joins Scott and Marcie to explore abortion as a worldview issue, shaping everything from IVF and surrogacy to practical pro-life arguments.

Stick around as Scott puts AI to the test. Can ChatGPT guess his worldview? Insightful, thought-provoking, and a must-watch for anyone wanting to understand the bigger picture behind life issues.

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60% of women say they would have chosen life if they had more emotional or financial support. So what happens when that support actually exists?

In this episode of Dear Jane, Scott and Marcie sit down with Karen Czarnecki, Executive Director of the Charlotte Lozier Institute, to unpack the findings of the National Pregnancy Center Report.

We discuss:

• How pregnancy centers measure real impact

• What services women are actually receiving

• How centers maintain integrity and transparency

• The role they play in communities nationwide

The conversation goes beyond headlines and into data, stories, and measurable outcomes. If support changes decisions, this episode matters.

Everyone says the Trump administration was pro-life. But when you actually look at the policies on IVF, the abortion pill, and Planned Parenthood funding, the story gets uncomfortable fast. On today’s Dear Jane Podcast, Scott and Marcie break down what really happened—and ask the question many refuse to: Was the Trump administration protecting life… or quietly weakening it? Fair warning: the facts don’t land where you expect. #prolifenews

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Should women be criminally punished for abortion?

Dear Jane is back for 2026, and Part 2 of this two-part conversation goes straight into one of the most uncomfortable debates inside the pro-life movement. Hosts Scott and Marcie sit down with Clark Forsythe of Americans United for Life to unpack why holding women legally responsible isn’t as simple—or as effective—as some think.

They talk honestly about what’s changed in a post–abortion pill world, why self-managed abortions complicate everything, and which laws actually reduce abortion versus the ones that sound strong but miss the mark. This isn’t theory. It’s history, law, and real-world consequences—all on the table.

If you’ve ever wondered where accountability should land, how women are truly impacted, or where the movement goes from here… this episode is for you.

Guest: Clark Forsythe, Senior Counsel, Americans United for Life

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Dear Jane is back for 2026, and hosts Scott and Marcie are diving straight into one of the most controversial debates in the pro-life movement. In Part 1 of a two-part series, they sit down with constitutional attorney Bradley Pierce, President of the Foundation to Abolish Abortion, who argues that our laws should hold women criminally responsible for abortion.

This episode tackles hard questions about justice, deterrence, and whether current laws are actually ending abortion. Next week, Scott and Marcie return with Clark Forsythe of Americans United for Life to make the case against criminalization in Part 2.

Guest: Bradley Pierce – President, Foundation to Abolish Abortion

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Some states are stepping up to protect life. Others are trying to silence it. Across the country, pregnancy centers and pro-life organizations are being hit with unconstitutional laws designed to shut them down.

In this episode, Peter Breen from the Thomas More Society breaks down the legal threats facing pro-life efforts and how they're fighting back. It's a clear look at the battle ahead and how the movement plans to win.

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Abortion isn’t just a political debate—it’s a biblical mandate for the Church to address. Pastor Eric Jones, founder of Pro-Life Pastors, joins us to share why defending life is a Gospel issue. From the pulpit to the public square, we discuss why pastors must speak boldly on abortion and equip their congregations to stand for life with truth and compassion.

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What happens when a state removes every restriction on abortion — and bans life-saving alternatives? Welcome to Colorado, where abortion is virtually unregulated and Abortion Pill Reversal is now illegal. In this episode, we go deep inside one of America’s most extreme abortion battlegrounds.

Rich Bennett, President and CEO of Life Network in Colorado Springs, joins us to reveal what it’s like to run a pro-life pregnancy center in a state that’s become a magnet for out-of-state abortions. As abortion pills flood Colorado, Rich shares how his team is holding the line — adapting, innovating, and offering hope where it’s needed most. This is the frontlines of the life movement. Don’t miss this raw and powerful conversation from ground zero in the abortion debate.