Bill Mahoney has been active as a parent resisting the affirmation-only model of gender medicalization after his cancer-stricken son became ensnared in the trans contagion while in college. He was among the parents profiled in the indie documentary film "Dead Name" (released in December 2022) which explores how gender ideology upends families.
"Wicked" director Jon Chu discusses the film's deeper themes and how fatherhood impacts his filmmaking.
Amie Ichikawa, a Christian advocate for incarcerated women and founder of Woman II Woman, speaks about the horrors of allowing men to be housed in women's prisons.
Todd Komarnicki discusses his new movie, “Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin,” a film about the German pastor and theologian who stood against the Nazi regime.
Former NFL star and author Benjamin Watson highlights the importance of men understanding their role regarding the abortion issue and encourages them to stand up for life.
"Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson talks cancel culture and his new book, "Uncanceled: Finding Meaning and Peace in a Culture of Accusations, Shame, and Condemnation."
Johnnie Moore shares powerful stories of religious oppression.
Actor John Rhys-Davies discusses "A Christmas Carol" and its themes of transformation, compassion and redemption and its connection to "The Lord of the Rings."
Chaplain Brandon Moore opens up about why he wanted to honor his fellow chaplains in the new documentary "Fighting Spirit."
Amie Ichikawa, founder of the incarcerated women’s rights group Woman II Woman, speaks about the horrific abuse and assaults women in California prisons are facing at the hand of men who identify as transgender.
