The vilification of men on social media has gotten so out of control that some women are openly talking about aborting their babies simply because they're boys. As a new boy mom, I cannot imagine letting my child's gender determine the value of his life. But when other mothers started pushing back, the response was even more disturbing.

Reagan Conrad

Reported by Reagan

Man-Hating Has Reached A New Low

Streaming made watching movies at home easier than ever. But even with endless options on our own couches, people are still choosing to buy a ticket and head to the theater. What keeps us coming back, and can Hollywood give us enough reasons to keep showing up?
As with so many of our cultural habits, I think going to the movies means more than we realize. Let’s dive in!

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The Real Reason Movie Theaters Are Making a Comeback

Reality dating shows seem to have lost the plot when it comes to finding lasting love. With Chris Harrison returning for The Vow, I wanted to explore whether a show centered on faith and commitment could offer something The Bachelor has been missing and if it will actually live up to those values.

Is This Show the Next Bachelor?

Women have been told we can do it all: build a career, raise a family, and keep a home without anything having to give. But becoming a mom got me thinking about what "having it all" actually costs us. When did doing it all become the expectation, and why is admitting we can’t so controversial?

The Lie Sold To Women

We've somehow accepted that putting on a headband and wearing very little counts as a Halloween costume. But it got me thinking about how we went from bedsheet ghosts to "sexy" versions of just about everything. When did sex appeal become the whole point, and what does that say about our culture?

The Real Reason Halloween is So Slutty

Shane Gillis made a joke about women's gym clothes, and the internet did not take it well. But the reactions got me thinking about how revealing gym wear has become and why questioning it seems to be off limits. Are we really just dressing for ourselves, or is it time to be honest about what we wear and why?

Was Shane Gillis' Gym Joke a Little Too Accurate?

We have truly lost the plot when it comes to dressing well. I wanted to explore when the idea of "dress to impress" became an antiquated idea and if it’s possible to revive the lost art of dressing up.

Why You Don't Care About What You Wear

James Talarico talks a lot about his Christian faith, but the more I hear his theology, the more questions I have. Is his faith shaping his politics, or are his politics shaping his faith? And what does this say about what’s being preached from pulpits across the country?

What Gospel Is James Talarico Preaching?

Hollywood is following (or setting) the creepy trend of mommy monsters with two new movies coming out. One movie, Verity stars Anne Hathaway as an alleged killer. Other Mommy, stars Jessica Chastain as a demonic entity that looks like just a child’s real life mother. What does this bizarre trend say about society at large?

These Movies Are Horrifying for All the Wrong Reasons

The wedding industry is officially out of control. It seems like by the day there is a new thing that you "need" to do, but it wasn’t always this way. So it got me thinking: What did a wedding used to look like, and how has Gen Z responded to this growing frustration?

Gen Z's Response to the INSANE Wedding Industry

The Cornell 7 case opens up an important conversation around consent, morality, and normalized behavior on college campuses across the nation. While all the details of Jane Doe’s story are still being investigated, what we know for certain is that there is a culture on many campuses that is ripe for danger.

The Dark Side of College Party Culture

Today I wanted to share some observations I have been noticing as a new mom. Is too much information a bad thing? Are objective truths controversial? Can an infant and mother be "too" attached? Is society normalizing things that should have never been normal. We chat about all that and more in today’s episode!

Can I Do One Mom Thing Without a Debate?

Millennials spent the last decade dominating the design of households across America with an aesthetic coined "millennial gray." But now, as Gen Z enters the phase of homeownership, we’re rejecting boring trends in favor of a much more lived-in, colorful look.

As with so much of art, I think these choices speak to something even deeper within our culture. Let’s dive in!

Gen Z is Bringing Color Back to America’s Decor

After deep diving into the craziness of the fast fashion industry, many people are looking for solutions. My best advice? Thrifting. I thought it would be fun to give you my best thrift tips if you want to try to score some cool finds on a budget!

The Thrift Store Is Our New Mall

Clothes didn’t always fall apart after a few washes. Over the years, trends have gotten faster, fabrics have gotten thinner, and finding clothes that last has become a challenge. I wanted to explore the rise of fast fashion and why finding a decent T-shirt feels like asking too much. Let’s dive in.

You’re Not Crazy... Clothes Are Getting Worse

Women are being oppressed and losing all of their rights. They are asking us to be their voice. We in the West have a responsibility to talk about it, even when it’s uncomfortable to confront the realities of Islam. Let’s dive in.

The Oppression Western Women Refuse to Name

The story behind kratom is far from over. After our first deep dive, several states have moved to ban or heavily restrict it. It turns out the rabbit hole goes much deeper.

A huge shout-out to Dean and Cameron from End Kratom Addiction for sharing their stories with us.

To learn more about the dangers of kratom and find additional resources, visit: https://www.endkratomaddiction.org

What Happened After We Exposed Kratom

Our country will never be the same after the death of Charlie Kirk. A year later, I have been reflecting on what I learned, and what we need to never forget.

Charlie Kirk's Death Changed How I see Everything

Trends on social media reward mothers who post disparagingly about their families under the guise of being "real" and "relatable." Or worse, they post videos of themselves making their kids cry just to be funny and get views. It’s a bizarre trend that needs to stop.

When Did Hating Your Kids Become Content?

It’s easy to be nice. It’s not always easy to be kind. Today, I wanted to deep dive into some thoughts I’ve been wrestling with regarding how we are supposed to navigate this culture as Christians who are called to be both kind and truth-tellers.

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