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Dear JaneAuthor: Scott Baker & Marcie Little
This podcast brings together pro-life leaders and individuals of all stripes to have meaningful conversations about the issue of life. How do we tackle the massive injustice of abortion while keeping the abortion-minded woman at the forefront of our considerations? How do we hold heartbreak, anger, and compassion close to our hearts to minister to everyone impacted by abortion? How do we work with others with whom we differ ideologically on every other issue except the issue of abortion to promote a culture of life? These are just some of the questions we wrestle with on our Dear Jane podcast. The other side only wants to highlight our differences, but we want to talk with people in the movement about what unites us. Dear Jane focuses on the one thing we can all agree on: the sanctity of every human life. Dear Jane will host the hard conversations, ask the tough questions, and acknowledge our differences while always keeping in mind our shared beliefs. Tune in to listen to heartfelt conversations and learn more about what your place in the pro-life movement may be! Language: en Genres: News, News Commentary, Philosophy, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Has the Pro-Life Movement Lost Its Focus?
Thursday, 30 July, 2026
The pro-life movement is not having one conversation right now. It has several, and they do not always agree with each other.Scott and Marcie discuss the Massachusetts bill that would allow abortion up to birth and the question it raises about messaging: As the movement has shifted its focus toward the mother, has it made a strategic mistake by stepping back from talking about the baby? They discuss fetal pain—what it is, how it shapes the conversation, and why some in the movement have moved away from talking about it.They also examine the California lawsuit in which the state's attorney general is seeking more than $20 million and a permanent gag order against Heartbeat International and Real Options for telling women about Abortion Pill Reversal. Under oath, the state's own expert witness could not say APR is unsafe, could not say it does not work, and could not support the state's claim that the abortion pill is safer than Tylenol.These conversations are shaping the future of the pro-life movement and raising questions it can no longer avoid.Watch the full episode of Dear Jane.--0:23 — Abortion Up to Birth1:49 — Have We Abandoned the Baby?3:30 — The Fetal Pain Argument4:16 — The Baby Recoils5:40 — The Problem With Subjectivism6:50 — Reorienting Around the Baby7:54 — What's Your Favorite Type of Abortion?9:34 — Equal Protection Explained11:00 — Inside the Movement's Divide13:14 — Unapologetic About the Goal14:12 — Is the Movement Making It Worse?15:00 — Abortion Is Illegal. It's Still Happening.17:10 — History Doesn't Answer 202619:30 — Showing What Abortion Actually Is20:00 — The California Lawsuit21:00 — Coercion and the Feminist Silence21:50 — The Baby Who Almost Wasn't22:40 — The Witness Who Couldn't Back It Up23:50 — Population Control on the Stand24:40 — What If We Just Called It Progesterone?26:00 — APR Is a Choice27:00 — Taking Away the Right to Change Your Mind
