Big wins. Bold strategy. Grassroots power. Go inside the pro-life victories that defined 2025 in Kansas—with the people who helped make them happen. Listen now and help KFL prepare for the battles ahead in 2026. Donate today: https://web.charityengine.net/Podcast_C4

When science ignores ethics, someone has to speak up. In this episode, James Sherley, M.D., Ph.D., talks about key questions being ignored within his area of expertise and lifelong profession, and why his brand-new collaboration with a group of fellow scientists —the Science Alliance for Life and Technology—is so needed in today's world.

Is the abortion industry using one-way tickets to fly and bus vulnerable women into "destination states" like Kansas? Sidewalk counselors say yes—and their day-to-day conversations reveal how these and other industry tactics are driving abortion numbers skyward. Brian Westbrook of Coalition Life shares what his teams are witnessing on the ground and what it's like to stand as the last line of defense for moms and their preborn children.

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What happens when taxpayer dollars stop flowing to abortion giants like Planned Parenthood?

Senior Counsel Denise Burke of Alliance Defending Freedom joins Danielle to unpack the landmark federal action that is freezing Medicaid payments to abortion franchises for an entire year — a giant victory for the pro-life movement.

Denise explains why this change matters far beyond the headlines: how it closes a key funding pipeline for the abortion industry, opens doors for community health centers and pregnancy resource centers, and challenges the long-standing myth that abortion facilities are "essential healthcare."

Together, they explore how states can build on this momentum to strengthen life-affirming medical care, protect women and families, and ensure every dollar truly serves health and hope.

📅 Recorded September 26, 2025

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When best-selling author J.K. Rowling recently announced she's changed her mind about assisted suicide, it made headlines—and for good reason. In this episode, Alex Schadenberg of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition explains why Rowling's warning about the risk of coercion should concern us all. He unpacks who is most vulnerable, how the "assisted dying" movement is expanding globally, and why true compassion means protecting life, not ending it.

Is your retirement fund quietly funding causes you'd never support? Dr. OJ Oleka of the State Financial Officers Foundation joins us to unpack how major investment firms are funneling dollars into anti-life agendas – often without investors ever knowing. Learn how to take back control of your hard-earned money and make your values count.

Kansas college students are boldly standing for life on their campuses.

Hannah (University of Kansas) and Ella (Kansas State University) share how they built their KFL pro-life student chapters, faced opposition, and found courage to keep going, even after the Charlie Kirk tragedy shook the movement.

Want to start a KFL pro-life chapter on your campus? Reach out to kfl@kfl.org for more information.

Find out more about our Community Impact Scholarship Contest. Find details and apply at kfl.org/students

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Next year's Kansas governor's race is already taking shape, and in a crowded field, one candidate stands out for all the wrong reasons. In this episode of On the Right Side of History, we take a closer look at Vicki Schmidt's voting record in the Kansas Legislature - a record that repeatedly opposed commonsense pro-life protections and moved in lockstep with pro-abortion Democrat Laura Kelly, not her fellow Republicans. Join us as we unpack the evidence, expose the contrasts, and explain why we all must dig deeper than campaign slogans to ensure Kansas' next governor is committed to protecting life, faith, and family.