Brave New Us

In this episode, I open up about my personal journey from hormonal contraceptives to finding my faith within the Catholic Church. My relentless pursuit of truth led me to a profound understanding of Catholic doctrine, culminating in my conversion and a renewed commitment to my beliefs. Join me as I share how contraceptives became my ‘gateway drug' to my home in Christ's one true Church.…Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video!STAY CONNECTEDWebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

In this episode of Brave New Us, we delve into the dual expectations society places on men and the concept of masculinity. We discuss the innate understanding of what it means to be a ‘good man'—characterized by duty, honor, integrity, and sacrifice—and contrast it with the societal pressure to ‘man up' and embody toughness, competitiveness, and stoicism.Joining us is Professor Pearcey, author of “The Toxic War on Masculinity, How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes,” who shares her personal journey and the inspiration behind her controversial book. She challenges the negative portrayal of masculinity in modern culture and offers a fresh perspective on how Christianity provides a balanced view of gender roles.We explore the harmful effects of the so-called ‘toxic masculinity' narrative and discuss how we can better support men in embracing their true roles as protectors, providers, and responsible individuals without succumbing to toxic traits.Tune in to Brave New Us for an insightful conversation that seeks to understand and redefine what it means to be a man in today's world.Connect with Professor Pearcey: https://www.nancypearcey.com/Buy the Book: https://amzn.to/44OP0LY…Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video!STAY CONNECTEDWebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

Welcome to Brave New Us, where we explore the impact of feminism on our lives, akin to fluoride in the water. In this episode, I'm joined by Megan Madden, author of “Mary, Teach Me to Be Your Daughter,” to discuss the essence of femininity and masculinity in our times.Megan, a homeschooling mother and wife to a theology professor, shares her journey of understanding what it means to be a woman today. She delves into the feminine genius, revealing how embracing our God-given qualities can lead to a fulfilling life.We'll unpack why our distinctly female bodies matter, tracing back to the creation story and addressing the modern identity crisis. Join us as we navigate these topics, inspired by Megan's insights and the role of Mary as a model for authentic womanhood.Tune in to this heartfelt conversation on being women who love to be women, and the profound implications it has on marriage, family, and society.Connect with Megan: www.instagram.com/amotherslaceBuy the Book: https://amzn.to/3QR0Gb9…Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video!STAY CONNECTEDWebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

Today's episode is a candid exploration of the Catholic Church's teachings on reproductive technologies. We confront common misconceptions, such as the belief that the Church wants women to have as many children as possible and therefore supports IVF, or that the Church, led by men, cannot empathize with women facing infertility.We delve into the Church's actual stance, advocating for responsible parenthood and natural birth spacing. We discuss why the Church opposes IVF, not just for the sake of women but also for the potential children, emphasizing that while every child has inherent dignity, not all conception methods are morally equal.Join me as we dissect how IVF violates the dignity of the child, the woman, and the sanctity of marriage. We also reveal a lesser-known, ethical, and natural solution to infertility that aligns with the Church's teachings.Tune in to Brave New Us for an enlightening discussion that dispels myths and sheds light on the Church's compassionate approach to complex issues.…Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video!STAY CONNECTEDWebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

In this episode of Brave New Us, I dive into the heated debate over surrogacy following Pope Francis's strong condemnation. The uproar has sparked widespread media critique, revealing a disconnect from the non-religious arguments against surrogacy.I take a closer look at a CNN opinion article that labels the Pope's stance as misogynistic and misinformed, a sentiment echoed across liberal media. I challenge these views by shedding light on the Church's empowering role for women throughout history and its thoughtful approach to legislation.I also reflect on Olivia Morel, an activist born through surrogacy, and her surprising lack of knowledge about the Church's longstanding opposition to surrogacy, established in Donum Vitae. This oversight highlights a broader issue: the Church's need to communicate its positions more effectively.Join me as I explore the moral, societal, and individual implications of surrogacy, informed by the Church's teachings on motherhood, children's rights, and the sanctity of marriage.Listen in to this episode of Brave New Us for a candid conversation on one of the most controversial topics today.…Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video!STAY CONNECTEDWebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of Brave New Us, where we delve into the complex world of fertility treatments through the lens of Catholic bioethics. In this episode, we're joined by John DiCamillo, Ethicist and Personal Consultations Director at the National Catholic Bioethics Center (NCBC). With the moral landscape of fertility interventions becoming increasingly intricate, many Catholics find themselves navigating a maze of questions. IVF is widely acknowledged as problematic, but what about other interventions like gamete intrafallopian transfer or intrauterine insemination? Especially when these methods involve the couple's own gametes, the ethical considerations can be daunting. John brings 12 years of expertise as a full-time ethicist to the table, offering insights into how the NCBC provides guidance on these very issues. Through research, writing, publications, and education, the NCBC stands as a beacon for those seeking clarity in the area of Catholic bioethics. Tune in as Samantha and John discuss the dilemmas faced by couples exploring fertility treatments, the principles that can help discern the morality of different methods, and the invaluable role of personal consultations in addressing these sensitive topics. FREE ethics consultations: https://www.ncbcenter.org/ask-a-question…Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video!STAY CONNECTEDWebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

Welcome to a thought-provoking episode of “Brave New Us,” where we delve into the complexities of transgender ideology. Join us as we sit down with Stephanie Winn, esteemed therapist, producer of the No Way Back documentary, and host of the Some Kind of Therapist podcast, who brings her expertise to the table, discussing the challenges and implications of so-called "affirming" care. In this candid conversation, Stephanie sheds light on the psychological and social dynamics at play, offering insights into how individuals and families navigate these treacherous waters. Whether you're seeking understanding, guidance, or simply curious about the topic, this episode promises to engage and inform. Some Kind of Therapist podcast: / @sometherapist … Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video! STAY CONNECTED Website Instagram FacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

In this episode, I interview Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, an economist, a writer, and a Catholic social conservative. She is the president and founder of the Ruth Institute, a non-profit organization that defends the family and exposes the harms of the sexual revolution. We discuss her critique of the three main ideologies of the sexual revolution: the contraceptive ideology, the divorce ideology, and the gender ideology. We also explore the assumptions and contradictions of these ideologies, and how they affect society, marriage, and the human body. Tune in to hear Dr. Morse's insights and arguments on these important topics.https://ruthinstitute.org/about/dr-morse/… Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video! STAY CONNECTED Website Instagram FacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

Today we expose the shocking truth about the Satanic abortion rituals happening in New Mexico, funded by the state's supposedly Catholic governor. We also challenge the false claim that abortion is the Sacrament of the Left, and explain why it is an act of war against God and life. Finally, we discuss what it means to stand for religious freedom as Christians in a culture that is increasingly hostile to our values. Mentioned in this episode: Gabriel Network Interview Bella O'Neill Interview Gabriel NetworkLove 3 Training (How To Talk About Abortion) SIGN THE PETITION… Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to never miss a video! STAY CONNECTED Website Instagram FacebookTwitterEditorClick here to sign up for our FREE weekly Substack NEWSLETTER!!

Samantha interviews Dr. Christopher Kaczor, a professor of philosophy and the author of The Ethics of Abortion: Women's Rights, Human Life, and the Question of Justice. They discuss some of the most challenging and controversial questions in the abortion debate, such as:Can artificial wombs end the abortion debate?Is your body really your choice when it comes to pregnancy and abortion?How do we engage with feminists about abortion?How do religion and natural law help us argue against abortion?Listen to this episode to learn more about the ethics of abortion and the challenges and opportunities for finding common ground in this controversial issue!As an aside, this and all other interviews really are now available on YouTube! Subscribe now to support the podcast.

It's an unwritten rule: never talk religion or politics. Is it any wonder, then, that abortion is such a hot topic? Pope Francis has affirmed abortion as the preeminent moral issue of our time, but how are we to make headway when we can barely speak civilly with one another? Samantha chats with Bella O'Neill, former JFA intern and prolife advocate and speaker, about her advocacy work on college campuses and how we can learn to speak the truth about abortion in love . Mentioned in this episode: Justice For AllOnline JFA TrainingIt's time to set the record straight. …Now on YouTube! www.youtube.com/@stephensonbioethicsFor exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

The prolife movement is often accused of not doing enough to help pregnant mother in crisis, and the internet is littered with articles denouncing pregnancy centers as illegitimate medical practices seeking to take choices away from women. It's time to set the record straight. Samantha chats with Tiffany Farley, executive director of the Gabriel Network, about how to help pregnant women in crisis and what we can do to put our prolife convictions into action. Mentioned in this episode: Gabriel Network…Now on YouTube! www.youtube.com/@stephensonbioethicsFor exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Samantha chats with Nicole LeBlanc, mother of conjoined twins, about how and why she chose life for her daughters despite mounting pressure to abort from medical professionals. Mentioned in this episode: Nicole on Twitter Hoodliners/Rosary boards …Now on YouTube! www.youtube.com/@stephensonbioethicsFor exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Katy Faust, President of Them Before Us and author of Them Before Us: Why We Need a Global Children's Rights Movement joins Samantha to discuss the tragic ways in which adult designs are made to reign supreme, no matter the cost to the children those decisions effect. Mentioned in this episode: Them Before Us organizationThem Before Us bookChildren of divorce article at The Federalist…Now on YouTube! www.youtube.com/@stephensonbioethicsFor exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Catholic writer and mother Emily Stimpson Chapman shares her journey with infertility, discusses the Church's teachings on embryo donation, and relays her family's experiences with adoption. Mentioned in this episode: Emily's Through a Glass Darkly SubstackSprings in the DesertSprings of LoveHumane Vitae Endow Study…Now on YouTube! www.youtube.com/@stephensonbioethicsFor exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Author and bioethicist Fiorella Nash discusses the dangers of surrogacy, from the health risks to the violation of women and children's rights, to the dark underbelly of the world of human trafficking. God's children are not for sale. Neither are their mothers. Get The Abolition of Woman: https://ignatius.com/authors/fiorella-nash/…Now on YouTube! www.youtube.com/@stephensonbioethicsFor exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Physician and 3-time IVF mama Dr. Susan Caldwell shares her journey, how she stepped away from the world of reproductive technologies, and why women need to look elsewhere for answers about their fertility. Mentioned in this episode: https://www.drsusancaldwell.com/ Mycatholicdoctor.com https://www.ncbcenter.org/ https://popepaulvi.com/…Now on YouTube! www.youtube.com/@stephensonbioethicsFor exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

IVF is fraught with ethical perils, but isn't it the best we have to offer couples struggling with the pain of infertility? If there was something less costly and more effective, we would all know about it, right? Samantha chats with Dr. Monique Ruberu about the trouble with IVF, the beauty of NaPro technology for healing underlying causes of women's health issues, as well as what it truly means to be a pro-life physician.…“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).For exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Is it okay to use abortion-tainted vaccines? What is there's not other alternative? What about all the other treatments being developed using the body parts of aborted fetuses? Samantha chats with Dr. Stacy Trasancos of Children of God for Life to get clarity on Catholic teaching surrounding the use of the unborn in medical research. What she reveals in this interview about the state of embryonic and fetal tissue research in the US is harrowing, a call to all of us to take action. …“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).For exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Congratulations! The line turned pink. Time to celebrate, right? In the world of prenatal testing, we aren't so sure. Samantha chats with Bridget More of the nonprofit Be Not Afraid about the wildly unreliable prenatal testing being used to encourage eugenic abortions, and what really happens when babies are diagnosed with so-called “lethal” conditions in utero. …“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).For exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

In the midst of a culture that is increasingly confused about sexuality, love, life, and our very identity as persons, the Church offers us the truth of who we are.Will we unmask the fundamental lies fueling our culture's attacks on marriage, motherhood, and the family, or stand watch as these pillars of society unravel for future generations?In this episode, hear an advanced preview of Reclaiming Motherhood, the book that equips Catholics to combat our current madness by boldly proclaiming God's vision for our lives. …“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).For exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available for pre-order: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Contraceptives are all about being “safe,” right? If that's true, why is this “essential tool” for women's health causing everything from depression and anxiety to blood clots and strokes? Samantha talks with journalist and editor of Natural Womanhood, Grace Emily Stark, to get the real stats on how hormonal contraceptives are effecting women's health, alternative methods of family planning, and what we can do to get the word out about the deception in the world of women's health. Learn more about the risks of hormonal contraceptives and find alternative methods of family planning at NaturalWomanhood.com, or connect with Grace on her website GraceEmilyStark.com. …“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).For exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available for pre-order: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

The Sexual Revolution promised equality for women, lifting up contraception and abortion as essential tools to even the playing field. A generation later, is that what we've inherited?Samantha sits down with author Leah Jacobson to discuss the rotten fruits of the feminist tree to uncover what women really need for full flourishing as women in society, and why that means embracing our bodies rather than muting some of our greatest capabilities.You can purchase Leah's book Wholistic Feminism: Healing the Identity Crisis Caused by the Women's Movement, connect on Instagram, or visit her website at http://www.leahajacobson.com/.…“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).For exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.Now available for pre-order: Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone MadConnect: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

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Podcast host Samantha Stephenson shares her son's birth story, how and why hospital staff refused her husband access and separated mother and baby at birth despite lacking any evidence of illness. …“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).For exclusive updates or to support the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at www.faithandbioethics.com.

Over the course of this season, we’ve explored the science of changing our genetics, asking which characteristics we ought to change, and why. Who gets to decide? Left to our own devices, do we really understand what’s important about ourselves? If we use genetic editing to “improve” ourselves or our children, will it have the impact we think it will?Guests appearing in the episode:Shannon EvansShannon Evans is the author of Embracing Weakness: The Unlikely Secret to Changing the World, and writes the Everyday Ignatian column for Jesuits.org. Her passion is opening up deeper waters of contemplation so that our experience of the Divine grows further loving and curious rather than static and complacent. Shannon, her husband Eric, and their five children make their home in central Iowa. You can find Shannon at www.shannonkevans.com.Fr. Nicanor Austriaco, PhDFr. Nicanor Austriaco, O.P., is a Dominican priest and a professor at Providence College, RI. His areas of expertise are the biology of cancer, aging, and programmed cell death, health care ethics and bioethics in the Catholic tradition, and philosophical and theological implications of modern evolutionary theory.Special Thanks:Lauren Klingman, Mackenzie Kim“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).…For exclusive updates, sign up for our email newsletter at bravenewuspodcast.com, and listen to full interviews at patreon.com/bravenewus.

A life filled with suffering isn’t worth living. That’s what we’re told, right? That ending a life is a compassionate choice. As the Netherlands expand their program of euthanasia for children, we need to explore these assumptions that it’s okay to let suffering have the last word.In this episode, author and speaker Mary Lenaburg shares her experience caring for her severely disable daughter Courtney, and what over 20 years of accompanying her taught her about bearing her cross with joy.Guests appearing in the episode:Mary LenaburgMary Lenaburg is a writer, speaker, wife and mother sharing her witness and testimony to groups of all ages about God’s Redeeming love and that faith is the courage to want what God wants for us, even if we cannot see where the path leads. Acceptance + Trust = Unimaginable Joy. Mary is the author of the award-winning book “Be Brave in the Scared: How I Learned to Trust God During my Most Difficult Days” published by Ave Maria Press. She and her husband have been happily married for 32 year, finding joy among the ashes having lost their disabled daughter Courtney in 2014. They live in Northern Virginia with their grown son Jonathan. She continues to embrace her father’s advice: “Never quit, never give up, never lose your faith. It’s the one reason you walk this earth. For God chose this time and place just for you, so make the most of it.” You can find Mary at www.marylenaburg.com.Special Thanks:Lauren Klingman, Mackenzie Kim“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).…For exclusive updates, sign up for our email newsletter at bravenewuspodcast.com, and listen to full interviews at patreon.com/bravenewus.

Every life has value, right? What about those who don’t appear able to value their own lives? What about infants whose brief existence is filled with suffering? Can we say that God has a purpose even for them?Guests appearing in the episode:Dr. Erica SalterErica K. Salter, PhD is an Associate Professor of Health Care Ethics and Pediatrics and the director of the PhD program in Health Care Ethics at Saint Louis University and the vice chair of the Ethics Committee at Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital. Her research uncovers and examines the assumptions underlying current dominant concepts in clinical ethics, especially pediatric clinical ethics and clinical ethics consultation with the aim of improving health care decision-making for patients, families and providers. She lives in St. Louis, MO with her husband, Jake, and two kids, Jonah (6) and Leo (3).Special Thanks:Lauren Klingman, Mackenzie Kim“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGardardt.com).…For exclusive updates, sign up for our email newsletter at bravenewuspodcast.com, and listen to full interviews at patreon.com/bravenewus.

When we imagine that some people endure “special” kinds of suffering, we alienate one another. We leave people isolated when what we actually need is each other.I wanted to explore something Mary shared in the last episode, about this lie that the lives of the disabled are “impossibly hard.” What is it like for families coping with disabilities? What are the solutions we offer them now? Is erasing the disability something they even want, or are they asking for something else?Guests appearing in the episode:Dr. Erica SalterSpecial Thanks:Lauren Klingman, Mackenzie Kim“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).…For exclusive updates, sign up for our email newsletter at bravenewuspodcast.com, and listen to full interviews at patreon.com/bravenewus.

Is it possible to talk about healing a genetic disability without in some way discounting the value of the people who live with these disorders? What will the world be like for people with disabilities as these populations continue to shrink? Is eliminating disability even a worthwhile goal?Guests appearing in the episode:Mary Forr SzochMary Forr Szoch is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame where she majored in political science and philosophy. After graduation, Mary received her Masters in Education from Notre Dame through the Alliance for Catholic Education. Mary has taught high school and middle school and has founded a non-profit for adults with special needs. In 2016, Mary became the Director of Life Issues for the Archdiocese of Washington, and in 2019, Mary became the Manager of Catholic Policy and Advocacy and Director of the DC Catholic Conference where she responds to all local legislation impacting the Archdiocese of Washington.Special Thanks:Lauren Klingman, Mackenzie Kim“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerdardt.com).…For exclusive updates, sign up for our email newsletter at bravenewuspodcast.com, and listen to full interviews at patreon.com/bravenewus.

This season on Brave New Us, we’re exploring the field of genetics, its human applications, and the ethical question that arise when we think about using this knowledge to alter the building blocks of who we are.In this episode, we explore the idea of using this technology to heal an existing condition. What would that mean for the patients involved? Is there something about our genetics that is intrinsic to us, that we wouldn’t want to change?Guests appearing in the episode:Emily DeArdoEmily DeArdo is a Catholic author whose first book, Living Memento Mori: My Journey Through the Stations of the Cross, was published by Ave Maria Press this past January. She was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF), an incurable genetic disease, when she was 11 years old, and recently celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of her double lung transplant. You can find Emily at emilymdeardo.comSpecial Thanks:Lauren Klingman, Mackenzie Kim“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt.…For exclusive updates, sign up for our email newsletter at bravenewuspodcast.com, and listen to full interviews at patreon.com/bravenewus.

This season on Brave New Us, we’re exploring the field of genetics, its human applications, and the ethical question that arise when we think about using this knowledge to alter the building blocks of who we are.In this episode, we explore the research on genetic editing. Where are we now? Does what we might able to do with genetic editing justify what we need to do to get there? If not, where does that leave us?Guests appearing in the episode:Fr. Nicanor Austriaco, PhDSpecial Thanks:Lauren Klingman, Mackenzie Kim“All Will Be Well” original tack by Jessica Gerhardt.…For exclusive updates, sign up for our email newsletter at bravenewuspodcast.com, and listen to full interviews at patreon.com/bravenewus.

This season on Brave New Us, we’re exploring the field of genetics, its human applications, and the ethical question that arise when we think about using this knowledge to alter the building blocks of who we are.First up, we take a look at human enhancement. What are some of the ways this technology might be able to improve our capabilities or help us ensure that our children have particular characteristics, and why, just maybe, we ought to be cautious about doing so.…Guests appearing in the episode:Fr. Andrea Vicini, PhDFr. Nicanor Austriaco, PhD“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt (JessicaGerhardt.com)For exclusive updates, sign up for our email newsletter at bravenewuspodcast.com, and listen to full interviews at patreon.com/bravenewus.

Explore bioethics in the light of faith with Samantha Stephenson. Listen to the trailer now.STAY CONNECTED Find us at bravenewuspodcast.com or follow along on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Stay connected via email updates.