Podcast appearances and mentions of destiny herndon

Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa is the Founder and President of New Wave Feminists. She's written for America Magazine, The Berkley Forum at Georgetown University, and a raucous series of Improbable Hagiographies for the Catholic Herald. She joins is to talk about the work of New Wave Feminists, and particularly about their Stellar Shelter on the US/Mexico border.

I know there are stereotypes associated with feminism. When you say that word, it can be a word that is polarizing to some people. They already have their mind made up on what that stands for. But we're about to change some minds today with Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa, she's with New Wave Feminists.

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Before listening to this episode, we suggest listening to Destiny's first apperance on this show on Season 5, Episode 4 titled "Pro-life, whole-life". You can find it here (https://sss.fireside.fm/77) or wherever you are listening to this podcast Do you believe that all human beings should live free of violence for the duration of their lives? Because of that belief do you think abortion is wrong? Do you desire to renew culture so that life is sustained and nurtured due to the precious gift that it is? I sat down with New Wave Feminist's Destiny Herndon De La Rosa to discuss life Post Roe. It's a thoughtful, moving, emotional 50 minutes. Destiny's life's work is creating a world where abortion is unnecessary and unthinkable. Here she shares her thoughts on the latest ruling and guides us towards what's next. Find out more about New Wave Feminists at https://www.newwavefeminists.com/home and check out the article Destiny wrote discussed in the interview here https://churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/the-bigger-vision-of-a-world-without-roe-v-wade/. Subscribe/Rate Never miss out on an episode by subscribing to our channel here (https://m.youtube.com/c/AllisonSullivan?sub_confirmation) Help other people find the show by sharing this video on your social media. Thanks! Connect with Allison:

With the Supreme Court poised to overturn Roe v Wade this month, Dan speaks with Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa of New Wave Feminists, a pro-life feminist organization focused on addressing the issues that make motherhood a difficult proposition for many women in America. In this conversation, we explore the nuances of a complex issue that's too often made out to be black and white. You can learn more about Destiny's organization at www.newwavefeminists.com For an overview of the polling behind the issue, check out the May 5 episode of YDHTY. Sign up for YDHTY's weekly newsletter for commentary on this episode and other issues of the day at  www.ydhty.com/news

Its the night before one of the biggest national marches and we are live with Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa founder of the pro-life organization New Wave Feminists.We are gonna fantasize a little and see what Destiny would do differently if she organized the March for Life. Who would be the speakers? What route would we take to the Supreme Court?On a serious note Pro-life people need to stop____ and start____. We will let Destiny fill in the blanks.All this and more!

With the Supreme Court on the verge of overturning Roe v. Wade, questions emerge concerning the state of our society and the ability of mothers to participate fully, therein. Here to talk about that whole life is the founder of New Wave Feminists — Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa. Follow her and NWF on Twitter (i.e., @DestinyHDLR, @NWFproTX) and read more about her work here.   Episode produced by Josh Deng, with music from Vexento. A Special Thanks to Nick and Ashley Barnett for their contribution in making this podcast possible.

In this episode of the Arable Podcast, Jenna and Kimberly sit down with Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa, founder of New Wave Feminists, to discuss her work as an advocate and community leader as well as explore topics such as  consistent life ethic (whole-life ethic), nuanced dialogue, how to honor all parties by keeping each person's humanity in focus, and working towards goals by make the things unnecessary.   Information for our Guests and Hosts: Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa Instagram: @newwavefeminists Facebook: New Wave Feminists Twitter: @newwavefeminists Website: www.NewWaveFeminists.com , www.HaznosValer.com   You can find us at: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ArablePodcast Instagram: @arablepodcast Instagram: @TheJennaMountain Instagram: @TheKimberlyGalindo Website: www.arablepodcast.com

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I have often referred to carving a "third way" on this podcast; since I was very young I've tried very hard to live authentically and have so often felt unable to do so within the systems around me. This has been especially true politically because, as a Catholic, I consider my final allegiance to God and His Church. Of course, I'm a law abiding, tax-paying citizen of the United States, and I do not take for granted the privilege and freedom that comes with that. Still, I have felt constrained and disempowered by the American political system ever since I was too young to vote, because there was no party to which I could belong that upheld the values consistent with my faith. Now, I thought quite hard about whether to quote/unquote "make this podcast political," but I quote Jonathan Lee Walton in Episode 5, saying, "one can't make moral claims that don't have political implications," and that's where I think I land when I consider whether to discuss politics in our time together. If you want to know more about where I'm coming from in terms of politics, listen to Episode 5 from this season. This week's episode fills in a bit of the picture I sketched there: my guest, Destiny Herndon de la Rosa and I discuss a "third way" in terms of pro-life politics and what it means to ascribe to a consistent life ethic. And with Destiny's organization, New Wave Feminists, I think I've found a place to fit in, politically. A content warning for this episode: in this conversation, we mention sexual assault, teen pregnancy, and abortion. If you're not in danger of being triggered by these topics, join us to consider a "third way" of thinking about the pro-life cause, immigration, and the development of a nonviolent culture of life.

Being pro-life and being a hardcore feminist isn't easy but it is possible. Destiny of Newwavefeminists.com brings the style and grace on a mission to promote a consistent pro-life ethic. We talk new school prolife movements and Josh shares his old school pro life follies. Follow her @destinynwf and her work with @newwavefeminists

We love how Destiny is redefining feminism and valuing unborn lives. She started a pro-life feminist organization called New Wave Feminists, is doing amazing work at the border, and has so many wonderful ideas about how to serve locally, too! She is a passionate world changer and you won’t want to miss this Amy Ford, Embrace Grace, Help Her Be Brave episode!

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Marcia has an interview with the Queen Mother herself, Destiny Herndon-DeLaRosa of New Wave Feminists. (Parental Warning: this is PG-13) The ladies also talk about the weather and one last offertory before we head out for a while! Offertory:•Destiny: All the comedy and Pro-Life Feminist documentary on You Tube (soon to be free!) •Marcia: Buying groceries (hay comical en la casa!), overnight oats, Binge Mode: Harry Potter, and Joy Cuff bracelets (www.joycuff.com) or on Amazon• Shannon: Playing board games and making intentional life changes for Lent Please make sure you listen to our special Black History Month series: Echos of Hope starting on February 1st. Email us: plaidskirtsandbasicblack@gmail.comFollow us: @psbbpodcasts, Destiny @newwavefeminists, Marcia @stylishlycia, and Shannon @teamquarterblack

Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa is so compelling to listen to. Get her started about being a pro-life feminist and you’ll just want to keep asking questions — so I did (which is why this interview is so long!) She’s not your average pro-lifer. The girl balks at political Parties (she’s an Independent), doesn’t go to church (“agnostic”) and is pro-life from wombxa to tomb — focusing on everyone from the most vulnerable unborn babies to men on death row to the men, women and children in detainment camps in the border right now. A few weeks ago, Destiny’s organization “New Wave Feminists” spearheaded an effort that brought together more than 50 pro-life groups to bring necessary personal hygiene and baby products to families being kept in detainment camps along the Southern borders. Widespread reports said families didn’t have enough diapers, toothbrushes, shampoo — and more. Pro-lifers made it clear they stand for all life — be it the unborn or the mom and her child trying to find a better life in the United States. Destiny is my favorite spokeswoman for the pro-life cause because she expertly articulates the reason we are struggling with it so much these days: Dehumanization is the root of every single societal ill that we have. Dehumanization breeds more dehumanization — and the only anecdote to that is to humanize others. Destiny and her friends brought over $100,000 worth of items to the border, delivering their load alongside the pro-life Catholic nuns taking care of people nearby. They had no help from Members of Congress (these happened to be Democrats, but we’ve no doubt it would have been bipartisan busy-ness) standing around nearby, too involved in their own press opportunities to help out. In this interview, we discuss what it means to be a pro-life feminist, to respect ALL life and how we can work towards a world where abortion is unnecessary and unthinkable. Listen in if you want a thoughtful conversation about what all that means. What we talked about: * New Wave Feminists* Destiny at the border* My Facebook Live interview with Destiny about the Women’s March* Resisting Throw-Away Culture* The Moth podcast Connect with Destiny: * Facebook* Twitter* Instagram Recent Episodes: * The Truth About Civility with Alexandra Hudson* Spicy Taking and Baby Making with Bethany Mandel* The Rise of a CNN Superstar: S.E. Cupp is Unfiltered

Ep #67! Destiny Herndon-DeLaRosa of New Wave Feminists joins us to talk about abortion, the crisis at the border, and what it is like being a pro-life feminist. She also talks about being kicked out of the Woman's March for not supporting abortion. Tweet us @romancircuspod, @heyitsmattbaker, @zacmabry Email us podcast@romancircusblog.com Find us on itunes. Rate and review us if you want. You can also find us on podbean, stitcher, google play. Patreon.com/romancircuspod

Isn't "feminism" synonymous with "pro-choice"? How can we respond to common feminist arguments for abortion like "my body my choice"? All this and more in today's episode! Our guest is Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa, Founder and President of New Wave Feminists, a consistent life ethic activist group that stands against abortion and other crimes against human dignity by promoting true non-violent empowerment for women & children. Resources: New Wave Feminists: Website - link Facebook - link Instagram - link Twitter - link Support respite services for families at the border (Humanitarian Respite Center in McAllen, TX) with NWF - link

In the episode, Will sits down with Feminist activist Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa from New Wave Feminists to discuss the abortion issue and how that intersects with womens' equality.  

We explore dark and the light of pro-life movements, from an update on crisis pregnancy centers in the Seattle area of a re-edit of a conversation with Destiny Herndon de la Rosa of New Wave Feminism. Photo by Tessa Rampersad on Unsplash

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In this episode of "Connecting the Dots" host Mark Shea talks with Destiny Herndon-de la Rosa about her work with New Wave Feminists in opposing abortion and about her decision to vote for Democrat Beto O'Rourke in 2018. She also talks about the need for the prolife movement to make converts, not burn heretics.

This week we speak with Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa, national speaker, hardcore pro-life activist, and founder of New Wave Feminists. In this podcast, Anthony and Destiny discuss how rejection, suffering, and doubt have played a role in Destiny’s journey as an activist. Destiny talks about her insecurities as a public figure and how she’s adopted the role of misfit throughout her life. Anthony and Destiny both share about moments when they’ve encountered God during their darkest hours, and how their spiritual journeys have been shaped by both moments of serious faith and serious doubt. Destiny isn’t afraid to get real and also shares about her experience of God as an agnostic and about her struggle with alcoholism.

Tony sits down this week to talk about what really matters with mom, wife, secular feminist, and pro life advocate Destiny Herndon de-la Rosa. Tony realized as they were preping for the interview that he and Destiny actually went to High School together, and they even had some friends in common, but never met. Now Destiny is one of the most powerful voices in the secular prolife feminist movement. Destiny has had an amazing journey and live and it was a blas to talk with her. This is part of a two part series on understanding feminism, so we invited Claire Swinarski of The Catholic Feminist Podcast to join us as cohost for this episode and the next. Check out Destiny's work at New Wave Feminist. (https://www.newwavefeminists.com/) Or listen to Claire's Podcast over at The Catholic Feminist Podcast. (https://www.thecatholicfeministpodcast.com/shownotes/) If you want to talk about what you took away from this week's conversation please join our Facebook group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/ThresholdDiscussion Destiny shares why you should be ProLife from a shearly scientific perspective over on our patreon page https://www.patreon.com/thethresholdpodcast Check out Catholic Balm Co over and use the code KNOCKKNOCK to get 10% off. https://catholicbalm.co/ We talk about the follow books, people, or things. We also have great new music for our show from Joe Garofalo. You can find his site over at https://www.joegarofalomusic.com

The self proclaimed "man-made feminist", Destiny Herndon de la Rosa is a force to be reckoned with.... and not just because she sports fabulously purple hair that gives the illusion she possesses unicorn magic. This lady is fierce and outspoken with it comes to speaking out about being consistently PRO LIFE on ALL matters. All lives matter - she'll tell you, regardless of age, race, creed, or social ranking. She states on her website: "It's a belief that all human beings should be free from violence for the duration of their lifetime. That means we're anti-war, anti-death penalty, anti-torture; and we extend this philosophy to our earliest moments of existence by also being anti-abortion." Destiny is the President and Founder of New Wave Feminist (https://www.newwavefeminists.com/) and recently has participated in the Secular ProLife Documentary, "Pro Life Feminist". You can rent or buy it here: https://lifefem.com/?v=7516fd43adaa Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/leahdarrow)

Destiny is the president and founder of the pro-life feminist group, New Wave Feminists. She describes herself and her cause as Pro-Life, Pro-Woman, and Pro-Education. She lives with her husband and four hilarious children in Dallas Texas. You can find out more about her and her group at https://www.newwavefeminists.com/ Show Outline: -NWF doesn't seek to make abortion banned or illegal like many pro-life groups. It seeks to make it unthinkable and unnecessary by offering women the support and education they need to understand their bodies and have confidence in themselves as women. -How Destiny came to be a pro-woman, pro-lifer. -The capitalistic influences of abortion. -The pervasiveness and almost "trendiness" of women rejecting or downplaying their fertility/biology. -Messages women receive from a young age that have them fearing/rejecting pregnancy and birth and motherhood. -How our culture is set up in such a way that further disadvantages women when they become mothers. -How we treat fertility like an illness. -Our society doesn't recognize the sanctity and vital necessity of child rearing. -Why the abortion industry targets and preys upon the poor. -Emotional, physical, and spiritual ramifications of the violent interruption of pregnancy (a natural bodily process). -How a woman's strengths and super powers are seen as a liability and weakness by women themselves. -Help Assist Her App http://www.helpassisther.com/ My website services: https://www.radiclewomen.us/my-services/ Facebook Group, Radicle Ruminating Women: https://www.facebook.com/groups/230201384228829/ PATREON! Become a patron! https://www.patreon.com/radicle Follow me on instagram! https://www.instagram.com/radiclewomenblog/ Follow me on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/earthmomblog/

Super excited to have Destiny (founder of the New Wave Feminists) on the show. In this episode, we chat about feminism (why women are superheroes, but that doesn't mean men suck), what "new wave" feminism is, the NWF's approach to the pro-life issue, and the women's march on Washington. Thanks again to Destiny for coming on the show!

I think we can all agree that the abortion debate is one about which we all likely have an opinion. With extremists on both sides, it's sometimes hard to consider what the in-between might actually look like. Perhaps ur conversation with New Wave Feminist Founder Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa seems to have navigated us to a place of new-found understanding. Perhaps organizations like her's, pro-life-pro-woman-pro-baby loving ones, will continue to reveal themselves and continue to provide resources to women who find themselves feeling the do the unthinkable because they feel it's unavoidable.