She's been through it herself and she doesn't believe women should be prosecuted for abortion. In this episode of Dear Jane, post-abortive advocate Victoria Robinson sits down with Scott and Marcie to debate why she believes criminalizing women misses the deeper realities behind abortion decisions. Drawing from her own story and years of working with post-abortive women, Victoria unpacks the role of coercion, shame, guilt, and accountability in the abortion debate.In this episode:-Why Victoria opposes criminalizing women for abortion-What coercion really looks like behind abortion decisions-How guilt shapes the experience of post-abortive women-Whether criminalization would actually protect preborn children🎙️ Guest: Victoria Robinson — post-abortive advocate and spokesperson for women navigating life after abortion📌 This is Part 1 of 2. Next week, hear the other side: post-abortive leader Breanne Houston explains why she now believes criminalization IS necessary to protect preborn children. Subscribe so you don't miss it.🎧 Listen to Dear Jane wherever you get your podcasts.📩 Have a story to share? Reach out at https://dearjane.org/

What happens to infants who survive abortions? Is infanticide happening in America — and why is nobody talking about it?Olivia Summer, Senior Litigation Counsel with the ACLJ, exposes the legal loopholes, redefined language, and blocked investigations that critics argue allow born-alive infants to die without consequence.⚠️ To be clear: Infanticide is illegal in all 50 states. This episode examines whether legal changes are creating dangerous gaps that allow born-alive infants to die without investigation or consequence.In this episode:• What "infanticide" actually means and what it doesn't• The difference between "comfort care" and lifesaving medical care for abortion survivors• How legal language around "perinatal" death is being rewritten• Why investigations into infant deaths are being blocked• The rise of unsupervised abortion pill use and its deadly consequences• What happens to babies who are born alive after failed abortions👇 ResourcesWebsite: American Center for Law and JusticeYouTube: youtube.com/@OfficialACLJ Instagram: instagram.com/acljofficial Facebook: facebook.com/theACLJX: x.com/ACLJ🔔 Subscribe & turn on notifications!

This week’s headlines are hard to ignore.A newly released DOJ report is raising serious questions about how the FACE Act was used and whether pro-life Americans were unfairly targeted. At the same time, troubling stories out of Canada show patients being encouraged toward euthanasia, even before receiving a full diagnosis.Also, during a recent congressional hearing, one simple question about abortion stopped the conversation cold.Scott and Marcie walk through these stories, what is being said, what is not, and why it all matters right now.Subscribe to Dear Jane for weekly conversations you will not hear anywhere else.

Women are facing abortion alone now more than ever. Today on Dear Jane, Scott and Marcy sit down with Jessica Sifuentes, CEO of Southwest Coalition for Life, to unpack C.A.R.E. Kits, a frontline response for women who have already taken the abortion pill and are left to face the physical and emotional aftermath on their own. Jessica speaks to the reality of at-home abortion, the risks of the abortion pill, abortion pill reversal, and why these kits are sparking debate within the pro-life movement.

The ongoing abortion debate often overlooks the surprising statistics of over a million abortions annually, a fact many Americans are unaware of. This discussion highlights the importance of the pro-life movement in advocating for women's health and bringing these critical numbers to light. It's vital for us to address these issues within the broader context of health care and us news.

The untold side of abortion: men’s experiences, their influence, and the weight they carry long after the decision. They also unpack how a man’s presence and support are indispensable to ending abortion. From the quiet hesitations young men wrestle with to a deeper look at what “Biblical masculinity” really means, this conversation challenges cultural narratives and calls men higher. You’ll hear honest insight on responsibility, identity, and a compelling picture of masculinity.

What happens when a politician invokes the Bible to defend abortion?James Talarico, Texas Senate candidate and self-described Christian, has made waves by claiming the Bible supports abortion and a woman's right to choose. It's a bold claim. But does it hold up under scrutiny?In this episode, Scott and Marcie bring in Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller of Austin, Texas, to do what politicians rarely do: look carefully at what the biblical texts actually say. They walk through Talarico's specific claims, examine the passages he's citing, and explore what faithful biblical interpretation really looks like when the stakes are this high.If you've ever wondered how to respond when Scripture gets invoked in the political and cultural wars, this episode is for you.Find Pastor Wolfmueller online:Website: https://wolfmueller.co/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PastorBryanWolfmuellerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryanwolfmueller/Substack: https://whatnot.substack.com/X: https://x.com/bwolfmuellerFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/wolfmueller/

On today’s Dear Jane Podcast, Scott and Marcie sit down with Dana DiMattia of Virginia for Preborn Justice to break down the proposed Virginia abortion amendment heading to the 2026 ballot. If passed, this constitutional amendment could expand abortion access, remove existing protections, and permanently reshape Virginia law.What does this mean for unborn children, women, and the future of pro-life efforts in Virginia?In this episode, we cover:– The real impact of the Virginia abortion amendment– What “abortion rights” in the constitution actually means– Messaging strategies that could shift public opinion– How the pro-life movement can respond effectively in 2026– Resources needed to fight back against abortion expansionIf you're concerned about late-term abortion, constitutional amendments, and protecting life, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.Subscribe for more pro-life news, abortion policy updates, and real conversations that matter.Guest Socials: Website: https://virginiaforprebornjustice.com/Substack: @virginiaforprebornjusticeInstagram: @va4prebornjusticeTikTok: @va4prebornjusticeFacebook: @va4prebornjusticeX: @va4prebornjust

On this episode of Dear Jane, Scott and Marcie break down the escalating fight over the abortion pill in Washington and across the states. Congress is weighing major legislation to ban Mifepristone and give women harmed by the drug the right to sue the companies that sold it to them. Meanwhile, some states are moving in the opposite direction, trying to stockpile the abortion pill in anticipation of future restrictions.With millions of women having taken Mifepristone since 2000, hundreds of thousands have reportedly been sent to emergency rooms, raising serious questions. The episode ends with a disturbing account from a former Planned Parenthood worker who claims the organization sets abortion quotas and pressures women into abortion. 👇 Follow Dear Jane & stay in the conversation 🌐 dearjane.org 📸 instagram.com/dearjanepodcast 📘 facebook.com/dearjanepodcast

Abortion pills are being shipped across state lines, bypassing abortion restrictions. Can states stop it? On this episode of Dear Jane, Scott and Marcie discuss a new Texas law aimed at holding abortion providers accountable for mailing abortion pills into the state and putting Texas women and children in harm’s way. Joined by Texas State Senator Bryan Hughes, they unpack the strategy behind the legislation, the challenges posed by shield laws in other states, and what other states can learn from Texas’ approach.Website: https://senate.texas.gov/member.php?d=1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BryanHughesTXInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryanhughestxX: https://x.com/BryanHughesTXYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BryanHughesTX