Sinta Jimenez, Director of Digital Strategy at SBA Pro-Life America and host of The Pro-Life American, is joined by Jeanne, a junior member of her team, and Azlyn, a fall intern. They talk about youth culture, music, and entertainment and the abortion dialogue in America.

They start with Olivia Rodrigo's recent concert in Washington, D.C., the Daisy Chain Festival, and her promotion of Planned Parenthood, including free Plan B and directing concert money to the organization. Jeannie and Aslin say they grew up with her music and are disappointed that famous pop stars push values on young girls who may not have formed their own opinions. They also note her double standard of saying all women are wonderful while telling people who disagree with her politics not to buy tickets.

The conversation moves to Chapel Roan's comments that her friends with young children are in hell, have no light in their eyes, and have not slept. Jeannie and Aslin call that a lie that is sold to a young audience. Cinta points to Whitney Carson from Dancing with the Stars, who is 20 weeks pregnant and still competing, as a contrast to the sisterhood marketing of Planned Parenthood. She recalls Hailey, who hemorrhaged at home after taking abortion drugs, felt no aftercare, and later found support in church communities.

They discuss Maya Hawke talking about her mother Uma Thurman's abortion as the groundwork for her own life, Pedro Pascal saying abortion rights are human rights alongside other rights, and Sharon Stone's comments on Michelle Obama's podcast plus her own painful experience with abortion drugs. Jeannie and Aslin talk about catchy slogans, the absence of the baby from those slogans, cognitive dissonance after abortion, and the pressure to stay committed to a public position.

Chapters

0:00 Intro

1:01 Olivia Rodrigo and Planned Parenthood

5:23 Chapel Roan on Motherhood

8:03 Whitney Carson and the Sisterhood Lie

12:42 Maya Hawke and Aborted Siblings

16:06 Pedro Pascal and Catchy Slogans

20:48 Sharon Stone and Cognitive Dissonance

26:03 Closing