Also on this episode Kristan and Erik interview YouTube spoken word artist sensation LaSondra Spears, the author of  Letter to Planned Parenthood. Check it out below!

Rock Loves Emily is the Rock For Life artist of the week.  We are hoping to have them on again to preview music from an upcoming release.  Stay tuned!

To check out and listen to more bands and musicians who are pro-life go here.

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Although the Students for Life Conference is full, there is still room at the National Pro-Life Youth Rally. Make sure to click here to preregister to get your free stuff and to find out who is performing and who is speaking.  It’s turning out to be a great line-up!

Speaking of the National Pro-Life Youth Rally did you know Collin Raye will be performing?  Collin is a five times nominated Country Music Male Vocalist of the Year and has recently been named the national spokesman for the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network.  On this episode you will hear Erik & Kristan interview Collin as he shares his heart on the topic of LIFE.  You do not want to miss this interview.  You will also be treated to tunes off of his latest CD, His Love Remains.  Make sure to click here for everything Collin Raye!

On Monday, SFLA will meeting pro-life students from Jesuit and other colleges at 399 Pennsylvania Ave at 1:00pm for a live-conference call rally, to distribute 11,000 “I am the pro-life generation” rally signs, register pro-lifers to vote, and hold its 2nd Annual National Pro-Life Youth Rally immediacy following the March for Life.

To check out and listen to more bands and musicians who are pro-life go here.

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Although the Students for Life Conference is full, there is still room at the National Pro-Life Youth Rally. Make sure to click here to preregister to get your free stuff and to find out who is performing and who is speaking.  It’s turning out to be a great line-up!

The main question Kristan and Erik answer on this podcast is; “Is Siri Pro-Life?”  Siri is the iPhone 4S personal assistant.  The controversy became when abortion advocates started asking Siri, “Where can I get an abortion?”  Siri didn’t recognize the answer.  Listen to find out more!

On the second half, Erik interviews Robert Pierre, Rock For Life’s pro-life artist of the week.  Robert is a young, Christian artist who attends the University of Central Florida and is the worship leader at his 900-member church.  Robert has three full length CD’s out.  The music you are hearing on this episode is from his latest release, Stranger In This Land.  On this interview Robert talks about his music, what its about and why he is pro-life.  You will also get a special treat by hearing a portion of his pro-life song, Silent Cry.

Robert will also be performing at Student for Life’s annual Conference this year (Jan. 22 in Bethesda, Maryland) as well as the National Pro-Life Youth Rally the next day on January 23rd at the end of the annual March for Life in Washington, DC.

For more info on Robert Pierre click here.  He would love to play your pro-life event!

To check out and listen to more bands and musicians who are pro-life go here.

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Kristan and Erik also discuss Students for Life’s latest project, AbolishAbortion.com – a one stop shopping website to connect with other pro-lifers and pro-life organizations as well as educating yourself and getting involved in action items.  Click here to check it out.

On the second half, Kristan interviews Kelsey Hazzard, a Law student at the University of Virginia who wants to practice pro-life law when she graduates.  Kelsey was a 2010-2011 Wilberforce fellow with Students for Life, she is the founder of the pro-life group at the University of Miami, where she went for her undergraduate degree.  Kelsey also founded Secular Pro-Life in 2009, an organization dedicated to showing that abortion violates the Constitutional right to life.

This week’s featured band is The Deep Space Network a four-piece band from Fredericksburg, Virginia with a passion for creatively expressing their beliefs, life experiences and ideas through their music. A unique blend of pop, rock and r&b offers a new sound for those who listen. Playing both worship and concert events, The Deep Space Network is determined to represent the message of love through the sincerity of their music and reflect the love of Christ that they have freely received. Their newly recorded EP titled, “Shuttle Tyderian” is available on itunes!  For more info on The Deep Space Network click here.  They would love to play your pro-life event!

To check out and listen to more bands and musicians who are pro-life go here.

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Erik interviews Sara Buttitta (President of the University at Buffalo Students for Life group and one of Students for Life’s Wilberforce Fellows this year) about this story.  According to her, a pro-abortion group has formed on campus in response to these attacks. She’s also worries that the Student Association on campus may start limiting the pro-life group to avoid controversy in the future.

On the second half, Kristan interviews Anna Fronzaglia.  Anna is a Senior at James Madison University.  With the help of SFLA, Anna has successfully revamped and led JMU’s pro-life group in educating and promoting awareness and compassion to the student body involving abortion. Her faith, years of research and experience in the pro-life movement have formed her conviction that social justice begins in the womb, making her a passionate activist in this cause. With her Public Relations and Spanish-speaking background, Anna is ready to delve deeper to help the pro-life movement from the local to national level.

Music provided by Above Gray Skies.  For more info on Above Gray Skies go to their website, facebook and/or twitter.

To check out and listen to more bands and musicians who are pro-life go here.

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On this episode we honor the lives of Jon Scharfenberger and Kortney Blythe Gordon.  Kortney died in a fatal car crash October 8th while Jon died on October 18th from injuries procured from that crash.  Both were  former Students for Life staffers.  Kortney was also a long time Rock For Life volunteer and at one time a full-time staffer as well.  Both died doing what they love – saving babies.

Erik and Kristan as well as guests Megan and Kierstin (current college students) share stories of how Kortney and Jon made differences in peoples lives.  Make sure to help us honor Jon and Kortney’s lives by doing all that we can to save babies, help pregnant mother’s in need and also by encouraging and inspiring the next generation to end abortion in our lifetimes!

If you have any stories you would like to share about Jon or Kortney you can email them to jon@studentsforlife.org or kgordon@studentsforlife.org.  Thanks.

On this episode we have two interviews for you!  First Erik interviews Ryan Bomberger, Co-Founder of The Radiance Foundation. Ryan recently unleashed a TooManyAborted campaign called, Fatherhood Begins in the Womb.  Listen as Ryan describes the project and how you can get involved.  Ryan has a compelling story.

On the second half, Kristan interviews Julia Pritchett, a junior at the University of Arkansas, President of the pro-life group on her campus, and former Students for Life Summer Missionary. Julia gives us a great look into how the 9-week, cyclical summer Missionary internship works, what it was like working for SFLA, another national pro-life group and inside a Congressional office, and how she’s able to apply what she learned from her internship on her campus!

Music provided by Manic Drive off of their latest CD, Epic

On this episode, Kristan interviews Matt Mihelic, a 2L at Liberty University School of Law. Matt is a current Wilberforce Leadership Fellow at Students for Life and was motivated to join the pro-life movement through the efforts of the fellowship’s namesake, late social justice pioneer William Wilberforce. Kristan and Matt talk about how he has served the Liberty campus as a pro-life advocate throughout his undergraduate career and in law school.

Also, Erik & Kristan discuss the hot topic at the GOP / Tea Party debate – Gardasil.  What is it? How does it work? And why are pro-lifers up in arms over it?  For additional info on Gardasil click here.

Music provided by Brothers McClurg

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On this episode we interview Meghan Redmond, Founder and President of California State University at Sacramento Students for Life club and recipient of the 2011 Sophie and Hans Scholl Award presented by Students for Life of America in March of 2011.

Meghan is one of Students for Life’s premier college campus activists.  Listen as she tells you what she is doing on campus.  You will be encouraged and hopefully inspired to use some of her activities on your campus and/or in your community!

Also, Erik and Kristan talk about the latest in pro-life news & commentary.

Music provided by Rock For Life partnering artist, Kalled Out

On this episode we feature Kalled Out, Hip-Pop Musicianaries Bobby Alan Westfall and Doc Roe talk about their pro-life views and what their pro-life song, Margie’s Song is all about.

Also on this episode Erik and Kristan discuss;

• The International Pro-Life Youth Webcast
• Students for Life International
• International Pro-Life Fellowship Facebook page
• Senator Lautenberg says some Americans don’t deserve rights
• VIDEO: The Tide is Turning
• VIDEO: Tell Congress To Defund Planned Parenthood
• VIDEO: Planned Parenthood Cheats Taxpayers with imaginary mammograms

Make sure to check out Kalled Out’s website and facebook