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Life Report: Pro-Life Talk. Real World Answers is a youth-oriented weekly show, dedicated to the rational discussion of abortion, stem cell research, human cloning, euthanasia, and bioethics. Each episode, featuring a different life issue or current events piece, should appeal to conservatives, liberals and anyone in between. Life Report features pro-life speaker/debater Josh Brahm, college student Liz Seaward, Right to Life Executive Director Jonathan Keller and IRMA Network Co-Founder Carrie Guy, who has experience in post-abortion counseling.

Updated Tuesday, January 6th: Episode 40 is online! Click here to listen to "The Mona Lisa Project." David Schmidt, Media Director for Live Action joins Josh, Carrie and Liz to discuss "The Mona Lisa Project," a series of undercover "sting" videos exposing Planned Parenthood's willingness to disobey statutory rape reporting laws. While a few similar stings have been done before, this is by far the most comprehensive and effective undercover project ever done by a pro-life group. You don't want to miss hearing about this!

Updated Wednesday, August 27th: New blooper audio online! It's been a long time since we posted bloopers, so I finally compiled the best bloopers from the last 12 episodes into one, and if you like bloopers, you'll probably enjoy hearing how stupid we can sound sometimes when we're having an off day.

YouTube Update - Thursday, August 12th: Subscribe to the Life Report YouTube channel! The Life Report channel has already received a YouTube award for getting a lot of subscribers within a month. Please subscribe to move us up the ranks!

Updated Thursday, March 20th: We're on iTunes now! Click here to subscribe if you have iTunes. We also have a Facebook group, so if you're on Facebook, join our group: "Podcast: Pro-Life Answers for a Pro-Choice World!"

   
  Life Report is produced by Right to Life of Central Caliornia. Visit them at www.rtlcc.org. Copyright 2008.