You may have seen Lydia Taylor Davis on campuses battling abortion bros and abortion-loving feminists with facts and logic. Now, you will get Lydia’s daily dose of debunking abortion arguments on a new weekly podcast! 

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In Davis’ newest venture, the Debunking Pro-Abortion Arguments podcast, she cuts through the noise and confronts the lies fueling the abortion industry. Each episode tackles the most common pro-abortion claims head-on — from “my body, my choice” to “it’s just a clump of cells.” With truth, science, logic, and compassion, Davis continues to equip the Pro-Life Generation (PLG) to defend Life at every stage. Whether you’re preparing for a classroom debate, scrolling through TikTok, or challenging the culture on campus, this is your front line for unapologetic pro-life truth.  

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Every Friday, Davis will unapologetically call out the misinformation fueling the abortion industry by tackling one lie at a time. In this first episode, Davis dives into the most fundamental question in the abortion debate: When does Life begin?  You’ll also hear a breakdown of the infamous in vitro fertilization (IVF) fire scenario that’s gone viral in pro-choice circles. 

Pro-abortion activists never have a great answer. They love to throw around phrases like “clump of cells,” “parasite,” and “it’s not really a baby”—but science tells a very different story. In this episode, Davis pulls directly from biology textbooks, embryology experts, and peer-reviewed studies to dismantle the lies and back up the pro-life position with cold, hard facts.  

By the end of this episode, you’ll be armed with scientific clarity, logical responses, and the confidence to speak up when someone says, “It’s just a clump of cells.”  

Get ready for a fast and truthful podcast to help you in your pro-life knowledge arsenal!

Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

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