Welcome to the Ruth Institute podcast page! This is one of my favorite places on the entire site! Here we've collected recordings of my speeches, interviews, and other programs for you to enjoy. Some of these podcasts are from live lecture halls, speeches or rallies. Others are from radio interviews. In all cases, you receive the benefit of the Ruth Institute knowledge and experience on all issues relating to the Sexual Revolution.
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(June 21, 2019) We've just started summer here in the northern hemisphere, and you know what that means: this year's Acton University is in
full swing! Dr J is an Acton fellow; she's been with the program since the beginning. Her sessions this year highlight how various ideologies ingrained
in our culture are products of the toxic sexual revolution and further its aim of consolidating power in the hands of elites. This is her second talk,
entitled "Love and Economics: A Foundational Issue for a Free Society."
If you missed Dr J's first seminar from Acton this year, catch it right here in our podcast stream; also available are her Q&A sessions (after each talk) and PowerPoint presentations.
The
Summit is almost here! One last podcast to tease it before we kick off at 5pm Friday: Dr J appeared on Janet Mefferd Today (last week) to give us a
rundown of what to expect. Join us in person or on Facebook, where we're livestreaming the events and festivities in partnership with the Family Research Council.
(April 16, 2019) Dr J is once again Kathleen Benfield's guest on her radio show "The Current Word." They're discussing the Ruth Institute's upcoming Survivors Summit! Come join us April 26 and 27th in Lake Charles, Louisiana for our annual conference.
(April 10, 2019) Dr J is Wendy Wiese's guest on Relevant Radio's "The Drew Mariani Show." They're discussing the Ruth Institute's work with the survivors of the sexual revolution, specifically touching on our upcoming "Survivors' Summit" at the end of April.
(March 27, 2019) Dr J is once again a guest of Mike Romano, Michelle McAloon, and Todd Sylvester on LA Catholic Morning. They're discussing divorce, the sexual revolution, and the Ruth Institute's upcoming Survivors' Summit.
(March 23, 2019) Dr J is Barbara McGuigan's guest on her radio show "The Good Fight" from EWTN. They're discussing general strategy on how to counter the lies of the sexual revolution, Dr. Morse's newest book, "The Sexual State," and the Ruth Institute's upcoming Survivors' Summit at the end of this month.
(December 27, 2018) Dr J is Nancy Tower's guest on KELB's "Church and State." They're discussing the Ruth Institute's work combating the narrative of the sexual revolution, a philosophy so full of contradiction but with a lot of steam and power nonetheless.
(December
18, 2018) Dr J is once again a guest of Drew Mariani on his eponymous show on Relevant Radio. They're discussing divorce and the holidays and the extra hurdles it imposes.
The Federalist article referenced in the interview is here.
(November 17, 2018) Dr J was one of the speakers at this year's Call to Holiness Conference in Detroit, Michigan. This is her second talk (and the first time this material has been shared publicly): "Manifesto for the Family." If you missed her first talk "Understanding the Sexual Revolution," check out our podcast stream.
You've just been listening to Dr J's newest material, a talk on the "Manifesto for the Family" at this year's Call to Holiness Conference in Detroit, Michigan. We've produced a companion brochure of the same name available at our website.
Also check out Dr. J's newest book, The Sexual State: How Elite Ideologies Are Destroying Lives and Why the Church was Right All Along, over atruthinstitute.org or thesexualstate.com.
(November 8, 2018) Dr J is invited to speak at the International Congress
on the "50th Anniversary of May 1968" at the University Francisco
de Vitoria in Madrid, Spain. She's engaged in a dialogue on "Victims of the Sexual Revolution."
