Abby Johnson Unscripted is sponsored by Presidio Healthcare, America’s first pro-life, Christian health insurance company. Presidio is committed to healthcare that honors human dignity, protects conscience, and supports families without compromising deeply held values. Learn more at presidiocare.com/abby.

In this episode of Abby Johnson Unscripted, Dr. Abby Johnson sits down with Dr. Brittany Todd for an honest conversation about hormonal contraception—its history, how it works, and the potential risks and side effects women are too often never taught to consider.

They unpack common misconceptions about birth control, examine the cultural expectation that young women should use it, and discuss why fertility should be understood as a sign of health—not a problem to suppress. They also explore natural family planning as a healthier alternative that respects a woman’s body and aligns with pro-life ethics.

This episode encourages women to ask better questions, understand their bodies, and make truly informed decisions about their health and fertility.

Abby left the abortion industry, and now she helps others do the same. And Then There Were None provides compassionate, practical support to abortion workers who want to leave the industry and begin a new life. Many of them are now working in life-giving medical fields, including natural family planning, prenatal care, labor and delivery, and whole-life care.

Your donation can help provide the resources they need to walk away and rediscover the peace, joy, and freedom in Christ they’ve been missing. Give today at AbortionWorker.com.

Abby Johnson Unscripted is sponsored by Presidio Healthcare, America’s first pro-life, Christian health insurance company. Presidio is committed to healthcare that honors human dignity, protects conscience, and supports families without compromising deeply held values. Learn more at presidiocare.com/abby.

In this episode of Abby Johnson Unscripted, Abby examines the deeply personal and often uncomfortable questions surrounding adoption, IVF, and surrogacy. She explores how reproductive technologies shape identity, parenthood, and society—and challenges the belief that the desire for a child justifies every means of creating one.

Abby discusses the ethical consequences of creating life through artificial means, the sense of entitlement that can surround parenthood, and the dangers of “playing God.” She also reflects on the emotional complexities of adoption, our culture’s attitudes toward life and death, the crisis of masculinity, and the vital role of fathers.

This conversation is a candid call to reconsider what it means to care for another person—and why authentic love and parenthood ultimately require sacrifice.

Abby once believed abortion would bring women freedom and empowerment. Instead, she witnessed the devastation and loss it can cause. LoveLine offers pregnant women and mothers practical support, including case management, financial coaching, counseling, and material and financial assistance. If you believe every woman deserves truth and help, support LoveLine today at LoveLine.com.

Abby Johnson Unscripted is sponsored by Presidio Healthcare, America’s first pro-life, Christian health insurance company. Presidio is committed to healthcare that honors human dignity, protects conscience, and supports families without compromising deeply held values. Learn more at presidiocare.com/abby.

In this candid conversation, Abby Johnson and Karen Herzog examine one of the most challenging debates within the pro-life movement: equal protection for children in the womb. They discuss the legal and moral implications of recognizing abortion as the taking of a human life, the inconsistencies that can arise within pro-life advocacy, and the role accountability and deterrence play in shaping society.

Abby and Karen also explore how laws can consistently protect the unborn while pregnancy centers and communities provide compassionate, practical support to women. Their conversation calls for courage, clarity, and a renewed commitment to biblical truth as the pro-life movement considers the path forward.

Today marks Abby’s 17th “quitterversary”—17 years since she left the abortion industry. If you work in the industry and are ready to leave, let’s make today the beginning of your story, too. Confidential, judgment-free help is available at abortionworker.com.