Welcome to a special weekend interview from the world and everything in it. I'm

Lindsay Mast. We recently had the opportunity to talk with Ali Beth Stucky.

She's a podcaster and author of two books.

The first, you're not enough and that's okay,

and her latest toxic empathy, which hits the market next week.

Both are published by Sentinel an imprint of Penguin Random House.

Ali Beth Stucky is also a world opinions contributor.

Over the last few years she's built a reputation as a truth teller and as an outspoken conservative

millennial.

She's built a significant social media following through her podcast relatable sharing her thoughts on everything

from current social media trends to all things politics. Motherhood is not

an aesthetic is a calling that God places on our lives and he sets the standards, not social media.

My pastor's wife is now the new pastor of the church after her husband died.

What should I do?

Switch churches.

I really don't believe any minor should be on any

social media. I don't think that they should have smartphones. It's not an

option. We are going to unapologetically fight for what is good and right

and true and everyone else has the right has the

responsibility to do the same but our arguments are better so.

Ali Beth's latest book Toxic Empathy seeks to help Christians understand how left-wing activists

use Christian values to manipulate people into supporting progressive agendas.

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