Hey everyone. Welcome to the Natasha Crane Podcast. My guest today is my pro-life warrior friend Seth Gruber.

If you've been a listener to the Natasha Crane podcast for a while,

you may remember that Seth joined me for an episode back in January of this year.

We talked about the pro-life movement, Culture Wars, and how the church got soft.

Well, Seth is back today because he's released a documentary and corresponding book called

The 1916 Project that you have to know about. The significance of

1916 is that it's the year when Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger

opened her first illegal birth control clinic. The 1916 project reveals the long

devastating trajectory of how we got from there to where we are today as a culture

that celebrates the choice to kill pre-born babies.

The film and the book are both amazing and I highly recommend them.

Today Seth and I are going to talk about why this project is so important for the church.

Well Seth, I am thrilled to have you back on the show today.

Welcome.

Thanks, Natasha.

I appreciate you.

Well, let's just dive right in.

We have so much that I want to talk about on your site.

You describe the 1916 project as a documentary that exposes the quote, hidden history of the

secular moral revolution and the architects of our current culture of death."

So that sounds like a lot.

Break it down for us, what was your objective with this documentary?

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