This is a headgun podcast.

In 1977, Christian psychologist Dr. James Dobson founded a conservative organization

called Focus on the Family.

Their stated mission to nurture and defend the God-ordained institution of the family and

promote biblical truths worldwide.

This thinly coated manifesto has taken shape in the form of pushing a definitively conservative

ideology and public policy through various ministries.

This includes opposing and fighting reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, pornography, premarital

sex, and championing.

Creation is a medication that only sets head school prayer and traditional gender roles.

In June of 2017, Vice President Mike Pence praised Dobson and noted that the president

and his administration supports the goals and is a strong ally of focus on the family.

In the last 40 years, Focus on the Family has had a multi-tintical ministry reach, including

Wait No More, a ministry committed to helping families adopt children from foster care.

Love One Out, a quote-on-quote ex-gay ministry that disbanded in 2013.

The Ministry of Match, oh no, that's not right.

In an entertainment production company, outputting God-flavored content for kids.

This range from radio dramas, like an adaptation of the Screw Take Letter starring Andy Circus,

or the long-running series Adventures in Odyssey, or the Directive Video Series, McGee

and me.

The premise of this series is simple enough, a young boy named Nicholas and his family

moved to a small town, and to help deal with the new town and new circumstances, Nicholas

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