Welcome to the Strong Women podcast where each week we explore a deeper understanding of the

humanity, value, intellect, and creativity of women.

I'm Sarah Stone Street.

And I'm Erin Kunkel.

Glad you're here.

So we just got finished with our interview with Lila Rose and we loved our conversation with her.

It was a cool opportunity to talk to her because she is so much at the forefront of the pro-life movement, especially when it comes to news and media and kind of the

face of it.

I think she's referred to as the millennial face of the pro-life movement.

But I just love talking to her.

Her passion for the unborn and for women for the herding comes through.

She sometimes gets a bad rap, don't you think, Sarah, as being, like, cold-hearted or

something, which is a common accusation, I think, more and more of pro-lifers.

But when you actually talk to her, the person, her love is evident, don't you think?

Definitely. And I felt the same reading her book, too,

you know. Yeah. And just in case you guys forgot the name of the book, it's fighting for life,

becoming a force for change in a wounded world. Yeah, I think it really comes through. And she is very articulate and she's thought a lot

about this. So I can see why people would think, you know, it comes across as like, whoa,

she's got a thought about this. But yeah, I agree. She's very compassionate and she cares

about it on multiple levels, not just the facts, not just ending abortion, but also the compassion that comes behind that.

So anyway, and she started so young, which I thought was really encouraging and challenging.

Like, what are we doing with our life, Aaron?

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