Hey guys, welcome to this show today. We're excited to have Laura Klassen from Choice

for Two on today. You may know her from her viral satirical video, such as the magical

birth canal, which is impossible to not get a kick out of every time you watch it.

Laura Klassen is a Canadian pro-life activist and the founder and director of Choice for Two,

an organization that challenges the abortion status quo in edgy ways, if I might add,

while reaching out to abortion-minded women online. With a background in theater, Laura has

gone viral more than once with these compelling snarky and satirical videos that ridicule

the ideas that allow abortion to thrive in the first place. And Laura's new project exposed

is a six-part animated series that dares to speak the most controversial yet ignored aspects of

the abortion genocide. I think you're going to be encouraged and most importantly, you're going

to be fired up. Stick around and buckle up. I'm Seth Gruber and this is Unaborted.

Laura, welcome to the show today. Hi, thank you for having me. Yes, absolutely. It's been a

long time overdue. We've been planning to make it happen for a while, but excited to have you on,

especially on the cusp of something really exciting that you're working on. And I want to get to

that a little bit later because I want people to get familiar with who you are. A lot of listeners

of this show, Laura, are people that have listened to me speak in churches. They're people of faith,

but they haven't really been maybe involved in pro-life activism before. And they've kind of been

awakened, especially in the last two years of our political climate in America. And they've reached

their line and they're itching to do something. And so so much of what you're doing is giving people

ways to reach out online to saturate the new marketplace of ideas, the new public square,

with good ideas. And also how you interact with abortion-minded women, which is maybe upset some of

the norms within the pro-life movement. So I want to get to all of that, but I want our listeners

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