Does Gen Z have an identity crisis? In this episode, Dr. Wendy Patrick and attorney Larry Dershem sit down with de-transitioner Chloe Cole to examine the cultural, medical, and social forces shaping today’s youth.

Chloe shares her deeply personal story of how, at just 12 years old, she was influenced by online communities, medical professionals, and trusted adults to pursue hormone replacement therapy, testosterone injections, and irreversible “top surgery.” She recounts how physicians, psychologists, school officials, and internet peers reinforced the belief that she was “born in the wrong body”—and how questioning that narrative was discouraged.

Now de-transitioned, Chloe reflects on the long-term consequences of so-called “gender-affirming care” and how she ultimately broke free from what she describes as a powerful and deceptive ideology. This episode raises urgent questions about medical ethics, informed consent, and the responsibility adults have to protect vulnerable children.

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Ken Ham, founder and CEO of Answers in Genesis–U.S., the Creation Museum, and the world-renowned Ark Encounter, is one of the most influential Christian voices in North America. In this powerful episode, Dr. Wendy Patrick and co-host, attorney Larry Dershem, sit down with Ken Ham for an in-depth conversation on restoring a biblical worldview in today’s culture.

Together, they explore the creation vs. evolution debate, examining how faith and science intersect and how fact-based scientific evidence supports the biblical account of creation. Ken also shares insights on cultural challenges facing Christianity and practical ways families can stand firm in their faith.

This thought-provoking and inspiring episode is a must-hear for believers of all ages.

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Join co-host and attorney Larry Dershem for a compelling conversation with award-winning actor, writer, director, and producer Max McLean—founder and artistic director of New York City–based Fellowship for Performing Arts (fpatheatre.com). Renowned for his acclaimed stage adaptations of works by theologian and author C. S. Lewis, McLean delves into the enduring relevance of The Screwtape Letters. Together, they explore how Lewis’s 1942 classic uses wit, irony, and a devilishly inverted point of view to examine temptation, morality, and human frailty. The discussion reveals why Lewis’s insights into spiritual warfare may be even more timely and illuminating today than when the book was first published.

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