The Let Them Live Podcast with Emily Berning

Join our president and co-founder Emily Berning as she discusses pro-life views, abortion debates, cultural topics and more!

The Let Them Live Podcast with Emily Berning is a society podcast hosted by Let Them Live, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Let Them Live hosts The Let Them Live Podcast with Emily Berning, a society show with 34 episodes published.

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  Episode #33

  Abortion Art Activism in Australia | Elspeth McKellar | Episode 33

  Sep 8, 20261h 2m

  I cannot believe we have already reached the end of Season 3, but I am so excited to close out this incredible chapter with an extraordinary season finale! Today, I sit down with Elspeth McKellar, a phenomenal Australian pro-life advocate and artist whose work with Bird Flip is flipping the script on abortion culture down under. In this episode, Elspeth shares what it is like taking conversations about abortion to the streets, and confronting the harsh realities of Australia's late-term abortion laws. We dive into her creative process and how she uses her paintings to make a bo9ld statement, showing people the reality of abortion in a tasteful and accessible way. She also opens up about her personal journey through an unexpected pregnancy, how she chose life during a dark season, and how God restored her path in ways she never expected. You can order a copy of her painting "I am Human Too" at https://https://www.elspethmckellar.com and see her in action through BirdFlip's social media accounts. Support Let Them Live here: https://donate.letthemlive.org/

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  Episode #32

  Fighting Abortion on a College Campus | Kyra Kishore | Episode 32

  Sep 1, 202648 minS3

  I am so thrilled to bring you a fresh perspective on the pro-life movement in today's episode! I sit down with Kyra Kishore, a Gen Z senior at the University of Pittsburgh and president of Choose Life at Pitt, who originally got her start with us right here at Let Them Live as an intern. Raised in a Hindu home, Kyra shares her wild, beautiful story of finding Jesus through TikTok that transformed her life completely. Kyra opens up about how praying outside an abortion clinic for the first time changed her entire worldview, cementing her desire to stand up for mothers and unborn babies. We talk about what it really looks like to defend life on a modern college campus, from facing hostility and death threats to countering the massive Planned Parenthood presence surrounding young students every day. We also discuss the crucial role Gen Z plays in shifting the culture, using social media as a light in dark spaces, and how every student can step into their unique calling to defend life. Click play to listen! Support Let Them Live here: https://donate.letthemlive.org/

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  Episode #31

  I Chose Life With a High Risk Pregnancy | Maribel | Episode 31

  Aug 25, 202649 minS3

  Welcome back to another episode of the Let Them Live podcast! Today, I am joined by Maribel, a courageous Let Them Live mom who chose life. Maribel was previously told she could never conceive, only to find herself unexpectedly pregnant and facing a high risk pregnancy that was causing her immense pain. Left entirely on her own by the baby's father and facing overwhelming financial panic, she was repeatedly pressured to end her pregnancy and give up on her child. In this emotional episode, Maribel opens up about the pivotal moment she sat outside an abortion clinic, refusing to step out of the car despite immense pressure. She navigated harrowing health scares, including frightening prenatal diagnoses and an agonizing physical battle, all while wondering how she would afford rent or basic necessities. Maribel also shares the unbelievable story of her son’s sudden arrival as a tiny micro preemie at just 23 weeks, and the grueling 185 day NICU journey that tested every ounce of her faith. Maribel also shares about the life changing support she received through Let Them Live’s financial aid, counseling, and mom support groups, proving that no mother ever has to walk through a crisis pregnancy alone. Today, her son is thriving, full of smiles, and serving as a living testament to the power of a mother’s courage. Click play to hear Maribel's moving testimony, and head over to letthemlive.org to help empower other mothers facing impossible circumstances today! Support Let Them Live here: https://donate.letthemlive.org/

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  Episode #30

  If There’s a Heartbeat There’s Hope | Rachel Guy | Episode 30

  Aug 18, 202650 minS3

  Welcome back! On today's episode of the Let Them Live podcast, I am joined by Rachel Guy, a woman whose very existence is a living miracle after doctors relentlessly pressured her parents to abort her. During her mother's pregnancy, medical professionals repeatedly insisted that Rachel had no chance of survival and told her parents to simply give up and prepare for the worst. But instead of caving to the immense pressure from the medical establishment, her family made a courageous choice to stand on faith. In our conversation, Rachel shares what it was like growing up knowing her parents had to fight just for her right to be born, and how a powerful reminder from her grandmother completely anchored her family's hope. She also reveals the unforgettable moment from her teenage years when she decided to write a letter directly to the very physicians who had written off her life, and the unbelievable response that showed up in her mailbox weeks later. Her testimony offers a stunning, eye-opening look into what happens when families refuse to let a scary medical outlook have the final word. We also discuss how our culture handles adverse prenatal diagnoses, the spiritual reality of fighting for preborn children, and why abortion is never the compassionate answer. Rachel's story is a beautiful, bold reminder that every single life has immense value and a divine purpose regardless of what a doctor says. If you'd like to reach out to Rachel, her email is rmarylife@gmail.com Support Let Them Live here: https://donate.letthemlive.org/

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  Episode #29

  18 Days in Heaven | Gabe Poirot | Episode 29

  Jul 21, 202634 minS3

  Today’s episode of the Let Them Live podcast features easily the most unique, jaw-dropping guest I have ever hosted—and probably ever will. This week, I’m talking with Gabe, a young man who went through a sudden, terrifying accident that completely altered the course of his life and forced him to face eternity. While his physical body was completely unresponsive in a coma for over two weeks, his spirit was fully awake and experiencing something far beyond human comprehension. After reading Gabe’s book, 18 Days in Heaven, I was literally crying my eyes out on a plane because his firsthand testimony of meeting our Creator is just that powerful. In our conversation, Gabe shares what it’s like to carry a constant "homesickness" for eternity while living in a broken world, how this supernatural encounter redefined all of his priorities, and how he responds to the skeptics who doubt his story. His perspective on the reality of Jesus will leave you deeply challenged to look at your own life, your faith, and how you spend the time you have left. We also dive into how his journey completely transformed how he views the value of human life and the spiritual battle we are fighting in the pro-life movement today. Gabe explains why there is no such thing as an accident in the womb and how every single soul is intimately designed by God. This is an episode that will stay with you long after it ends, so grab your headphones, click play, and listen to Gabe’s incredible story! Don't forget to grab a copy of 18 Days in Heaven wherever books are sold! Support Let Them Live here: https://donate.letthemlive.org/

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