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Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey
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Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey offers a fresh, conservative perspective four times a week, with episodes lasting around an hour. Allie Beth Stuckey blends her experience as a commentator and her background in public relations to discuss critical issues, from gender choices to the social specificities of Gen Z or the conflict in Gaza. Known for her appearances on Fox News and her testimony before Congress, Stuckey brings a seasoned yet youthful voice to the political discourse. Her journey from a social media strategist to a voice for young conservatives makes her the right host for those looking to dive into conservative viewpoints.
Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey is a news commentary podcast by Blaze Podcast Network.
Host: Allie Beth Stuckey
Country: United States
Episodes count: 1478
Average duration: 45'
Frequency: Monday to Thursday
Country: United States
Episodes count: 1478
Average duration: 45'
Frequency: Monday to Thursday
Episodes
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Iām right now, listening to the podcast on Kid Rock and Bad Bunny. And I am enjoying the points, but would like to address language..
When I was going into a job that involve technology, I was told to learn the German language. As it turned out, all the people that I encountered in my position were people that spoke Chinese..
But I do appreciate the fact that I had a chance at education, and enjoyed learning a secondary language..
. And I certainly do believe in the human capacity of communication. Communication is what podcasts are about , as well as human interaction. .
Certainly language is important to anyone who is a missionary; the people that speak Spanish have very important roles in the western hemisphere.
Episode- Bonus
I want to thank you for publishing my previous comment. Iām not wanting to take up too much digital spaceābut I do have some things , as you say, where I would like to stand and push backā¦
Thank you for mentioning prejudice against the Catholic Church, thank you!ā¦ I can tell you that when Pope Frances died, conservative social media in Knoxville, Tennessee rejoiced at his death. And it makes me wonder why people donāt realize the enemies of Christianity are within Christianity itself.
Joe BidenāI donāt even know if he is still alive. And when I hear podcasts that emphasize Joe Biden, it makes me wonder about the theme of Americaās 250th anniversary. We are supposed to forget about all the bad things that have happened on this continent. And there are many. We are supposed to concentrate on the good things. So I donāt understand why we are going backwards to Joe Biden, if Donald Trump can solve everythingā¦.
Hereās one moment where I will look back. Rush Limbaugh once rationally said that his broadcast was for entertainment. And if one spent days being angry about something discussed on his show, for or against, donāt spend our days going around angry. The āBonusā episode looked back in anger, and had no real positive plan. Other than search out read a report and be more angry.
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Great interview with J D Vance! Great conversation, and great insight into the VP..
Not Catholic, but Iām glad you gave voice to a Catholic. In Tennessee. there is such irrational distrust, by Tennessee Protestants, of Catholics.
One disagreement with VP: northern Catholic Churches, which is what Iām talking about, do have a meet/ greet during the service. The fact that FOOD is not offered is BIBLICAL for hardcore Southern Churches of Christ. Eating is what you do at homeā¦
About Israel : Not every Jew embraces Israel, or Orthodoxy, or traditionsā¦
I know one Jew who pilgrimage was to Vatican City. Is this antisemitism? If anyone criticized him, is that antisemitism?ā¦
Charlie Kirk is being discussed locally, on social media. Butā¦..Nothing about his ideals. Comments rejoicing in those who were fired for criticizing & reacting positively about the death of CKā¦
The VP mentions the dignity of work. I wonder if CK would want people to lose their jobs, by taking on his platforms.
In fact, there is more criticism of CKās detractorsāthan focus on the guy who shot him.
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Episode 1372. This was a great interview and much needed. All Americans need to understand the legal system;
why prosecutors do what they do; why defence attorneys do what they doā¦..
In thinking about a defence, both the guest and the host focused on courtroom planning and explained the potential steps. I especially appreciated the thoughts and reaction of Ms Stuckeyā¦ā¦
One point, and I may have missed it: the consideration of attacking the character of the victim. While this may not happen in a ā politically volatileā trial, it happens in other trials, where the VICTIM becomes the defendant with no defenceā¦..I have not listened to episode 1370, but I am looking forward to it.
Excellent comments on the podcast āMy response to Andy Stanleyās LGBTQ sermonā¦ā
The point made by the Podcast- that we are separate from our sins – is very important. ā¦.emphasized by the Podcast, and Iām glad to have this perspective. Because I believe any conversation will result in clearer spirituality..
There have always been issues with homosexuality in the church, just like there have been issues with men and women in the church hooking upā¦
In the churches, Iāve gone to, gay church members making an attempts to lead a life for God without any sort of sexual immorality, is just as equal to those singles in the church who also tried to lead a life dedicated to Jesus..
Iāve gone to churches where openly gay but non-practicing members took specific roles in the church. Iāve gone to churches where people that professing homosexuals were asked to sit on the front row, front and center every Sunday morning. And their absence notedā¦. Thereās a combination of people who hold congregations accountable, and those who ask for individuals to excel in their best abilitiesā¦.
First Corinthians chapter 5 verses nine through 13 āmeans to me that troubles in the churches are coming from the church itself, and as these verses point out, God is not surprised by anything on this earth. But is surprised by professing Christians and issues. That statement is uncommitted for a reason.