PCR Podcast Ep30: Vicky Matthews Director of Choices Women's Clinic

Vicky Matthews is the Executive Director of Choices Women's Clinic in Orlando Florida and the president of Life Steward Ministries (http://www.choiceswomensclinic.com/ & http://www.lifestewardministries.org/). Vicky travels around the country speaking about and raising funds for women's pregnancy centers, while also serving as the director of her own center. In our conversation we discuss the pro-life movement, changes that are being made in pregnancy centers, and the challenges set before the Church to help pregnant women in need and the unborn children in our communities. It's some thought provoking material worthy of consideration. 

If you listen to the end of the episode you can hear what Vicky's
reaction was when I showed her this comic.

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"You don't need that man in your life": Feminine Power in Sufjan Stevens' "Djohariah and Mad Max: Fury Road

And the man who left you for dead
He's the heart grabber back stabber double cheater wife beater
You don't need that man in your life
—Sung by Sufjan Stevens in his song "Djohariah"

It all starts in a car.

Sometimes, you just gotta get in the car and leave. But first you have to get that man out of the backseat. If only it were that easy. "I know you won't get very far with the backseat driver in the carpetbagger with the dagger heart grabber stuck in your car," so sings Sufjan Stevens to his troubled sister Djohariah in the song he wrote for her.