(December 21, 2010) Reclaiming the Rainbow is stirring up a hornet's nest, most recently in the form of an entry on Anderson Cooper's "Ridiculist."

(December 9, 2010) Dr J is the speaker for the first of Familia USA's "Marriage Building Series" of webinars.  Here she's giving a talk on "77 Non-Religious Reasons for One Man/One Woman Marriage," and she answers attendees' questions afterward.

(October 20, 2010) The answer to the AIDS epidemic: more education?  That's according to Elton John, at least.  Dr J appears on Issues, Etc to discuss the situation and the reasons why obvious alternatives--like reducing the number of sex partners or even (gasp!) abstinence aren't being promoted.  What's the real meaning of "safe sex?"

(December 7, 2010) Dr J appears on Issues, Etc, where she and Todd Wilken discuss the start of the Prop 8 appeals trial (technically the 3-judge panel--Reinhardt, Smith, and Hawkins--is evaluating whether there is grounds for an appeal) and what we can expect.

(December 6, 2010) Dr J is reporting from the federal Prop 8 trial (the appeal is being heard at the San Francisco courthouse).  Here's her interview with Jordan Lorence, senior counsel & senior VP of the Alliance Defense Fund's Office of Strategic Initiatives in Washington, DC.

(December 6, 2010) Dr J is reporting from the federal Prop 8 trial (the appeal is being heard at the San Francisco courthouse).  Here's her interview with Austin Nimocks, attorney and Prop 8 legal team member for the Alliance Defense Fund.

(December 2, 2010) Dr J appears on Issues, Etc, where she and Todd Wilken discuss the start of the Prop 8 appeals trial.

(December 6, 2010) Dr J is reporting from the Prop 8 trial (the appeal is being heard at the San Francisco courthouse).  Here's her interview with Ron Prentice.

(December 6, 2010) Dr J is reporting from the Prop 8 trial (the appeal is being heard at the San Francisco courthouse).  Here's her interview with Bruce Hausknecht of Focus on the Family's CitizenLink.

(December 6, 2010) Dr J is reporting from the Prop 8 trial (the appeal is being heard at the San Francisco courthouse).  Here's her interview with Bill Mays.

(November 30, 2010) Dr J speaks at Arizona State University on why marriage "equality" is impossible, based on the mechanics of parenthood in each case.  Since marriage redefinition is using parenthood to wedge the door open (so to speak), this issue is highly cogent even though not all married couples are parents.

(November 19, 2010) Dr J speaks at Gordon College's convocation on the topics of marriage, sex, and social justice.  Her emphasis is on parenting and the way these decisions can positively (or adversely) affect child development.

Dr J's first lecture at Gordon College, "Sexual Liberation among the Urban Poor," is available here.

(November 18, 2010) Dr J speaks at Gordon College on "The Sexual Liberation of the Urban Poor."  Arguably, when you examine how it plays out, not only is it not liberating--it's highly detrimental in many areas.  So what can we do?  How we can help?

The following day, Dr J spoke at Gordon on Marriage, Sex, and Social Justice--that podcast is available here.

(November 13, 2010) After Dr J delivered her talk "Marriage without Adjectives" ( as part of the Love & Fidelity Network's 2010 conference at Princeton University), she took questions from the audience.

The "Marriage without Adjectives" talk is available here.

(November 13, 2010) Dr J delivers her talk "Marriage without Adjectives" as part of the Love & Fidelity Network's 2010 conference at Princeton University.

The Q&A following the talk is available here.

(November 11, 2010) 72%--that's the rate of out-of-wedlock childbearing in the African-American community.  This is a bad thing--but, as Dr J is about to explain, many of the welfare policies of the federal government encourage out-of-wedlock childbearing.  What gives?

(November 2, 2010) The Boston Globe recently published an article entitled "Johnny has Two Mommies and Four Dads," and they're arguing that there's no reason to "limit" the number of parents a child has.  After all, this is for the child's benefit--that's why we're catering to the whims of the adults.  We've linked the article on the podcast page and the blog--check 'em out.

(October 28, 2010) Dr J travels to Duke University to speak on "Retreat from Relationship in the Hook-Up Culture."

(October 28, 2010) The John Locke Foundation sponsors Dr J's speech in Raleigh, North Carolina on the how the functioning of the family enables the functioning of society.

(October 16, 2010) Dr J addresses the Sacramento Department of Evangelization and Catholic Schools on the question of altering the definition of marriage to include same-sex unions.  She also examines the break-down of traditional marriage and the consequences of no-fault divorce.

(October 20, 2010) Dr J appears on Dennis O'Donovan's "Religion, Politics, and Culture" to discuss whether or not sex has any meaning.

(October 16, 2010) Dr J was invited to Kalamazoo this past weekend to speak at the Catholic Women's Conference of Southwest Michigan, where she gave two talks.  This is the first one: "Female Without Apology."

Her second talk, "Marriage Without Adjectives," is available here.

(October 16, 2010) Dr J was invited to Kalamazoo this past weekend to speak at the Catholic Women's Conference of Southwest Michigan, where she gave two talks.  This is the second one: "Marriage Without Adjectives."

Her first talk, "Female Without Apology," is available here.

(October 14, 2010) Does sex have meaning (beyond what we assign or refuse to assign to it)?  Dr J and Todd Wilken meet on Issues, Etc to discuss the question in light of the recent suicide at Rutgers University.  An 18-year-old jumped from the George Washington Bridge after his roommate posted a homosexual sex video of him online.

(October 7, 2010) Robert G. Edwards has just been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on in vitro fertilization.  Dr J and Todd Wilken discuss IVF's ramifications for human relationships during this segment of Issues, Etc.