(July 20, 2010) On the midwestern leg of NOM's Summer Marriage Tour, Ruth Institute's executive director Jamie Gruber tag-teamed with Dr J (she led off with the New England leg of the bus tour).  Here in Lima, Ohio, Jamie delivers a short talk on the challenges faced by students who stand up for traditional marriage.

(July 21, 2010) Derek McCoy, pastor at Beltsville, Maryland's Hope Christian Church, was at Annapolis's "Summer of Marriage" rally with Dr J (see "It Takes a lot of Faith to Believe in Same-Sex Marriage"), where he emphasized the importance of traditional marriage and the value of the vote in its defense.

(July 21, 2010) Bishop Harry Jackson, pastor of Beltsville, Maryland's Hope Christian Church, was at Annapolis's "Summer of Marriage" rally with Dr J (see "It Takes a lot of Faith to Believe in Same-Sex Marriage"), where he emphasized the value of the vote in the defense of traditional marriage.

(July 20, 2010) Jim White, former Supreme Director of the Knights of Columbus, was also at Trenton's "Summer of Marriage" rally with Dr J (see "Why Not Privatize Marriage?"), where he advocated civic participation and the accountibility of public officials in the defense of marriage.

(July 20, 2010) Bishop John Smith, the bishop of Trenton, New Jersey, was also at Trenton's "Summer of Marriage" rally with Dr J (see "Why Not Privatize Marriage?"), where he spoke in defense of traditional marriage and the complimentary differences between men and women.

(July 21, 2010) This podcast is a rebroadcast of Family New in Focus's coverage of NOM's bus stops in Rhode Island and Annapolis.  The original is available here.

(July 21, 2010) Though NOM's Summer Marriage Tour continues through August 15, Annapolis, Maryland is Dr J's last stop.  Her final talk is entitled "It Takes a lot of Faith to Believe in Same-Sex Marriage."

(July 20, 2010) Dr J updates Todd's listeners at Issues, Etc. on the progress of NOM's Summer Marriage Tour--especially the intolerance they experienced in Providence, Rhode Island when a well-organized group of same-sex "marriage" supporters tried to shout them down (as well as intimidating and threatening the listeners).  They also discuss a settlement in Mississippi, where a school student wants to bring a same-sex date to prom.

(July 18, 2010) Chris Plante, president of NOM's Rhode Island Chapter, and Brian Brown, president of NOM, were also at Providence's "Summer of Marriage" rally with Dr J (see "Redefining Marriage Redefines Parenthood").  The shouting and chanting you hear are the rainbow protestors, who also attended the rally.  We also have a few other reports of how they tried to disrupt the rally (here, here, here & here, and here) as well as audio and video (here, here, here, and here).  Much of this is on our blog, too.

(July 18, 2010) Father John Codega, advisory board member to Rhode Island's chapter of the National Organization for Marriage, was also at Providence's "Summer of Marriage" rally with Dr J (see "Redefining Marriage Redefines Parenthood").  The shouting and chanting you hear are the rainbow protestors, who also attended the rally.  We also have a few other reports of how they tried to disrupt the rally (here, here, here & here, and here) as well as audio and video (here, here, here, and here).  Much of this is also on our blog.

(July 18, 2010) Scott Spear, advisory board member to Rhode Island's chapter of the National Organization for Marriage, was also at Providence's "Summer of Marriage" rally with Dr J (see "Redefining Marriage Redefines Parenthood").  The shouting and chanting you hear are the rainbow protestors, who also attended the rally.  We also have a few other reports of how they tried to disrupt the rally (here, here, here & here, and here) as well as audio and video (here, here, here, and here).  Much of this is also on our blog.

(July 20, 2010) NOM's Summer Marriage Tour is still going strong.  This segment comes to you from Trenton, New Jersey, where Dr J addressed the question, "Why not privatize marriage?"  It sounds good, but in her opinion, it won't last--tune in to find out why.

(July 18, 2010) From Providence, Rhode Island, Dr J continues her talk on the problems related to same-sex marriage and the redefinition of parenthood that results.  (NOM's Summer Marriage Tour bus schedule is available here.)  At several points during the talk you'll be able to hear the shouting and chanting of the rainbow protestors (intent on displaying their tolerance and acceptance for all to see, no doubt).

(July 17, 2010) NOM's Summer Marriage Tour continues, and this time Dr J is speaking from Albany on the problems related to same-sex marriage and the dissolution of the biological basis of the family.  (Here's the bus schedule--check it out to see if she'll be in your neck of the woods.)  During the talk, Dr J and her listeners found themselves completely (deliberately) surrounded by rainbow protesters.

(July 15, 2010) Dr J is on the NOM Summer Marriage Tour's New England leg--she'll be stopping at various cities in the area to address questions about marriage (in the form of a 10-minute talk) and meet listeners.  The second talk--delivered in Manchester, New Hampshire--answers the question "Is it true that same-sex marriage affects everyone?"  To see if she'll be in your area, check the bus schedule.

(July 14, 2010) Dr J is on the NOM Summer Marriage Tour's New England leg--she'll be stopping at various cities in the area to address questions about marriage (in the form of a 10-minute talk) and meet listeners.  This first talk--delivered in Augusta, Maine--answers the question "What is the essential purpose of marriage?"  To see if she'll be in your area, check the bus schedule.