The Dark Side of the Rainbow

Episode 32: Against All Odds: Parents' Battle Against Gender Ideology in Schools with Erin Lee

Join host Robert Wallace as he sits down with John and Erin Lee, parents from northern Colorado, who share their harrowing experience with gender ideology infiltrating their child's school. Hear their story of how their daughter was introduced to radical gender theories through an art class, leading to a shocking declaration of transgender identity and subsequent mental health struggles. Learn about the Lees' journey from initial shock to proactive advocacy, including their efforts to combat this ideology through founding organizations and pushing for legislative change. This episode sheds light on the urgent need for parental awareness and involvement in the fight against harmful educational practices.

Episode 31: Protecting Children from Ideological Agendas with Shiry Sapir

Welcome to the Dark Side of the Rainbow. Join host Robert Wallace in this Gays Against Groomers production as he engages in a powerful conversation with Shiry Sapir, a passionate advocate for children in Arizona. Sapir, who previously ran for superintendent of education, continues to lead initiatives to protect children from various threats, including the trans agenda.
 
In this episode, Sapir discusses the importance of parental rights and the need for school choice legislation. She highlights the troubling trends in public schools, such as the indoctrination of children and the erosion of parental authority. Sapir passionately argues for the preservation of childhood innocence and the necessity of empowering parents to direct their children's education and medical decisions.
 
Wallace and Sapir also delve into the broader societal implications of these issues, touching on topics like critical race theory, social-emotional learning, and the impact of these ideologies on the military. They emphasize the importance of a strong moral foundation and the need for parents to unite in the fight to protect their children.
 
For more information about Shiry Sapir's work and how to get involved, visit shirysapir.com. Follow her on X at @shirysapir.

Episode 30: Unmasking SEL: The Hidden Agenda in Education with Lisa Logan

Welcome to another episode of "The Dark Side of the Rainbow," a Gays Against Groomers production hosted by Robert Wallace. In this episode, we delve into the controversial topic of social-emotional learning (SEL) with our specialized guest, Lisa Logan.
Lisa Logan, a mom of three and a vocal critic of SEL, shares her journey from attending school board meetings to becoming a prominent voice against the implementation of SEL programs like Second Step. She discusses how these programs subtly indoctrinate children with progressive ideologies, leading to a social credit score system for kids.
We explore the emotional and psychological impact of SEL on children, including the normalization of mental illness and the manipulation of young minds through trauma bonding and circle times. Lisa also highlights the broader agenda driven by organizations like the World Economic Forum and the United Nations, pushing for a one-world government and religion through educational indoctrination.
Lisa provides actionable advice for parents on how to protect their children, from building strong family relationships to raising awareness in their communities. She emphasizes the importance of safeguarding cognitive liberty and constitutional rights in the face of this growing educational and societal challenge.
Don't miss this eye-opening conversation that uncovers the hidden layers of SEL and its far-reaching implications. Follow Lisa Logan on YouTube at Parents of Patriots, on Substack at Education Manifesto, and on X at @IamLisaLogan.
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Episode 29: A Parent's Fight Against Gender Ideology with January Littlejohn

Join host Robert Wallace in this eye-opening episode where we delve into the journey of January Littlejohn, a senior fellow at the Do No Harm organization. January is a licensed mental health counselor and a fervent parental rights advocate. She shares her personal story of navigating the complex terrain of gender ideology in schools, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Listen as January recounts the struggles she faced when her daughter, influenced by her peer group, began to question her gender identity. The conversation highlights the alarming practices within schools, such as secret meetings and social transition plans that exclude parental involvement.
January discusses the legal battles she and her family have faced, including filing a federal lawsuit against the school district for violating parental rights. She also sheds light on the broader implications of these practices, the role of activist organizations, and the urgent need for parents to be vigilant and proactive in protecting their children's mental and physical well-being.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the influence of gender ideology on children and the erosion of parental rights. Discover how you can be part of the solution and support organizations like Do No Harm and GaYS Against Groomers in their mission to safeguard our children.

Episode 28: Standing Firm: Protecting Children from Ideological Influences with Stephen Scaer

In this compelling episode, host Robert Wallace engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Stephen Scaer, aka "Sidewalk Steve," a candidate running for Senate in New Hampshire. Scaer shares his experiences and insights on his mission to protect children from what he views as the harmful influences of LGBTQIA ideology.
The discussion delves into the broader implications of transgender ideology, the role of public schools, and the vulnerabilities of children and young adults with mental health challenges.
Tune in to hear Stephen's passionate arguments against the current trends in "gender-affirming care," his personal motivations, and his strategies for creating safer environments for children. This episode is highlights and emphasizes the importance of speaking out and taking action.

Episode 27: A Father’s Battle Against Trans Ideology with Adam Vena

Welcome to the Dark Side of the Rainbow. Today we have Adam Vena. Adam has been fighting for his child who has been affected and taken over by the trans ideology. 
Adam shares his story, starting from when his son was two years old and how it all began with a text message of his son in a pink dress. Over the years, Adam has faced numerous challenges, including court battles, temporary restraining orders, and being completely cut out of his son's life. He discusses his struggles with the family court system, the lack of proper representation, and the impact of gender assessments ordered by the court.
Throughout the episode, Adam talks about the emotional toll this has taken on him and his family, the support he has received, and his ongoing fight to protect his son. He also shares advice for other parents who might find themselves in similar situations, emphasizing the importance of monitoring children's activities and maintaining open communication within the family.
Join us as we delve into Adam's heartbreaking journey and his relentless advocacy for his child's well-being. This episode sheds light on the complex and often controversial issues surrounding trans ideology and parental rights.

Episode 26: Unveiling the WPATH Tapes: A Deep Dive into Transgender Healthcare Controversies with Megan Brock

In this episode, host Robert Wallace sits down with Megan Brock, an investigative reporter for The Daily Caller, to discuss the explosive revelations from the WPATH tapes.
Megan shares her unique perspective as a former pediatric ICU nurse and delves into the controversial findings from nearly 30 hours of confidential recordings of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). These tapes reveal discrepancies between what WPATH tells patients and what they discuss behind closed doors, raising serious questions about informed consent, especially for minors undergoing gender-affirming treatments.
From the ethical dilemmas surrounding puberty blockers and their unknown long-term effects to the complexities and high complication rates of surgeries like phalloplasty, this episode sheds light on the critical issues in transgender healthcare. Megan also offers insights on how parents and medical professionals can protect children from potentially harmful medical interventions.
Don't miss this eye-opening conversation that challenges the current standards of care and calls for greater accountability and transparency in the medical treatment of transgender individuals.

Episode 25: Lost in Trans Nation: Unveiling the Truth About Gender Ideology with Dr. Miriam Grossman, MD

Welcome to another episode of the Dark Side of the Rainbow. Today, we have acclaimed author and psychiatrist, Dr. Miriam Grossman, MD, with us. Dr. Grossman discusses her new book, Lost in Trans Nation: A Child Psychiatrist's Guide Out of the Madness.
In this episode, Dr. Grossman provides a detailed background on her career as a psychiatrist and the alarming rise of gender ideology. She shares her discovery of this trend while researching sex education in 2008, revealing how children are being indoctrinated to question the male-female binary and accept gender identities that contradict biological reality.
Dr. Grossman emphasizes the significant harms of gender-affirming care, including untreated mental health issues, irreversible medical interventions, and the profound impact on families. She also sheds light on the intimidation faced by medical professionals who oppose this ideology and the urgent need for public awareness and education.
Don't miss this eye-opening conversation about the real-life consequences of gender ideology and the steps parents can take to protect their children. For more information, visit Dr. Miriam Grossman's website and explore her latest book.

Episode 24: Guardians of Innocence: The Fight Against Child Exploitation with Seak Smith

Welcome back to the Dark Side of the Rainbow. Today, we have a very special guest, Seak Smith, who has been at the forefront of the fight to protect children from exploitation. Seak is the founder of Mom Army, Dad Army, and Badass Do-Gooders, organizations dedicated to safeguarding the innocence of children.
In this episode, Seak shares her journey from combating child trafficking for over 15 years to launching Mom Army, a survivor-led organization that works tirelessly to protect children. She discusses the importance of parental involvement in this fight and the harmful policies that seek to separate children from their families.
Seak also delves into her personal background, her family's escape from Cambodian genocide, and how these experiences shape her views on the indoctrination and manipulation of children. She highlights the dangers of exposing children to inappropriate materials and the profit-driven motives behind such policies.
Join us as we explore the broader implications of cultural Marxism, the medical-industrial complex, and the urgent need for societal change. Learn how you can be a part of this crucial battle to protect our future generations.
Don't miss this eye-opening conversation that sheds light on the war against children and the heroes fighting to protect them. Tune in and become inspired to take action in your community.

Episode 23: The Hidden Dangers of Transitioning: Ritchie Herron's Cautionary Tale

Welcome to the Dark Side of the Rainbow. In this episode, host Robert Wallace sits down with Ritchie Herron, a well-known detransitioner, to discuss the perils of the medical-industrial complex that is influencing both children and adults worldwide.
Ritchie shares his journey from transitioning in his mid-20s, fueled by untreated mental health issues and societal pressures, to his deep regret following invasive surgery. He recounts the physical and psychological aftermath of transitioning, the inadequacies of the medical support he received, and the broader implications of trans ideology on society.
They delve into the influences that led Ritchie down this path, the validation he received online, and the painful realization post-surgery that this was not the right choice for him. The conversation also explores the larger societal and political agendas potentially driving the push for transitioning and the impact on personal autonomy and family structures.
Ritchie advocates for greater awareness of the dangers of transitioning, especially for vulnerable populations, and emphasizes the importance of informed consent and critical examination of the policies surrounding trans healthcare.
Join us for this eye-opening discussion that sheds light on the complex issues surrounding transitioning and the urgent need for a more compassionate and cautious approach.