The Love Questions Podcast

This US court decision could change everything.
The Supreme Court of the United States just ruled on conversion therapy laws—and the ripple effects could hit Australia next.
We break down what Neil Gorsuch said about free speech, why this case matters globally, and the data most people aren’t talking about—from the American Psychological Association, Lisa Diamond, and major longitudinal studies.
This isn’t just about therapy… it’s about freedom, choice, and who gets to decide.

What you say in Australia is starting to matter more than ever… and not in a good way.
In this episode, we unpack real cases happening right now that are reshaping free speech, challenging reality, and raising serious questions about where the country is heading.
What you say in Australia is starting to matter more than ever… and not in a good way. In this episode, we unpack real cases happening right now that are reshaping free speech, challenging reality, and raising serious questions about where the country is heading. These aren’t hypotheticals. These are real people, real consequences, and a conversation we can’t ignore.

He was living as a woman… and was on the path toward sex change surgery. But one moment changed everything.
In this episode of the Love Questions Podcast, we unpack identity, confusion, truth, and the turning point that reshaped his life.
This is a raw, honest conversation about what really happens when you go searching for who you are.

Gen Z isn’t more promiscuous than previous generations — in many ways, they’re having less sex. So why does something still feel deeply off?
Gen Z isn’t more promiscuous than previous generations — in many ways, they’re having less sex. So why does something still feel deeply off? In this episode, PJ sits down with Daniel and Elles Maddry from Moral Revolution to unpack the new kind of sexual brokenness shaping this generation: digital intimacy, pornography, AI, secrecy, and a growing disconnection from real relationships. They explore why authenticity is craved but rarely practiced, how secrets keep people stuck, and what it actually looks like to get connected again — to God, to others, and to yourself.

Why do good men fall into sexual sin?
In this episode of the Love Questions Podcast, PJ sits down with Warwick Marsh, founder of Dads4Kids, to talk about one of the most devastating patterns we see today: good men, good fathers, and even Christian leaders losing their marriages, families, and ministries through sexual failure.
Warwick shares lessons from decades of work strengthening families and supporting fathers across Australia. Together, PJ and Warwick unpack the deeper connection between sexual integrity, marriage, fatherhood, and the health of our culture.

Gen Z is often praised for being open, aware, and driven.But beneath the surface, something isn’t working.
In this episode of the Love Questions Podcast, PJ sits down with three young adults to talk honestly about what it’s really like growing up in a world of constant distraction, instant gratification, and nonstop stimulation.
Gen Z is often praised for being open, aware, and driven. But beneath the surface, something isn’t working. In this episode of the Love Questions Podcast, PJ sits down with three young adults to talk honestly about what it’s really like growing up in a world of constant distraction, instant gratification, and nonstop stimulation. They explore why so many young people appear strong on the outside — successful, disciplined, productive — yet struggle deeply with their inner life. From phone addiction and shortened attention spans to self-control, discipline, repentance, and accountability, this conversation goes where most don’t.
 

The idea that people are “born LGBT” is often treated as settled fact — but what if it isn’t?
In this episode, we examine the claim that sexual orientation is fixed and immutable, and why that idea became so dominant in culture, law, and therapy. Drawing on scientific research, historical texts, and the words of LGBT activists themselves, this conversation challenges the assumption that sexuality never changes.
This video is not about forcing outcomes or denying anyone’s experience. It’s about truth, freedom, and whether people are being given the full picture when it comes to sexuality, identity, and choice.

Free speech in therapy has already been restricted — but that may be about to change. A US Supreme Court case, Chiles v. Salazar, is challenging laws that limit what therapists and clients are allowed to talk about in the therapy room. While these laws are often framed as bans on “conversion therapy,” the deeper issue is far more fundamental.
Who gets to decide the goal of therapy? In this episode, we unpack how current laws prevent LGBT therapy clients from freely choosing the support they want, even when that support is requested voluntarily. This case isn’t about forcing outcomes — it’s about whether the state should be allowed to pre-determine which conversations are permitted, and which are forbidden.
At the heart of the discussion is a simple but profound question: Should therapy be client-led, or state-controlled?

In this episode of the Love Questions Podcast, PJ speaks with Dr. Julie Maxwell, a UK paediatrician with 25 years of experience, who became a whistleblower after witnessing what was happening inside the Tavistock Gender Identity Clinic.
She shares what she saw from the inside:
How children were placed on a conveyor belt toward puberty blockersWhy clnicians felt pressured to affirm rather than investigateHow underlying issues like autism, trauma, depression, and family breakdown were often ignored What the latest UK reviews revealed about puberty blockers, mental health, and suicide claims Why parents were told things that weren’t supported by the data

In this episode of the Love Questions Podcast, PJ Bedwell is joined by Lisa Nolland, an academic researcher and public health specialist who has spent decades studying the impact of sexual culture on children and young people.
This is a serious, evidence-based conversation about what happens when children are exposed to adult sexual concepts too early — and why age, biology, brain development, and ethics matter far more than cultural trends.
Lisa explains why children are not mini-adults, how premature sexualisation reshapes developing brains, and why many parents are unaware of what is being taught under the banner of “comprehensive sex education.” This discussion is not driven by fear or ideology, but by research, lived experience, and a deep concern for the wellbeing of the next generation.