Allie's Story
After delivering the commencement address at her college graduation in 2014, Allie knew this—speaking to people about the things that matter—was a passion she wanted to pursue. She took a job in public relations in Athens, Georgia, where she met her future husband. The two were wed in the fall of 2015, and they moved into a small rental close to the University of Georgia campus. Their proximity to the university allowed Allie the opportunity to lead a Bible study of freshman girls, who helped her realize the need young, Christian women have in approaching politics and culture from a Christian perspective. Allie began giving presentations at sorority chapter meetings about the importance of understanding the issues at stake in the 2016 election. Around the same time, she started a blog called The Conservative Millennial, which, over the course of the next year and a half, garnered an audience of hundreds of thousands.
In 2017, through a series of divinely orchestrated moments, Allie got a job at TheBlaze creating video content. She continued to speak across the country and began appearing on networks like Fox News. Allie moved to Conservative Review TV in 2018, where she started her podcast, Relatable. CRTV and TheBlaze merged, creating BlazeTV, which currently distributes Allie's show. Relatable's success over its first six years is due to the ever-growing support of Allie's highly engaged, mostly-female audience. Allie has had the honor of interviewing some of the most influential figures of our day, like President Donald Trump, Kat Von D, Governor Ron DeSantis, Dr. John MacArthur, Candace Cameron Bure, Dr. Albert Mohler, Megyn Kelly, Ben Shapiro, and many others.
“You’re not enough, you’ll never be enough, and that’s okay, because God is.”
Allie Stuckey
