Amanda Suffecool continues interviews with Women for Gun Rights advisory board members in Orlando, Florida. Raelle Cunningham from Utah discusses plans for a 10-year anniversary fly-in to Washington, DC, aiming to normalize gun ownership and celebrate the Second Amendment as personal, cultural, and constitutional, emphasizing women's roles in self-defense and advocacy.

Heather from Florida highlights legislative tracking, noting successes like defeating over 20 anti-gun bills in 2025 and challenging bans in states like Colorado and Washington. She stresses the organization's non-partisan approach, focusing on constitutional protections amid rising female gun ownership.

Karin from Colorado addresses social media throttling of gun content, sharing how platforms like YouTube hide pro-Second Amendment videos, limiting reach. The discussion underscores values-driven gun owners as a key voting bloc, countering media bias and promoting responsible ownership.

Beth from Texas shares her advocacy evolution, inspired by women's vulnerability post-Roe v. Wade reversal, advocating for armed self-protection. The episode calls for action at WomenForGunRights.org, reinforcing firearms education and constitutional awareness for succeeding generations.