DCSD school board candidates Christy Williams and Kaylee Wineager join me to discuss Covid restrictions, Critical Race Theory, and other issues facing the parents of Douglas County School District students. Christy and Kaylee and the other two candidates

Cuban exile Mailyn Sabarria joins me to talk about the uprising in Cuba, what it means, and how we can help the freedom-seeking Cubans. Annette can be found at annettetalks.com or emailed at [email protected].

My state rep, Kevin Van Winkle, joins me to talk about what the state assembly has attempted to stop the governor from abuisng his emergency powers during Covid, what he's been working on, and how we can make a difference as constituents. If you're in Kev

I share three miracles that happened in 1776 that helped bring about hour independence. I took two of the miracles from the book 1776 by David McCollough.

I am joined by Cameron Briggs and Tracy Durfee, who candidly discuss how they strive to live the gospel while having same sex attraction.

Dr. Christy Kane joins me to talk about her insightful, gripping book about one woman's journey of recovery from childhood abuse through therapy. The book, "Fractured Souls and Splintered Memories" can be found at https://www.amazon.com/Fractured-Souls-Sp

Dr. Barke is back to discuss the state of education and alternatives such as home schooling and charter schools. We also talk about the lawsuit by AFLD against HHS. Dr. Barke can be found at https://www.rxforliberty.com/. The shirt he wore in this episode

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Many of us have been less than happy about the Church's response to the virus. Jodi Stoddard joins me to discuss how we can handle it when we disagree with the decisions or policies of Church leaders, both now and in the future. We spend a lot of time on

Cuba exile Mailyn Salabarria shares what life was like growing up in Castro's Cuba and what alarms her about the past year in the U.S. Her story is gripping and her warnings are very timely. Mailyn can be found through her business website: http://www.crc