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On the day another community was shattered by a school shooting in Minnesota, Jo and Jess Piper drop the niceties and get honest about America’s epidemic of gun violence laying bare the emotional toll of shooter drills, the rage and helplessness of waiting for news, and the absurdity of politicians hiding behind “thoughts and prayers” while refusing to act.With unfiltered stories from rural communities, and real families, they dig deep into how weaponized propaganda, failed policies, and spineless leadership are costing lives. Jess shares what organizing looks like on the ground in Missouri, why responsible gun owners like her are demanding change, and how incremental victories can still matter even against the odds.
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On the day another community was shattered by a school shooting in Minnesota, Jo and Jess Piper drop the niceties and get honest about America’s epidemic of gun violence laying bare the emotional toll of shooter drills, the rage and helplessness of waiting for news, and the absurdity of politicians hiding behind “thoughts and prayers” while refusing to act.With unfiltered stories from rural communities, and real families, they dig deep into how weaponized propaganda, failed policies, and spineless leadership are costing lives. Jess shares what organizing looks like on the ground in Missouri, why responsible gun owners like her are demanding change, and how incremental victories can still matter even against the odds.
Get 15% off OneSkin with code JOJO at https://www.oneskin.co/#oneskinpod
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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