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Sarah interviews Suzanna Lee Jacobson who is an expert on helping children recover from childhood trauma. Suzanna runs the non-profit Kerith Family Recovery which provides free summer camp to kids impacted by addiction and incarceration. Hear the best ways to help kids with trauma and gain incite into these children's lives. Why is the background like this? It has something to do with the fundraising ball Suzanna has planned for April. Maybe you want to come?
Meet the man behind Hey Elmer. Elmer has been into printing and designing shirts for 20 years. Elmer shares what his day is like, takes us inside his beautiful story in Historic Downtown Corydon, and makes three shirts for Sarah to take home.
To purchase a shirt Elmer will make for you, visit https://www.heyelmer.com/projectnext
We have dad hats, trucker hats, shirts, hoodies, magnets, mugs, stickers, and more! It’s all about commUNITY!
Thanks for being a supporter of our independent media company. And thanks for supporting Elmer too.
Meet Will Colteryahn who is running for state house in Indiana. Hear about his beautiful and hard cancer journey, why he got into social work and helping those with disabilities find jobs, and why he ran for this office.Sarah and Will also discuss the Super Bowl Halftime Show, Tom Green, that scary word inclusion, and so much more.
Sarah interviews Ethan Sweetland-May about a bill he wants to pass to make a database of domestic abuse offenders. If we can help get Ethan elected into the Indiana State Senate, we can help push this bill into becoming a law. We could help protect those that need it with this plan. Ethan tells us why we need this database, why these offenders abuse those behind closed doors, and why this will help many Hoosiers. Ethan based this database off of one formed in Tennessee. He uses real research to come up with a tool that would be similar to the sex-offender website many of us use to protect ourselves and our kids. How do we help make this a reality?Step 1: We help Ethan win his election. Step 2: We tell everyone about this database Ethan calls DART.Step 3: We push our elected leaders to pass this into law. Thanks Ethan for doing this work and running for state office.
On January 7 hundred of candidates drove to Indy to file to run for state office. Today, many were alerted to the news that their paperwork has a mistake. Now they need to drive back to Indy by Friday, Feb. 6 so they won't be taken off the ballot. How did this happen? Sarah talks to Beau Bayh, Blythe Potter for Indiana Secretary of State, Michelle Higgs for Indiana, and Ryan Price for Indiana about what happened and why we must elect better people to oversee Indiana's elections.
What is Turning Point USA? Molly Gaines from Secular Education Association gives Sarah all the details about this Christian National organization that is already in over 2,100 public high schools and colleges.
Meet Pepper Snyder who is running for Indiana State House. Pepper grew up a Republican, switched to Libertarian, and has been a Democrat for the last few years. Hear about that fascinating evolution along with why Pepper wants to focus her race on affordability and making Hoosier lives better. Also...here in Indiana we have until February 6 to file to run for something. Message us at Project Next if you would like help getting started. Turning out the vote in this next election will be the thing that can turn this extreme state around.
How do we call attention to the fact that Indiana holds several ICE detention centers across the state? One way is to hold prayer vigils led by religious leaders. Meet Pastor Chris Lantz who is leading one today. Why is NOW the time to come together and call this inhumane?
Pastor Kent is in Minneapolis right now with a large group of clergy to help the people in this city. Rich and Sarah interview Kent about his week in this hurting city. Pr. Kent represents Union Church in Berea, KY. He represented the Kentucky Council of Churches in Minneapolis.See Pastor Kent's pictures, watch his videos, and learn about what it is actually like on the scene at these protests. Learn about the organizing taking place to protect these human beings from government sanctioned crimes. Also get easy ways you can help in this social justice fight. Love to everyone hurting right now.
Dr. Tim Peck, Chad Snow, and Sarah Blessing go over the tragic events that are happening in Minneapolis. We look into how the right was shown this event versus the left, how our national government reacted, and how a mass movement of people are resisting. How can we come together after such horrific tragedies, fight against the misinformation, and share our humanity? Skip the first three minutes of this video to miss the audio issues.
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