Rick Jore, a former member of the Montana House of Representatives, discusses why compulsory school attendance is contrary to the natural family order and what we can do about it.

Cornelius N. Grove, Ed.D., author of The Drive to Learn, discusses what his research shows East Asian culture does differently to encourage children to attain academic excellence.

The Show-Me Institute's Michael McShane joins the show to discuss a case being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court regarding Blaine Amendments and a religious Missouri school's attempt to receive a grant.

CJ Szafir, Vice President for Policy and Deputy Counsel at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, discusses the education struggles of rural Wisconsin, and how school choice can help alleviate them.

Author Carew Papritz, "The Cowboy Philosopher," joins today's program to talk about the decline of cursive writing in schools, the benefits of learning cursive, and ways parents can supplement their children's learning outside the classroom.

Heartland Institute Policy Analyst Tim Benson talks about the Blaine Amendments, what they are, and how they've been a constant impediment to advancing education choice.

David Keene, former president of the NRA, talks about how his organization helps schools take measures to increase the safety and security of its students and staff.

Dana Harris of Generation Citizen joins today's show to discuss the importance of civics education in creating a generation of informed, responsible, involved adults.

Joy Pullmann joins the show to talk about how the Common Core State Standards have become entrenched in American education and how they're wreaking havoc on the system.

Corey DeAngelis of the University of Arkansas joins the show to discuss why school choice is good for more than just students.