Bills continue to barrel through the legislature dealing with parental authority and school choice. Students will no longer have to mask up at schools, but will homeschool students be permitted to try out for public school sports? Find out about that and more on this week's episode.

Plus, did that legislator just say what he just said? Inconceivable!

Things are happening and fast and furiously at the State Capitol—where there have been heated debates over whether students can be forced to wear masks or if parents have the right to review sexually explicit assignments, as well debate over pro-life and marriage issues. Where do things stand now, and where do we expect them to land?

Plus, a legislator with a pot shop on High Street?! Inconceivable!

It seems like every day we hear new examples of outrageous violations of parental rights from kids being handed obscene books, educators encouraging children to experiment with their gender identity; to military kids being targeted as "privileged." Why does this keep happening, and what can we do about it?

The first few weeks of Governor Younkin’s leadership have been anything but dull—we’ve had new battles over everything from parental rights, to mask wars, to critical race theory crack downs. Plus, some key legislation on religious freedom is quickly moving through the General Assembly.

Mama Bear Parental Rights Lobby Day is right around the corner! Learn more about how you can speak up for your rights and the rights of your children during the General Assembly Session.

Also, this week we're joined by a special guest from California to talk about how Virginia can remain conservative and what lies ahead if we don't.

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Governor Youngkin has announced his appointments like the secretary of education and health and human services. But what do these appointments mean for the values Christians care about—like defending the unborn and parental rights? How will his cabinet lead the Commonwealth on these important issues and more?

Today's Inconceivable Moment's award features a homeschool mom's grammar lesson courtesy for the Arlington Educators Association.

When her son faced explicit reading material in class, Laura Murphy took action. After being ignored by the school system, Laura took the issue to the General Assembly, where a bill for parental notification was passed TWICE only to be vetoed by the Governor at the time. Today, Candi talks with Laura to hear her story and encourage other moms and dads to Speak Up! for their child.

We’re going to engage in a bit of time travel today—with a flashback into what to led to the surprising wins for pro-family conservatives in the Virginia election. Then we’re gonna to flashforward, looking at how those wins could translate into some exciting policy—including a save girls sports bill.

This year Victoria spoke at the Center for Urban Renewal and Education's (CURE) Summit on advancing educational freedom, hear what she had to say. And this week's inconceivable is about our growing culture of victimhood.

Merry Christmas! Enjoy the sounds of our Christmastime fire, and hear a special Christmas Blessing.