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In this episode we take an in-depth, no-holds-barred look at one of America’s most fascinating, controversial, and influential figures—Andrew Jackson.

Was he a war hero or a ruthless politician? A defender of democracy or a tyrant? A champion of the common man or an enemy of the oppressed?

By the end of this episode, you’ll know why Jackson was seen as a hero by many, a villain by others, and why his legacy still impacts America today.

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Joined by St. George City Councilwoman Michelle Tanner, we discuss the Author of the Declaration of Independence and 3rd President, Thomas Jefferson. We discuss Jefferson's bravery and grit, and how it has inspired and influenced Michelle in her elected office. 

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Kylie and I dive into Washington's miraculous victory in Trenton New Jersey. We discuss the miracles that accompanied the Continental Army, and George Washington's leadership and reliance on God that would ultimately save the Revolutionary cause. 

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The American / Indian Wars was an interesting and hotly contentious time in our nation's history. Jackson and I discuss different events and people during this time of conflict, the rights and wrongs of both sides, and the Grit that is displayed by the different characters of this era. 

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Considered to many America's first Mountain Man, John Colter lived a life nothing short of adventure.  From the Lewis and Clark Expedition to running for his life from the Blackfeet Indian,  John Colter's story is one of perseverance, stamina, and GRIT.

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Justin takes us into the ideas and philosophies that stem from the earliest days of Christianity that our Founding Fathers looked to in the formation of our nation. 

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Columbus is at the top of the cancel culture list, but do we really understand who this man was? Why did he set sail, and who was guiding him? All answers right here.