Get ready to hear everything you need to know about Right-to-Know Law (RTK) and how to use it to hold government accountable.  In this episode we sit down with Diane Haring, a Pennridge resident who spent years acquiring knowledge about the RTK process, and then put that knowledge to good use during the pandemic.  The story of her involvement and how dramatically it changed things is one of the best kept secrets of ReOpen Bucks.

Today we catch up with John Stange, lead pastor of Core Creek Community Church in Langhorne.  After churches were shutdown in 2020, John decided to give his congregation the freedom of choice when it came to masking and returning to in person worship. We discuss his leadership as a pastor, how he put the community at the forefront of his decisions, and how his church served as the venue for ReOpen Bucks events when we needed them most.

CoreCreek.com (Church)
DesireJesus.com (Blog)
PlatformLaunchers.com (Membership Community)

In this episode we chat with Mara Witsen, a Central Bucks resident who has become known for her well-prepared and even-better-delivered speeches during public comment periods.  We discuss how she got started with speaking at meetings, and what motivates her.

Catch up with Mara on Twitter @SoulofSowell

In this episode we chat with Dawn Augustine about her experience as Treasurer of Bucks County Sports Association, the youth sports organization created from ReOpen Bucks to provide kids with a completely mask-free sports environment.  We also touch on her involvement with turning Centennial School District around, as well as her family's recent move to freedom-loving Florida.

https://buckscountysportsassociation.com

In this episode we catch up with recently-minted Central Bucks School Director Lisa Sciscio.  We discuss why she decided to run for school board, how she's adjusted to the role, and what she sees for the future of Central Bucks.  We also touch on her prominent decision to prevent segregation of students based on vaccination status by leading a motion to cancel a class field-trip to Washington, D.C. while it was under vaccine mandate.

In this episode we have a heart-wrenching conversation with Kayla Ottey, a pediatric nurse practitioner who was ruthlessly attacked in the media by her own employer, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, and then fired for daring to speak in support of mask choice at a Central Bucks School Board meeting.

Kayla's story is one of the harder ones to hear, but also the most important.  After listening to this episode, I want you to ask yourself, "what would I give to stand in my truth?"

In this episode we sit down with Tim Rosanelli, owner of Maximum Impact Karate in Dublin.  We discuss why and how Tim reopened his dojo for in-person training on June 1st, 2020, and why he's maintained a mask-optional policy every day since then.

https://maximpactkarate.com/
https://www.facebook.com/maximumimpactkarate

In this episode we chat with Kimberly Gorman to discuss her service on the Board of Directors of Bucks County Sports Association, the youth sports organization created from ReOpen Bucks to provide kids with a completely mask-free sports environment.  Along the way, we also discuss Kim’s leadership of the group Kids 1st Neshaminy Schools, and the family-owned small business she shares with her husband, Gorman Chiropractic & Holistic Health Center.

www.buckscountysportsassociation.com

Gorman Chiropractic & Holistic Health Center: https://www.facebook.com/GormanHolisticHealth

Kids 1st Neshaminy Schools: https://www.facebook.com/groups/298265281201803

In this episode we catch up with Jessica Lieblich, long-time admin of the ReOpen Bucks Facebook group and founder of "Little Freedom Fighters of Bucks County".  In late 2020 Jessica started the group to provide outlets for normalcy to families with young children, something that was nearly impossible to find at the time.

To learn more about the Little Freedom Fighters of Bucks County:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1259261051094583

In this episode we catch up with Kaitlin Derstine, a New York transplant who moved back to Souderton Area during COVID and started the group "Soudy Strong Conservatives" (now known as Indian Valley Conservative Voice).  Kaitlin and I chat about her experiences running a local grassroots movement, including the challenges that come with being a strong leader in such a divided time.

You can check out Kaitlin's Souderton Area groups here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/soudystrongconservatives
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ivconservativevoice