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Ever wonder how faith fits into politics, culture, and everyday life? Nadine@9 digs into the issues shaping our world and reminds listeners that feelings can’t be the foundation for truth.
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What If Faithfulness Is the Victory? (opens the original)
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What happens when you step out in faith, do the work, fight the fight—and the outcome isn’t what you hoped for? That’s where I started my conversation with Dusty Blue . After a hard-fought campaign for Missouri State Senate District 18, I wanted to hear how Dusty was doing on the other side of Election Day. We talked about some of the highs and lows of the campaign, what he learned along the way, what surprised him, and what he believes the road ahead looks like. But our conversation quickly bec
The Truth Doesn’t Need A Villain (opens the original)
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Missouri voters went to the polls in August under one congressional map. Now, just weeks later, they’ve been told that map will not be the map used for the November general election. It’s confusing. It’s frustrating. And it’s tempting to immediately ask: Who is to blame? But what if the answer isn’t as simple as we want it to be? In this episode, I sit down with Act for Missouri to talk through the mess surrounding Missouri’s congressional redistricting and the difficult position voters now find
Should We Walk Away? (opens the original)
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Can someone who has spent years fighting for liberty really just walk away from politics? I sat down with Ike Skelton to talk about what he’s been doing since losing the Senate race—and what the path ahead might look like. Can Ike actually walk away from politics? I have a hard time believing that’s possible for someone like him. And honestly, I’m not sure it would be wise. Our state needs steady voices who understand the Constitution and are willing to stand on principle, even when it isn’t pol
Beyond The Echo Chamber (opens the original)
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What happens when we stop talking only to people who already agree with us? That was one of the reasons I invited Cody Hutcheson to join me on Nadine@9. I knew Cody and I had different perspectives on some issues, and I wanted to have more conversations on the show where differing viewpoints are actually welcome. It’s easy to live in an echo chamber. We hear the same opinions, follow the same people, and surround ourselves with voices that reinforce what we already believe. But if we’re never ch
Rugged. Unconventional. Passionate. (opens the original)
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This week, I talked with 26-year-old Jake Jackson —a young American who is ready to put in the hard work required to preserve our Republic. Jake’s passion for limited government and individual liberty started early. Even as a kid, he noticed government attempting to dictate certain day-to-day aspects of life, and it never sat well with him. Some difficult years in middle school would ultimately help prepare him for the path he is on today: politics. And Jake isn’t stepping into politics to simpl
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