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Conversations on truth, values, and living life with faithful intention. We laugh, we go deep, and there's always a boom and a clap.

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    EP 232: A.I. child p*rn is legal, so stop sharing your kids online? & 9K for stay at home moms… (opens the original)

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    We’re being told AI is the future, it’s powerful and capable of anything…except for when it comes to the protection of children. When it comes to protecting children, all our focus and energy and really, blame, has been aimed at moms. Digital and social media is where most adults spend their time and get their information but what does that space look like when children and families are no longer represented there? In today’s episode, Rita discusses a recent court ruling that protects AI generat

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    EP 231: Why Conservative Politicians always drift Left, John Tillman author of The Political Vise (opens the original)

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    If it empowers people he’s for it, if it empowers the government he’s against it. This is John Tillmans guiding philosophy. John is the CEO of the American Culture Project, he built the IL Policy Institute, and is an influential leader in the free market/public policy movement. Shifting gears in his mid 40’s, John went from businessman to helping shape politics in a big way. In today’s conversation Rita and John discuss the right’s constant leftward drift and what we can do better on the right t

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    EP 230: Protect Young Eyes: 5 Habits of Tech Ready Families with Chris McKenna (opens the original)

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    How do we protect kids from the dangers of technology? We might delay issuing a phone but kids still need good habits when they day comes that they have one in their hand. Chris McKenna started Protect Young Eyes eleven years ago with the goal of helping families navigate technology well. Chris opens our eyes to the dangers of the “world wide web,” gives us practical tips and tells us about some current events related to the tech space (Elon suing Minnesota for a deepfake law and NY working to b

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    EP 229: Are we even speaking the same language? "Conservative" has become meaningless and conversations are hard. (opens the original)

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    We are living in a broken and fragmented country. Conversations can and do feel fruitless when the people having them lack any sort of parallel foundational principles. In today’s episode, Rita will discuss why without a foundational understanding of what America is, what our governments role was intended to be, and even what conservatism is…the divide will only continue to grow deeper. It is crucial that we have a firm and moral foundation, push aside the desire for comfort, and seek the truth.

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    EP 228: Could you stand firm on your convictions? Doug Smith walks away from a ‘dream job’ (opens the original)

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    In a world trying to sell you products and ideals based on fear, it’s never been more important to have a firm foundation. Today’s episode is part 2 with Doug Smith. Doug is a Christian, author, and software engineer who also recently left his dream job because of his convictions. Rita and Doug discuss the importance of knowing what your convictions are and how to stand in them…before you need to. Doug will also touch on AI’s staying power (or lack thereof), the AI bubble, and the hope we are se

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