There Will Be Bourbon
I take interesting people and make them more interesting with bourbon.
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The Last Homely House (opens the original)
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Joel runs The Last Homely House account on X which you can follow @AHomelyHouse. He is a father of ten, teacher, bookbinder, calligrapher, radical subsidiarist, and builder of playhouses in the woods. He is also SOF veteran having spent time in the Navy and the Army as a Ranger. We discuss his homeschool background, time in the Navy SEALs pipeline, shift over to the Army Rangers, as well as his time post military doing personal protection in Iraq and South Sudan before returning home to teach an
Jennifer Van Laar (opens the original)
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Jennifer Van Laar is the managing editor for RedState, an apologetic California conservative, sports fanatic, a mother and grandmother. She worked as court reporter for 20 years in the criminal and civil courts of North Carolina before entering journalism in 2014. Her investigative work is credited with the resignations of former Congressional Rep. Katie Hill and former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel. You can find her writing on RedState as well as on X @jenvalaar.
Adam Swart - CEO of Crowds on Demand (opens the original)
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Adam Swart is the founder and CEO of Crowds on Demand; a paid protesting firm. With protest tensions rising nationwide, he offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at how modern demonstrations are mobilized and why some escalate while others don’t.
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