WE'RE BACK!!! For the first episode of season 2, we are so excited to welcome Chris Pandolfo, the curation editor for Blaze Media. If you like what you hear on this episode, and we know you will, go check out his content at theblaze.com

As a journalist who has to wade through fact, opinion, propaganda and the cold dark world of the “Twitterverse” —with a blue checkmark, Chris was possibly the best person to come on and give us perspective and help on navigating the challenging conversations around politics and faith that feed into the the polarization of our world.

On this episode we are joined by a very special guest and a good friend of ours, representative Adam Morgan. Adam is a husband and father, an attorney, a business owner, a musician, a deacon at his local church, an active young Republican, and an elected state house representative for district 20 right here in Greenville. Meagan and I had the opportunity to chat with Adam about his journey into politics, current issues in our state, and how local government at the state level is vastly different than government on a national scale. It’s an informative and fun conversation that you don’t want to miss.

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In this short, but jam-packed episode (only 20 minutes!) we go behind the scenes with young Republican, businessman, and Greenville native, Congressman William Timmons. We discuss the unique challenges facing our elected leaders in Congress and the sometimes surprising facts about what it’s really like serving as District 4’s representative in DC. We asked William what does a typical day look like and is it anything like what we see on some of our favorite political dramas. Curious? You’ll have to listen and find out.

We are thrilled to introduce Meghan Reimers, playwright and theatre professor, as our guest and expert to guide us in our break down of The Daily Wire's first produced movie, Run Hide Fight. This episode contains movie spoilers.

This past week on March 16th, South Carolina Republican-controlled House Judiciary Committee tabled the Save Women’s Sports Act. This prevented it from moving forward through the legislative process and becoming a law. This act was intended to protect the arena of women-only sports for girls in South Carolina schools.

We decided to record this episode as an urgent response, to help inform you about what is going on right now in our State House. And if you don’t live in South Carolina, we urge to be on the lookout for mirroring legislation in your state, and of course, to make your voice heard.

We were able to secure an interview with Representative Ashley Trantham, and Meagan sits down with her to learn about the specifics of the bill, what prevented it from going through, and how we can do better in the future.

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