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Hannah's "Mom hat" was on all this week with sick children, so today's podcast is just a quick update on their family with a few brief comments about Donald Trump's cabinet picks.

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Covering the 2024 Presidential election, Hannah highlights the most important electorate swings that happened and why they happened. Further, Hannah answers the question-- What happened to the 17 million votes? 2024 was deemed "Record breaking" yet roughly 17 million votes fewer were cast than 2020. So how badly did Harris perform? Hannah dives into that aspect of the election, then she ends the podcast with key takeaways for both political parties and the legacy media. This election wasn't just a comeback, it was a reckoning. Listen to today's podcast to find out why!

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Today’s podcast is a conversation between Hannah and her Dad, Robert Jackson, discussing the upcoming election. Many Americans experience a variety of anxieties entering election season, Hannah and Robert discuss why Americans, especially Christians, shouldn’t give their minds over to anxiety, how they can Biblically overcome election anxiety, and how Christians can be politically involved without succumbing to fear and anxiety.

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This week Hannah gives a review on Mary Hunt's book Debt-Proof Your Kids. After hearing Mary Hunt in an unforgettable interview twelve years ago, Hannah recently bought and read her book written specifically for parents. A fascinating book, choc full of practical tips for parents. Even if you aren't a parent or your kids are young, Hannah recommends this book for anyone wanting to start their journey of becoming a better money manager. Closing today's podcast, Hannah discusses how homeschoolers should address the issue of 180 days during a state of emergency. Homeschoolers in South Carolina do not receive excused days under a state of emergency like public schools might. So, should we panic? Should we worry during a state of emergency about trying to get those days in even if our minds and hearts are weighed down by the plight of our neighbors? Hannah covers this issue in today's Homeschool Hints segment.

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In a pivotal decision that could impact the decades-long practice of water fluoridation in the United States, Federal Judge Edward Chen ruled that current fluoride levels in drinking water pose an “unreasonable risk” to people’s health. How does this ruling challenge the official orthodoxy? What has changed in recent years? How does fluoride impact on children’s IQ? Is it safe for pregnant women? What are the implications of this ruling and what is the future of fluoridation? Then, join Hannah for this week’s Homeschool Hints segment where she covers the Charlotte Mason method of homeschooling.

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So many stories went viral this week in the wake of Hurricane Helene. In today's episode, Hannah jumps in and covers many of these stories. Lithium mines in Asheville, government manufactured hurricanes, bodies in the trees, FEMA turning away volunteers, and more stories are discussed. Which ones are true? Which ones are false? What about the AI generated images that went viral? How do we spot an AI generated image? In order to prevent spreading false information, how should we think about and respond to information during moments of crisis such as Hurricane Helene? What's the solution when it comes to FEMA? Is there a better alternative to FEMA? In closing, Hannah provides information on how folks can help and what are the best avenues to help right now.

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In 1994, Susan Smith rolled her car into a nearby body of water, drowning her two small sons. The ensuing investigation and trial were a media firestorm. 30 years later, she’s up for parole with many folks saying she shouldn’t be released or even deserves the death penalty. Hannah Miller and Dr. Robert Jackson discuss the details of the tragedy and whether Susan Smith’s 30 years in prison is a sufficient Biblical and Constitutional punishment. This conversation lead to an interesting take on equal protection, an increasingly common prolife perspective. Following this, Hannah and Dr. Jackson discussed the impact Allison Felix had on the 2024 Olympics.

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off in their first, and no doubt only, debate this week and it went exactly how you thought it would. Hannah has some overarching thoughts and then highlights why Donald Trump's final statement should be his entire campaign from here on out. After this discussion, Hannah brings up Springfield, OH and the Haitian "migrants" there. What's truly going on there? Are Haitians really eating people's pets? What's the real story? Today's podcast covers these questions and more.

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