Recent Episodes
Presidential Power – Not What the Founders Had in Mind
Mark talks about how the checks and balances have become unbalanced. Starting with the Progressive movement of Woodrow Wilson, the Legislative powers of Congress have been ceded to the Executive Branch. Learn why this happened and what you can do about it.
Elsa Kurt – The Life of a LEOW (Law Enforcement Officer’s Wife)
Elsa talks about her life as a law enforcement officer’s wife and how her Christian faith has helped her cope with the challenges, stresses, and dangers as a LEOW. Elsa is adamant that her fortunes in life are God-given and that she needs to fulfill her mission of service to others through the gifts on loan to her from God. Elsa also talks about the recent presidential election, the need for all Americans to become informed, and their duty to hold our elected officials accountable. Elsa also believes that remaining silent is a disservice to our fellow Americans.
The Federal Government’s Assault on Private For-Profit Schools
Suzette and Mark interview Cathy Koluch. President of The American Association of Cosmetology Schools (AACS). Cathy talks about the lawsuit that AACS has filed against the Department of Education due to the Obama and Biden Administration’s attempt to curtail and eliminate federal funds for cosmetology students attending private cosmetology institutions. Suzette and Mark bring this…
Benjamin Franklin – “The only president of the United States who was never president of the United States.”
He was an American polymath, a leading writer, scientist, inventor, statesman, diplomat, printer, publisher, and political philosopher. Some say he was a ladies’ man! Mark & Suzette talk about one of our greatest statesmen, Ben Franklin.
Thomas Jefferson – Part I
Mark & Suzette talk about one of the greatest statesmen and the author of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson. This episode focuses on the early part of Jefferson’s life, which played a role in his becoming a powerhouse in our founding. Suzette also discusses the paradox of Jefferson’s anti-slavery stance, as he owned over…