125 episodios
The Freedom Matters Podcast Gary Humble and Kevin Kookogey
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Gary Humble and Kevin Kookogey sit down with politicians, business and community leaders, pastors, activists, and citizens just like yourself to discuss the ideas, action points, and strategies needed to take a stand against tyranny and preserve conservative values per a Christian worldview. We discuss constitutional principles applicable to religious liberty, medical freedom, limited government, election integrity, and a host of other topics with a focus on the statewide and local political landscape of Tennessee.
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Vaccine Verification from the Ninth Circuit
How Bizarre that we are living in a time when America - the nation that used to be the beacon of freedom to the entire world – now actively makes political prisoners out of ordinary Americans. And yet, not all is lost. There is good news coming out of the Ninth Circuit, from a band of doctors, and even from an NBA basketball coach.
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Trump's Conviction and the Persecution of Prayer
Gary and Kevin examine the meaning of the Kangaroo-Court Conviction of Donald Trump and its implications for all Americans.
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Marxists, Memphis, and the WHO
This week we uncover the Marxist “School of Justice” for Nashville area students, preparing for a summer of love and other shenanigans. In Memphis, we address another plane of illegals, this time sent from New York. And if Louisiana can stop the WHO, so can Tennessee.
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Voter Integrity Initiatives, with Special Guests: Kathy Harms and Aundrea Gomez
Kathy Harms and her esteemed grassroots side-kick, Aundrea Gomez, return to the studio to update us on voter integrity and secure ballot initiatives in Tennessee and all across the America.
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Surveillance and the 2nd Amendment, with Special Guest Richard Archie
Our guest today is Richard Archie, West Tennessee Director of the Tennessee Firearms Association.
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Sevier County Shenanigans, with Special Guest: Larry Linton
Today, we are joined by Larry Linton, Republican candidate for District 12 State Representative.