33 episodes
TWIRL: Two Women Inspiring Real Life Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin
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3.0 • 8 Ratings
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America Out Loud Network © – Saving America is hard, but you don’t have to do it alone or all at once. You don’t have to throw all the tea into the Atlantic Ocean to make a change. It starts with a cup of tea, a conversation, and an action with a good dose of perspective and snark.
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Eugenics: The start, the Nazis, and now
Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – Eugenics explores the troubling history and ongoing practice of attempting to create "better people" with desirable traits. From its early roots targeting the "feeble-minded" to its current form in prenatal testing and designer babies, this piece uncovers the ethical dilemmas and societal impacts. Join Dr. James Lyons-Weiler as we delve into this controversial topic...
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They protest but don’t understand the seriousness of the fight
Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – Protestors chant to "Free Palestine," but lack a deep understanding of what they advocate. We explore the serious implications of their actions with Rev. Chandy Thomas, who provides insights from his Middle Eastern experiences and studies. His revelations about the history, geography, and critical modern-day support of Israel are enlightening...
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Parents must demand transparency at the school board
Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – In this inaugural episode of TWIRL, we meet Kelly Potteiger, a mom who steps into the political arena to address transparency issues in her children's school curriculum. Join us as Kelly shares her journey from concerned parent to school board member, and learn why it's crucial for parents to question and speak out for the sake of our kids.
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Illegal Immigration and a lesson from the Alamo
Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – Illegal and uncontrolled immigration poses significant challenges. We delve into real numbers, including convicted felons and gang members entering the U.S., and reflect on historical lessons from our visit to the Alamo in San Antonio. Learn with us on TWIRL as we explore the importance of understanding our past to secure our future.
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Healthcare or murder? The debate of a lifetime
Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – One side views abortion as a woman’s right to choose and have autonomy over her body. Some even call it “healthcare.” The commonly used term . . . Pro-Choice or Pro-Abortion, as the other side will say. We speak with Arizona State Senator and current candidate for US Congress, Anthony Kern, about the topic of abortion...
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Should we force the kids to eat peanut butter?
Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – No one would force their child to eat peanut butter if they knew or even thought it might cause a health crisis. In fact, the public would go crazy given a peanut butter mandate. Shouldn’t it be the same for vaccines? You can spit the peanut butter out, but you can’t undo what is injected into your bloodstream. Think.
Customer Reviews
Misinformation and misdirection
I listened to the 5/6/24 episode which concerns my home school district. This podcast presents a lot of unbalanced opinion not based in fact. Some statements characterized as fact are inaccurate, and some are given out of context to the point where they are not relevant. The listener also is not given sufficient information to check facts - for instance, the name of the anti-bullying presenter is never stated in the podcast (Maulik Pancholy, you can find him online and research yourself). The podcasters and guest advocate for everyone to fear the presenter, using imagined presentation content and intent, rather than using factual inquiry and research to know what the talk will include. A school board member should be able to research relevant facts using both internal school resources such as administrators who are tasked with selecting and scheduling educational assemblies, as well as external resources including feedback from others schools where the speaker has previously appeared. None of this is found in this podcast. Listeners should inform themselves and not rely on this podcast to do that for them.
Childish and hateful
I think I lost a few brain cells listening to this rhetoric. These two do nothing but spread harmful lies and ridiculous conspiracy theories. Don't waste your time on these two. Anyone with sense can hear that they are clueless.