🔥 The Fire of Liberty Show

Meet Jennifer Sey, a wife, mother, former elite gymnast, author, filmmaker, and now Founder & CEO of XX-XY Athletics. Jennifer’s life has been defined by courage: from her days as the 1986 U.S. Women’s All-Around National Champion in gymnastics, to her career in corporate America, to her willingness to speak out during COVID-19 school closures, despite being “cancelled” for raising concerns about children’s well-being. Jennifer shares why she believes one person can make a difference, and how standing up for what’s right, though difficult, is always worth it. Beyond her athletic and business career, she’s the author of Chalked Up, a candid memoir of her time as an elite gymnast, and a producer of the Emmy-winning documentary Athlete A, which exposed abuse in USA Gymnastics. Today, Jennifer is leading a new movement with XX-XY Athletics, a brand built on bravery, truth, and fairness in women’s sports. She reminds us that our children are worth the fight and that every voice matters in the movement to protect them.

Jennifer Pippin never imagined she'd become a voice at the forefront of parental rights—but one school board meeting changed everything. In this episode, Jennifer shares her powerful journey from a full-time working mom to a fearless advocate for transparency and truth in education. She opens up about her first time speaking out, the backlash she’s faced, the resilience of her chapter, and the pride of building a movement that refuses to back down. With thousands of members in her chapter and victories at the local, and state level, Jennifer’s story proves that one voice—grounded in facts and fueled by courage—really can make a difference. Whether it’s fighting for mask choice, exposing explicit content in school libraries, or challenging gatekeepers, Jennifer embodies what it means to claim “a seat at every table.”

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This week, we sit down with Marsha McClary, Chapter Chair of Moms for Liberty – Lake County, Illinois, and mother of five, raised in the suburbs of Chicago. Marsha shares her powerful journey from the corporate world to full-time advocacy, driven by a deep concern for the direction of education and policies in her community. From a school counselor calling isolation the “new normal” to vaccine clinics on campus, she recounts the moments that sparked her fight—and the resistance she’s faced along the way. We dive into the realities of raising a voice in a deep-blue state, discussing the rise of identity politics in Illinois schools—from tampon mandates in boys’ bathrooms to new pressures on homeschooling families. Marsha opens up about navigating backlash, finding unexpected allies, and holding fast to her convictions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone wondering what it takes to be a Joyful Warrior in today’s culture—and why our children are worth every battle.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Tatiana Pena—former teacher, mother of five, and current school board member serving the Title I school district she grew up in. As the daughter of Central American immigrants and a proud product of South Phoenix, Tatiana brings firsthand insight into the challenges facing students today—especially in underserved communities. Despite living in one of Arizona’s most progressive areas, Tatiana was elected as a conservative voice for parents and students. She shares her family's inspiring journey, the values her parents instilled in her, and how those roots fuel her fight for academic excellence and accountability. With only 18% of Hispanic students proficient in reading in Arizona, Tatiana refuses to accept failure as the status quo. We also address the recent social media controversy that made headlines—and why Tatiana won’t be backing down in her mission to ensure every child has a shot at success. This is a conversation about courage, conviction, and the urgent need to put kids first.

California may be the ultimate nanny state, but that hasn’t stopped Nicolle Young from using her voice to fight for Liberty and for kids. She is a mother of six with children that have been in public school, public charter school and homeschool too. Nicolle first stepped into activism begging lawmakers to reopen schools during COVID. She quickly learned the hard truth: they weren’t listening. Since then, Nicolle has become a force in California’s parental rights movement. She shares her passion for classical education, her experience launching Moms for Liberty’s first school board endorsements in 2022, and how her chapter won 21 of 24 local races—ousting union-backed incumbents with little more than courage and grassroots grit. Tune in as we discuss what it means to speak truth in California and how even small wins can stop dangerous legislation in its tracks. Don’t miss this bold conversation from behind enemy lines!

This week we sit down with Paula Davis, Howard County, Indiana Chapter Chair, a veteran public school teacher, dedicated mom of three, and the Moms for Liberty winner of the 2024 Abigail Adams Award for Holding Decision Makers Accountable. Paula shares her journey from a quiet special education teacher to a bold, outspoken advocate for parental rights and academic integrity in Indiana schools. Have you ever wondered if one person can make a difference? Paula is proof that standing up and speaking out in your community with a joyful spirit will lead to great outcomes! Listen now—and be inspired to boldly speak up for your kids.

Meet Yadusha Jones, a Nevada native, mom of four, businesswoman, and Chapter Chair for Moms for Liberty in Clark County. With a heart full of retro vibes and old-school grit, Yadusha shares her journey from growing up in poverty as the ninth of thirteen siblings to becoming the first girl in her family to graduate high school and the only one to earn a college degree. Yadusha shares what it was like coming out as a Black conservative in Las Vegas, how she and her husband faced backlash after putting Trump stickers on their cars, and why stepping into political activism was a calling rooted in faith, family, and love for her community. We talk about the pushback she’s faced, from media distortion to school board hostility and how prayer and her family keep her grounded in the storm. Yadusha reminds us that Moms for Liberty isn’t about hate, it’s about fighting for transparency, accountability, and the right of parents to have a voice in their children’s education. If you’ve ever felt unheard or unsure of how to make a difference, this episode will leave you inspired. As Yadusha says: You don’t need a title to be powerful. Just show up. Your voice matters.

Kit Hart, winner of the inaugural Joyful Warrior Award and Chapter Chair of Moms for Liberty in Carroll County, Maryland shares how her chapter has become a powerhouse for parental rights and community education, standing boldly against radical curriculum mandates and pushing back on political agendas in schools. From working with her district to have an alternative family life curriculum—now used by 50% of district families—to successfully challenging graphic sexual content in school libraries, Kit walks us through the wins that have made Carroll County a blueprint for grassroots action.

In this powerful and faith-driven episode, we sit down with Emily Jones, the fearless chapter chair from Madison County, Alabama, whose journey into activism began with a spiritual calling and a book that lit a fire no one could extinguish. Emily shares the “God winks” that have guided her mission, from starting her chapter to boldly leading community events that challenged the status quo. One of those pivotal moments? Organizing the See You at the Library event in August 2023 featuring Kirk Cameron and Riley Gaines. What started as a 20-person gathering quickly transformed into a 600-person, overflow-filled, AC-cut-off-in-the-August-heat kind of moment. Protestors, threats, and all – Emily and her team stood their ground and witnessed a community come alive with support. Emily also dives into her chapter’s growing influence in Alabama: speaking at legislative hearings, helping write bills to protect children and families, and hosting forums with state leaders like the Attorney General. Through it all, she reflects on how being "created for this moment" means saying yes to the uncomfortable—and discovering purpose in the process. Faith. Courage. Conviction. You won’t want to miss this episode.