EDUCATION SHOWDOWN, PARENTAL RIGHTS & THE FIGHT FOR TRUTH IN AMERICA’S CLASSROOMS AND CULTURE

In this powerful episode of Ladies of Another View, the hosts shine a light on the cultural and educational battles shaping the future of our country. Ryan Walters, Oklahoma’s Superintendent of Public Instruction and former history teacher, joins the conversation to share his mission to bring transparency and accountability back into America’s classrooms. He discusses his firm stance on protecting girls’ sports and defending Title IX against federal overreach and activist-driven interpretations. Walters also explains how political agendas in education are threatening fairness and truth.
Next, Nicole Solas, a Rhode Island mother, bravely speaks out about being targeted by her local school board simply for asking questions about her child’s curriculum. Her experience exposes the growing hostility many parents face when they challenge radical agendas in public schools. Solas reveals shocking ties between the Biden White House and the National School Boards Association’s memo labeling concerned parents as “domestic terrorists.”
Philosopher and Princeton professor Robert George brings deep wisdom to the show, warning that America has entered an “Age of Feeling,” where truth is being replaced by emotion. George offers a strong case for restoring reason, faith, and moral courage in our public discourse.
To end the program, developmental psychologist Susan Pinker shares surprising research showing that human connection—not just diet or fitness—is the strongest factor for longevity. She reminds us that community and face-to-face interaction are critical for a healthy life.
This episode encourages viewers to ask hard questions, stand for truth, and cherish the bonds that hold us together.