FAITH, POLITICS, AND FAMILY FUN ON LADIES OF ANOTHER VIEW

On this episode of Ladies of Another View, the show featured two compelling interviews alongside some lighthearted family fun. John O’Leary — At age nine, O’Leary survived burns over 100% of his body after a devastating house fire, defying a 1% survival prediction. A devout Catholic, he credits his recovery to faith, grit, and the support of people who showed up in his darkest moments — including legendary sportscaster Jack Buck, whose hospital visits sparked a lifelong friendship. Now a bestselling author, speaker, and podcaster, O’Leary’s story is coming to the big screen in Sony Pictures’ AFFIRM Films production Soul on Fire, premiering nationwide October 10, 2025. His books On Fire and In Awe continue to inspire audiences around the world. Nathan Worcester — An award-winning Capitol Hill reporter for The Epoch Times, Worcester discussed recent political and law enforcement developments in Washington, D.C. He reported on President Trump’s call to extend federal control over the D.C. police beyond the 30 days allowed without congressional approval, possible new crime legislation, and the reintroduction of the CRIMES Act. Worcester also covered violent crime trends, homelessness policy, and Chicago’s minimal cooperation with ICE detainers, as highlighted by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. The episode closed on a light note with Kid’s Trivia, featuring the host’s grandchildren — 7-year-old Xavier and 8-year-old Ellie — going head-to-head with the adult co-host in a playful knowledge showdown.