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07/09/2026

Hercules’ Choice and America’s Future: Hercules’ crossroads becomes America’s daily choice: virtue or vice. In the episode’s larger America 250 conversation, Shane and Jared connect civic education to preserving liberty, using Adams’ proposed Great Seal image to frame the stakes. Hear the full discussion.

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07/09/2026

Why Freedom Accelerates Progress: For centuries, travel barely changed. Shane Krauser connects walking, animals, carts, 1776, and airplanes to a bigger America 250 lesson: founding principles create room for people to build, innovate, and prosper. Watch the full conversation for more.

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06/09/2026

Courage Took Her All the Way to NASA

She had to tell her family: mom was leaving for four months to Kennedy with no guaranteed job. In the episode’s bigger story of education opening doors, this is the moment courage met preparation and became a NASA offer after graduation. Watch the full journey.

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06/09/2026

Changing Her Life to Change Theirs

She didn’t take in four children because it was easy. She did it because they were family. In the episode’s bigger story of education as a way forward, she realizes changing her life could change theirs, too. Watch the full journey.

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04/14/2026

What Real School Accountability Looks Like
Description: What if accountability means parents can actually leave? Jenny Clark challenges ESA critics by contrasting weak reading outcomes with a parent’s power to remove a child and choose another school. It’s a sharp moment in a bigger conversation about school choice. Watch the full episode.

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03/31/2026

Your Superpowers? Ask People Who Love You

Don’t know your superpowers? Ask five people who love you what you do better than others. Their answers can reveal the gifts that energize you and point toward meaningful work. This simple exercise connects to a bigger idea: your value starts with self-awareness.

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03/11/2026

A forensic investigator in online crimes shares how two boys thought it was a joke until one photo exposed their home address. This clip shows how a casual gaming chat can turn into real-world risk fast. A house number in the background changed everything. Watch the full episode for the bigger lesson.

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02/18/2026

The American Revolution wasn’t won by famous names alone. Lynn Young explains the courage it took to sign the Declaration knowing ex*****on was possible, and how countless everyday colonists stepped up to serve. This moment ties to the episode’s call to educate, engage, and unite through service.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/JzliMVhHqBw

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02/14/2026

Long before independence was won, women were already in the fight. From Abigail Adams urging leaders to “remember the ladies” to those who disguised themselves to serve and camp followers who foraged, sewed, and sustained the troops, their courage shaped the Revolution. Watch the full episode for the full story.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/JzliMVhHqBw

02/04/2026

Earl Taylor breaks down what set the American Revolution apart — not terror, but consent of the people and self-government. It highlights the founders’ unique vision that rights come from the people, not rulers. Want to understand how 1776 still shapes our freedom today? Watch the full episode and dive deeper.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/BhFyrTlrbTo

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