Liberty McArtor is the host of the Know Why Podcast and a co-host for Point of View Radio Talk Show, where she has worked as a writer since 2018.

Previously, Liberty taught English at a Christian hybrid school, tutored students in English and writing, and wrote for various outlets and organizations, including First Liberty Institute.
Liberty earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Patrick Henry College in Northern Virginia, during which time she interned with the National Journalism Center. Before graduating, Liberty also worked as the talk radio producer for WMAL’s weekend show in Washington, D.C.

Today, Liberty lives in North Texas with her husband and their two children, whom they homeschool. They are active in their local homeschooling community and in their church, where Liberty volunteers with the children’s ministry and has helped lead pro-life and single mother outreach.

Nallely Perez worked for Planned Parenthood in Santa Maria, California for one year. She had been a medical assistant at another practice and wanted to find a better paying job. She applied to Planned Parenthood as a medical assistant, yet her job description was to be a receptionist and to counsel patients. She also worked in the back room assisting with procedures. After what she witnessed at Planned Parenthood, the way they mislead women and withheld information from them, she now believes she needs to be a voice for the unborn and to stand in the gap for women and children. She now works as the Operations Manager for Prolove Ministries and Loveline, where she helps those experiencing difficult times when pregnant. Nallely has also been featured as one of And Then There Were None’s Quitters of the Month.

Clare Ath is the senior policy analyst at Human Coalition a pro-life organization that operates a network of telecare and brick-and-mortar clinics for women across the nation. She is also the co-founder and executive director of Vita et Terra a Catholic ministry that educates on the importance of "care for creation." Previously, she held elected office in Jefferson County, West Virginia, and served as the youngest commissioner in state history. During her career she has held numerous fellowships with organizations within the conservative movement including the Heritage Foundation, Stand Together, and the First Liberty Institute. A devout Catholic, wife, and mother of three young boys, she and her family reside in the Catoctin valley in western Virginia.