Join today's host Liberty McArtor as she opens the show with a couple of stories from today's news. In the bottom of the hour, she welcomes first time guest Kristi Hamrick, Students for Life Action Vice President of Media & Policy. She brings us the latest from the battle between Louisianna and the FDA over mifipristone in the drinking water. Then Liberty welcomes back Diane Ferraro, Chief Executive Officer of Save the Storks. She and Liberty will discuss facing the barriers that unexpected pregnancies bring and how we can help these Moms.
In the second hour, Liberty welcomes another first time guest, Joe Waters. Joe brings us his perspective and reasoning behind the current push to subsidize stay-at-home parents. She closes the show with another look at stories from our headlines.
HOST
Liberty McArtor
Writer | Author | Host of Know Why Podcast | Host of Point of View Radio Talk Show
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 hybr...
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Kristi Hamrick
VP of Media & Policy for Students of Life Action and Students for Life of America
Kristi Hamrick, a well-known media consultant, strategist, writer and commentator, is chief media strategist and spokesperson for Students for Life Action. Specializing in earned media, she has years...
Kristi Hamrick, a well-known media consultant, strategist, writer and commentator, is chief media strategist and spokesperson for Students for Life Action. Specializing in earned media, she has years of journalistic experience and issue advocacy, advancing the storylines of organizations that create effective policy and enhance the cultural debate.Hamrick has been featured on major media broadcasts, print, and radio nationwide. From FOX, to NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, et al, with quotes and op-eds in the New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Washington Times, Breitbart, Rolling Stone, Associated Press, and beyond. Her decades of media experience have resulted in thousands of conversations with reporters considering the most crucial issues of the day.
Diane Ferraro
Chief Executive Officer of Save the Storks
Diane Ferraro is the Chief Executive Officer of Save the Storks, where she provides strategic leadership to advance the organization’s mission and national impact. With more than 30 years of senior ma...
Diane Ferraro is the Chief Executive Officer of Save the Storks, where she provides strategic leadership to advance the organization’s mission and national impact. With more than 30 years of senior marketing and executive business experience, Diane brings deep expertise in brand strategy,organizational growth, and stakeholder engagement. Under her visionary leadership, Save the Storks has strengthened its operational infrastructure and expanded its reach, ensuring women and families receive comprehensive support throughout pregnancy and parenthood. Diane values collaborative partnerships with other pro-life leaders, churches, community organizations, and national initiatives to drive scalable, life-affirming solutions. She is committed to building sustainable systems through Save the Storks’ mobile medical clinic ministry and the For Every Woman ecosystem, which aligns mission integrity with measurable positive outcomes for women, children, and families nationwide, with the goal of making abortion unnecessary and unthinkable.
Joe Waters
Co-Founder and CEO of Capita | Senior Advisor at Openfields
Joe Waters is the co-founder and CEO of Capita, an independent think tank and community. Capita aspires to a future where families and their communities flourish by anticipating global changes, shifti...
Joe Waters is the co-founder and CEO of Capita, an independent think tank and community. Capita aspires to a future where families and their communities flourish by anticipating global changes, shifting narratives, crafting policies, and partnering with leaders to implement them.Since starting Capita in 2018, Joe has developed forward-leaning initiatives to explore the major transformations of our time—social, demographic, cultural, technological, environmental, and economic—and anticipate their potential impacts on families and their communities worldwide.Joe also serves as a Senior Advisor at Openfields, a Greenville, South Carolina-based consulting firm. Prior to starting Capita, he was the Executive Vice President of the Institute for Child Success. A 2021 Aspen Institute Ascend Fellow, Joe’s commentary on issues facing America’s families has been published widely by local, national, regional and international outlets. Joe earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Furman University and a Master of Divinity degree from Duke University. While at Duke, he completed a year as a visiting student at the Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, DC. He also earned a certificate in Franciscan Studies from the University of St. Francis.He and his wife, Molly Benedum, a family physician, live with their children in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains.
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