The Fire of Liberty Show

🔥Crabs in a Bucket - Ep. 58 - The Fire of Liberty Show

Washington County, Rhode Island Chapter Chair Amy Rodrigues joins The Fire of Liberty Show to share what it’s really like leading a Moms for Liberty chapter in one of the bluest states in the country.  In Rhode Island opposition is strong, support is limited and progress feels very slow. Amy is a homeschooling mom of three, she left full-time work and now serves as a full-time unpaid volunteer in the grassroots fight for parental rights. She pulls back the curtain on organizing in a highly charged political environment. Amy also uses the “crabs in a bucket” analogy to describe the political dynamic and the challenges of pushing for change within it.

🔥Work Hard - Ep. 57 - The Fire of Liberty Show

Emily Greenough, Chapter Chair from Collier County, Florida learned from her mother and grandmother to work hard and never sit on the fence.  Emily believes Moms for Liberty is a sisterhood. No matter how much time passes, members can always pick up right where they left off because they are united by the mission. In this episode Emily explains why grassroots leadership and endorsing candidates matter, and why now is the time for more Americans to stop watching from the sidelines and start making a difference. Her message is simple: real change happens when ordinary people decide to get off the fence.

🔥 School Board Blueprint - Ep. 56 - The Fire of Liberty Show

Matt Susin, Chairman of the Brevard County Public School Board in Florida, joins us for an inside look at what it really takes to lead and serve on a school board. Representing one of Florida’s largest districts with more than 74,000 students, we discuss the realities, challenges, and lessons that come with the role. You’ll hear what drives him, what he’s learned along the way, and you’ll likely find yourself relating to some of his frustrations as he navigates the ups and downs of public education. If you are a parent, advocate, or current or aspiring school board member, this episode offers practical wisdom and a valuable blueprint for effective school board leadership.

🔥Make Time - Episode 55 - The Fire of Liberty Show

Jami Reese, our Chapter Chair in Transylvania County, North Carolina, has been advocating in the public school system for 22 years including speaking at school board meetings. Her passion for parental rights became personal when she took legal action against her school district following an incident involving her special needs son. Today, Jami continues to use her experience to encourage other parents to become engaged and informed advocates for their children. In addition to her volunteer leadership, Jami is a Registered Nurse and teaches at a local college, bringing both professional expertise and a servant-hearted approach to her work in the community.

🔥FEAR IS A LIAR - Episode 54 -The Fire of Liberty Show

Hear from Hilary Jackson, chapter chair in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Hilary is bold, unapologetic, and committed to defending children. Tune in as she shares what it means to live boldly - and not in fear. #moms4liberty #fireofliberty