In this episode, Jenny Beth sits down with singer-songwriter Jon Kahn to talk about his hit song 'Fighter,' an anthem for resilience and patriotism inspired by the unwavering resolve of President Trump. The song went viral, was shared by President Trump on social media, and ultimately hit number 1 on iTunes and Billboard's Digital Sales Chart. Jon shares his journey as a conservative artist, the inspiration behind 'Fighter,' and his experience navigating the music industry between Los Angeles and Nashville. Discover how 'Fighter' has become a rallying cry for patriots and gain insight into Jon’s thoughts on freedom, faith, and the future of America. Listen now for an inspiring conversation.

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Instagram: @jonkahnmusic

In this episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Jenny Beth Martin speaks with Justin Folk, director of the thought-provoking film Am I Racist?, available on Daily Wire Plus. Justin shares his journey from Hollywood filmmaking to directing documentaries that challenge divisive narratives around race in America. Through humor and satire, Am I Racist? critiques the DEI industry and exposes the contradictions and hypocrisies in today's anti-racism culture. Justin explains why comedy is a powerful tool for tackling sensitive topics, making the film a unique blend of insight and entertainment. Listen in as they discuss the impact of DEI policies, the importance of unity, and how everyday Americans are responding to these critical issues.

Twitter/X: @JustinFolk | @jennybethm

Website: get.dailywire.com

In this episode, Jenny Beth Martin speaks with Kirsten Davies, a cybersecurity expert and former Chief Information Security Officer for Fortune 500 companies. Kirsten shares insights into the critical need for cybersecurity education for everyday citizens, especially around election security and digital safety. She discusses her work at the Institute for Cyber Civics, a nonprofit she founded to provide practical, accessible guidance on cyber threats for both voters and election officials. The conversation also covers her passion for protecting youth from online dangers and how her organization aims to create a safer digital space for everyone.

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Website: instituteforcybercivics.org