Happy Women Podcast

Jen Horn and Katie Gorka address a study showing the impact of DEI in medical schools, loneliness and isolation in society in the aftermath of COVID, and the effects of remote work on personal connections and the need for re-engagement at the community level.

Jennifer Horn and Katie Gorka interview Melissa Melendez, the executive director of America First California and former state senator. They discuss Melissa's background, her military service, and her journey into politics. They also touch on the decline of patriotism among young people, the challenges facing the military, and the importance of communication. The conversation highlights the need for individuals to stand up for their country and get involved in politics to make a difference. Despite being outnumbered as a Republican in California's legislature, Melendez encourages politicians to stick to their principles and engage with their constituents through town halls. She also discusses her role as the executive director of the America First Policy Institute for California, which focuses on educating people about policies that benefit Californians and Americans.

Jennifer Horn and Katie Gorka discuss recent graduation speeches and the controversy surrounding them. They start by talking about the speech given by Harrison Butker, a kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, at a Catholic university. Butker's speech, which emphasized the importance of motherhood and homemaking, sparked outrage among leftists and celebrities. They also discuss Joe Biden's commencement address at Morehouse College, where he focused on the legacy of slavery and systemic racism, painting a bleak picture of the future. Jen and Katie also mention Clarence Thomas' inspiring graduation speech and the importance of courage in standing up for one's beliefs.

Jennifer Horn and Katie Gorka discuss recent graduation speeches and the controversy surrounding them. They start by talking about the speech given by Harrison Butker, a kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, at a Catholic university. Butker's speech, which emphasized the importance of motherhood and homemaking, sparked outrage among leftists and celebrities. They also discuss Joe Biden's commencement address at Morehouse College, where he focused on the legacy of slavery and systemic racism, painting a bleak picture of the future. Jen and Katie also mention Clarence Thomas' inspiring graduation speech and the importance of courage in standing up for one's beliefs.

Jennifer Horn and Katie Gorka discuss the ongoing protests on college campuses and the influence of the DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) mindset. They highlight the presence of outside agitators and professors in these protests and the role of DEI administrators as thought police. They also discuss the erasure of history, particularly the Holocaust, from education and the importance of books and films in preserving and teaching history. The conversation then shifts to the value of college education and the need for conservative students to challenge the left-leaning environment on campuses.

Jennifer Horn and Katie Gorka discuss the cancellation of a valedictorian speech at the University of Southern California (USC) due to concerns about protests. They also explore the broader issue of free speech on college campuses and the rise of anti-Semitism. The conversation then shifts to upcoming movies, including Greta Gerwig's adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia and a film about Southern Christian writer Flannery O'Connor. They also mention Percival Everett, the author of the book that inspired the movie American Fiction.

Jennifer Horn and Katie Gorka interview Sonya LaBosco, a retired supervisory federal air marshal and advocate for law enforcement. They discuss the failures in homeland security, the role of air marshals at the border, and the impact of the Biden administration's policies on national security. Sonya shares her journey from law enforcement to becoming an air marshal after 9/11. They also discuss the exploitation of children at the border, the infiltration of terrorism supporters on college campuses, and the need for accountability within the government. Sonya emphasizes the importance of citizen engagement and holding elected officials accountable.

The Happy Women, Jen Horn and Katie Gorka discuss the protests at the Met Gala, the impact of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) initiatives on society, the imbalance of men and women in certain professions, and the importance of embracing individual strengths and weaknesses. Plus, have you heard about the "Panda-dyed pups?" Jen has the funny story! Pick up Katie Gorka's new book, "Next Gen Marxism: What It Is and How To Combat It" on Amazon!

Jennifer Horn and Katie Gorka interview Sonja Shaw, the president of the Chino Valley Unified School District. Sonja shares her journey of getting politically engaged and fighting for parents' rights in education. She discusses the challenges she faced, including threats to her family, and the importance of grassroots organizing and community involvement. The conversation also touches on the influence of money in politics and the need for parents to stay informed and engaged in their children's education.

The Happy Women, Jen Horn and Katie Gorka, discuss Columbia University issuing a warning of expulsion to student protesters who have violently taken over a campus building. Then, Jen and Katie weigh in on the viral question directed toward women: would you rather meet a bear or a man in the wilderness?