Tuition soared, AI is disrupting entry-level careers, and not every degree delivers a return. Kevin and Mike put higher education through The Tuition Test—comparing college costs, lifetime earnings, trades, investing the difference, and the hidden cost of worldview. Before your family signs the loan, ask: Is the degree really worth the price?

Kids are leaving school without basic money skills. The First Share makes ownership simple: what a stock really is, why starting young matters, how compounding works, and how families can teach risk, responsibility, stewardship and the difference between owning, loaning and saving. One real share can become a lifelong lesson in the American dream.

Three September dates. One enduring question: What keeps America standing? Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter connect Charlie Kirk’s legacy, the memory of 9/11, and the signing of the Constitution in a powerful conversation about faith, courage, and liberty. Discover why Franklin’s rising sun still matters—and what these defining moments ask of us today.

Four horsemen. Six trials by fire. One turning point that changed America’s financial future. Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter trace the consequences of abandoning gold in 1971—from $40 trillion in debt and a weakening dollar to China, programmable money, demographic decline, mass immigration, and the battle over America’s future. More importantly, they reveal what citizens and states can do now.

As grocery bills climb and fragile supply chains face new pressure, the pantry becomes a frontline of freedom. Discover how simple steps—growing food, preserving the harvest, supporting local farmers and saving heirloom seeds—can build resilience, strengthen families and turn biblical stewardship into practical hope. Start small. Stay faithful. Grow stronger.

Can AI escape human control—and could it become a tool of deception? Kevin and Marnie Freeman examine rogue AI agents, cyber risks, faith, family, jobs, and America’s data-center race. Their conclusion: don’t panic, don’t worship the technology, and don’t surrender human judgment. Learn practical guardrails for using AI as a servant of truth, liberty, and biblical stewardship.

Explore how Citizens Defending Freedom equips citizens, pastors, and churches to protect liberty at the local level through practical tools and biblical conviction. Kevin Freeman and Colby Wiltsie discuss election integrity, family values, and the power of organized civic engagement. Learn how grassroots action, legal support, and faith-based leadership are shaping communities across America. Hear real stories of revival, accountability, and courageous citizens standing for truth, freedom, and the future.

A powerful conversation with Bishop E.W. Jackson on equality vs. equity, biblical justice, and reclaiming America's founding principles as we approach 250 years. Kevin and Marnie Freeman spotlight family, faith, and truth as the bedrock for liberty, security, and values—plus the Truth Tour’s mission to correct historical myths. Hear candid insights on culture, DEI, and why returning to a biblical worldview is essential for national renewal. Practical steps for families, faith communities, and citizens who want to protect the American dream.

From Reagan quotes to Article I, Section 10, Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter unpack wealth taxes, inflation, and the case for transactional gold and silver. Utah, Kansas, and Georgia leaders share breakthroughs on legal tender laws, rainy day funds in bullion, and vendor payments in gold. Hear how grassroots momentum, modern payment tech, and constitutional guardrails are reshaping state policy. Practical steps, real wins, and a roadmap for monetary resilience

Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter analyze the Venezuela-Maduro fallout, the rise of socialism in U.S. cities, and why marriage, family, and affordability are central to America’s future. They unpack the “Four Horsemen,” six “trials by fire,” the Economic Justice Board (ARK: Affordability, Reward, Kindness), and practical paths to real money with transactional gold and silver. Learn how debt, CBDCs, housing costs, and demographic trends intersect—and why free markets, faith, and community action matter now.