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She Thinks

Independent Women"s Forum

She Thinks is a podcast for women (and men) who are sick of the spin in today’s news cycle and are seeking the truth. Once a week, every week, She Thinks host Beverly Hallberg is joined by guests who cut through the clutter and bring you the facts. You don’t have to keep up with policy and politics to understand how issues will impact you and the people you care about most. You just have to keep up with us. We make sure you have the information you need to come to your own conclusions. Because,

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28:00

Daniel Turner: How Going Green Helps Red China

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2023/09/22

On this week’s episode of She Thinks, Daniel Turner joins to discuss how the Biden administration’s green agenda is making America dependent on China. We focus on how the push to electrify our homes, vehicles, and many other areas of our lives is leading to China’s increasing dominance on the world stage. We also explore how China controls a large market share of the necessary minerals to build the renewable infrastructure while the Biden administration continues to restrict domestic oil production

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17:11

Judy Pino on Hispanic Heritage Month

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2023/09/15

On this week’s episode, Judy Pino joins She Thinks podcast to help us celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. We consider the nation’s largest minority population and their contributions to the U.S. economy. We also look at the latest polling, which shows a declining perception of Bidenomics among Hispanics and increased concerns about whether or not their children can achieve the American Dream.Judy Pino is the Spanish-language spokesperson for Independent Women’s Forum. She is an award-winning

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18:14

Franklin Lee: The Popularity of Van Life, Tiny Homes,...

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2023/09/08

Franklin Lee joins She Thinks podcast this week as we consider the new ways young Americans are approaching their future—from living in tiny homes to giving up lucrative careers for a nomad life. We dissect what “van life” really is and what it means for the housing market as well as how this plays into the need for a college degree. Finally, we discuss the impacts on families both in marriage and on kids.Franklin Lee is the Senior Associate for the Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties team at R

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20:57

Elisabeth Messenger: Where Do Your Union Dues Go?

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2023/09/01

In honor of Labor Day, this week’s episode is all about unions. As unions take an increasingly prominent role in political and cultural debates, especially since COVID-19, we explore how much money unions make, why union dues keep increasing though union membership has dropped, and how exactly unions spend member dues. Specifically, we ask what percentage of worker dues and fees go to activities that benefit them versus union salaries and political activities.Elisabeth Messenger is the CEO of

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26:37

Mandy Gunasekara: Policy Focus: Saving The American...

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2023/08/25

Mandy Gunasekara joins the podcast to discuss this month’s policy focus:Saving The American Family Farm. We look at how activist-led farming policies are a recipe for famine and unrest. We also consider the “climate-smart ag” policies promoted by the Biden administration—everything from forced consolidation to consuming bugs—and how the push to slash emissions from the agriculture sector stands to cause more harm than good.Mandy Gunasekara is the director of the Center for Energy and Conservation at

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16:09

John McEntee: "The Right Stuff" and Dating as a...

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2023/08/18

On this week’s episode, John McEntee joins to discuss dating as a conservative and how hard it can be to find someone who shares your values and beliefs. John is uniquely positioned to talk on this topic, as he’s the founder of “The Right Stuff,” a new dating app created for conservatives to connect in authentic and meaningful ways. We talk about the dating landscape and why it’s just so hard to find Mr. or Mrs. Right in today’s woke world.John McEntee served in the Trump administration as a

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26:01

Bryan Clark: How Emerging Technologies Can Enable the...

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2023/08/11

On this week’s episode, the Hudson Institute’s Bryan Clark joins She Thinks to discuss America’s #1 threat—the People’s Republic of China (PRC)—and how utilizing the latest technology is the best way to deter their imperialist plans. We look at how China has modernized their military, why emerging technologies including AI are key, and whether increasing our defense budget is necessary.Bryan Clarkis a senior fellow and director at theCenter for Defense Concepts and Technologyat the Hudson Institute

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25:15

Hannah Cox: Launching a Media Startup and What Young...

She Thinks ·

2023/08/04

Hannah Cox joins the podcast this week to discuss launching BASEDPolitics, her video-focused media startup company. We discuss how media outlets are appealing to and resonating with Generation Z and Millennials. We also consider the issues that young Americans care about most ahead of the 2024 election.Hannah Cox is a prominent libertarian writer, commentator, activist, and the co-founder of BASEDPolitics. She has an extensive resume that began with five years working in Nashville’s music industry

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22:27

Inez Feltscher Stepman: Policy Focus: Taxing...

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2023/07/28

Inez Stepman joins the podcast to discuss this month’s policy focus:Taxing Universities. We look at the reasons why student debt is a burden on so many Americans and why a bailout is regressive and unfair. We also consider how universities have made so much money in the process. Taxing universities places the responsibility—and the bill—where it belongs.Inez Feltscher Stepman is a senior policy analyst at IWF and host of High Noon with Inez Stepman, a podcast that hosts conversations with heterodox

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18:17

Ellie Krasne: What the French Riots Mean for the U.S.

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2023/07/21

Ellie Krasne joins this week’s episode as we consider the mass riots that have torn through France in recent weeks, which have led to over 600 arrests and nearly 250 police injured. We talk about why attributing this criminal behavior to a lack of resources, Islamophobia, and colonialism does not align with the facts. We also look at what these riots mean for the U.S. and other free societies.Ellie Krasne is the founder of Krasne Strategies, a consulting firm that works with conservative advocacy

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28:02

Reporter Philip Wegmann on Covering the White House

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2023/07/14

White House Correspondent Philip Wegmann joins the podcast this week to share what it’s like to cover the president and his administration. We talk about Phil’s journey to get to this level in his career, the do’s and don’ts of a White House Press Briefing, and what it’s like when the President of the United States chides you on national TV. For those interested in a career in journalism, or if you just want to know what it’s like as a WH reporter behind the scenes, this episode is for you.Philip

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25:59

Michael Seifert: Boycotts and Shopping at Businesses...

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2023/07/07

Michael Seifert, CEO of the values-aligned marketplace called PublicSq, joins the podcast this week to talk about company boycotts and the importance of consumer alternatives. In light of the decisions by Target, Bud Light, and other companies who have gone woke, many are asking, “where do I shop?” This is where PublicSq enters the conversation. Michael and Beverly talk about the massive growth they’ve experienced, how the marketplace works, and what it tells us about doing business in

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22:32

Hadley Heath Manning: The Risks of Gender-Transition...

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2023/06/30

On this week’s episode, Vice President of Policy at IWF Hadley Heath Manning joins to discuss this month’s policy focus—The Risks of Gender-Transition Treatments in Adolescents. As the number of young people who identify as transgender have increased—nearly doubling between 2017 and 2022—I can’t think of a more timely topic. We discuss the gender-transition treatments children are encouraged to undergo, and how the risks and physical costs are often minimized or ignored, including irreversible

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30:08

Olympic Cyclist Inga Thompson: The Cost of Defending...

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2023/06/23

Olympic cyclist Inga Thompson joins She Thinks podcast as we celebrate the 51st anniversary of Title IX andWomen's Sports Week. Inga shares her story of racing through the years, including in the Olympics, fighting breast cancer, and her most recent battle—defending women by attacking the policy that lets men compete against women in cycling—for which she had to resign from the Cynisca Cycling team and was removed from the upcoming film “Uphill Climb.”Inga Thompson is a 10-time national champion,

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20:43

Dean Hallberg on Father’s Day: It Takes a Village,...

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2023/06/16

In honor of Father’s Day, Dean Hallberg joins the podcast this week to talk about whether or not raising a family takes a village. We talk about his work in local politics and civic engagement and how both relate to creating strong families. We also look at the importance of getting involved in politics on the local level to help institutions thrive in your community—when there isn’t much financial payoff, is the time and effort worth it?Dean Hallberg spent years in public service in the state of

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23:51

Adam Thierer: Artificial Intelligence for Dummies

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2023/06/09

On this week’s episode of She Thinks, Adam Thierer joins to help us break down the complicated topic of AI. It’s a field that combines human intelligence, data, and computer science to problem solve, and it’s left us wondering, “can machines think or lie?” If you’ve been scratching your head trying to figure out this new field, this episode is for you. We look at what artificial intelligence actually is, the pros and cons, and what, if any, legislation needs to pass to prevent machines from taking

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33:48

Anna Giaritelli: The End of Title 42 and the Future...

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2023/06/02

Anna Giaritelli joins the podcast this week to discuss the end of Title 42—the statute put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic that allowed border agents to quickly return migrants over the southern border—and what it means for us today. We discuss the latest border data, the reaction from governors and Members of Congress, and the policies that can protect our borders, offer opportunity, reward hard work and merit, and honor the rule of law.Anna Giaritelli joined theWashington Examinerin 2015 and

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16:04

Meaghan Mobbs: Policy Focus: The Military Recruitment...

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2023/05/26

Meaghan Mobbs joins the podcast to discuss this month’s policy focus:The Military Recruitment Crisis. The U.S. military is facing its greatest recruiting challenge in almost half a century with the Army, Navy, and Air Force falling short of their recruiting goals by the thousands. We’ll look at the reasons why, which include a broader societal disconnect that encompasses a lack of patriotism, love of country, and a sense of shared values.Meaghan Mobbs, Ph.D., is an experienced nongovernmental,

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21:31

Samantha Kelley: Promoting True Femininity in Sports

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2023/05/19

On this week’s episode of She Thinks, we consider what it means to be an authentic female athlete. With the fight to protect women’s rights in sports, it has never been more important to look at how we can positively impact the culture of female athletics and preserve equal opportunity. Samantha Kelley joins to talk about the unique challenges that women face and what true femininity in sports looks like.Samantha Kelley is the Founder & President of FIERCE Athlete, Inc. and a former Division I

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19:28

Seth Dillon, CEO of the Babylon Bee, on Censorship in...

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2023/05/12

On this week’s episode, Seth Dillon, the CEO of Babylon Bee, joins us to talk about the importance of satire, and why the left is hellbent on destroying it. We discuss why mockery is not hate speech, what it’s like being censored for speaking the truth, and how the absurd has become reality. Finally, Seth shares with us some of his favorite Babylon Bee headlines.Seth Dillon is the CEO of The Babylon Bee, the world's most trusted, factually accurate news source. Taking on the tone of a traditional

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