In Episode 115 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses several ballot initiatives—three in particular—being mulled by voters this November AND a letter from Congressman Lance Gooden (R-TX)’s urging EPA to be aware of potential Chinese and Russian meddling through “green groups” propped up by the Sea Change Foundation. Listen on Apple Podcasts The three ballot …
On October 19th, Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation released their fifth annual poll on U.S. Attitudes Toward Socialism, Communism, and Collectivism. Since 2016, the organization has partnered with YouGov to examine and report on voter attitudes on these subjects. Its purpose, per this year’s findings, is “to explore perceptions of collectivist systems, such as communism and socialism, among Americans …
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In Episode 114 of District of Conservation, Gabriella spoke with Dr. Roger Marshall—two-term congressman representing Kansas’ 1st Congressional District and current Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Kansas. He’s also an avid shooting sports enthusiast and hunter. Listen on Apple: Watch on YouTube Friday: Here’s Dr. Marshall’s bio: Dr. Roger Marshall is a common-sense political …
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Could worker reclassification laws affect the 2020 election? With Americans turning to independent contract work (or “gig work”) in wake of COVID-19, this issue could motivate people to vote. Freelancers across the nation worry the Biden-Harris ticket—should they prevail and get backing from a Democrat-led Senate—would displace 59 million Americans from the workforce. Joe Biden …
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Jana Waller, Skull Bound Chronicles Host and leading lady in the hunting industry, joined me on District of Conservation today to discuss: how she got involved in the outdoor industry; her new CarbonTV series Skull Bound Chronicles; why she loves hunting with veterans; her work with Mule Deer Foundation, The National Wild Turkey Federation and …
In Episode 112 of District of Conservation, Gabriella spoke with Mia Anstine—a jill of all trades based in Colorado. Her titles include: hunting guide, writer, podcast host, outdoor tv guest host, commentator, keynote speaker, and firearms, archery, hunter-ed instructor, and POMA Board Member. One thing on Mia’s mind is Proposition 114, if passed at the ballot …
In Episode 111 of District of Conservation, Gabriella spoke to Congressman Bruce Westerman (R-AR) of Arkansas’ 4th Congressional District. They chatted about the history of forest management in the US, how to manage wildfires, the congressman’s legislative priorities, his love of duck hunting, why free market environmentalism is the future, and more. LISTEN WATCH Here’s …
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During Wednesday’s VP debate in Salt Lake City, Vice President Mike Pence handily trounced his opponent, Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA), on the issues. What’s not getting much attention, however, is Pence’s answer on the environmental and conservation questions—issues our constituency cares deeply about. I believe the former Indiana governor cogently and clearly communicated the Trump …
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In Episode 110 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discussed two trending subjects: the American Conservation Enhancement Act (ACE Act) and how a Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett would rule on gun rights and environmental issues. Hint: good news for gun owners and true conservationists! Listen on Apple: More on the ACE Act: Reauthorize the North …
In Episode 109, Gabriella welcomed back Cody McLaughlin of New Jersey Outdoor Alliance onto the podcast and asked him to brief listeners on what’s happening with the New Jersey black bear hunt—back in the news. And Cody touched upon more topics too.Black bears are at healthy numbers in the Garden State and must be managed, …