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Ep 104: Former LEO, Firearms Instructor, and Hollywood Conservative Bree Michael Warner joins Emily and Amy this week to dive into the importance of simulation training and give perspective on a few of the recent shootings. Bree has a passion for wanting women wanting to be more prepared, and provides various practice tips including her concept of 360 Degree training that can help you in your firearm training. The girls hone in on being prepared, remaining aware, and always keeping composure while knowing your comfort level.

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Ep 103: The girls are sitting down with renowned radio and media personality Grant Stinchfield. After wanting to be an entertainer and finding a career in news media, Grant knew he needed to do something else to make an impact and ultimately made his way to conservative radio where he’s found a passion for being involved breaking the liberal bias of the media. They chat about the Greenwood Park Mall shooting, the importance of training, and evaluating some of the current gun laws.

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Ep 101: Christina Rhine started shooting and hunting at a young age. While navigating a career in the firearm industry at names like Sig Sauer and FN, she knew she wanted to do more. She wanted to start helping people feel confident in the firearms realm if all they’ve ever done is hunting like she did. Christina talks with the girls about some of her life experiences, not letting them define who she is, and the journey of how her Doberman service dog Legion has helped her in bringing trust, confidence, and self awareness back into her life.

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Ep 100: It’s our 100th NYAGG episode! In this week’s episode, the girls sit down with friend Eddie Penney, a retired Tier 1 Navy SEAL, CEO of Contingent Group, Architect of the UNAFRAID Brand, Author, and podcast host. After retiring from the Navy SEALs, Eddie set out to find his purpose after leaving the only life he ever knew. He found that in helping others create a more safe and secure life through his company, The Contingent Group. Eddie hones in on how he has overcome the struggles of his life and shares various safety tips that promote a more self aware mindset.

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Ep 98:Founder and Creator of Hope Beauty, Hope Harvard joins the girls this week to discuss the journey of how she created a biblically inspired cosmetic company. After working in the Trump White House, Hope knew that she wanted more out of her career. She turned to God and prayed until she experienced her “Divine Download” where she realized she wanted to develop a makeup brand with quality products named after women of the bible. All while building her growing business, Hope encourages women daily to not only take the best care of themselves, but relish in the beauty that God has already given them.

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Ep 97: Resident Gen Z’er Sydney Sheridan sits down with Amy and Emily to put their knowledge to the test and see if the girls know their stuff when it comes to decoding modern vocabulary of the youngest generation. The girls also go around YWLS to ask attendees if they can translate these with-the-times words. If Gen Z lingo isn’t in your wheelhouse, taken a listen to this short episode to challenge yourself and guess the words and phrases you need to know to connect with Gen Z!

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Ep 96: A wannabe trauma surgeon turned political guru, the girls sit down at YWLS with Turning Point Contributor Isabel Brown to chat about her life as an outspoken conservative, her college experience, and her take on how we can make a change among the political ideals of Generation Z. They discuss the apathetic beliefs of this particular generation and the importance of finding common ground and moving forward.

Isabel is also the host of the podcast “Outdated” and is the author of the book “Frontlines: My Voice on an American College Campus”

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