The Fire of Liberty Show

The Fire of Liberty Show is your weekly dose of inspiration from everyday moms and dads who are stepping up, speaking out, and taking bold action to protect their children’s future and our nation’s values. Meet the Joyful Warriors on the frontlines—parents exposing harmful ideologies, sharing stories of heartbreak, resilience, and victory. These are the voices of courage and conviction, refusing to sit on the sidelines when it comes to their children's education and well-being.

The Fire of Liberty Show is a society podcast hosted by Moms for Liberty, with 65 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Moms for Liberty hosts The Fire of Liberty Show, a society show with 65 episodes published.

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  Episode #65

  Parents vs. Teachers - Ep. 65 - The Fire of Liberty Show

  Sep 2, 20261h 3mS1

  Patty Alexander always believed two things: that parents are a child's first teacher and that strong relationships between parents and educators matter. After 34 years in the classroom Patty has retired from her job, but she continues to find new ways to fight for children and education. She ran for school board twice, speaks at the Iowa State Capitol on important bills, serves on the Social Studies Standards Rewrite Team and continues to work with future educators as a student teacher supervisor. Now servings as our Warren County, IA Chapter Chair, Patty shares what she learned during her years in education, what pushed her to get involved after retirement, the battles she has taken on in Iowa and why she believes it's never too late to become an advocate for the next generation.

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  Episode #64

  The Sisterhood - Ep. 64 - The Fire of Liberty Show

  Aug 26, 20261h 7mS1

  Carrie Moore, our Nueces County, Texas Chapter Chair, has been part of Moms for Liberty almost from the very beginning. She launched the first chapter in Texas and over the last five years has experienced just about every high and low that comes with this fight. She’s served as both Chair and Vice Chair, and she and her current Chair have a pretty simple agreement: when one gets tired, the other steps up. That sisterhood has carried them through some of the hardest moments and kept them fighting for their community. Carrie also shares why our annual Joyful Warrior Summit means so much to her and why she has attended every single one. We will even here about one Summit that became especially unforgettable when Carrie ended up in the hospital—and one of our keynote speakers showed up there to present her with her Founders Award! Tune in to hear Carrie share the ups, the downs, her faith, and the sisterhood that has been such an important part of her five years with Moms for Liberty.

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  Episode #63

  The Power of Education - Ep. 63 - The Fire of Liberty Show

  Aug 19, 20261h 18mS1

  Annette went from working in tobacco fields to standing in the Oval Office beside the President of the United States. Her path has taken her places she never imagined, including Moms for Liberty. She is our brand-new Mecklenburg County, NC Chapter Chair who was raised in a small North Carolina town by parents who believed education was non-negotiable. Annette knows firsthand how education can change the course of a life. Join us as we discuss her concerns about what is happening in classrooms across the country today and what can be done to impact change.

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  Episode #62

  Saving the Family – Ep. 62 - The Fire of Liberty Show

  Aug 12, 202655 minS1

  Colette Cooper is passionate about saving America, but she believes that starts with putting first things first: God and family. An active member of the original Brevard County, Florida, chapter of Moms for Liberty, Colette now serves as the Human Resources and Compliance Manager for Moms for Liberty and the Moms for Liberty Foundation. Her diverse background has uniquely prepared her for this work. Colette managed a statewide literacy program for Utah’s Governor and First Lady, promoting the importance of reading to children. She later worked in human services, advocating for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, before bringing her experience in human resources, policy development, and people-centered leadership to Moms for Liberty. Colette was present at the original Madison Meetings where the idea for Moms for Liberty was born. Today, she is humbled to help support the grassroots movement and the members who make it possible. Above all, Colette is a devoted wife, mother of five, and daughter of God. In this episode of The Fire of Liberty Show, we talk about faith, family, service, and why strengthening the family is essential to preserving liberty in America.

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  Episode #61

  Special Needs Advocate - Ep. 61 - The Fire of Liberty Show

  Aug 5, 202647 minS1

  Meg Rudnick, our Gwinnett County, GA Chapter Chair, knows what is means to fight for someone you love. She has been advocating for her son with autism, ADHD, a rare MYT1L chromosome deletion, and moderate intellectual disability for almost two decades. From delayed kindergarten and challenging IEP meetings to fighting for safer classrooms, we explore the realities many families face. Meg serves not only as chapter chair but on the Moms for Liberty - Georgia Legislative Committee too. She will update us on Georgia education laws and discuss how parents can play an active role in shaping policy in the future.

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