Real America's Voice – Stinchfield Tonight (October 17, 2025)

Host: Bo Davidson (filling in for Grant Stinchfield)

Episode Theme: Unfiltered News and Parental Rights from the Moms for Liberty Summit

Episode Overview

Broadcast live from the Moms for Liberty Joyful Warrior Summit in Orlando, Florida, this episode centers on the growing parents' rights movement, the push-back against “woke” education, and grassroots efforts to reshape schools and family policy in America. Featuring exclusive interviews with prominent activists and experts—including Catalina Stube (Moms for Liberty), Dr. James Lindsay, Ryan Walters (former Oklahoma Superintendent), and Dr. Alejandro Diaz—the episode examines ideological battles in schools, government overreach, health, and the importance of active parental involvement.

Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Introduction & Summit Context

[00:55]

• Bo Davidson introduces the show and its special location: the Moms for Liberty Joyful Warrior Summit.
• Outlines Moms for Liberty’s mission: unifying, educating, and empowering parents to defend their rights in education and challenge government overreach.
• Highlights major speakers and the energetic, activist spirit of the event.

2. Interview: Catalina Stube, Director of Outreach, Moms for Liberty

[02:22 - 16:45]

Parental Rights and Grassroots Momentum

• Why Moms for Liberty?
  “All the tyranny, all the mandates…somebody who is not a doctor, somebody who is not an expert…as a mom, we have the fundamental right to direct the upbringing of our children.”
  – Catalina Stube [02:35]

• Catalina’s Role:

  • Bridging grassroots and national policy; noted success in passing 52 protective legislations for minors.
  • “We are just defending common sense.” [03:14]

The Mother’s Perspective

• Homeschooling as a solution to avoid “indoctrination by the enemy.”
• Encouragement to hesitant parents: “If I can do it, you can make it.”
  – Catalina Stube [05:45]

Florida as a Model State

• Praises Governor DeSantis:
  “He is a bacon of freedom…not only liberties for the citizens…but also defending the family institution, the education without the indoctrination…”
  – Catalina Stube [07:17]
• But stresses continued academic challenges and need for further parent involvement.

Moms for Liberty’s Impact Nationwide

• Grassroots activism: school board confrontations, voter registrations, parental education.
• “Never underestimate the power of a mom.” [09:40]

Lessons from South America

• Warning of global spread of communism and its “playbook” starting with capturing education and media.
• Personal experience fleeing Colombia: “They start killing the leaders, the way they’re thinking. They think that they can kill the ideas—they will never kill the ideas.” [11:15]

Hopes for Political Change and Parental Rights

• Excitement for Trump’s “second administration,” with focus on “financial education, financial literacy,” restoration of physical education and healthier schools.
• “It’s a golden era…they are creating so many new things for the kids, opportunities and improving education.” [13:32]
• Cultural shift toward renewed family values, alternative (faith-friendly) children’s entertainment.

3. Interview: Dr. James Lindsay – Cultural Marxism & Education

[18:44 - 30:27]

Moms for Liberty’s National Influence

• “They did more than any other grassroots activism group, I think, to change this country than anybody…period.”
  – Dr. James Lindsay [19:20]

• Highlights Moms for Liberty’s rapid growth and their role in exposing educational “programs that were piloted in the Soviet Union…then Mao Zedong’s…Cultural Revolution, using our kids to be the basis of a revolution.” [20:43–22:07]

Tracing Marxist Ideology in Schools

• Dr. Lindsay explains Paulo Freire’s influence:
  “He literally…adapted the idea of Mao Zedong’s mass line to an educational program with the intention of creating a socialist conscientization…not being able to read the words on the page, but being able to read the oppression in society. This is Marxism.”
  – Dr. James Lindsay [24:00–25:29]

Have We Reached "Peak Wokeness"?

• “I do think…we have hit a peak, a cultural peak. The society is sick and tired of it…But it’s still like walking around eating brains because the institutions are animated by it.”
  – Dr. James Lindsay [26:11–27:52]

Corporate "Rackets" in Cultural Politics

• The culture war's effect on corporations like Disney:
  “The corporations are working in a gigantic…racket. This is a corporate collusion, trust, racketeering kind of environment. Under things like their ESG scores, their Corporate Equality Index scores…”
  – Dr. James Lindsay [28:09]

4. Interview: Ryan Walters, Former Oklahoma Superintendent – The Battle with Teachers Unions

[33:04 - 42:10]

Teachers Unions & Ideology in Schools

• Walters credits Moms for Liberty as "the most influential group in the last five or six years" on education reform.
• Vocal criticism:
  “There’s no more force for evil…in our schools than the teachers union. They have pushed transgenderism, they have pushed Critical Race Theory, they’re open about it.”
  – Ryan Walters [35:07]

The Teacher Freedom Alliance

• Walters describes his new national organization offering alternatives to the union (liability insurance, professional development):
  “We’re going to make classrooms great again by empowering those great teachers.” [38:19]

Parental Guidance for Navigating Schools

• Three key questions for parents:
  1. What’s being taught?
  2. What’s being done for my student’s academic performance?
  3. How can I, as a parent, be involved?

Federal Policy & The Trump Administration

• Lauds Trump’s Department of Education reforms, elimination of top-down policies, and returning power to states and parents.

5. Interview: Dr. Alejandro Diaz – Health Emergency: Microplastics in the Human Body

[43:47 - 49:34]

Dangers of Microplastics

• Microplastics now detected in “blood, in the liver and lungs, and even the brains of people.”
  – Dr. Alejandro Diaz [44:05]

• Scale of the problem: U.S. consumers ingest up to 121,000 plastic particles yearly (food, water, air).

  • “We are living in a plastic world, literally.” [45:04]

• Medical implications: Microplastics found in kidneys, thyroid, brain; linked to dementia and can “interfere with our gut, our brains, our lungs, our GI tract…”

Solutions

• Calls for public awareness, avoidance of plastics, and use of specialized detox supplements (e.g., Plast Detox).
  • “Awareness, avoidance…and start degrading that silent, invisible threat to public health.” [47:51]

6. Uplifting Story – A Grateful Child From Memphis

[51:12 - 51:38]

• Memphis child thanks President Trump for deploying the National Guard:

  • “Now I could do that [play] and I just wanted to thank the President of the United States for bringing the National Guard.”
    – Young Child [51:12]

• Bo Davidson responds emotionally:
  “From this kid’s mouth to God’s ears, what a breath of fresh air for my hometown in Memphis, Tennessee.” [51:38]

Memorable Quotes

• “We are just defending common sense.” — Catalina Stube [03:14]
• “Never underestimate the power of a mom.” — Catalina Stube [09:40]
• “They did more than any other grassroots activism group…to change this country than anybody.” — Dr. James Lindsay [19:20]
• “This is communism. That’s what we know now.” — Dr. James Lindsay [20:43]
• “There’s no more force for evil…in our schools than the teachers union.” — Ryan Walters [35:07]
• “We are living in a plastic world, literally.” — Dr. Alejandro Diaz [45:04]
• “From this kid’s mouth to God’s ears, what a breath of fresh air for my hometown in Memphis, Tennessee.” — Bo Davidson [51:38]

Timestamps for Key Segments

• [00:55] Introduction, Summit Context, Moms for Liberty Overview
• [02:22] Catalina Stube interview: Parental rights, homeschooling, family, Florida, Latin America perspective
• [18:44] Dr. James Lindsay interview: Marxist roots of U.S. education, communism in schools, corporate collusion
• [33:04] Ryan Walters interview: Teachers unions, alternative for teachers, parent involvement, policy prescriptions
• [43:47] Dr. Alejandro Diaz interview: Microplastics dangers and solutions
• [51:12] Uplifting segment: Memphis child thanks President Trump

Tone & Language

Formal, unwavering, and activist in tone; language is passionate, direct, and focused on rights, liberty, “common sense,” and defending traditional family values. The guests and host use strong ideological terms (e.g., “Marxism,” “communism,” “the enemy,” “wokeism”) and express urgency about cultural and institutional threats.

Summary Takeaways

• Moms for Liberty is portrayed as a leading force in restoring parental rights and counteracting “left-wing” ideology in schools.
• Broad concern over government and union influence in education; alternatives for parents (homeschooling) and teachers (new professional alliances) are celebrated.
• The show draws connections between U.S. policy debates and global ideological trends, warning about the risks of ideological takeovers.
• Health segment introduces an emergent concern (microplastics) with practical advice for listeners.
• Uplifting stories and calls for ongoing vigilance and activism punctuate the episode, reinforcing a community of engaged, freedom-oriented listeners.

This episode serves as both a rallying cry and a resource guide for parents, activists, and conservatives seeking to influence education, protect children, and push back against what is characterized as a broad Marxist or left-wing agenda in American society.