Real America’s Voice: The Patriettes Podcast – Episode 46

Date: November 21, 2025
Hosts: Angie, Donna, Teresa, & Guest Cohost: Bobby Vincench
Special Guests: Dana & Lauren Cavalier (Freedom Farms) and Natasha Owens

Episode Overview

This lively episode of The Patriettes Podcast dives into American values, the evolving landscape shaped by artificial intelligence, freedom of speech in music, and entrepreneurship within the “America First” movement. Hosted live from the America First Warehouse, the show features discussions with entrepreneur and life coach Bobby Vincench, a candid interview with singer-songwriter Natasha Owens, and a conversation with Dana & Lauren Cavalier of Freedom Farms.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Entrepreneurship, Life Coaching, and Homeschooling

(03:09–08:00)

• Bobby Vincench (of Free Minds Thrive) shares his journey from corporate marketing to life coaching, focusing on helping both adults and, increasingly, teenagers develop critical thinking skills.
• Emphasizes the importance of learning to control one's choices and thoughts:

  "There’s got to be a way to make a living just helping people to be a little more in control of the things they do." – Bobby, (05:22)

• Hosts encourage Bobby’s outreach to the homeschool community, noting a need for independent mentorship beyond parental roles.

2. The Double-Edged Sword of Artificial Intelligence

(08:09–31:00; 19:07–31:02, 19:43–31:02)

General Perspectives

• Hosts and Bobby discuss AI’s convenience versus its potential dangers, voicing concern about critical thinking erosion, especially among children:

  "When I use it now, as a matter of convenience, I don't think I’m dumbing myself down... I’m terrified for the kids of the next generation." – Co-host, (09:26)

• Bobby outlines a generational divide, contending that kids raised with AI as the “source of truth” will lack essential analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Notable fear is expressed regarding the loss of "authenticity" and the growing volume of AI-produced content.

Specific AI Concerns and Societal Impact

• Bobby reveals:

  "Over half the Internet now is estimated to be AI generated content. Over half. Can you guys tell me what you think that means when somebody goes to do research on anything?" – Bobby, (12:22)

• Discusses how reliance on AI can perpetuate and amplify misinformation:

  "For people who start relying on it and treating it like a God, like an expert, they're going to be basically copying and pasting wrong information...and that compounds itself." – Bobby, (13:49)

• Warns about AI-induced intellectual homogenization and self-referential loops leading to data dilution:

  "Through the generations of it being trained, actually it gets trained more and more on its own data. So it actually gets dumber and dumber over time." – Bobby, (23:00)

• Analogy of AI as a photocopier artifact—each successive reproduction distorts the original more.

Advice for Adults and Parents

• Bobby’s guidance:
  • "Make a conscious choice, choosing to stay human. Meaning, I’m going to make most of my own stuff. It’s going to take longer, but it’s going to sound like me." (13:49)
  • "For children, they shouldn’t be anywhere near it... You gotta let them build out their own critical thinking, their own independent mind." (19:58)
  • "With AI, everything should start and end with you." (21:04)
• Raises the notion that the trajectory of AI adoption depends on conscious societal choices, not inevitability:

  "What’s going to happen is what we're going to let happen." – Bobby, (28:40)

• The episode closes this section with an existential warning about the risk of letting AI become an unquestioned authority ("AI as God").

Memorable Moment

• Host relates modern AI to the "Tower of Babel," symbolizing overreach and a loss of true human connection:

  "To me, this feels like a sort of a tower of Babel, like this great tower...to worship, of knowledge and ease for all. And it’s destroying us." – Host, (29:49)

3. Freedom in Music: Natasha Owens’ Story

(35:32–47:15)

• Natasha Owens, Christian singer-songwriter, joins to discuss her satirical song “Climate Change is Real”:

  "It’s calling out the billionaires...making us suck out of paper straws. So we thought we would put a spotlight to this topic and did a song called ‘Climate Change is Real.’" – Natasha, (35:53)

• Outlines backlash and “cancellation” within the contemporary Christian music industry after releasing pro-life and patriotic songs:

  "I did a pro-life song. Got kicked out of contemporary Christian... So we are hitting topics that need truth." – Natasha, (37:17)

• Natasha describes the challenges and rewards of transitioning into overtly political music, including:
  • Receiving death threats, technical suppression, and spiritual attacks.
  • Persevering out of conviction to speak (and sing) for what she believes in.
• Sheds light on the Christian music industry's progressive drift and behind-the-scenes cultural conflicts (42:53–45:35).
• Encouragement from hosts and listeners to support Natasha directly via iTunes and merch purchases.

Notable Quotes

• "We live in a world today that doesn’t want to hear truth. It’s hard for them to hear it. And then the people who are trying to hide it doesn’t want us to talk about it." – Natasha, (41:54)
• "I can’t look at you in the eye and my future generations in the eye and tell you that I didn’t do everything I could to help fight this and bring awareness." – Natasha, (41:44)
• "Nothing worth having comes easy." – Co-host, (45:35)

4. The Freedom Farms Story: Agriculture, Marketing & Community

(51:41–62:23)

• Dana & Lauren Cavalier explain their move from careers with the Yankees and ABC to launching Freedom Farms in upstate New York.
• Spontaneous start: Bought a farm property sight-unseen and began raising cattle (their first 13 cows came from Craigslist!).
• Motivated by Covid, media censorship, and a yearning for self-sufficiency and authentic expression:

  "A place that we could feel free during love...and I wanted a place where I...could finally let my hair down and say how I really felt about what was going on in the country." – Lauren, (54:20)

• Business model focused on “America First,” supporting patriotic consumers, and resists conformity in a “woke” industry:

  "There’s nothing more American than beef, and there’s nothing more American than land and livestock." – Dana, (56:51)

• Strong connection to customers who share their values—with a sense of humor and resilience about pushback from vegans, liberals, and socialists.
• Marketing with a personal New York flavor:

  "We bring that Long Island hustle to upstate New York." – Lauren, (58:29)

• Products are MRNA-free, with an emphasis on traditional, natural farming methods.

Website & Ordering

• Website: wearefreedomfarms.com
• Ships nationwide, with a focus on delivering quality directly to customers and building a like-minded community.
• Hosts enthusiastic about supporting Freedom Farms, planning to attend their annual “Freedom Fest.”

Key Timestamps

• 03:09 – Show opening and introductions
• 05:22 – Bobby’s life coaching journey
• 08:09–13:32 – AI discussion and intergenerational concerns
• 13:49 – Bobby’s advice: “Choose to stay human”
• 19:58–30:56 – AI: Societal and existential implications
• 35:32 – Natasha Owens interview begins
• 37:17 – Natasha on being canceled in Christian music
• 41:54 – The personal and spiritual cost of activism
• 51:41 – Freedom Farms interview begins
• 54:20 – From newsrooms to farming: Lauren’s story
• 56:51 – “Nothing more American than beef...”
• 58:29 – Long Island hustle on the farm
• 62:14 – Show wrap-up and closing remarks

Notable Quotes

"Over half the Internet now is estimated to be AI generated content. Over half."
– Bobby Vincench, (12:22)

"For children, they shouldn't be anywhere near it... You gotta let them build out their own critical thinking."
– Bobby Vincench, (19:58)

"We live in a world today that doesn’t want to hear truth...it’s a spiritual battle too, because this is a battle between good and bad, evil."
– Natasha Owens, (41:54)

"There's nothing more American than beef, and there's nothing more American than land and livestock."
– Dana Cavalier, (56:51)

Tone & Style

The episode is energetic, passionate, and direct, marked by friendly banter and an atmosphere of solidarity. Hosts and guests combine personal testimony, humor, and concern for cultural trends, especially around technology, the arts, and food independence. The conversation is openly skeptical of mainstream narratives and places high value on faith, tradition, and individual agency.

For Listeners

For those who missed the episode, this conversation offers:

• A thorough critique and cautious approach to artificial intelligence in education, business, and daily life—including actionable advice.
• An inside look at how faith-driven and patriotic creators are challenging censorship in music and business.
• Heartfelt encouragement to preserve authentic human connection, support independent voices, and build communities that reflect American values.
• Resources for supporting guests’ work:
  • wearefreedomfarms.com (Freedom Farms)
  • NatashaOwensMusic.com and iTunes (Natasha Owens Music)
  • Free Minds Thrive (Bobby Vincench – life coaching/entrepreneurship)

“Keep your faith strong, your family close, and your freedom alive.”
— The Patriettes (65:09)