Free Episode | Congressman Burgess Owens and Landon Beeston | The American Way and Future Generations

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In this enlightening episode, we are honored to host Congressman Owens, a former Raiders football player, who brings a wealth of wisdom on the American way and the importance of teaching the next generation about responsibility. Congressman Owens emphasizes that despite our differences in beliefs, we must work together as a team, much like a football team, to uphold core values such as responsibility, which should serve as a unifying force.

Joining Congressman Owens is the remarkable Landon B, who, at almost 14 years old, has already demonstrated exceptional responsibility and leadership. Landon recently volunteered to speak at the Point of the Mountain Committee meeting, delivering a phenomenal speech he wrote himself. His dedication and poise give us immense hope for the future, as well as showcasing the positive impact of responsible parenting.

Episode Highlights:

• Congressman Owens on the American way and instilling responsibility in the next generation
• The importance of unity and teamwork despite differing beliefs
• Landon B's inspiring speech at the Point of the Mountain Committee meeting

Tune in to hear Congressman Owens' insights on responsibility and unity, and be inspired by young Landon B's exemplary leadership and maturity.

Learn more about Congressman Owens:  https://owens.house.gov/

Don't miss this episode filled with wisdom, hope, and a call to action for all generations!

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