A Reflection on Leadership, Perseverance & Purpose This morning after Bible study, I sat down at the mic and recorded something a little different. Over the years, most of my content has centered around long form interviews, public policy, activism, and political conversations. But every once in a while, I think it’s important to slow down and reflect more deeply on leadership, faith, perseverance, and what it means to stay grounded during difficult seasons. This morning’s st

Over the past few weeks, I’ve had a lot of people reach out and ask: “Who’s running for governor?”…and just as often—“What do you think about the race?”“Who do you like?” Fair questions. But these are serious decisions, and they shouldn’t come down to a quick opinion, a headline, or a short clip. That’s why I made a decision early on: I wouldn’t do anything less than a full, long-form conversation. No shortcuts. No surface-level talking points. Just real dialogue. My goal isn

Iowans Have Been Asking Iowans have been asking for stronger protections for pets for many years, and it remains a consistent priority in conversations at town halls, in emails, and across communities. As both a dog owner and breeder, I understand the importance of clear, effective safeguards against cruelty, neglect, and other violations. I’m proud to have led the charge in the Iowa House, and this session the House delivered on our promises with a package of common-sense bi