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One of the big stories from the week was the announcement that former president Joe Biden has stage 4 prostate cancer. Sharing from various doctors, Hannah reveals how long Biden must have had prostate cancer for it to be this far along. Hannah also discusses why she doesn't think this diagnosis changes whether he was fit for office or not. Next Hannah discusses the bombshell interim report released this week from the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. This report exposed how federal health agencies under the Biden administration suppressed early warning about heart inflammation linked to mRNA Covid Vaccines. Lastly, during the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah and her mom, Carlotta Jackson, discuss balancing the keeping of the home and the schooling of the children. With children under foot all day, how can a mom keep the home in decent order? Join Hannah and Carlotta as they discuss this side of homeschooling.
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Due to technological difficulties, today's podcast has no political aspect. For the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah and her mom, Carlotta Jackson, have an interesting conversation about homeschool co-ops. What is a co-op? Do you have to join one? What is different about co-ops now vs years ago? What are the pros and cons of joining a co-op?
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Have you seen that story about Shiloh Hendrix this week? It's been a mess but Hannah offers some commentary on what happened and how Christians have taken the back seat on this issue. Then Hannah describes what happened at the SC GOP State Convention last Saturday. It was unproductive and chaotic but why should anyone from outside South Carolina care? Hannah uses this event to make an important point regarding a topic that is floated out every so often by many within the Republican Party.
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Trump's first 100 days in office have passed. Today's podcast is a brief summary of his first 100 days and all that he's been doing-- from immigration to foreign policy to energy to DEI. Hannah offers an overview with some quick facts about Trump's first 100 days in office and what all he has accomplished.
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The deadline for getting a REAL ID is fast approaching. Many folks are rushing out to get one, or maybe already have, but in today's episode, Hannah brings some enlightening information to the table on why we shouldn't be so hasty to comply. Then Hannah brings things back to South Carolina by discussing what's been happening with South Carolina Congresswoman, Nancy Mace. Lastly, in our homeschool segment for the week, Hannah and her Mom, Carlotta Jackson, discuss teaching math to your homeschool student. How should we approach math? What are some good math curriculums?
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There are a lot of accusations floating around this week that Donald Trump and his administration are defying the Supreme Court's recent ruling regarding Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Let's dive into that conversation. Is it true? If not, what did the SCOTUS rule? What's the truth about Garcia? Is he an MS-13 gang member? Then, in this week’s homeschool segment, Hannah and her mom, Carlotta Jackson, discuss homeschooling a kindergartener. This conversation includes curriculum suggestions and advice for moms who aren’t sure their kindergartner is ready for school.
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Deviating from her normal content, Hannah reviews two books this week for today's podcast. First up is an autobiography by Sonora Carver-- A Girl and Five Brave Horses. This first book is the true story about horse diving in the United States. Wrapped up in the friendship between Wild Bill Hickok, Buffalo Bill, and Doc Carver, the origin of horse diving is fascinating and the full story is bound to intrigue any history lover, but especially horse enthusiasts. Hannah next reviews the book Mama Bear Apologetics by Hillary Morgan Ferrer et al. Written for moms but appropriate for both parents, this is a dive into the various ideologies our children face in the 21st century. Ferrer and her co-authors help parents recognize the various ideologies and then respond to them Biblically. Hannah recommends this book for any parent but ideally for small group settings.
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Politicians in South Carolina once again fumbled the ball on taxes but thankfully, the Senate Medical Affairs Committee made the right decision regarding Ed Simmer. Today's podcast covers both stories. As for federal news, Donald Trump's administration has been deporting illegal aliens to El Salvador and has ended a program titled "CHNV Parole". How are they vetting the men they are sending to El Salvador? Additionally, what is the CHNV Parole program? How many immigrants came in through the program? Was it problematic? Is Trump right to deport everyone who entered the US through the program? Then in today's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah is joined by her Mom, Carlotta Jackson, and they discuss the new-ish term "morning basket". What is it and how is it used in a homeschool?
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Can Trump really abolish the Department of Education? Join Hannah as she discusses this question on this week's podcast for The Hannah Miller Show. As a part of this conversation, Hannah covers the topics: Is the DOE achieving its original goal? How much has it spent trying to achieve its goal? Is Trump's Executive Order enough? If Congress acts, how should they? During the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah's mom was still out of town helping care for her sister and mother, so Hannah just gives a brief word to the homeschoolers who are just starting out.
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The State of South Carolina had their Republican Reorganization process this week. Hannah covered the details about that process. What is it? What is the goal? What are some weaknesses the party should address regarding ReOrg? Then Hannah brings up a conversation had around her precinct regarding the local Freedom Caucus and Republican Caucus. There's been some local confusion about the two caucuses and about our primary process. Hannah takes the time to clear the air regarding the primary process debate that's been happening and takes a moment to challenge her listeners on how they should approach issues.
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The U.S. House passed a Continuing Resolution this week. In the aftermath, Thomas Massie and Donald Trump got into a dustup on X. It raised questions about Massie and his voting record, so Hannah takes a moment to clear the air about Massie's voting record, his votes on CRs in the past, and what Massie actually wants to see in a spending bill. In this week's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah is once again joined by her Mom, Carlotta Jackson, to discuss what a homeschool day looked like in their home growing up. With nine children, two with special needs, and a myriad of extra curricular activities, what did the average day look like in the Jackson homeschool?
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Hannah jumps into the news with some brief commentary on school lunches and the recent SCOTUS decision that ruled Trump must unfreeze the $1.9 billion on foreign aid USAID payments. Was the ruling right? How should Trump respond? Then Hannah offers some responses to some of the most common arguments people are making for why America should "Stand with Ukraine". Is it as simple as "Russia bad, Ukraine good"? What is some of the historical context for what has happened between Russia, Ukraine, NATO, and the US? All of this and more in today's episode of The Hannah Miller Show.
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In a conservation with her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, Hannah discusses how some Christians are responding to the actions of the Trump administration. Many Christians are making the argument that “efficiency” isn’t always right and isn’t always Biblical. Is that true? Is the Trump administration right to do what they’re doing? What is the right response by Christians to the actions? Join Hannah and Robert as they engage in this lively conversation.
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Joined once again by her Mom and 30 year homeschool veteran, Carlotta Jackson, Hannah and Carlotta follow up last week's homeschool conversation with another interesting discussion. Today's podcast addresses why some homeschool kids reject homeschooling for themselves and for their own children. What can a parent do to prevent their child from hating their homeschool experience? Is there anything a parent can do? If so, what are the best ways to impart to our children a love for homeschooling?
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There's been a lot of panic this week over a lawsuit aimed at 504. Are states trying to vacate 504 funding? Are children with special needs about to be abandoned financially? And what does "gender dysphoria" have to do with it? Today's podcast covers why this lawsuit is happening, what the goal is, and what the strategy is behind some of the language. Lastly, as promised, Hannah interviews her mom, Carlotta Jackson, on why, or how, some homeschool families fail at homeschooling. What does it mean to fail at homeschooling? Can you fail at homeschooling? Join Hannah and her Mom for an encouraging discussion about homeschooling in the trenches.
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Why is defunding USAID such a big deal? Why are people on both sides of the aisle raising such a fuss about it? The grant dollars are only a fraction of the federal budget, what's the big deal? Where does the money go and what does it do? Is USAID Constitutional? Is it Biblical? Also, Hannah addresses the argument many Christians made this week about a Christian's obligation to those across the globe vs their family. Do we have a higher obligation to the impoverished across the world than to our own families? Lastly, should I be upset that Donald Trump is threatening schools who promote DEI and the LGBTQ agenda?
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Before launching into the funding freeze that didn't happen this week, Hannah shares from the counseling room. Who frequently suffers because of parents' poor life choices, whether it be because of infidelity, addiction, spending problems, etc? The children. Again and again, Hannah sees children suffering because of their parents' choices. It isn't fair, but it is reality and instead of excusing the parents' poor behavior, it should spur all of us towards righteousness. What about the funding freeze that was frozen? Hannah covers what happened, why it happened, and what should happen from here. Namely, was it Constitutional? Speaking of funds, let's talk about 14 ways Trump could get the ball rolling on spending cuts. Lastly, in her Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah covers the last approach to homeschooling. This approach is titled, "Packaged Programs" and may benefit parents who find themselves lacking confidence in their homeschool journey or maybe they just don't have the time and energy to give proper oversight. Hannah covers this approach and helps parents decide if this is a good homeschooling method for their family.
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Argentina is beginning to see the fruit of President Milei's economic policies. After over a year of implementing his economic policies, Argentina's government agencies, workers, and spending have all been greatly reduced. Furthermore, inflation and federal regulations both have been drastically reduced. Are Milei's economic policies a roadmap for Trump? One of the Executive Orders Donald Trump signed in his first few days as President was an EO ending birthright citizenship. While it's been buried amongst a plethora or executive orders, Hannah believes this is an issue that will rise to the top once all the dust settles. In preparation for that, Hannah takes time to educate her listeners on the 14th Amendment, Supreme Court cases involving birthright citizenship, the historical context of the 14th Amendment, and the intent of the original framers. All of this information helps give listeners a better understanding of the illegality of birthright citizenship. In today's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah covers the eclectic approach to homeschooling. Most homeschoolers eventually fall into this category even if they start out with a more traditional or singular approach.
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This week's podcast addresses Peter Hegseth and his hearing to be confirmed. Hannah responds both politically and Biblically. Responding politically, she lays out his agenda, the improvements he wants to make, but she also points out two issues that Conservatives should be aware of if Hegseth is confirmed. Addressing his nomination Biblically, Hannah covers the sexual assault allegations, providing some history on Kat Dugan's accusations. Furthermore, Hannah provides commentary on how Christians are responding to these allegations. In today's homeschool segment, Hannah dives into the topic of Independent Study as an approach to homeschooling. What is it? What situations is it best suited for? When is independent study not a good idea? And what curriculums offer independent study options? Join Hannah this week ash she answers these questions and more!
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As promised, this week’s podcast covers the Bird Flu. Starting the episode, Hannah lays the groundwork for what is happening in California and Governor Newsom’s state of emergency declaration. What was the declaration? What are the measures? What is the risk to humans? And what is the risk to the food supply? At this juncture, Hannah begins to interview her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, regarding how many cases we’ve seen in the US, how many deaths, and whether there has been human to human transmission. Dr. Jackson goes on to discuss the merits of the flu vaccine and who should or should not take it. Lastly, Hannah closes the show by discussing an article Joel Salatin for the Brownstone Institute regarding chicken culling and the governments response to the bird flu each year– is there a better way? Join Hannah and her Dad for this week’s podcast as they discuss all these questions and more.
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