Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, one of the most controversial topics in our country today, and I may have gotten myself right in the middle of it! On this episode, we talk about the hidden cost of freedom and the need to get involved at the local level while we take a look at the Thompson School District's Educational Equity Framework. We also discuss some initial thoughts on the practical application of diversity, inclusion, and equity.

Well, the Supreme Court has completely stopped the OSHA Mandate from going into effect. This is a huge win for the American People and for freedom lovers everywhere. But what does this mean for us locally here in Larimer County as we continue to face a mask mandate? We're going to dive into the comparisons and take a look.

Well, the Supreme Court has left us on the edge of our seats wondering, "Will they put a stay on the OSHA mandate?", and the CDC director, did she really say that 75% of COVID deaths had at least four comorbidities? Misinformation is a real thing.

Today on the show, Nolan talks about how to take courage and stand up for what we believe in the face of an opposing narrative that likes to play on our fears.

Today on the show, Joe Rogan breaks the internet by inviting all of his Twitter followers to join him on GETTR. Majorie Taylor Greene is permanently banned from Twitter and we dive into Big Tech Censorship and how we should address this as a society.

What are your constitutional rights? Today on the show we take a look at the U.S. Constitution to see if we can find the answer.

Today on the Nolan Brown Show, Bernard Birnbaum, the chair of the Board of Health in Larimer County Colorado, tried to make a ridiculous comparison between the current mask mandate and seat belt laws. Also, Nolan drills into why the county doesn't have the authority to make mandates in the first place.