Hey everyone. I am super excited to have with me today Alex Clark of Turning Point USA to talk about, among other things, why it's more important than ever to raise children who do not tow the cultural line, but who instead march to their own drum.

Whether we're talking about health and wellness, which is Alex's passion,

or careers, or debt and lifestyle, or my personal favorite, marriage and family.

Alex is the host of the formerly titled podcast, The Spillover, which has since been rebranded as

culture apothecary. She has made it her mission

to take on Big Pharma to make America healthy again. Welcome to the show, Alex. Thank you so much.

You know that I love your show. I'm your biggest fan, so I'm very excited to be here.

You rock. And I'm so glad to have you be on the receiving end,

because you do so many interviews that I thought, you know, it's time that we interview Alex.

So I thought we'd do a little bit of that and talk about what you've been up to. And then I want to

sort of segue into, you know, the larger issue about

raising kids counterculturally that we talked about with respect to some of what you're doing

right now. So, so let's start with your rebranded podcast and your recent trip to Washington

to speak at the Senate. Tell everybody what's going on for those

who don't know because I know this is brand new. Yeah. So I have the biggest health and wellness

podcast on the conservative right. It's called culture apothecary. And the whole picture behind the

name or the whole meaning behind the name was, I want to bring on expert

guests twice a week with their own unique remedy to heal a sick culture. So that could be physically,

it could be emotionally, or it could be spiritually. And I kind of slowly started transitioning my

podcast. It's the same podcast I've always had. It's just a new name. But when I had you on and

things like that, like I already knew the direction that we were taking the show. And so those

were the types of topics that I was super passionate about, about living counterculturally.

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