And we're live. Welcome back to Loopcast. As always, it's Tom Erica and Josh. I hope you had a fantastic weekend, everyone. Lots of headlines going around. But one that I think I just experienced personally, we're in Pride Month. And I noticed that Father James Martin hasn't posted anything about pride. So that was my first indicator of a vibe shift. But anecdotally, walking around, I'm walking into stores, I'm trying

to look at the White House account. I mean, just completely different. It's almost like we

exited a strange simulation. And it's going to be interesting here doing it live if we have

other people in the chat who have experienced similar phenomenon. But I actually went through

and took a look at social media. I took a. But I actually went through and took a

look at social media. I took a look at the government response. I took a look at stores,

sponsorships, all of these things. And it's painting a much different picture than say 2022, but even

2024. And I'm excited to get into all of that. But before we do that, Erica, I believe you had

something you wanted to talk about. I do. I love talking about homeschooling. And this week, it's all homeschool.

So if you're a Catholic parent, you're navigating or considering homeschooling, I highly recommend it,

been at it for 17 years, then homeschool connections.com has something just for you. It is

the Catholic homeschool conference coming up this

Friday, June 6th. And the great thing is, it's completely free. You don't have to pay. I know, right?

Like, what a deal. And so we have amazing Catholic voices coming, Bishop Thomas Daly, who's a big

supporter of homeschooling. He's going to give an address. He's going to kick things off. Lila Rose will be on there sharing her wisdom as a young

mother and me. I get to talk a little bit too. The title of my talk is homeschooling with

holy water and coffee. And that is indeed what I do. So a little teaser there, just some tips from

17 years. There's going to be a panel of other veteran Catholic homeschoolers who will be

answering all of your questions live. So make sure that you sign up for that event, whether it's

your first time considering homeschooling, you're just getting started or you've been homeschooling

for years. The Catholic homeschool conference will leave you feeling inspired and equipped for

a great year of homeschooling. I know I'm enjoying my summer break very, very much, but as always,

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