Hi, I'm Rachel Vindman, one of the hosts of the suburban women problem.

And this month, we're sharing a brand new limited series called The Cost of Extremism.

Extremists across the country are attacking our freedoms and kids and families are paying the price.

As a mom, I know there's no room in the budget for political corruption, especially when it comes to our kids.

This new four-episode series is a deep dive into active shooter drills, school vouchers,

extremist school boards, and more. Jasmine, Amanda, and I will be back in September,

so in the meantime, I hope you enjoy this investigation into the true cost of extremism.

Extremists across the country are attacking our freedoms, and kids and families are paying the price.

This is the cost of extremism. It's not fair, and there's no judging system of who gets shot and who doesn't, who survives

and who doesn't.

They're taking away our health care based on what's essentially unscientific political pressure.

Those who don't understand history are doomed to repeat it.

How dare we not understand the history, not only of this country, but of the world?

Season one of the cost of extremism might be coming to a close, but we have one last bonus episode for you.

During the 16 interviews we conducted over the course of these four episodes, I was constantly left amazed by the stories

of these amazing women and what they're doing to fight for their communities. Not every story

could be included, but we still think everyone needs to hear them. So today, we're here with

Joe, also known as Jojo from Jurs, for a deep dive into these conversations. While we loved

every interview, there are three stories that we think are especially important to hear right now.

First up, we have Mia Treda from episode one, the impact of active shooter drills. In her episode,

Mia told her story of surviving a school shooting

and the death of her best friend, Dominic Blackwell. It was often untold in these stories

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