This episode pays tribute to Charlie Kirk, exploring his life, legacy, and the impact he had on the conservative movement and young people across America with host Amy Edmonds. Wyoming Senate President Beau Biteman reflects on his personal experiences with Charlie: his unwavering faith, and his commitment to free speech on college campuses. They discuss the challenges facing young conservatives today, the importance of engaging in the culture war, and the need for revival in America. The conversation emphasizes the significance of preparation, kindness in debate, and the responsibility to carry forward Charlie's legacy.

You can contact Senate President Bo Biteman using this email: Bo.Biteman@wyoleg.gov

• (00:00:12) - Let's Talk Wyoming
• (00:00:57) - Charlie Kirk: A Voice for Freedom on Campus
• (00:02:34) - Charlie Kirk Remembered at Turning Point
• (00:03:25) - Friends of Charlie Polanski speak about his murder
• (00:07:11) - Charlie Hebdo's Death: What It Means for the Conservative Movement
• (00:13:21) - What Do You Think the Future of Turning Point
• (00:20:57) - President Trump on College Student Confidence
• (00:25:18) - Speech Is Violence: Lefties Say
• (00:27:29) - Charlie Hebdo's courage and kindness
• (00:30:41) - Charlie Kirk on the Pro-Life Issues
• (00:37:12) - Charlie Kirk's last words
• (00:42:10) - Turning Point: A Legacy
• (00:45:45) - Sen. Rand Paul on Charlie Kirk's Death
• (00:49:09) - President Trump speaks out about Charlie Kirk
• (00:50:49) - Let's Talk Wyoming: Ending soon

In this episode of Let's Talk Wyoming, Amy discusses the critical topic of vaccines with pediatricians Dr. Michael Sanderson and Dr. Louisa Mook. They explore the science behind vaccines, the importance of herd immunity, and the impact of vaccine-preventable diseases. The conversation also addresses vaccine hesitancy, misinformation, and the role of exemptions in vaccination rates. The experts emphasize the need for education and trust in medical professionals to combat the growing skepticism surrounding vaccines, particularly in light of movements like Maha and political influences. Ultimately, the episode highlights the importance of protecting children's health and community well-being through vaccination.

• (00:00:12) - Let's Talk Wyoming
• (00:02:06) - Wyoming pediatrician Louisa Mook
• (00:02:47) - Why are vaccines so important for kids in Wyoming?
• (00:05:06) - Two of the diseases that vaccines prevent in childhood
• (00:07:52) - Measles and Whooping Cough
• (00:10:17) - Wyoming's Measles outbreak
• (00:15:54) - Wyoming pediatrician on vaccine hesitancy
• (00:19:19) - Don't Trust Big Pharma with Vaccines
• (00:22:29) - Do You Have a Healthy Child?
• (00:24:13) - Pediatrician on the Maha Movement
• (00:28:25) - Dr. Sanderson on RFK Jr.'s Vaccines
• (00:30:58) - Wyoming Delegation's Role in Controversy Over
• (00:35:22) - Wakefield: Vaccines Cause Autism
• (00:38:46) - Too Many Shots Too Soon for Kids
• (00:39:47) - VAERS vs. Vaccine: Are They Toxic? Deb
• (00:43:19) - Sen. Kennedy on Placeboated Vaccines
• (00:47:03) - Wyoming Pediatric Dr. Amy Sanderson on 'This
• (00:49:04) - Let's Talk Wyoming

In this episode, the host discusses the importance of persuasion in political discourse, emphasizing the need to avoid demonizing opponents. The conversation reflects on the recent political violence, particularly the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and how it highlights the toxic nature of current political disagreements. Amy advocates for viewing disagreement as a healthy and normal part oour Republic, urging listeners to engage in productive discussions rather than resorting to personal attacks. The episode concludes with a call to embrace the art of persuasion as a means to foster understanding and civility in political conversations.

• (00:00:12) - Let's Talk Wyoming
• (00:02:47) - Charlie Kirk: A True American Icon
• (00:11:29) - Philadelphians on Free Speech
• (00:18:38) - Republicans on Concerns About Forced Speech
• (00:22:28) - Philip Roth on persuasion
• (00:23:46) - Stop Demonizing Opponents