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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2025 · 3 MIN

Believe It or Not: Private Sector Solutions for Disaster Relief | Liberty RoundTable

from LRT Video Podcast · host Sam Bushman

Discover how private sector solutions can make a real difference in disaster relief efforts—beyond what the news and society often portray. In this episode of Liberty RoundTable Live, Sam Bushman highlights the inspiring partnership between Salem Radio Network and Food for the Poor, an international nonprofit agency delivering emergency relief kits to flood victims in Texas. Learn how talk radio hosts like Mike Gallagher, Chris Stigall, Hugh Hewitt, and Larry Elder are rallying support, and imagine the impact if celebrities and organizations across the political spectrum joined forces for humanitarian causes. Sam explores the power of community, Christian values, and the potential for private initiatives to respond to catastrophes—without relying on government agencies. If you believe in making a difference through private action and want to support relief efforts, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful discussions. Share this video to spread the message and join the movement for positive change!

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