Interview: TPUSA President Ethnie Barnhouse on Free Speech & Campus Culture

On this episode of Corn Culture, I sit down with Ethnie Barnhouse, President of the Turning Point USA chapter at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.Ethnie shares what it’s really like to be a conservative student on campus today, how Turning Point USA supports students nationwide, and why free speech, open dialogue, and constitutional values still matter—especially for the next generation.We also talk about:What Turning Point USA actually does on college campusesThe process of re-chartering a student organizationPushback conservative students face (and how to handle it)Why hearing opposing viewpoints is essential for personal growthAmericaFest, Charlie Kirk’s legacy, and the future of the conservative movementThis is a thoughtful, honest conversation about culture, courage, and standing firm in your convictions.Connect & Learn More:🎓 UNL students: Get involved with Turning Point USA on campus📲 Follow Corn Culture for more conversations like this📸 Turning Point USA – UNL: @tpusa_unl📸 Ethnie Barnhouse: @ethniebarnhouse21👉 Follow Corn Culture on your favorite podcast platform👉 Leave a rating & review — it helps the show grow👉 Share this episode with someone who cares about culture, faith, and free speechThanks for listening. Never give up. Never give in.