The Kingdom & The Republic with Hunter Breese

Before there can be a strong republic, there must be strong families.In this episode of The Kingdom & The Republic, I talk with Aryel Sawdey, a birthing doula, lactation consultant, and homeschooling mother about the sacred and cultural importance of birth, motherhood, and raising children in today’s world. We explore what it means to welcome life, support mothers, and intentionally educate the next generation through homeschooling and faith-centered family life.

In Episode 5 of The Kingdom & The Republic, Hunter Breese sits down with Pastor JD Megason of Creston Community Church for a grounded and heartfelt conversation about ministry, family, and faith in today’s culture. Pastor JD shares his journey into ministry, the importance of cultivating faith inside the home, and why the modern church must stay focused on the simplicity of the gospel.Together, they unpack what genuine faith looks like in a complicated world — and why returning to biblical basics may be exactly what our culture needs right now.

In this episode of The Kingdom & The Republic, Hunter Breese takes a hard, honest look at how the Republican Party is losing young voters — and why. From messaging failures to a lack of real engagement, Hunter breaks down what’s driving the disconnect and what needs to change if the party hopes to inspire the next generation of conservatives.He also turns to a critical local issue: the ongoing fight to protect private female spaces on school campuses. Hunter exposes how the Paso Robles school board is failing young women by refusing to safeguard their privacy, safety, and dignity.This is a conversation about truth, accountability, and standing up for the values that matter — no matter how uncomfortable it gets.

In this episode of The Kingdom & The Republic, host Hunter Breese sits down with Kenney Enney, a member of the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Board, to discuss the state of public education and the challenges facing local schools. Together, they dive into issues like declining test scores, district finances, and the moral foundation of our education system.Kenney and Hunter also talk about the role of faith in leadership and the importance of standing firm in truth — even when it’s unpopular. This is a powerful conversation about conviction, community, and protecting the next generation.

In Episode 2 of The Kingdom & The Republic, host Hunter Breese shares his personal journey of faith, conviction, and courage in today’s cultural and political landscape. From leading a Veterans Day cruise that ended up making national news and standing up during his school’s mask protests, to running for school board and discovering his calling to speak truth into public life — Hunter lays the foundation for what this show is all about: faith in action, love of country, and restoring moral conviction to a generation in need of both.

Where faith meets freedom. Join Hunter Breese as he explores how Christian values shape family, culture, and politics in today’s America — reminding us that our strength as a nation begins with our faith. In this debut episode of The Kingdom & The Republic, host Hunter Breese sits down with Pastor Gabe Abdelaziz and lays the foundation for what this show is all about — bringing faith, culture, and truth together in a time when both the Church and our nation are in need of revival.In this episode, we explore how Christians can stand firm in faith while engaging boldly in today’s political and cultural battles. This first episode sets the tone for honest, unapologetic conversations about faith, family, freedom, and the future of America.Topics covered:Why faith and politics must work together, not apartThe importance of truth and courage in our generationWhat listeners can expect in future interviews and discussions Subscribe and follow for more conversations on faith, culture, and the future of America.