Deb and Lewis open the 14-part ‘Liberty’s Price: Power and Peril in America’s Rise’ series, diving into 1776-1783—a time when the Declaration’s ink and Yorktown’s smoke stitched the first threads of America’s fabric.

In this deep, flowing dialogue, they unravel how civil rebellion and spiritual fervor intertwined—from Lexington’s defiant shots to Valley Forge’s fervent prayers—means of muskets and sermons driving ends of liberty and a fledgling republic.

Pride’s ‘we’re free and God’s own’ blends with pragmatism’s ‘fight and unite,’ enriched by constitutional roots like Virginia’s 1776 freedoms.

From Paine’s revolutionary spark to Sampson’s quiet stand, weaves a cloth that stretches struggles and faith—why see it? It’s our fabric, then and now. Tune in—no nap yet!"