Chris shares his thoughts on what it's like to give up a career that's been a big part of his life, and how he's adjusting to a new role as a candidate. He also talks about his inspiration from fellow Missouri congressman Mark Alford, who left his job as a news anchor to run for office and is now using his skills to effectively communicate the Republican agenda.

Chris opens up about the challenges of leaving behind a career that's been a big part of his life, and how it's been a difficult adjustment to stop being a morning radio host. He talks about the importance of being able to communicate effectively and connect with people, and how he's learning to listen to what people care about rather than just following the news headlines. Chris also shares his admiration for Mark Alford's approach to using his skills to communicate the Republican agenda, and how he hopes to do the same in his own campaign.

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In this episode, Chris Stigall shares his candid thoughts on the realities of running for Congress. He opens up about the challenges of fundraising, the importance of staying true to his values, and the difficulties of navigating the complexities of campaign finance. Chris also discusses the importance of being transparent about money in politics and the need to avoid transactional relationships with donors.

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In this episode, Chris Gall shares a personal story about a gospel music concert in his hometown of Richmond, Missouri, where he publicly professed his faith to the voters. He discusses the importance of cultural issues and how they impact the country, citing his own experiences with his children's education and the erosion of traditional values in public schools. Chris also talks about the need for parents to be involved in their children's education and the dangers of indoctrination in schools. He also shares his thoughts on the economy and the role of government in education.

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