In this conversation, Nell Goza shares her journey from growing up in a conservative, religious household to finding her own voice and beliefs. Nell opens up about her fears as a young child of expressing views that went against the status quo of her family and upbringing and the deep pulls she felt to change her beliefs to protect children and women's rights, and their future. She reflects on her transition from being a professional dancer to becoming a parent and starting a parenting page on Instagram.

Mandie K and Nell dive into their shared passion for civic engagement and the challenges of parenting, exploring the importance of raising children with a sense of purpose amidst the messy reality of parenting. They discuss the rise of the tradwife movement, the intersection of religion and politics, and the importance of civil conversations and finding common ground.

Nell emphasizes the significance of voting, understanding the full scope of politics beyond just the presidency, and the need for diversity and empathy in leadership. She shares the challenges of navigating conservative family dynamics and offers advice for those in similar situations.

The conversation concludes with a call for "progress over perfection" and the power of community and advocacy, encouraging listeners to engage in meaningful dialogue and strive for a better future.