04.09.26 - Nate Grasz

·49 min·4 clips

Nate Grasz reveals his plans after the intense Nebraska legislative session winds down.

The episode begins with host Russ welcoming Nate Grasz, executive director of Nebraska Family Alliance, and asking about his plans after the legislative session. Grasz reflects on the session, noting disappointment over some bills not advancing but gratitude for others that did. He discusses AI legislation, citing a statistic that 72% of children have seen explicit content online by age 12 and advocating for age verification measures. The conversation turns to election strategy, with Grasz explaining that the May 12th primary is crucial for influencing future legislative support, and he promotes NebraskaVoterGuide.com. Later, Grasz details an 8-1 Supreme Court decision from Colorado that allows counselors to decline affirming gender transitions for minors, linking it to mental health impacts. He then promotes the America Reads the Bible event, scheduled from April 18th-25th, where he will read the book of Daniel on April 24th, and mentions a local viewing event at the Hampton Inn. Finally, Grasz discusses the National Day of Prayer on May 7th, with an event at the Nebraska state capitol that will be live-streamed. The episode wraps with calls to prayer and voting, emphasizing community engagement.

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A Nebraska radio conversation turns a session's final days into a case for informed voting.

KCMI's The Coffee Break meets Nebraska Family Alliance executive director Nate Graz near the end of the state legislative session, with day 50 close enough to feel sudden and still a little unreal.

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