Schooled

Rep. Skyler Rude joins the podcast to provide an overview of proposed educational legislation under consideration. Skyler tells us about the challenge and possible gamesmanship to the "parent's rights" initiative which passed last year. We also discuss the benefits of restricting cellphones in schools, the importance of financial education for our youth, and how apprenticeships can supplement standard instruction. Naturally, we touch on K-12 funding and the rising costs facing our schools. Of course, before that, we learn how Skyler got his start in politics and how his obscure hobby has him forcing rivers and avoiding dysentery.