Try That In a Small Town Podcast is a platform that celebrates traditional values and common-sense principles. Launched by the songwriters behind Jason Aldean’s groundbreaking hit song of the same name, the podcast features entertaining behind the scenes stories from popular guests, discussions on important community and national issues, and insights into the inspiration behind the song. With a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, the podcast aims to resonate with listeners who appreciate a return to foundational values.
Patriot Mobile, is America’s only Christian conservative wireless service provider that supports Christian conservative causes. Patriot Mobile offers unlimited talk and text in every plan, and US-based customer support. In 2022, Patriot Mobile donated over $2 million to support Christian conservative causes, highlighting its commitment to leveraging cell phone usage for promoting shared values and making a significant impact.
Patriot Mobile champions the First Amendment by actively promoting freedom of speech and religion, ensuring your right to express and live by your beliefs is protected.
Through donations and advocacy, we stand firm in our Second Amendment rights, supporting the fundamental right to bear arms for defense and liberty.
Our unwavering commitment to the sanctity of life is evident as we support organizations and initiatives that advocate for the right to life from conception.
Patriot Mobile supports military and first responders by backing organizations and programs that provide them with the respect, resources, and recognition they deserve, embodying our gratitude for their service and sacrifice.
As America celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we face a sobering reality: the freedoms we inherited are not guaranteed.
Patriot Mobile was honored to serve as the primary sponsor of Ty Dillon’s No. 10 Chevrolet during NASCAR weekend at Sonoma Raceway on June 27-28.
Did you know that more than 100,000 public school students are learning the Bible during the school day, and it’s completely legal?
