Mikayla (Michaela) Hedrick

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129 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 9 Jul

Mikayla (Michaela) Hedrick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Were you aware of any credible threat by Iran against Air Force One?
No, you're in my kitchen.
why this is an important book not only a good book and a fun book for your family and for your young adults but it's important you've been saying something lately that's really stuck with me which is that we don't know our own story anymore as americans as citizens of the west as
descendants of the ideological lineage of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
We don't know our story.
And chasing embers is just like this entire summer for torch is another way to infuse the values of God,
our culture through stories into the minds of the next generation.
And we do that in a way that's not just like sit down and read this history story because most kids don't want to do that.
We embed it into this really thrilling dystopian story that my favorite review we ever get, Glenn, is my mom handed me this book and I didn't want to read it because I don't really like Glenn Beck, but actually it's really cool.
And hopefully at the end, they walk away and they have a love for some of these real stories, like the story of William Tyndale, the man who wanted to get the Bible to the world, the story of Squanto, who helped save the American colonists lives.
These are the foundational stories of who we are.
And now we have a new way to teach them to what the TikTok generation, like you said, who's not reading.
But now we have a new way with this audio book, hopefully to get them into the gateway, like you said.
I had the unique privilege of being friends with David and Tim Barton, thanks to you, and everyone at the American Journey Experience, so I could walk over and read the Declaration of Independence in an original draft if I wanted to.
But I partnered with American Journey Experience early on, and we tested out a series of maybe 15 history stories on the age group that the book is written for.
And we put them in a room and we told them these stories multiple different ways.
And we asked them, which stories resonate with you and why?
What sticks with you in these stories?
And we picked the stories that created the most debate, the most discussion.
Stories like Raoul Wallenberg, who lied to save lives during World War II.
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