The Dr. Tyna Show We The People with Mary Starret
EP. 16: On this episode of the Dr. Tyna Show I’m talking to Chair of the Yamhill County Board of Commissioners in Oregon, where I live. I’m a Yamhill County resident. I’ve had the honor of sharing a stage with Mary this past year at a medical freedom event and I was so inspired with her knowledge and conviction that I had to get her on the show.
Mary joins us to tell us how to make some noise in the most effective ways possible. The government works for US, we the people, and we need to make our voices heard NOW, on the most grassroots level possible, starting with the local school boards. This episode is succinct and inspiring, just like Mary Starrett.
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