Lots on tap today: we’ll talk with Katharine Gorka on why we must advocate for better civics education in our schools, Zack Smith on why Washington DC cannot constitutionally become a state through the legislative process, and Ann Marie Hancock, author of You Can’t Drive Your Car to Your Funeral (Page Publishing) on being the caregiver for her 90-year-old, cantankerous, terminally ill, mother.

<p>Lots on tap today: we&rsquo;ll talk with Katharine Gorka on why we must advocate for better civics education in our schools, Zack Smith on why Washington DC cannot constitutionally become a state through the legislative process, and Ann Marie Hancock, author of <em>You Can&rsquo;t Drive Your Car to Your Funeral</em> (Page Publishing) on being the caregiver for her 90-year-old, cantankerous, terminally ill, mother.</p>

Georgene has been a talk show host with KPDQ for more than 20 years and has traveled internationally as a station correspondent. In 2003 Georgene served as the chief spokesman and debater for the Defense of Marriage Coalition, which successfully amended Oregon’s constitution. She has lectured on university campuses and is a frequent speaker and worship leader at Christian conferences and retreats. Georgene has served on several Boards and regularly volunteers for charitable organizations. A musician Georgene and husband Dan have traveled around the world teaching and performing Gospel music.

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