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July 31, 2026

The Woman They Tried to Cancel for Defending Common Sense

With Allan and Corri Hunsperger · Guest: Natalya Murakhver

Filmmaker and children’s advocate Natalya Murakhver discusses her documentary Uncancellable, which tells the story of New York school board member Maud Maron and the price she paid for refusing to stay silent. After defending merit-based education, opposing harmful school policies, and refusing to condemn an innocent father, Maron lost the career she had built for nearly 20 years. Natalya explains how school boards have become ideological battlegrounds, why parents who speak up are increasingly targeted, and why protecting free speech has never been more important. Uncancellable is available through RealClearPolitics and Palladium Pictures.

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  1. 00:00 Opening
  2. 02:01 Guest comes in
  3. 02:36 Uncancellable documentary
  4. 04:15 The school board controversy
  5. 06:45 Why she was cancelled
  6. 07:33 Targeting dissenting parents
  7. 08:25 Teachers' unions and school boards
  8. 10:47 Christian education
  9. 12:51 Why Natalya spoke out
  10. 15:07 School closures changed everything
  11. 16:41 Can films create change?
  12. 18:18 The cost of speaking up
  13. 20:22 Can New York be saved?
  14. 22:44 Where to watch Uncancellable
  15. 23:15 Final thoughts
  16. 23:25 Return to the Lord
  17. 25:04 The battle is everywhere
  18. 26:23 Don't lose your joy
  19. 26:59 Free booklet & support

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