Danielle D’Souza Gill is a strong, accomplished woman who isn’t afraid to stand firmly in her faith, values, and beliefs. She’s married to Congressman Brandon Gill, and together they’re raising a beautiful family, but Danielle’s story extends far beyond being the wife of a congressman.

She’s an Ivy League graduate, accomplished author, influencer, blogger, and passionate advocate for faith, family, patriotism, and empowering women to use their voices.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Local, Danielle opens up about the values that guide her, the importance of family, and what it means to be a strong woman in today’s world. Tune in to get to know Danielle D’Souza Gill beyond the headlines and discover the woman, wife, mother, and advocate behind the public persona.

Congressman Keith Self has spent much of his life serving and defending America, and today, that fight continues in Washington, D.C.

In this episode of Let’s Talk Local, Congressman Self joins host Sarah Zubiate Bennett for a candid conversation about the threat of radical Islamism, the rise of extremist ideologies, and the challenge of protecting both national security and the First Amendment.

They also discuss the growth of mosques across DFW and the controversy surrounding a major mosque expansion in McKinney, raising difficult questions about religious freedom, community concerns, and where the line should be drawn when extremist beliefs threaten American values.

How do we protect freedom of religion while confronting genuine extremism? What should local and federal leaders be watching for? And why does Congressman Self believe Americans need to pay closer attention?

Join Sarah and Congressman Keith Self as they tackle one of the most complicated and consequential conversations facing North Texas and the country.

Most of us have heard the horrifying stories of human trafficking. But there’s another dark world operating in the shadows that few people ever hear about: animal trafficking.

Texas sits along a major trafficking route between the U.S. and Mexico, and innocent animals can become victims of unimaginable cruelty. Animals are exploited, abused, and even used to conceal illegal substances. For some, rescue comes just in time. For others, it never comes at all.

Dawn Olivieri is determined to change that.

At Moon Mountain Sanctuary and Rescue, Dawn has created 160 acres dedicated to second chances. Nearly 200 horses rescued from kill auctions now call the sanctuary home, along with bison, camels, zebras, donkeys, and other animals that needed someone willing to fight for them.

When Dawn isn't feeding horses, caring for rescues, or even fly spraying the bison, she's in front of the camera. Fans know her from Taylor Sheridan's world, with roles in "Yellowstone," "1883," "Lioness," and more. But at Moon Mountain, there are no scripts. This is Dawn's real life and her real mission.

Join Sarah Zubiate Bennett as she steps inside Moon Mountain Sanctuary, comes face to face with its incredible animals, hears the heartbreaking stories behind their rescues, and discovers just how far Dawn Olivieri is willing to go to save a life.

Some of these animals were running out of time. Now, they're getting a second chance.