They tried to silence them. He gave them a microphone.

When Wall Street wealth manager Steve Abramowicz fled Seattle after his daughter's swim league forced biological boys into girls' lanes, he had no idea he'd become the voice of the voiceless.

Five hundred podcast episodes later, he's interviewed the people mainstream media refuses to platform: doctors who questioned the narrative, scientists who lost everything, actors blacklisted by Hollywood, FBI whistleblowers, child trafficking rescuers, and moms fighting school boards.

Songs About the Heartland is part memoir, part manifesto, part letter to his children—the story of one man's journey from secular success to born-again purpose, from managing millions to amplifying the silenced.

Inside you'll discover:

• The moment that made a Wall Street veteran walk away from everything
• Behind-the-scenes stories from 500+ interviews with newsmakers, patriots, and truth-tellers
• How one family escaped blue-state policies for faith, freedom, and Tennessee
• The guests Big Tech tried to silence—and why their voices matter more than ever
• A father's legacy of faith and courage for the next generation

For anyone who's ever felt alone in seeing what's happening to America—and wondered if one voice could make a difference—this book is your answer.

Perfect for listeners of: Conservative memoir • Faith journey • Independent media • Alternative news • Podcast culture • American values • Patriot stories • Cancel culture survival • Medical freedom • Whistleblower accounts