Before a nation could stand united, one woman chose to stand with her people.

As the Revolutionary War spreads across New York, the Oneida Nation finds itself caught in a conflict that will divide families, friends, and an entire confederacy. Two Kettles Together, also known as Tyonajanegen, and her husband, Hanyery, are forced to make an impossible choice—one that will shape not only their future, but the future of a nation. When war reaches their homeland, she refuses to remain on the sidelines, stepping into the uncertainty with unwavering courage, determined to protect those she loves no matter the cost.

Set against the brutal campaign surrounding Fort Stanwix and the Battle of Oriskany, Two Kettles Together "I Fight for Thee, and Liberty" is a gripping cinematic audio drama of faith, sacrifice, and extraordinary resilience. Inspired by the true story of the Oneida woman who stood beside her husband in one of the bloodiest battles of the American Revolution, this episode reveals that courage is not found only on the front lines, but in the steadfast resolve to fight, serve, and remain faithful when everything around you is falling apart. In a war that divided even her own people, Two Kettles Together reminds us that true strength is forged through unity, sacrifice, and the courage to stand for what you believe in.

Featuring acclaimed voice talent including Rachel Hendrix (October Baby) as Abigail Adams, Beckah Shae (Not Too Far From Here) as Two Kettles Together, Jonathan Stoddard (Crossroad Springs) as John Adams, Debby Gerber (Matlock, Glee, Beyond Belief) as Agent 355, Matthew Hawk (singer-songwriter/actor) as Hanyery, and Kellen Boyle (The Family Plan, Juror #2) as Nicholas Herkimer.

Created with immersive Dolby® Atmos sound design, a sweeping original orchestral score, and cinematic storytelling, Defiant Ones transports listeners into the heart of the American Revolution like never before.

Premiering on The Washington Times.

Created by Beautifully Flawed Productions in partnership with The Washington Times, the Tea Party Patriots Foundation, and The Women In My World.

Before America was born, women were already fighting for her.

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