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.

After a 33-year career managing millions on Wall Street, Steve walked away from everything he knew to start Heartland Journal-a podcast dedicated to amplifying the voices mainstream media refuses to platform. Five hundred episodes later, he's interviewed doctors who questioned the narrative, scientists who lost everything, actors blacklisted by Hollywood, FBI whistleblowers, trafficking rescuers, and moms fighting school boards.

His guests include Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Judy Mikovits, Dr. Peter McCullough, Riley Gaines, Kirk Cameron, Kevin Sorbo, Dean Cain, Martha Byrne, Jennifer O'Neill, Nick Searcy, and hundreds more who share one thing in common: they refused to stay quiet.

Part memoir, part manifesto, part letter to his children-Songs About the Heartland is the story of one man's journey from secular success to born-again purpose, from managing millions to amplifying the silenced. Steve chronicles his transformation from a Napa-born, USC-educated finance professional to a faith-driven truth-teller now living in Tennessee with his wife Kara and their two children.

For anyone who's ever felt alone in seeing what's happening to America-and wondered if one voice could make a difference. The answer is yes.