Trent on the Loos May 18, 2026 Toni Young-Hasenbeck is a candidate for Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Schools. What is your school spending at percent of budget on instruction?

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OKLAHOMA VALUES, RURAL LEADERSHIP, AND THE FIGHT FOR EDUCATION On this episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent welcomes Oklahoma State Representative Toni Hasenbeck for a powerful conversation centered on agriculture, family heritage, rural living, and the future of education in Oklahoma. The discussion begins with growing concerns about the sharp increase in ticks across rural America and the serious impact they are having on livestock, farm operations, pets, and families living in the countryside. Trent and Rep. Hasenbeck break down why these issues matter to rural communities and why awareness is becoming more important than ever. Rep. Hasenbeck also reflects on the lasting influence of her father, legendary auctioneer Butch Young, and how his dedication to agriculture, hard work, and community service helped shape her values and leadership style. The conversation highlights the deep roots of Oklahoma agriculture and the importance of preserving rural traditions for future generations. Later in the episode, Rep. Hasenbeck discusses her campaign for Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction and shares her vision for improving education, increasing parental involvement, and strengthening schools across the state. From protecting rural values to preparing the next generation, this episode delivers a strong message about leadership, faith, family, and the future of Oklahoma.

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