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Massive A.I. data centers are coming, and they could transform small-town America. Geronimo Power’s CEO reveals big plans to invest in the community and bring new workers to town. Plus, why beating China in the A.I. race matters for every American. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation!

Are banks watching your every dollar? Australian guests Councilor Ingrid and Andrew Thaler join Trent Loos to reveal shocking banking surveillance, disappearing livestock herds, and the fierce battle to save Australia’s iconic Brumbies. Don’t miss this eye-opening look at freedom, farming, and national identity across the pond.

A socialist choir sings to abolish the NYPD. A buried study hints hydroxychloroquine may fight cancer. A Senate candidate’s no-big-donor promise faces Soros questions. And fake 3D meat made from soy? The Ladies of Another View hold nothing back. Watch now and decide for yourself!

A $900,000 bull just sold in Billings, Montana. So what makes it worth that much? Jay Truitt and Trent Loos dig into Angus genetics and DNA testing, then clash over USDA’s $3.3 billion loan for an AI data center and whether it threatens America’s farms.

What happens when trade deals and global policies made in distant offices land on the family farm? Canadian farmer Lonny Averill joins Trent Loos to reveal how decisions on both sides of the border are squeezing producers and rural communities, and why every American who eats should be paying attention.

In this compelling episode of Across the Pond with Trent Loos, guest Kelly Seaton joins Trent for a dynamic discussion that dives into the fascinating connections between nature, agriculture, and activism. They begin by exploring the significance of the “Beaver Moon,” a powerful celestial event that not only captivates the night sky but also influences the behavior of livestock and people. Trent shares his insights on how observing nature’s signs, including the phases of the moon, can provide vital clues for predicting weather patterns—a practice rooted in generations of agricultural wisdom.

In this uplifting episode of the Counter Culture Mom Show with Tina Griffin, guest Marty Machowski highlights the beauty of God’s fulfilled promises through his inspiring Christmas devotional, Promises Made, Promises Kept: A Family Devotional for Christmas. Marty, an accomplished Christian author and family life pastor at Covenant Fellowship Church, shares how his devotional captures the essence of God’s faithfulness, drawing from countless biblical examples where promises were made and kept by our holy Creator.

In an engaging episode of "Open Range," Sarah Montalbano steps into the spotlight as the newly appointed Energy Policy Fellow at the Center of the American Experiment. With her roots deeply planted in Alaska, Sarah is no stranger to the challenges and opportunities presented by the state’s abundant natural resources. Her experiences have given her a profound understanding of the critical balance needed between development and sustainability.

In this captivating episode of "Trent on the Loos," host Trent Loos delves into the future of agriculture with Pavel Somavat, Assistant Professor of Food Science at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Together, they explore groundbreaking studies in corn production that promise not only to boost crop yields but also enhance the nutritional value of corn.

On today's insightful episode of Ladies of Another View, the hosts welcome Sarah Montalano, an Energy Policy Fellow at the American Experiment, for an engaging discussion on the pressing issues shaping the energy sector. Sarah shares her impressive career journey and deep expertise, offering viewers a clearer understanding of the complexities of energy policy and its profound impact on both the economy and the environment.

On this episode of Across the Pond, Trent Loos sits down with Cain from Colorado to discuss his decision to leave California and what differences he has noticed since making the move. Their conversation delves into the cultural and social contrasts between the two states, exploring how these environments shape values and opportunities. Cain shares his thoughts on the Man March, emphasizing its importance in giving men a platform to voice their perspectives on critical issues like abortion and fatherhood.

In this compelling episode of "Wing & A Prayer," hosts Trent Loos, Pastor Jeff Weiss, and Luke Tibor are joined by Sharon from Florida, diving deep into spiritual discussions that captivate and inspire. This episode tackles profound topics about our essence beyond the physical—emphasizing that we are spirits, not merely flesh.

On the latest episode of "The Culture Crossroads with Andrew Southwick," host Andrew Southwick delves into the concerning news that the same biopharmaceutical figures linked to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic are reportedly active again. This episode serves as a stark reminder of the significant influence these entities have on global health and policy, setting a serious tone from the start.

This week on "Dakota Cowboy," host Tisa Peek takes viewers on a captivating journey that bridges the gap between professional fitness and the demanding lifestyle of ranching. Tisa engages with fitness guru Tanner Schweitzer in a compelling discussion about tailored exercises and techniques designed specifically for equestrians and ranchers. This episode is packed with actionable fitness advice aimed at enhancing the well-being of those who embrace the cowboy lifestyle, ensuring they can tackle everyday ranch tasks with vigor and live pain-free.

"Midwest Murder: True Crime Stories," hosted by Jonah Lantto and Dawn Palumbo, delves into the chilling and macabre tale of Kevin "Kip" Artz, a case that remains haunting nearly two decades after the crime. In July 1999, in their Jackson apartment, Kip Artz brutally murdered his wife, Patricia Artz, who was only 46. The method was as gruesome as it was unthinkable—he struck her with a metal bar, leading to her death. But the horror didn't end there.