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Get the inside scoop on Iran negotiations, a Senate candidate's stance on crime and education, and a harvest weather forecast you won't want to miss. Tune in now!

A $2.8 billion deal just handed a foreign wealth fund a stake in JBS. Trent Loos and Damian Buckley reveal who's really gaining control of your protein supply — and why ag-gag laws matter more than ever.

Two North Dakota lawmakers get real about data centers and education on this episode of Open Range — an archaeologist-turned-legislator and a teacher-legislator share insider views voters need to hear.

Cattle ranchers, take note: Gabe Wight of Herd Advisors reveals his new app designed to simplify herd record keeping and boost ranch efficiency. Don't miss this game-changing conversation.

Rain is fueling a wild horse baby boom the government can't control. Hank Vogler joins Trent Loos to unpack that crisis, plus China's one-child policy fallout, swine fever, and the race toward lab-grown meat. Global politics meets the ranch in this can't-miss episode.

Could a new data center push out a major industry — and hundreds of jobs? On this episode of Across the Pond, Trent Loos and Damian Buckley dig into a controversial data center proposal in New Zealand that could threaten the Bluff aluminum smelter.

Trent Loos and Hank Vogler dig into some of the biggest issues facing rural America right now.

Where does your beef really come from? Trent Loos sits down with Le Anderson, owner of Sand Hills Beef, for a candid conversation about what it truly takes to keep local food production alive.

On Easter Sunday 2006, a small town's peace was shattered when a beloved couple was brutally murdered inside their own home.

Trent Loos sits down with South Dakota citizen Bruce Whelan for a powerful conversation about Indian heritage, identity, and the broken system controlling life on America's reservations.

Patrick Hart sits down with two North Dakota legislative candidates whose backgrounds run deep into rural life and community service.

What does it really mean to be "normal" today? In this episode, Trent, Jeff, and Luke welcome Doc Roberts for a raw conversation about faith, division, and identity in a fast-changing world.

Gary Emineth returns to the fossil dig site south of Mandan for an exciting follow-up with paleontologist Jeff Person.

America's gas tank might be running on outdated fuel policy, and biofuels systems engineer Kevin Kenney is ready to explain why.

Big topics collide on today's show. Scott Hennen sits down with Michelle Turnberg to break down a major decision facing Fargo voters: should the city commission switch to a ward system?