Shows

Could the world face food rationing again? Trent Loos and New Zealand’s Damian Buckley reveal how Middle East fertilizer disruptions could slash global production by up to 20 percent, why a $1.3 billion green ammonia bet raises eyebrows, and what energy shocks mean for your dinner table.

Can stem cells ease joint pain? Patti shares her own stem cell story as Adam Grimsley of Breakaway Functional Medicine reveals the future of personalized healthcare. Then, Wisconsin farmers and pet owners speak out about wolf attacks, plus smart ways to help kids stand up to bullies.

Is the American sheep industry running out of time? Nevada rancher Hank Vogler and Trent Loos reveal why flocks have crashed from 60 million to 5 million, how BLM delays hurt ranchers, and why Cargill’s funding of lab-grown meat and animal rights groups should alarm every farmer.

What does it cost to follow Jesus in Pakistan, where Christians face persecution? Pastor Jeff Weiss shares stories from Camp Muri, then he and Luke Tibor challenge American churches on declining faith, outsourced discipleship, and how to love family members without judgment. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation.

What would you do if a CO2 pipeline ran 800 feet from your front door? Colorado landowner Carrie Hume is fighting back with a lawsuit against Tallgrass Energy, exposing mystery chemical odors, broken easements, and a pipeline nobody is monitoring. Her story could happen on your land next.

Gary and Perry Schumacher, residents of West Fargo, are set to engage in a discussion highlighting the trials faced by individuals in an era of rapid change.

Today's episode of "Ladies of Another View" featured a comprehensive discussion with Burleigh County Sheriff Kelly Leban. With an impressive 33 years in law enforcement, Sheriff Leban brought to light the significant challenges his region faces, including a drug pipeline that stretches from Detroit to Bismarck.

Today on "Across the Pond," hosted by Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, we had the pleasure of welcoming Kelly from the UK. Our conversation covered a variety of important topics, shedding light on issues both near and far.

Welcome to "Trent on the Loos," where we dive into important issues facing our great state of Texas. In today's episode, host Trent invites a special guest, Texas Commissioner of Agriculture Sid Miller, to share insights on pressing matters.

Step into the dusty boots of the Old West with "Special Cowboy Moments," where each episode brings tales of adventure, grit, and the spirit of the frontier to life.

In this episode of "Man In America," the host delves into a web of recent headlines, seeking to unravel potential connections among them. At the forefront are three major events: the bridge collapse in Baltimore, a shooting incident in Moscow, and revelations of illicit activities permeating the entertainment industry and governmental spheres both domestically and abroad.

In this episode of "Educated," journalism students are introduced to a new course that dives into the intricacies of microaggressions and the ever-expanding spectrum of gender identities. The introduction of this curriculum sparks a wave of controversy and debate among students and faculty alike.

In the featured episode of Man in America, the speakers reflect on the transformative shifts that have taken place within the United States, comparing the current landscape to the America of yesteryears. They lament the disappearance of once-thriving manufacturing industries, which used to symbolize American prowess and global leadership.

In this episode of Open Range, host Gary Emineth interviews Rick Becker, a former North Dakota State Representative who is now running for U.S. Congress. The discussion revolves around Becker's stance on key issues like Immigration, Energy, and the Second Amendment.

Dr. Lynn Lafferty’s grandmother ran a beautiful 150-acre organic farm in upstate New York, and it is this charming heritage that Lynn reflects on when she teaches people how to grow organic food and consume clean, non-toxic produce.