Shows

What did America get wrong about anarchy? Teresa Platt reveals how French ideas were twisted in translation, links them to the Unabomber, and joins Trent Loos to expose the money behind animal rights groups, including Wayne Pacelle’s $2.5 million comeback against Colorado’s right to hunt and fish. Don’t miss it.

Is climate change really behind every wildfire and flood? Meteorologist Chris Martz puts the headlines to the test, while Sam Dorman reveals the Supreme Court cases that could reshape gun rights, religious freedom, election laws, and parents’ rights. Don’t miss this eye-opening episode of Ladies of Another View!

Is political polling built to deceive? Will Gen X finally fix Social Security? ND Republican National Committeewoman Lori Hinz joins Perry Schumacher on Open Range to tackle the midterm stakes, Trump’s push for Republicans, and why conservatives can’t afford to let go of the rope this election.

Election Day is almost here, and Scott Hennen has what you need to know about Measure 1, free school lunch on Measure 2, and Trump’s latest speech. Plus, Landmark Capital’s David Fischer weighs in on the A.I. bubble and what’s next for gold and silver.

Why are military bases quietly installing nuclear reactors? JC Cole tells Trent Loos what it could mean for a grid-down future, why 87% of Americans depend on city water, and how farmers are building off-grid radio networks. Don’t miss this eye-opening preparedness conversation.

"Gordon Wendell Kahl was an American farmer with a background that led him down a notorious path, making headlines in the early 1980s. He became infamously connected to the Posse Comitatus movement, a group known for its strong opposition to the federal government's authority, especially in matters concerning taxation and land rights.

In "One Nation," Dr. Jacobs explores some of the recent actions taken by several states to prevent former President Trump from appearing on the 2024 ballot. Dr. Jacobs highlights this move as a strategic effort to limit the options available to voters, suggesting that such actions might not fully align with the principles of a fair and open democratic process.

"Special Cowboy Moments" takes you on a thrilling ride to the heart of Canadian cowboy culture with an episode dedicated to the legendary Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan Stampede. This isn't just any rodeo; it's the longest continuously running rodeo in all of Canada, a testament to the unbreakable spirit and rich history of the cowboy way of life.

In today's episode of "Across the Pond" with Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, the hosts delve into a variety of topics that spark meaningful conversation and reflection. They start with a discussion on recent political events, including the State of the Union address. Here, they question the accuracy of President Biden's claim that the national debt is decreasing, offering their insights and seeking truth in the numbers presented.

In this episode of "Ladies of Another View", discuss John Kerry's departure from the Climate Change committee. He owns 6 houses, 12 vehicles, 2 yachts and a private jet yet he tells the average American that we need to reduce our carbon foot print!  How many employees does he have to upkeep all those homes?  Who needs 2 yachts? Why not fly commercial with the rest of the world?

In this episode of "Trent on the Loos," Trent revisits a compelling story from November during his conversation with guest Sylvia Panetta. Ms. Panetta, a senior citizen, finds herself in a heart-wrenching predicament as she is barred from living in her own home. The reason? Alleged violations concerning animal rights.

"Open Range" is a thought-provoking program where insightful discussions take place, spotlighting the heart of American values and the importance of being well-informed citizens. In a recent episode, Perry Schmacher, a dedicated patriot from West Fargo, engages in a deep conversation with Gary about the essence of transitional Populism.

In the latest episode of "The Ramsey Show," Dave Ramsey and Ken Coleman tackle a variety of viewer questions that touch on the intersections of personal finance, career challenges, and family dynamics. They kick off the discussion by addressing a unique marital query: how to keep the spark of romance alive through surprise gestures without giving away the secret in a shared bank account scenario.

"Educated," hosted by Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo, delves into the complexities of modern education with a focus on recent developments that highlight the intersection of educational content and social values. In a recent episode, they explore a new federally funded training program designed to enlighten middle school teachers on LGBTQ history.

Teenagers today are suffering from a pandemic of anxiety, depression, and loneliness - and it is up to us as parents to help steer them through the havoc of societal pressures and emotional barriers threatening their well-being. Katie Millar Wirig is a former Miss America contestant and a therapist who dissects the core issues that teens are facing today.