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.

In a recent episode of "Across the Pond," hosts Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, along with their guest Kelly, delve into a variety of pressing issues that strike at the heart of agricultural communities and broader societal concerns. The episode kicks off with an insightful discussion on the recent wet weather patterns observed in California and the UK.

"The Ramsey Show," co-hosted by George Kamel and Rachel Cruze, offers practical advice on personal finance and debt management, aiming to empower viewers to take control of their financial future. In a recent episode, the duo delves into several critical topics that resonate with many individuals and families striving to achieve financial freedom.

Ladies of Another View has a lively discussion with Democratic Senator Tim Mathern and Republican Representative Jeff Hoverson regarding foreign land ownership in North Dakota as well as the USA.

Dr. David Hawkins talks about the common signs and behaviors associated with narcissism and emotional abuse.

In a recent development from Colorado, a new bill is on the brink of becoming law, setting a precedent that could reshape the landscape of how schools address gender identity issues. This legislation mandates that educational institutions must support students in exploring and expressing their gender identities, even to the extent of facilitating social transitions, irrespective of parental input or objections.

In this compelling episode of "Trent on the Loos," host Trent engages in a deep dive into a pivotal moment in American history, the 1862 Minnesota Massacre, with guest Steph Chappell, who has a unique personal connection to this tragic event as a descendant of individuals involved.

In today's episode of "Across the Pond", Trent and Andrew delve into a range of subjects that touch on the core of traditional values and practical realities. The discussion kicks off with Electric Vehicles (EVs) and the ambitious 2030 agenda aimed at transitioning towards cleaner energy. However, the hosts question the viability of this shift, pointing out a lack of consumer interest in purchasing EVs, suggesting that the push might be ahead of public readiness and market demand.

The Uyghur Policy Act, passed by the House with overwhelming bipartisan support, seeks to protect the identity of minority groups threatened by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Additionally, Rep. Young Kim of California advocates for support of the Uyghur Policy Act, emphasizing the importance of standing with oppressed groups.

It's been a weird weather year throughout the U.S. Meteorologist Connor Smith at the US National Weather Service for North Dakota joins us to talk about the weather. He explains that we had 92 inches, most consecutive days of snow on the ground and almost broke the all-time record for snow on the ground. Why the difference between last year and this year?

In a recent episode of "Educated," hosted by Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo, the discussion turned to a growing issue in schools across the nation: the challenge of student attendance. A particular focus was placed on a Wisconsin school district's innovative, yet contentious, approach to combat truancy.