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.

Today on "Across the Pond," hosts Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson delve into a range of thought-provoking topics, kicking off with reflections on a recent interview featuring Kelly Seaton on GB News—a regular guest on Thursday's episodes of "Across the Pond".

Welcome to "Trent on the Loos," where we dive into pressing issues affecting everyday Americans. In this episode, our guest, Kip Tom, a seasoned Indiana farmer, sheds light on the detrimental impact of farming regulations, particularly those mirroring the stringent rules sweeping across Europe.

Gary Steuart joins the Ladies to talk about wound healing products that he created at Steuart Labs.  The wound care products have been used in the front lines of wars, so why won't the medical world use them? Does Big Pharma have anything to do with it?

In "Educated," hosts Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo discuss concerning trends impacting the current generation, reflecting on shifts in academia, education policies, and societal challenges. They highlight instances where institutions, such as Ivy League universities like Princeton, have implemented trigger warnings on library documents to shield students from potential distress.

In this episode of the Counter Culture Mom Show, Pat Henry, editor of The Prepper Journal, emphasizes the significance of embracing our God-given spirit of survival.

Today's episode of Across the Pond featured hosts Trent and Andrew along with guest Charlie Elrod, who serves as the Vice President of an agricultural expo in Albany, NY, and also owns an animal feed company. The discussion centered around various topics related to agriculture and business.

It is often in the chaotic aftermath of a natural or man-made disaster that people become desperate and lash out against their friends and neighbors. In this episode of The Counter Culture Mom Show, Pat Henry is the editor of The Prepper Journal, and he explains how the human instinct to survive can drive looting, crime, and unrest in the wake of an unforeseen catastrophe.

In today's episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent had a special guest, Jeremy Fiorelli from the Broken Bow Tractor Pull.

In this episode of Ladies of Another View, Rachel Tash, producer of "Letter to the American Church" working with "Turning Point USA" are releasing the film, based on the same name as the book by Eric Metaxas on EpochTV Thursday, February 8, accompanied by a national church tour.

In this episode of The Ramsey Show, Kamel and Warshaw dive into the question of whether it's a smart move to finance a $46,000 car on a $42,000 annual salary. They explore innovative and sometimes debated methods of saving money at restaurants, asking whether these tactics are simply clever or cross the line into being inappropriate.