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.

How does a rancher with 300 head of cattle get told he owns none? South Dakota’s Joe Schumacher reveals his six-year fight against the USDA and FSA over a COVID payment audit, alleged false testimony, and a $28,000 penalty. His story is a wake-up call for every farm family.

Are higher interest rates keeping you from buying a home? Realtor Kevin Gutman of Century 21 Morrison Realty joins Will Gardner to reveal where the Bismarck-Mandan housing market stands right now, then takes you inside a home for sale in north Bismarck. Don’t miss it!

What if waste could become an opportunity? Trent Loos goes on location at Zahntech, where owner Avery Zahn reveals bold waste management innovations that could change the industry. Get an inside look at the technology, the vision, and the people rethinking what we throw away.

Is Measure 2 really needed? Bob Harms says no, and Scott Hennen says much of the 40 million dollars already set aside to feed hungry students goes unused. Plus, fired-up listener calls on Donald Trump and voter turnout, and Brian Krank’s tips for securing your financial future.

In today's episode of Culture Crossroads, the focus was on the ongoing efforts in different parts of the world, particularly in countries like Australia and Europe, to reduce the use of physical cash in society. These regions are taking significant steps to either eliminate cash entirely or make it less attractive for people to use it for transactions.

"Flyover Conservatives" is hosted by David and Stacy Whited, who offer a conservative perspective on various topics. In today's episode, they discuss the upcoming election, a significant event where the future leadership of the country will be decided.

"The Ramsey Show," hosted by Dave Ramsey and Dr. John Delony, is a popular radio program where listeners can call in with their financial questions and concerns. The show tackles a variety of real-life financial issues that many people face. For instance, they discuss scenarios like a spouse not contributing to bills, the complexities of taking out a first student loan, and the pros and cons of borrowing a large sum to buy a small business.

In today's episode of "Man In America" with Seth Holehouse, the host delves into two pressing topics. First, Seth discusses the situation at the Southern Border, where he highlights the presence of young, healthy Chinese men seeking entry into the United States, and goes deep with guest JJ Carrell, former Deputy Border Patrol Officer.

In today's episode of "One Nation with Dr. Jake Jacobs," the focus was on totalitarianism and the documentary "Police State" by Dan Bongino and Dinesh D'Souza. Dr. Jacobs delved into the important topic of government control and surveillance in modern America.

"Educated," hosted by Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo, discusses a recent event at the University of Utah where professors decided to cancel classes to organize "healing circles."

"Trent on the Loose" with Trent Loos is an engaging radio show that brings to life various aspects of American heritage and traditions. In a special Christmas-themed episode, Trent is joined by J.C. Cole, an influential figure from American Heritage Farms. This episode takes listeners on a captivating journey to Latvia, a country with its own unique Christmas traditions.

"Across the Pond" is a thought-provoking radio show hosted by Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, who delve into pressing issues with a conservative viewpoint. In today's episode, they start by exploring the volatile nature of money markets. Given the current economic climate, they discuss how small businesses are grappling with survival challenges, highlighting the importance of a robust economy for these enterprises.

"Ladies of Another View," a dynamic television show, delves into thought-provoking topics with a focus on traditional values and historical perspectives. In a recent episode, the show featured Brian Clowes from Human Life International. Clowes provided an in-depth analysis of the long-term impact on human rights stemming from the policies and actions of Henry Kissinger.

"Trent on the Loose," hosted by Trent Loos, welcomes guest Linda Highland in this episode. They dive into a deep discussion about Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) in American schools. Both Trent and Linda share a conservative perspective, raising concerns about the impact of SEL on students' academic performance and critical thinking skills.