Shows

Is Halloween harmless fun or something Christians should avoid? Can an ordained minister defend polygamy with scripture? Trent Loos, Jeff Weiss and Luke don’t hold back as they debate judgment, Bible translations and Christian anarchy, then share a powerful story of young lives changed at Bible camp. Don’t miss it!

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.

Why won’t candidates sit down with Trent Loos? On Across the Pond, Trent calls out lost critical thinking, government overreach, and data-driven grocery pricing, then digs into the real cost of wind turbines for Nebraska taxpayers and landowners. Don’t miss this candid take on informed voting and rural America.

What does defeating the Soviet Union teach us about Ukraine today? Senator Kevin Cramer joins Scott Hennen for a no-holds-barred talk radio town hall on corruption, national defense, and the taxes hitting your wallet. Hear straight answers from North Dakota’s senator. Don’t miss it!

In a compelling episode of "Flyover Conservatives" hosted by David and Stacy Whited, the spotlight is handed to guest host Colton Whited, who navigates pressing concerns dear to the conservative community. The episode kicks off with a poignant discussion between Colton and Joeylynn Mesaros about a rising trend: the infiltration of sexually explicit content in public libraries.

On a recent episode of "Man In America", host Seth Holehouse sits down with guest Ann Vandersteel, a well known conservative media personality and activist. Here are some key details who has just returned from an investigative trip to the southern border. Vandersteel paints a concerning picture of what she believes is unfolding there.

In today's engaging episode of "Across the Pond", Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson dive deep into a mix of topics that are close to many conservative hearts. They kick off with the buzz around their upcoming 'Across The Pond Tour' and take listeners on a verbal journey through the majestic Great Plains.

In this insightful episode, David Lowery, a notable figure from PROJECT 21, dives into an alarming trend affecting our cities. Taxpayer money, originally earmarked to assist and uplift impoverished black communities, is being redirected to support illegal immigrants.

In 2018, Dr. James Giordano gave an unsettling lecture at West Point, highlighting the human brain as the potential battleground of the future. This alarming topic is discussed and further expanded upon with special guest Karen Kingston, who shares her insights into nano technology and its impact on the human body.

In a riveting episode of "Man In America," Seth Holehouse welcomes special guest Dr. Carrie Madej to discuss the pressing issues of health and medical freedoms in today's America.

This Counter Culture Mom's Show edition says one of the most dangerous things a woman can do is go running alone in a secluded place. This is a real-life concern for athlete and passionate runner Whitney Heins, who was attacked while running several years ago.

Last year, a 16-year-old boy from Maine struggled to secure high placements in boys' cross country races. Surprisingly, this year, he's become a dominant force, but not in the boys' races — he's now competing and winning against girls.

In the recent episode of "Trent on the Loos," host Trent Loos has a candid conversation with South Dakota State Representative, Karla Lems (R). She's known for her advocacy for personal freedom and limited government, expressed deep concern about America's current trajectory, especially regarding the rise of government overreach.

Arthur Lih was deeply moved when he heard about a seven year-old boy who passed away after choking on a grape. It was such a tragic and avoidable death. Arthur was so struck by this story that he was determined to invent a device that could easily and quickly remove blockages from a child’s airway in the event of choking.