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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!

"Educated" with Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo dives deep into a recent decision by an Oregon school district that, in a bid to promote equity, now mandates teachers to accept late assignments without any penalties and prohibits them from awarding zero grades, even in instances of academic dishonesty.

Today's edition of "Across the Pond" offers listeners a laid-back and light-hearted conversation between our hosts, Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson. While Jim Ferguson, a regular Thursday guest, added his usual touch of humor and insight, the trio seems to lean into the spirit of banter more than hard-hitting topics today.

Join the "Ladies of Another View" as they hear of the daring adventure from Zane Brosowske, a recent college graduate who braved the elements during a solo kayaking trip - around Lake Superior in only 63 days.

Sam Anthony understands the media better than most people. Twenty-three years ago, he predicted that brick-and-mortar newspaper and magazine companies would go out of business in the face of an oncoming digital age.

In this episode, we unpack a startling incident from Oklahoma where a third-grade teacher seemed reluctant to leave her summer break behind.

"Flyover Conservatives" with David and Stacy Whited offers an engaging deep-dive into pressing topics from a conservative lens, shedding light on the stories mainstream media might sideline. In this episode, former Green Bay Packer, Ken Ruettgers, challenges prevailing narratives by sharing candid insights about vaccine injuries.

Paul Dragu escaped Communist Romania with his family when he was just eight years old, and he has never lost his appreciation and love for the uniqueness of American freedom. Today, he is the communications director for The John Birch Society and host of The New American TV Show.

"Trent on the Loos" proudly welcomes Tina Peters, the former County Clerk for Mesa County, Colorado to discuss election integrity.

On today's episode of "The Stew Peters Show", we're diving deep into the realm of tennis to explore whether Novak Djokovic, beyond his undeniable skills on the court, might just be the greatest tennis player of all time. But it's not just about his athletic prowess.

Join Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson on the latest episode of "Across the Pond," where they engage in thought-provoking discussions into the growing influence of individuals of Indian and Pakistani descent in the global political arena, examining the implications of this trend on traditional values and policies.