Farmers vs. Corporate Co-ops: Who Really Has a Voice?

What would it take to build a family legacy that lasts 500 years? Austin Ruse reveals lessons from history’s great dynasties, Justin Fatica of Hard as Nails reminds you that you are amazing, and we uncover how a simple journaling habit can transform your brain and well-being.

Are farm cooperatives still working for farmers? Tristan Swartz of Doing It Wrong Dairy and Trent Loos expose how corporate consolidation, heavy regulation, and top-down control are squeezing family farms, and why producers may be losing their voice in the very co-ops built to serve them. Don’t miss it!

Is Pete Hegseth’s impeachment just the beginning? Scott Hennen digs into what’s driving it and what Democrats may do once they take office. Plus, Landmark Capital’s David Fischer breaks down how markets and precious metals are performing, and a caller raises concerns about voting machines. Don’t miss it!

Are millions of non-citizens on America’s voter rolls? Jay Truitt makes his case, then digs into the Texas and Kansas results and whether rural anger over AI data centers swung the vote. Plus, heartfelt stories honoring veterans and a bet between Jay and Trent you won’t want to miss.

Could the government seize your animals without a court order? Councilor Ingrid reveals a troubling new stock welfare plan in Australia, exposes disputed wild horse counts of roughly 99 Brumbies versus a claimed 3,000, and explains why former environmental foes are now joining forces against AI data centers.

What drives a rural Kansan to run for office? Elk County Commissioner-elect Mary Powell tells Trent Loos why local leadership matters more than ever, what she plans to fix, and how small communities can finally make their voices heard. Don’t miss this honest look at heartland politics.

Are independent ranchers being squeezed out while subsidized producers get paid to graze under solar panels? Nevada sheepman Hank Vogler pulls no punches on federal fines, vanishing grazing lands, and breeding secrets that deliver conception rates up to 85 percent. Don’t miss this fiery Rural Route conversation.

Is America’s booming mental health industry actually making us healthier? Psychologist Adam Omary challenges the system, while Avi Fortenberry reveals how citizen-only voting won in five states. Plus, Dr. Jeffrey Barke on what the election did—and didn’t—change. Don’t miss it!