Honoring Veterans in Bismarck and Why North Dakota Stayed Red

New Zealand’s election is still up in the air, and a California port strike could hit lamb imports. Damian Buckley and Trent Loos follow the money behind solar grazing subsidies, then tackle Alaska’s ranked-choice voting and TikTok’s crackdown on political content. Don’t miss it.

Is the push for animal personhood coming for your farm? New Zealand’s Damian Buckley joins Trent Loos to expose activist efforts targeting dairy and pork producers, America’s growing army of government contractors, and the fading rodeo traditions Down Under. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation from across the pond!

Are Canadian ranchers losing their freedom to farm, and to pray? Rancher Lonny Averall tells Trent Loos how crushing regulations are squeezing cattle producers and why new legislation could open prayer and faith to legal challenges. Don’t miss this eye-opening look at government overreach in rural Canada.

Can local communities stand up to federal agencies? Chuck Miller reveals the little-known coordination tool that helped a Colorado county send a state highway plan back to the drawing board. Plus, a 476-page bill that could erase local control, AI data centers, water rights, and an eight-hour fight over prairie dogs.

Did Rep. Thomas Massie just put Pete Hegseth on notice? The Epoch Times’ Ryan Morgan breaks down the impeachment push. Plus, meet the veteran-owned companies that wiped out $50 million in medical debt, and discover how a simple journal could help you sleep better and stress less.

Scott Hennen heads to the Bismarck Elks to honor local veterans and hear Action Movers CEO Steve Herman’s story of service and the Vietnam War. Then callers sound off on one big question: why did North Dakota stay red when so many states flipped blue?

What does it really mean to come home? Author Suzanne “Sugah” Johnson joins Trent Loos to share her family’s remarkable legacy of military service and a first look at her upcoming book, “Coming Home.” Don’t miss this moving conversation honoring the families who serve and sacrifice for America.

Can faith make you better at your job? Discover Jesus-centered habits for workplace success, then meet Michelle Duppong, the joyful North Dakota missionary whose courageous cancer battle sparked a cause for sainthood. Plus, learn how journaling rewires your brain to cut stress and help you reach your goals.