Scott Hennen Talks ND Petroleum Council, Big Iron Ag Tech, and NDSU's Plan to Lead in Higher Education

JC Cole reveals shocking 9-11 timing questions, a looming Russia-NATO conflict window, and a Saudi Aramco attack that could spike gas prices 50%. Plus: volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and why you need to prepare now.

Deer farmer Jason Smith lost his entire 550-animal herd to a CWD quarantine, despite every test coming back negative. Hear his emotional story of genetic breeding breakthroughs, government overreach, and why he believes science took a backseat to control. A gripping conversation you won't want to miss.

Julie Burgod is already facing political pressure before even taking office. Hear her honest take on local government, public service, and why representing your community matters most — even when the fight starts early.

Legislator Ben Koppelman goes inside North Dakota's special session, the Dallas Midterm Convention, and Trump's dividend plan — then Perry asks if Gen X can lead after Boomer damage and delivers a fiery take on the Lindsay Clancy trial.

From oil industry leaders to farm tech pioneers, this episode covers it all. NDSU's president reveals bold plans to make North Dakota first in the nation for high-paying jobs, while Big Iron buzzes with the latest ag innovations. Don't miss this deep dive into education, energy, and agriculture's future.

A woman giving birth in a tent. Housing fees eating 40 percent of build costs. One million immigrants arriving in a single year. Councilor Ingrid pulls back the curtain on Australia's mounting housing, immigration, and land protection crises in this unfiltered, must-hear conversation with Trent Loos.

U.S.-Canada trade fights. Ethanol under fire. Corporate power reshaping the food supply. Farmer Daryl Lies joins Trent to pull back the curtain on the deals, incentives, and policies deciding what ends up on your plate and in your gas tank. You won't want to miss this one.

Diesel could hit $12 a gallon. Cell-cultured meat needs up to 25 times more energy than raising real cattle. Regulations cost ranchers up to $6,700 per animal. Jay Truitt joins Trent Loos to expose the hidden numbers reshaping your dinner plate — and why beef producers are fighting back.