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Feel like you're earning more but falling behind? Andrew Southwick breaks down the real story behind America's affordability crisis, uncovers the week's most important overlooked news, and reminds believers that even in chaos, God is still in control.

What was Jesus' ministry really like—and why does His resurrection still matter? This episode unpacks tough theological questions, explains what "passion" truly means, and dives into the purpose of prayer. Plus, hear about a wild road trip stop at House on the Rock. Faith, history, and fun collide.

A Wisconsin mother of two sensed something was wrong. So she wrote a letter, sealed it, and told her neighbors to open it only if she died. Weeks later, she was found dead — and that letter named a suspect before police even started looking. Dawn Palumbo and Jonah Lantto explore the decades-long courtroom fight over whether a victim's own words can convict her killer.

Cattle numbers are dropping and the border crisis is partly to blame. Andy Rice joins Trent Loos to break down the beef supply chain threats, government overreach in farming, and why independent thinking matters more than ever for rural America's future.

Government marksmen killed 51 healthy cows in Northern Ireland — and the backlash is huge. Trent Loos and Kelly Seaton break down the outrage, robotic farming's rise, and water quality fears reshaping rural policy on both sides of the Atlantic.

The Ladies are joined by two powerful voices ahead of Tuesday's primary. ND State Representative Bill Tveit from District 33 makes his case to voters before heading into one of the most watched primary races in the state.

North Dakota is sending bold new voices to the State House — and you need to know who they are. Rissa Williams is running for District 31, and Stacie Kruckenberg is stepping up for District 33.

Trent goes on location at the Wyoming State Capitol, where passionate Americans show up in force to push back against wind energy development threatening their land and way of life.

North Dakota State Rep. Ben Koppelman joins Scott Hennen in studio to break down Governor Kelly Armstrong's decision to back specific candidates heading into the midterm elections — and what legal questions that move might raise.

Nevada rancher Hank Vogler joins Trent Loos for a hard-hitting conversation about the real cost of industrial wind and solar energy on rural America.

Trent Loos sits down with New Zealand's Damian Buckley for a wide-ranging conversation that spans continents, history, and hard-hitting current events.

What does it mean to be American? Filmmaker Andrew Shea brings his documentary Flag Day to the program, pulling back the curtain on Three Oaks, Michigan — home to the nation's largest Flag Day parade.

A pregnant woman is shot in her bed before dawn in rural Iowa — and her husband already has a suspect's name ready before investigators even arrive.

Andrew Southwick and RC kick off this episode by breaking down the Iran War timeline — cutting through the chaos of ceasefires, peace deals, and shifting American strategy to ask the question nobody wants to answer: do we actually have a plan?

What happens when industrial wind turbines invade farmland — and no one studies the damage?