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Beef processing capacity in America is collapsing — only three major plants remain. Trent Loos and Damian Buckley expose the shocking closures, shrinking cattle herds, and the rewilding debate threatening ranchers' survival and the nation's food security. Don't miss this urgent conversation about the future of American beef.

Cow numbers haven't been this low since 1952, and Nevada rancher Hank Vogler has the wild stories to prove it: pine-nut poachers sparking wildfires, sheep stopping flames in their tracks, and federal firefighters paid to sit idle. Don't miss his fiery take on ranching, wildfires, and border cattle.

From Rosie the Riveter's wartime legacy to North Dakota's AI data center controversy, the kratom debate, and a subway singer turning tips into hope for the homeless — this episode has it all. Don't miss these powerful, timely stories.

Massive data centers are invading rural America—bringing land grabs, crime, and environmental destruction with them. Hear raw testimony from a targeted landowner and a passionate Lakota warning about what's really at stake. This eye-opening episode reveals the human and environmental price of the tech boom nobody's talking about.

Her bike was found in a cornfield within hours. The truth took three days — and a chance conversation — to surface. Join Dawn Palumbo and Jonah Lantto as they uncover how Sierah Joughin's killer had done this before, twenty-six years earlier. A chilling case you won't want to miss.

On this engaging episode of "Across the Pond" with Trent Loos, we travel virtually to Australia to meet Councilor Ingrid, who sheds light on a range of pressing issues affecting both her country and global politics. First on the agenda is Australia's new hate speech law, which has sparked considerable debate and concern among those who value free speech.

Beni Paulson spent 15 years living on the edge, riding some of the toughest bulls in the world. His grit and determination took him all the way to the PBR Finals, where only the best of the best get a shot at glory.

Are human farmers about to be replaced by A.I. technology? In this eye-opening episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos sits down with Arthur Erickson, CEO and Co-Founder of Hylio, to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping agriculture. As big corporations and tech developers push for automation, many farmers wonder if traditional, hands-on farming is at risk of becoming obsolete.

On today’s episode of Ladies of Another View, we tackle two major issues shaking up the country—offshore wind energy failures and the unraveling of DEI hiring policies in both government and the private sector. First, we welcome Craig Rucker, co-founder and president of CFACT, a leader in the free-market environmental movement.

On this episode of Across the Pond, Trent Loos welcomes two guests with deep connections to agriculture: Kelly Seaton from the UK and Elaine Froese from Canada. Elaine has dedicated her life to helping farm families navigate one of the most challenging aspects of agriculture—succession planning. Growing up on a farm just 15 minutes outside Winnipeg, she understands firsthand the pressures and emotions tied to passing down a family farm.

In the latest episode of "Open Range," guest host Dustin Gawrylow sits down with Kent Kaiser, Ph.D., Secretary/Treasurer of the Domestic Policy Caucus (DPC), to dissect the contentious House Bill 1473, a proposal that seeks to expand the 340B drug pricing program in North Dakota.

For many, the ultimate dream is raising a strong, healthy family and spending a lifetime together, doing what they love. David Reisig has turned that dream into a reality. In this episode of Special Cowboy Moments, we take a deep dive into the inspiring story of a hardworking Montana cowboy who built a legacy that now spans generations.

On this episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos welcomes Lacy Troester, a devoted wife, mother, and faithful follower of Christ, who is dedicated to standing up for America’s National Guard. Lacy works with Defend the Guard, a group committed to protecting the men and women who serve in our state-based military forces.

In this gripping episode of Midwest Murder: True Crime Stories, hosts Jonah Lantto and Dawn Palumbo take a deep dive into a case that has haunted North Dakota for over two decades. A Bismarck man, convicted of brutally murdering his adoptive parents in 1998, is now challenging the timeline of his parole eligibility, reigniting painful memories and sparking legal debate.

On Made Local, host Lori Hinz takes viewers on an inspiring journey into the world of North Dakota entrepreneurs, showcasing the passion, creativity, and determination that drive small businesses forward. In this episode, Lori visits two unique Bismarck-based businesses that embody the spirit of innovation and artistry: Crappy 2 Happy and Lone Prairie Art Works.