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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 episode of Across the Pond, Trent Loos takes the reins solo to dive into some of the biggest issues impacting America’s food supply, energy production, and property rights. He starts with a deep look at tariffs—how they shape our economy and why they are critical to strengthening domestic food and fuel production.

Open Range proudly introduces Ed Talk, a dynamic new segment designed to engage and enlighten viewers with the profound insights of North Dakota native, entrepreneur, and distinguished public servant, Ed Schafer. As Governor of North Dakota and former Secretary of Agriculture, Schafer's leadership transformed the state into a stronghold of robust industry and unwavering values.

On this episode of Open Range with Gary Emineth, longtime North Dakota Republican National Committeeman Curly Haugland breaks down the battle between primaries and convention endorsements, exposing the deep divide within the Republican Party. Haugland, a well-respected political strategist, explains how primaries can be manipulated by outside interests, while conventions give grassroots activists more control over the nomination process.

Step back in time with Special Cowboy Moments as we journey deep into the fascinating and controversial history of Pendleton, Oregon. Known for its rich cowboy heritage and rough-and-tumble past, Pendleton is home to one of the most intriguing attractions in the West—the Pendleton Underground Tours.

America’s beef industry has long been the backbone of the nation’s food supply, but skyrocketing ranch property costs are threatening the ability of cattlemen to stay in business. On this episode of Trent on the Loos, host Trent Loos sits down with Jay Truitt of Policy Solutions to dig into the tough questions facing ranchers today.

On this episode of Ladies of Another View, the panel welcomes accomplished filmmaker and producer Jen Gatien for an eye-opening discussion about the challenges and realities of the film industry. As the daughter of Peter Gatien, a major figure in New York City's 1990s nightlife scene, Jen has spent her career telling stories that push boundaries and expose the raw truth behind powerful institutions.

On this episode of Across the Pond, host Trent Loos welcomes back author Teresa Platt, whose book Dark Side of Hunger Mountain continues to shed light on modern issues despite being written years ago. Teresa shares her experience of slowly learning French while living abroad, while Trent discusses his efforts to pick up a little Spanish.

On this episode of Open Range, Marlo Anderson from The Tech Ranch shares highlights from the recent CES Show in Las Vegas, where cutting-edge technology is shaping the future. One of the standout innovations is WonderBlocks, a company using solar-powered cameras to record nature’s beauty.

In the heart of Pendleton, Oregon, where cowboy tradition runs deep, one landmark restaurant has stood the test of time—Cimmiyotti’s. Founded in 1959 by Ann and Paul Cimmiyotti, this fine dining establishment quickly became a staple in the community, known for its welcoming atmosphere, top-notch service, and classic Western hospitality.

Is America on the brink of a nuclear world war? In this explosive second part of his two-part series, Trent Loos welcomes back investigative journalist Pamela Schuffert to dive even deeper into the unsettling global tensions that could push America toward a catastrophic conflict.