Shows

Animal rights laws aren't just about pets — they could cost you your land, your farm, and your freedom. Trent and activist Doni for Liberty pull back the curtain on hidden legislative traps threatening property owners nationwide. Don't let lawmakers legislate away your rights while you're not watching.

Flock cameras are sparking privacy backlash nationwide—and Scott Hennen wants answers. AI expert Mark Hagerott breaks down surveillance fears, booming AI data centers, and North Dakota's missile defense secrets. Then listeners call in with fiery opinions on artificial intelligence. Is AI protecting us or watching us? Tune in and decide.

Cattle expert Jay Truitt reveals why the Jocelyn, Illinois plant closure could cripple Northeast cattle feeders, exposes the shocking 90% lean beef shortage, and explains why small rendering plants almost never survive. Don't miss this insider look at the forces reshaping America's beef supply chain.

Wild Brumbies are vanishing from Australia's outback, and a fierce legal battle plus worldwide protests are racing to save them. Discover how these rescued horses might also help American veterans heal from PTSD. Watch to see how one small population count could change everything.

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.

In this episode of Open Range, Gary Emineth engages in a thought-provoking discussion with historian Liam Atchison about the enduring relevance of the Bible in today’s world. With Bible sales surging by 22% in 2024, compared to just a 1% rise in general book sales, a recent Wall Street Journal article highlights a trend that is hard to ignore.

Journey into the heart of the American West with "Special Cowboy Moments" as we explore Hells Canyon, a breathtaking natural wonder that defines the rugged beauty of the region. Spanning a vast 10-mile width along the borders of Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington, and Western Idaho, this awe-inspiring canyon was masterfully carved by the Snake River over millennia.

In the latest episode of "Trent on the Loos," host Trent Loos sits down with Leigh Brown from the Patriot Relief Fund to delve into a compelling discussion on the crucial role of a robust American military in safeguarding and bolstering American families. The episode opens with Trent setting the stage for a deep dive into the intertwined relationship between national security and family stability.

In this enlightening episode of "Across the Pond," host Trent Loos welcomes Damian Buckley for a captivating session that starts off with an unexpected but amusing conversation about roofing, setting a relaxed tone for the show. Soon, the dialogue takes a deeper dive into more pressing issues, as Damian Buckley shares insights from a recent conference he attended. His recap highlights the crucial role of New Zealand's agriculture sector in bolstering the country's GDP and its significance in the global export market.

"Midwest Murder: True Crime Stories" transports its viewers into the chilling depths of real-life crime tales that echo the intrigue of an Agatha Christie novel. In one gripping episode, the show unfolds the mysterious case of the 1977 double murder at Glensheen Mansion, an opulent estate on the shores of Lake Superior. The victims were Elizabeth Congdon, an elderly heiress to a massive mining fortune, and her night nurse.

This week on "Dakota Cowboy," host Tisa Peek takes us on an engaging journey into the heart of the western lifestyle, showcasing the individuals and innovations shaping the ranching and animal care industries in the Dakotas. The episode kicks off in the rustic setting of a local barn where we meet Hannah Keller from Moving Forward Chiropractic.

On "The Culture Crossroads with Andrew Southwick," listeners are treated to an insightful episode that explores the potential for states to harness newfound authority under a Trump administration to enhance American liberty. The show begins with "The Rundown with RC Williams," where Andrew and RC dissect the implications of devolving power to the states, deliberating whether these entities can indeed wield this power to further the cause of freedom and good governance effectively.

In an enlightening episode of "Wing and A Prayer," Walter Lynn from Illinois joins hosts Trent Loos, Luke Tibor, and Pastor Jeff Weiss for a thoughtful discussion that bridges the past with pressing issues of today. The conversation kicks off with a dive into the rich tapestry of Illinois state history, exploring how churches once stood as the central hubs of communities, fostering connections and guiding the social fabric of their congregants.

In today's episode of "Ladies of Another View," hosts Patti, Laurie, and Bridget welcome Angela Copenhaver, a pioneering advocate for human dignity and rights. Angela, the founder and Executive Director of WeTeachThink and HumanFromDayOne.com, spearheads initiatives that aim to reshape public perception and awareness about the inherent value of every individual from the very start of life.

On this compelling episode of "Open Range," host Gary Emineth engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Perry Schumacher, a respected resident from West Fargo, about his innovative proposal to eliminate property taxes on primary residences for North Dakotans. Schumacher articulates a compelling argument, advocating that not only is this move beneficial for homeowners, but it is also a step towards fulfilling the state's constitutional obligations.