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.

Liliana McDermott is committed to serving the people of Israel by providing a safe place for them to run and hide from incoming rockets from violent entities like Hezbollah and Hamas. She is the CEO of Jacob’s Ladder Ministry, which works to place bomb shelters in Israeli cities - a critical component of everyday life in the Holy Land.

In this gripping episode of "The Ramsey Show," Dave Ramsey and Jade Warshaw tackle hard-hitting financial dilemmas faced by everyday Americans. The duo addresses a range of pressing issues from a husband discovering his terminally ill wife's hidden debt, to whether an annual income of $42,000 is sufficient to amass wealth.

In this compelling episode of "Worldview Matters" with David Fiorazo, guest John Haller, from Fellowship Bible Chapel, delves into the critical topic of modern warfare technology, focusing on its deployment in the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict.

In today's riveting episode of "Open Range" with Gary Emineth, the spotlight shines on Perry Schumacher, a distinguished member of the West Fargo Patriots. Perry delves into the promising horizon that lies ahead with the new Trump administration. This episode is a must-watch for anyone keen on understanding the dynamic shifts expected in the political landscape under President Trump's leadership.

In this compelling episode of "Trent on the Loos," host Trent Loos sits down with Kara Rollins, a litigation counsel from the New Civil Liberties Alliance, to delve into the heated debate surrounding mandatory electronic ID laws for livestock. The conversation illuminates the various dimensions of this controversial topic, exploring both the intended benefits and the unintended consequences of implementing such policies.

In the latest gripping episode of "Across the Pond" with Trent Loos, the spotlight turns to the UK where host Trent engages with Kelly Seaton, a firsthand witness to the recent farm protests in London. This episode dives deep into the heart of agricultural and political unrest, reflecting on pivotal events that unfolded last Tuesday when farmers took to the streets to voice their dissent.

"Ladies of Another View" features a captivating episode with guest Kay LaCoe, Vice President of Marketing & Communication at the Lignite Energy Council. This year marks a significant milestone—the 50th Anniversary of the Lignite Energy Council—a celebration of half a century of progress, innovation, and community partnership in the lignite coal industry. Kay takes viewers through the transformative journey of coal mining, from its early days of underground and out-cropping operations to the technological advancements that shifted the industry to commercial surface mining around 1920.

In a bold and revealing episode of "Educated," the former Secretary of Education under Donald Trump, expressed a strong stance on the future of the U.S. Department of Education: it needs to be shut down. This episode delves into the provocative argument that the federal department has outlived its usefulness and that states should reclaim control over educational matters.

In this episode of Open Range, North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley delves into the transformative changes a new Trump administration could bring to ongoing legal battles and federal oversight. Wrigley highlights how North Dakota has been at the forefront of defending its rights against federal overreach, particularly from agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

In this enlightening episode of "Trent on the Loos," Trent Loos sits down with Jim Eschenbaum, a respected Commissioner from Hand County, South Dakota, to delve into recent local political developments and their implications on freedom and property rights. The focus of their discussion is the pivotal defeat of RL21, a measure recently voted down at the ballot box, highlighting the community's commitment to preserving their fundamental rights and freedoms.