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Sailors buying their own supplies just to keep Navy ships running? While billions flow to Ukraine, the hosts ask hard questions about America’s military readiness. Plus, why Christians in Pakistan have nowhere to run and whether lab-grown meat can ever be kosher.

Are recent power grid failures a test run for something bigger? JC Cole, who survived multiple currency collapses in Latvia, joins Trent Loos to connect the dots between grid emergencies, hidden farm bankruptcies, a falling dollar, and threats to the Panama Canal. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation.

Bestselling author Richard Paul Evans reveals the true story behind Mercy’s Child, a courageous woman who fought for an abused child and changed history. Then, why is Starbucks opening stores in Xinjiang, China, amid forced labor allegations? Plus, babies hearing and seeing for the first time will melt your heart.

Are UK farm fires really caused by climate change? Kelly Seaton says no, it’s arson. Trent Loos and Kelly tackle government subsidies in Nebraska’s 3rd District race, methane-capturing biodigesters, American cheese curds versus British cheese and how US cattle genetics are quietly crossing the Atlantic. Don’t miss it!

Scott’s out, and Hayden, Dalton and friends are taking your calls! Is Trump delivering on his promises, and are midterm checks coming? Plus, the Lions Club’s fight against childhood cancer and hunger, a new Grand Forks Children’s Museum, and women running to honor lost pregnancies.

Gary Rempel’s life is a testament to the enduring spirit of the cowboy, rooted in hard work, resilience, and a deep connection to the land. Raised on The Matador Ranch near Kyle, Saskatchewan, one of Canada’s largest and most storied ranches, Gary’s journey began on horseback. From a young age, he was immersed in the rugged life of ranching, learning the ropes of roping, riding, and everything else that comes with managing vast herds of cattle across sprawling plains.

On this episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos sits down with Jenni White, co-founder of Reclaim Oklahoma Parent Empowerment (R.O.P.E.), to tackle some of the most pressing challenges facing America today. Together, they delve into the troubling disappearance of transparency and accountability in two critical areas: education and energy. Jenni shares her tireless efforts to empower parents, ensuring they have a voice in their children's education and can hold institutions accountable for the values and quality of the learning environment.

In the latest episode of "Across the Pond" with Trent Loos, viewers are taken on an intriguing international journey with guest Julie from Halifax. Julie shares captivating stories from her recent travels to South Africa, painting a vivid picture of the transformations she witnessed. Amidst her travel tales, she delves into the political and social changes sweeping through South Africa, including the contentious land disputes that have escalated into violence against landowners.

On this episode of Open Range with Gary Emineth, Senator Keith Boehm (R) from District 33 brings insightful reflections on his first term in office and offers a glimpse into the upcoming 69th Legislative Assembly, which begins January 7th. As a seasoned professional with decades of experience in the coal industry and a dedicated family farmer west of Monday, Senator Boehm provides a unique perspective on the critical issues facing North Dakota.

Step into the rich history of the Wood Mountain Stampede, Canada’s oldest continuous rodeo, where tradition, resilience, and the cowboy spirit shine. In 1874, the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) established an outpost near Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan, a strategic move that gained widespread attention when Sitting Bull and his people sought refuge there after the Battle of Little Big Horn.

In the latest episode of "Trent on the Loos," host Trent Loos welcomes Scott Ford from the renowned Cross Diamond Cattle Company to dive into the exciting details of their recent cattle sale. The Cross Diamond Cattle Sale, known for its longstanding tradition of excellence, has yet again demonstrated its pivotal role in shaping the future of cattle ranching. Trent and Scott explore the historical successes of the event, emphasizing how it has become a benchmark in the industry for quality and integrity.

On this episode of Across the Pond with Trent Loos, Teresa Platt returns from her recent visit to the United States and shares her reflections on the trip and the differences she observed upon returning home to France. The conversation opens with a lighthearted discussion on the joys and challenges of international travel, setting the stage for a deeper dive into critical issues affecting the global food supply.

On this episode of Open Range with Gary Emineth, the spotlight is on the critical topic of school choice and its transformative impact on education across the nation. Gary welcomes two leading advocates in the school choice movement, Scott Jensen and Aaron Gillham, to discuss their work in empowering parents and students with educational options.

"Special Cowboy Moments" delves into the remarkable life and achievements of C.R. Boucher, a name that resonates with distinction in the world of professional rodeo. Known for his exceptional versatility and skill, Boucher carved a niche for himself as one of the most respected figures on the rodeo circuit. His journey is a testament to both his talent and his tenacity, traits that propelled him to the pinnacle of steer wrestling.

In this compelling episode of "Trent on the Loos," Trent Loos continues his inspiring conversation with Leigh Brown from the Patriot Relief Fund in part two of their series, "More Stories of Rescue and Relief." Leigh shares her journey of encouraging individuals to step up and make a direct impact in their communities. With a fervent passion for fostering community support and involvement, Leigh explains how the Patriot Relief Fund not only provides immediate assistance in times of need but also empowers residents to contribute actively to the betterment of their surroundings.