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 *Ladies of Another View*, Craig Rucker, President and Co-Founder of the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), joins the panel to discuss a growing resistance to the extreme environmental policies that have been pushed on the Western world for years.

In this episode of *The Ramsey Show*, Ken Coleman and Rachel Cruze tackle some important financial questions from listeners. One caller asks about borrowing from a parent to start a business. Ken and Rachel discuss the pros and cons of mixing family and money, offering advice on how to handle these situations with clear expectations and boundaries.

In a compelling new episode of "Redacted" with hosts Natali and Clayton Morris, viewers are taken on a deep dive into a series of impactful and pressing topics that are shaping current discussions across the nation. The episode kicks off with a detailed analysis of the devastating effects of Hurricane Helene.

In an engaging episode of "Across the Pond" with Trent Loos, guest Damian Buckley shares insights directly from New Zealand, focusing on recent changes and challenges in the agricultural sector. The discussion kicks off with a nod to New Zealand's recent time change, setting the scene for a deeper conversation about the evolving landscape of the nation's farming industry.

In this episode of "The Dr. Duke Show," host Dr. Duke Pesta is joined by conservative radio personality Vicki McKenna to discuss alarming developments in public institutions. They start by highlighting a New Hampshire high school that issued a "No Trespassing" order, enforced by police, against parents wearing wristbands supporting girls' sports. Dr. Duke and Vicki express outrage at how schools are now using law enforcement to target concerned parents who are standing up for female athletes' rights in an era of gender debates.

In this episode of *The Right Side with Doug Billings*, Doug dives into the challenges facing Kamala Harris’s campaign, describing it as falling apart. He says Harris’s campaign is losing members quickly, and one of the biggest shifts is among Arab-Americans, who are moving their support from her to Donald Trump.

In this episode of *Wing and a Prayer*, Hettinger, ND area farmer Grant Miller joins Trent Loos, Pastor Jeff Weiss, and Luke Tibor for a heartfelt discussion. The conversation kicks off with Grant's interest in the recent Man March, an event led by Trent to highlight the role of men in society. They dive into the Biblical perspective of a man’s role in the family, emphasizing leadership, responsibility, and spiritual guidance.

In the *Midwest Murder: True Crime Stories* two-part series titled "It's Fine, We're Cops," listeners are taken back to the early 1980s, when a young woman with ambitions of becoming a police officer found herself at the center of a murder case that would shock Milwaukee and spark debate for decades. This promising woman was charged with a brutal murder, but many believe she was unjustly targeted after standing up for herself within the ranks of the Milwaukee Police Department.

In this episode of *The Lindell Report*, Mike Lindell makes his return to provide viewers with several key updates and insights. He starts by introducing his latest venture, an extensive online store called "My Store," which operates by department and aims to compete with major retailers like Amazon. This platform is designed to offer a wide variety of products, giving customers an alternative shopping experience while supporting Lindell's ongoing efforts to promote freedom of choice in the marketplace.

In this episode of *The Sentinel Report*, Alex Newman shares his experience at the recent U.N. General Assembly, where he discovered a new partnership between the United Nations and Google. According to Alex, this alliance is designed to censor Americans who challenge the U.N.'s narrative by labeling such content as misinformation.