Shows

Massive A.I. data centers are coming, and they could transform small-town America. Geronimo Power’s CEO reveals big plans to invest in the community and bring new workers to town. Plus, why beating China in the A.I. race matters for every American. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation!

Are banks watching your every dollar? Australian guests Councilor Ingrid and Andrew Thaler join Trent Loos to reveal shocking banking surveillance, disappearing livestock herds, and the fierce battle to save Australia’s iconic Brumbies. Don’t miss this eye-opening look at freedom, farming, and national identity across the pond.

A socialist choir sings to abolish the NYPD. A buried study hints hydroxychloroquine may fight cancer. A Senate candidate’s no-big-donor promise faces Soros questions. And fake 3D meat made from soy? The Ladies of Another View hold nothing back. Watch now and decide for yourself!

A $900,000 bull just sold in Billings, Montana. So what makes it worth that much? Jay Truitt and Trent Loos dig into Angus genetics and DNA testing, then clash over USDA’s $3.3 billion loan for an AI data center and whether it threatens America’s farms.

What happens when trade deals and global policies made in distant offices land on the family farm? Canadian farmer Lonny Averill joins Trent Loos to reveal how decisions on both sides of the border are squeezing producers and rural communities, and why every American who eats should be paying attention.

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.