Shows

What does it cost to follow Jesus in Pakistan, where Christians face persecution? Pastor Jeff Weiss shares stories from Camp Muri, then he and Luke Tibor challenge American churches on declining faith, outsourced discipleship, and how to love family members without judgment. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation.

What would you do if a CO2 pipeline ran 800 feet from your front door? Colorado landowner Carrie Hume is fighting back with a lawsuit against Tallgrass Energy, exposing mystery chemical odors, broken easements, and a pipeline nobody is monitoring. Her story could happen on your land next.

Is overhead eating your ranch alive? Illinois cattleman Ron Freeman reveals how he raises top-quality beef while keeping costs in check. Trent Loos and Ron dig into grazing, stewardship, and efficiency strategies that keep ranching profitable. Don’t miss these real-world lessons every cattle producer needs to hear.

A $1.3 billion fertilizer plan that costs more to power than fertilizer sells for? Trent Loos digs into the numbers, the Central Park carriage ban fight, and transmission lines threatening land values, while Kelly Seaton reveals how a CO2 pipeline is taking her farm out of production for four years.

Senator Kevin Cramer joins Scott Hennen for a no-holds-barred talk radio town hall! From oil, coal, and refining to energy tax credits, federal regulation, and the midterms, including Minnesota’s must-watch elections, this conversation tackles the issues that matter most to the Upper Midwest. Tune in now!

In this episode of "Man in America," Seth Holehouse and guest Professor David Clements delve into the controversial events surrounding January 6th, shedding light on what they claim to be a diabolical agenda behind it.

In this episode of Flyover Conservatives, David and Stacey Whited delve into the current state of America, highlighting a divide between those who cherish and uphold the founding ideals of the nation, and those who harbor disdain for America, viewing it as an obstacle to their own agendas.

"Open Range" is a segment that highlights remarkable individuals and insightful topics that resonate with traditional values and the spirit of community. In this edition, we spotlight Burl Sorenson, a notable figure from Bismarck, celebrated for his athletic achievements in Tuttle.

In a recent episode of "Flyover Conservatives" with David and Stacy Whited, the hosts delve into pressing issues affecting the nation's security and health, emphasizing the need for vigilance and informed decision-making.

On today’s episode of "Across the Pond" with Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, the hosts dive into a mix of current events and historical insights that promise to spark thought and debate among viewers. First up, they tackle the recent unsettling news of a bridge collapse in Baltimore, raising important questions about the incident's potential repercussions on global shipping.

In this enlightening episode of "Trent on the Loos," host Trent Loos is joined by Dustin Kittle, who wears the dual hats of an attorney and a farmer, bringing a unique perspective to the table.

In today's discussion, we're delighted to welcome Mike Connelly, a dedicated member of the Bismarck City Commission. Mike will share insights from his experience serving our community and talk about his campaign for re-election.

In today's episode of "Man In America," guest Jeremy Slate delves deep into the intriguing question: "Is the Playbook that Collapsed Rome Being Used on America Today?"

In this episoe of "Open Range," Delvin Boehm, who serves as the District 33 Republican Chairman, will be taking the lead on a particularly significant segment. He provides a comprehensive overview of the resolutions the North Dakota Republican Party will be deliberating upon during their annual convention, scheduled for April 5th and 6th in Fargo.

Today's episode of "Across the Pond" covers several key topics affecting agriculture and geology. In Oregon, new regulations on land and water use are causing challenges for agricultural producers, making it harder for them to thrive. The show delves into the reasons behind this and its impact on the farming community.