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!

Dr. David Hawkins talks about the common signs and behaviors associated with narcissism and emotional abuse.

In a recent development from Colorado, a new bill is on the brink of becoming law, setting a precedent that could reshape the landscape of how schools address gender identity issues. This legislation mandates that educational institutions must support students in exploring and expressing their gender identities, even to the extent of facilitating social transitions, irrespective of parental input or objections.

In this compelling episode of "Trent on the Loos," host Trent engages in a deep dive into a pivotal moment in American history, the 1862 Minnesota Massacre, with guest Steph Chappell, who has a unique personal connection to this tragic event as a descendant of individuals involved.

In today's episode of "Across the Pond", Trent and Andrew delve into a range of subjects that touch on the core of traditional values and practical realities. The discussion kicks off with Electric Vehicles (EVs) and the ambitious 2030 agenda aimed at transitioning towards cleaner energy. However, the hosts question the viability of this shift, pointing out a lack of consumer interest in purchasing EVs, suggesting that the push might be ahead of public readiness and market demand.

The Uyghur Policy Act, passed by the House with overwhelming bipartisan support, seeks to protect the identity of minority groups threatened by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Additionally, Rep. Young Kim of California advocates for support of the Uyghur Policy Act, emphasizing the importance of standing with oppressed groups.

It's been a weird weather year throughout the U.S. Meteorologist Connor Smith at the US National Weather Service for North Dakota joins us to talk about the weather. He explains that we had 92 inches, most consecutive days of snow on the ground and almost broke the all-time record for snow on the ground. Why the difference between last year and this year?

In a recent episode of "Educated," hosted by Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo, the discussion turned to a growing issue in schools across the nation: the challenge of student attendance. A particular focus was placed on a Wisconsin school district's innovative, yet contentious, approach to combat truancy.

In this thought-provoking episode of "Trent on the Loos," Trent welcomes Tony Neihardt, a seasoned former OSI Special Agent, to shed light on a topic of critical importance: the escalating global challenge presented by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Today on "Across the Pond," hosts Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson engaged in a dynamic and spirited discussion that spanned from the jovial to the grave. The first segment of the show took on a lighter note, where Trent and Andrew jovially debated the differences between America and Britain, focusing on the quirks of measurement systems and various elements Americans have adopted from the English.

"The Ramsey Show," featuring George Kamel and Dr. John Delony, offers a beacon of wisdom for individuals navigating the complexities of financial independence and personal development. In an era where maintaining healthy relationships and financial security are paramount, this program delves into critical topics such as establishing clear boundaries with friends and family, a question that resonates deeply in today's interconnected world.