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 "Trent on the Loos," Trent Loos takes his listeners to the heartland of America, Cherry County, Nebraska, where the sweeping prairies aren't just a backdrop for a postcard, they're the livelihood of the hardworking folks who call them home. Trent sits down with Twyla Gallino, a landowner whose family's roots run as deep as the ancient grasses waving in the Nebraska breeze. Together, they delve into a topic that hits close to home for many in their community: land mismanagement and its ripple effects.

"Man in America," hosted by Seth Holehouse, is a program that aims to offer a view on the intricate web of political and social issues facing America today. In an eye-opening episode, General Michael Flynn, a figure known for his service in the U.S. military and his role in American politics, sits down to discuss some serious allegations about corruption within Washington D.C.

Tonight on "Flyover Conservatives" with David and Stacy Whited, we're diving deep into a critical issue that's on the minds of many Americans: censorship. Earlier this year, Tucker Carlson, a leading voice on mainstream media, was abruptly taken off the air on Fox News. This happened right after he began a five-part investigative series on the events of January 6th.

Tune in to today's "Across the Pond" with your hosts Trent Loos, a steadfast American rancher with a passion for our nation's roots, and Andrew Henderson, a seasoned British agricultural strategist. They're ready to tackle some hard-hitting topics.

First up, we're dissecting the hot-button issue of foreign entities buying up American soil. Why should you care who owns the land of the free? Trent and Andrew will lay out the stakes of foreign land ownership in the U.S., from national security to our agricultural heritage.

"Ladies of Another View" is a television program featuring Mike Blessum, who serves as the Vice Chairman of NDGOP District 5. In this show, Mr. Blessum delves into the performance of our state's lawmakers during the recent Legislative session. This session was a time when important decisions were made about the laws and policies that affect our lives, and it's crucial to understand which lawmakers truly uphold certain values and principles.

On today's episode of "Across the Pond" with the always insightful Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, we miss the presence of Jim Ferguson, who is currently reveling in the wonders of the U.S. on a well-deserved trip. Nonetheless, the show goes on with Trent and Andrew diving into a variety of topical discussions.

"Educated," hosted by Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo, focuses on some of the latest happenings in North America that touch on themes of gender, culture, and university policies. First, they dive into the controversy surrounding Nicholas J. Cepeda, also known as "Melody Wiseheart," a 50-year-old male professor.

Only a third of American children today believe in God. Anxiety, suicide, and depression are at all-time highs among teens and tweens, primarily because of the horrible content they are being exposed to online.

This is a problem that Brent Dusing is passionate about addressing, and as a solution, he developed TruPlay.

In the latest episode of "Trent on the Loos," Trent Loos unpacks the whirlwind experience of his recent "Across the Pond: Reclaiming Control for the Farmer" tour. This ambitious journey spanned an impressive 2700 miles and touched the landscapes of seven different states—all in just seven days. Trent's mission? To empower farmers, reaffirm traditional agricultural values, and restore control to those who work tirelessly to feed our nation.

In the latest episode of "Trent on the Loose," Trent Loos, a well-known advocate for traditional American values and a thriving agricultural sector, sits down with Oklahoma State Senator Casey Murdock. Senator Murdock, a member of the Republican Party, brings a strong perspective to the table, especially when it comes to issues that affect Oklahoma and its citizens.