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!

"Man in America," hosted by Seth Holehouse, delves into various challenging topics emanating from China, which significantly impact America and the world. The show focuses on issues like strict lockdowns, the development and distribution of vaccines, the origins and spread of COVID-19, its influence on elections, and the overall impact on the global economy.

Today's episode of "Flyover Conservatives" with David and Stacy Whited delves into vital topics that impact our everyday lives, especially those often overlooked or taken for granted. The show begins with an insightful discussion on the significance of the food we consume. Highlighting a major development, they mention that Italy has become the first country to ban synthetic foods, a move that could have far-reaching implications.

The podcast "Educated," hosted by Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo, recently discussed two intriguing topics. The first topic dealt with a controversial decision by a Chicago high school to implement segregated classes. The school, moving towards a racially divisive policy, has decided to separate white students from their black and Latino peers.

On the next episode of "Ladies of Another View," we delve into a range of pressing topics with esteemed guests and engaging discussions. First up, Patrina Mosley from Project 21 will be joining us. She'll shed light on the complex issue of abortion, exploring not only its widespread nature but also the main reasons many women choose this path. Her insights aim to bring a deeper understanding of this sensitive subject.

In a recent episode of "Across the Pond", Andrew Henderson couldn't join, so Kelly and Hannah, who were guests the previous day, stepped in as substitutes. The episode focused on several key discussions. First, it explored the health benefits of eggs and other animal products, emphasizing how essential they are for proper nutrition.

"Trent on the Loose" with Trent Loos features a thought-provoking episode titled "Do Animal Rights Groups Care About Human Rights?" with guest Sylvia Panetta. In this episode, Trent invites Sylvia to share her personal experience, highlighting a controversial aspect of animal rights laws.

Today's episode of "Across the Pond" with Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson featured an engaging and insightful discussion with two British women, Kelly and Hannah. These women, whom Andrew has recently become acquainted with, shared their personal experiences that provide a unique perspective on current social and political issues.

Joel Malick has two decades of experience in the financial services industry. He understands the non-financial challenges retirees can face, as they catapult into retirement. Joel describes retirement as a time in many people's lives when they can find themselves feeling disappointed with what they hoped it would be.

In the "Holiday Showcase," the show focuses on Capitol City Restaurant Supply. Capital City Restaurant Supply, established in 1971 and led by Rick and Dawn Rhone, offers quality restaurant equipment and kitchen solutions. With expert consultants, they provide top-notch products, customized solutions, and competitive prices. Catering to both commercial and home kitchens, they ship across the lower 48 states and offer local service within 100 miles.

In the latest episode of Flyover Conservatives hosted by Stacey and David Whited, and with the next presidential election approaching in less than a year, they focus on the current state of banking and personal finance. A key point of discussion is a lesser-known concern: the accessibility of your money in the bank may not be as straightforward as it appears.