Shows

Could the world face food rationing again? Trent Loos and New Zealand’s Damian Buckley reveal how Middle East fertilizer disruptions could slash global production by up to 20 percent, why a $1.3 billion green ammonia bet raises eyebrows, and what energy shocks mean for your dinner table.

Can stem cells ease joint pain? Patti shares her own stem cell story as Adam Grimsley of Breakaway Functional Medicine reveals the future of personalized healthcare. Then, Wisconsin farmers and pet owners speak out about wolf attacks, plus smart ways to help kids stand up to bullies.

Is the American sheep industry running out of time? Nevada rancher Hank Vogler and Trent Loos reveal why flocks have crashed from 60 million to 5 million, how BLM delays hurt ranchers, and why Cargill’s funding of lab-grown meat and animal rights groups should alarm every farmer.

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.

In a recent episode of "The Stew Peters Show," a medley of pressing issues and revelations are explored providing the audience with insights on topics ranging from political scandals to ideological debates. Among the headlining topics is the alleged substance abuse by Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, during the G20 summit. This potentially scandalous behavior was explored in depth, aiming to shed light on the character and capability of the northern neighbor's leader.

The Dr. Duke Show dives into the heated discussions surrounding illegal immigration in New York City, which has stirred both social and political debates recently. In a noteworthy episode, Dr. Duke and Dr. Jacobs turn their focus towards a significant event where protesters vocally opposed Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and other Democratic figures over their stance on this pressing issue.

In a recent episode of "Flyover Conservatives" hosted by David and Stacy Whited, the dynamic duo navigates through a conversation with Dr. Bryan Ardis. They delve into common ailments and explore alternative solutions that veer away from conventional medicine. A particular focus is cast on the heavy influence pharmaceutical companies have over the medical field, especially regarding how they educate doctors to potentially increase drug sales.

In their insightful series "Educated," Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo, two conservative thinkers, unravel a concerning issue looming over Baltimore's public schools. Despite a whopping nearly $2 billion investment aimed at bolstering the education system, the results have been far from satisfactory. Alarmingly, 40 percent of students in Baltimore high schools are failing to make the grade. Through a conservative lens, Petrick and Fiorazo explore where the money has gone and why the hefty investment has not translated into academic success.

On a recent Thursday episode of "Across the Pond" with hosts Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, guest speaker Jim Ferguson was invited to unravel his insights regarding the World Economic Forum (WEF) and its worldwide influence. This session predominantly revolved around Jim's ongoing endeavor to unveil the sinister motives he believes are at the core of the WEF's operations.

In the episode "Trent on the Loos," Trent Loos welcomes a special guest, Leila McDougall, to his show. Leila is not only a filmmaker but a farmer too, which makes her a unique guest full of insights into a world that not many are familiar with. She has recently completed a heartfelt and impactful film called "Just A Farmer." The film unravels the often overlooked issue of mental health and the tragically high rates of suicide within the farming community.

On today's episode of "Ladies of Another View," meet Ed Van Buskirk, the heart and soul behind the 'If U Love Me' initiative. With a compassionate focus on remedying the widespread epidemic of loneliness that plagues our society, Mr. Van Buskirk shares his unique perspective on how his initiative stands as a beacon of hope and connection amidst the storm of isolation many are facing.

On a recent episode of "Educated" hosted by Katie Petrick and David Fiorazo, a shocking incident at a Texas middle school is discussed. A teacher found herself at the center of a storm when parents unearthed that she had been making students read a sexually explicit rendition of "Anne Frank's Diary."

In this riveting episode of "Flyover Conservatives," hosts David and Stacy Whited are joined by Dr. Bryan Ardis to shed light on some of the modern-day concerns regarding the pharmaceutical industry. The duo along with Dr. Ardis delve into the common phrase often touted - "safe and effective," challenging the mainstream narrative surrounding certain drugs, and highlighting why it's vital to be well-informed and cautious.

In a time when urban sprawl and bureaucratic red tape threaten the time-honored tradition of landownership, Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson are avid heralds of agrarian rights and agricultural sagacity on their engaging show "Across the Pond". In a recent episode, the duo shed light on some crucial issues affecting the landowner rights and agricultural practices in both the United States and the United Kingdom.