Shows

A controversial Alberta law lets officials seize and destroy livestock on a whim. Trent Loos and rancher Lonnie Averill break down Bill 22, a major farm bankruptcy, and foreign beef flooding the market — threats every farmer needs to hear about now.

Can automation and digital tech replace hands-on farming? Trent and two ag experts dig into the balance between innovation and tradition, and where producers should draw the line. A must-watch for anyone curious about agriculture's future.

Think your land is safe from Big Energy? Think again. Hear how one Oklahoma landowner fought NextEra Energy's solar takeover, won her appeal, and exposed the truth about "economic benefits" that never showed up.

Mike Lindell joins Scott to talk voting machines, election fraud, and his campaign for Minnesota governor. Plus, an update on Red River Valley flood protection construction. Don't miss this must-watch episode packed with breaking political news.

CO2 is taking the blame while real polluters walk free. Trent and Teresa expose the climate cover-up, French farmers battling wildfires and consolidation, and a rare astronomical event coming August 12th. This episode connects dots most people miss.

Scott Hennen broadcasts live from Vision Lincoln in Wahpeton for an action-packed episode covering history, politics, and local safety.

Texas beef expert Jay Truitt joins Trent Loos for a hard-hitting conversation covering some of the most pressing issues in American agriculture today.

Trent Loos connects with Australian Councilor Ingrid to explore two major agricultural topics making waves Down Under.

Two rising candidates in North Dakota politics join Pat Hart for this episode. Cole Montoya, running for ND House District 47, and Taylor Johnson, running for ND House District 35, both just won their primary races and are headed to the November general election.

Trent is joined by independent investigative journalist Kristine Bunch of The Smithville Files to expose a disturbing trend targeting America's seniors.

Scott Hennen hits the road to visit the Perry Center, a Christ-centered residential program empowering women ages 12 to 24 facing unexpected pregnancies.

Nevada sheep rancher Hank Vogler joins Trent Loos to expose how federal land policies and the Taylor Grazing Act dismantled the American sheep industry, converting sheep allotments to cattle operations and destroying critical white sage habitat in the process.

Trent Loos sits down with Damian Buckley from New Zealand for a wide-ranging conversation that connects dots between AI data centers, global farming pressures, and the growing gap between rural producers and political power.

A new hospital food service director had just moved to Council Bluffs, Iowa, ready to start a fresh chapter in her life. She was well liked, hardworking, and excited about her new job.

Did America truly win its standoff with Iran—or did the peace deal just reset the clock at a massive cost?