Birthright Citizenship, DAR's Transgender Controversy, and the Power of Rejection Therapy

A woman giving birth in a tent. Housing fees eating 40 percent of build costs. One million immigrants arriving in a single year. Councilor Ingrid pulls back the curtain on Australia's mounting housing, immigration, and land protection crises in this unfiltered, must-hear conversation with Trent Loos.

U.S.-Canada trade fights. Ethanol under fire. Corporate power reshaping the food supply. Farmer Daryl Lies joins Trent to pull back the curtain on the deals, incentives, and policies deciding what ends up on your plate and in your gas tank. You won't want to miss this one.

Diesel could hit $12 a gallon. Cell-cultured meat needs up to 25 times more energy than raising real cattle. Regulations cost ranchers up to $6,700 per animal. Jay Truitt joins Trent Loos to expose the hidden numbers reshaping your dinner plate — and why beef producers are fighting back.

Oil prices are shifting — and North Dakota's economy hangs in the balance. Scott Hennen goes straight to the source at the ND Petroleum Council's annual meeting, getting Ron Ness's insider read on where crude is headed next. Don't miss this candid look at the industry driving the Bakken.

Farmer Damian Buckley pulls back the curtain on dairy industry consolidation, secretive World Economic Forum plans, and a New Zealand power grid buckling under new data center demands. Don't miss this eye-opening conversation about who really controls your food and energy future — and what's coming next.

Rural landowners Dustin and Sarah Burchill expose how booming AI data centers are triggering land grabs, draining water and power, and threatening farmland nationwide. Trent presses the hard questions: who profits, and what rights do property owners have left? Don't miss this eye-opening conversation.

A Nevada rancher just back from Mongolia reveals a nation trading nomadic tradition for Chinese skyscrapers and nuclear plants overnight. Meanwhile, America's grazing land has shrunk by nearly half in 26 years. Add a 540-yard ram, a rifle shell airport scare, and fermented mare's milk—don't miss it.

NDSU celebrates a big win, Washington reels from the Epstein files, and UND showcases groundbreaking tech — but the heart of this episode is a 9/11 daughter's raw story of loss, resilience, and her fight for terrorism victims everywhere. Don't miss this powerful conversation.