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Episodes
Your doctor, your decisions, or Washington’s permission?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – No, America doesn’t have socialized medicine, at least not yet. But that doesn’t mean that government isn’t running our healthcare system already. Just think of the influence Medicaid, Medicare, the FDA, and the CDC have on your medical choices. States are already complaining that, in order to get their bribes from the federal...
The old guard is falling, and America will never be the same
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Susan Price – The controlled demolition and deconstruction of our United States Government actually took place beginning with President Trump's first term in office. Seemingly unnoticed by the majority of Americans, yet through Trump's COMMS and Executive Orders, his messages were received and welcomed by the small percentage of...
COVID hospital protocol Roundtable: A nurse shares her heartbreaking testimony
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Nurse Jenna Hadley Johnsen shares heartbreaking testimony about her father’s death and the hospital policies she says prevented her from protecting him. Her story raises questions about informed consent, family access, and accountability while calling for safeguards that keep vulnerable patients connected to their a
When political loyalty replaces independent thinking
Dangerous Thoughts with Jack Danger – Political loyalty can undermine the independent thinking Americans value. An informal experiment with a conservative audience explores how criticism of Donald Trump prompts some defensive reactions, exposing the tension between allegiance and consistent principles. Accountability begins with questioning leaders we admire as honestly as opponents...
Is America sleepwalking into a ground war with Iran?
The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – On the Tehran Front, Iran’s often-stated goals have not wavered in recent public statements. Regarding Israel, Professor Dorsey speculated that the defeat of Netanyahu’s government might produce a new regime that is publicly less vitriolic, war-loving, and abusive, though serious substantive changes in Israeli foreign policy are...
Politicians keep fighting while America pays the price
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Competitive Senate races, Minnesota’s fraud scandal, the Iran conflict, and school safety raise a common question: Who answers when institutions fail? Americans need more than partisan attacks. Independent judgment means questioning political allies, demanding responsible stewardship of taxpayer money, and putting families ahead of loyalty...
From January 6 to Ukraine: The media’s selective scrutiny
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Selective media coverage shapes public judgment by amplifying allegations against Trump while softening scrutiny of favored figures. Cassidy Hutchinson’s January 6 testimony and coverage of Volodymyr Zelensky raise questions about journalistic consistency, political accountability, and Americans’ responsibility to examine claims and omissions with independent j
Frank Somerville beyond the comfort zone
Your Man, Monk with Monk Coleman – This conversation is ultimately about recovery, resilience, vulnerability, commitment, and reinvention. Frank’s story reminds us that asking for help is not weakness, that our past does not have to define our future, and that sometimes the greatest transformation begins when we finally allow ourselves to be heard...
Karl Bushby: The man who walked 31,000 miles around the world
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Karl Bushby’s 31,000-mile journey toward home offers a powerful lesson in perseverance. After nearly three decades of hardship, border restrictions, and personal sacrifice, his determination inspires renewed hope in human possibility. His story challenges us to keep pursuing meaningful goals when obstacles make success seem impossible...
From parking lot to paradise: A community garden transforms a town
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Angelina Farella – The evolution of this community garden from a parking lot into a thriving educational hub that provides hundreds of pounds of produce to local food banks has been an amazing feat. It has been the stepping stone for a revitalization of a community that wants to have an infrastructure of quality-of-life amenities...
What they’re not telling you about 1492
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – “Your Highnesses may believe that in all the world there can be no better or gentler people. Your Highnesses should feel great joy because presently they will be Christians and instructed in the good manners of your realms, for a better people there cannot be on earth,” wrote Columbus. Ae modern historians and educators lying to us about...
Is toxic rain on your kids a business decision?
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Gail Macrae, BSN, RN – The air above our homes is not the private property of government agencies, corporations, or the aviation industry. It is a shared environment that creates and destroys life, and the public has every right to know what is being released into it. Our responsibility is not to defend a narrative. It is to protect human health, demand..
The terrorists are already here, and America is asleep
The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – The Democrats have become the Democrat Socialists of USA and have joined together with the Muslims. They have a common goal: to destroy the West. The enemy of my enemy… is my ally. Don't think for one moment Americans are safe. Don’t think for one second that nobody will harm America. We’re surrounded by...
France in crisis and the post-liberal right
Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – France’s unrest raises questions about political intimidation, while America’s right divides over liberty and government power. The author argues that post-liberal ambitions risk sacrificing limited government to the common good, leaving a fractured conservatism less able to defend freedom or capitalize on the left’s weaknesses...
Reiner Fuellmich: From his prison cell
The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Reiner Fuellmich remains imprisoned in Germany as supporters challenge his conviction and raise concerns about his treatment. Following reports of his transfer to Lingen, the authors revisit his legal career and COVID investigations, call for his freedom, and urge readers to send letters and postcards...
Time magazine wrong to connect September’s nor’easter with climate change
The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Nor'easters are a long-established feature of the weather in eastern North America and have been occurring for at least centuries, and probably much longer. Historical records document many severe coastal storms well before modern concerns about greenhouse gas emissions emerged. September nor'easters are...
Are we witnessing the early stages of another manufactured panic?
Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – Reports of a Russian laboratory worker’s death raise questions about plague, but uncertainty does not justify panic. Faith, practical preparedness, and careful scrutiny of medical claims help families protect their health and freedom while resisting frightening headlines that can cloud judgment and drive medical decisions...
From hopeless to hopeful: How one prayer led Callie Owens from abuse to freedom
The Walls R Talkin’ with Kelly and Troy Walls – Callie’s story is a powerful reminder that your current reality does not have to become your permanent future. Leaving an abusive relationship can be complicated and frightening, but no one deserves to live in fear, and no one should have to navigate that journey alone. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, speak up and...
Election showdown against a ‘red-green alliance’ takes hold
Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Has Trump miscalculated the timing of the Iran war, or can the Republicans pull out a winning hand at the midterms? How will the rise of Communism in America shape the midterms? Will MAHA voters continue to support RFK Jr. and Trump? Christian Briggs, Daniel Baranowski, and Jeff Louderback in a panel discussion...
Christianity and Politics: An honest biblical perspective
Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – Christian participation in politics raises questions about faith, conscience, and public responsibility. Biblical principles of justice, mercy, and service, alongside examples of leaders such as Joseph and Daniel, inform a case for civic engagement that urges believers to let their faith guide how they vote...
What was Zelenskyy thinking?
Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – As the bloodshed continues, the United Nations, NATO, and the European Union have done nothing to help end the war. Although the United States has made every effort to bring Putin and Zelenskyy to the negotiating table, none has succeeded. Russia has asked North Korea to deploy troops to fight alongside Russian forces in Ukraine...
The Supreme Court returns to a constitutional minefield
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Supreme Court’s new term raises questions about constitutional limits, government accountability, and women’s sports. Allegations of political surveillance and disputes over congressional power sharpen the debate. Can judges uphold the Constitution when citizens lack the knowledge needed to recognize violations and demand meaningful accountability.
Reclaiming education from a system that has lost its purpose
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – In order to build this culture, teachers are part of a learning community where they are encouraged to continue their own learning journey. “Every couple of weeks, students have an early release day so teachers can engage in seminars about the great works of literature, theology, philosophy, math, and science,” Ortner noted...
From Noah’s Ark to Jerusalem: Is a new religious order emerging?
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Noah is in the news. Researchers in Turkey are investigating the boat-shaped formation on Mount Ararat, which many believe is Noah’s Ark. Meanwhile, approximately 796 miles away, “Something ancient is beginning again in Jerusalem. A revolutionary movement to reunite humanity.” Noahide World Center - Answers...
God’s definition of love: Faith that leads to obedience
FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Loving God means trusting him enough to obey, even when his commands challenge comfortable habits. The Ten Commandments connect faith with practical responsibilities toward neighbors, family, and society. Christian love calls for honest conduct, moral courage, and a willingness to let God shape everyday choices...
Three attacks, three intelligence failures, one deadly lesson
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Galvin draws the straight line that connects a Japanese midget submarine sunk in Pearl Harbor at 6:37 am in the morning of December 7, 1941 — one hour and 23 minutes before the aerial attack that killed 2,403 Americans — to a Presidential Daily Brief titled "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in US" that did not produce decisive action, to...
Honda’s wireless EV charging could change electric trucks forever
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The implications for where EV is going are enormous. Instead of building electric trucks with gigantic battery packs designed to carry enough energy for an entire trip, highways themselves could become part of the charging infrastructure. A truck could travel, receive electricity from the roadway, and potentially operate with a much smaller...
From government mandates to AI gods, who decides the truth?
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Medicine, science, and artificial intelligence need room for dissent. A discussion with Paul Frijters explores the costs of enforced conformity, the interests behind machine judgments, and the tension between medical fallibility and accountability. Independent thought helps institutions admit mistakes, compare results, and change course responsibly...
Trump ally Bolsonaro pulls ahead in Brazil; will Trump follow in November?
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Now Brazil heads to a late October runoff to see who will run the country. Of course, the leftist incumbent running the country has been launching all sorts of dirty attacks. This sounds all too familiar and is reminiscent of factions in our own government weaponizing against Donald Trump in the 2020 elections...
Semiconductor supply chains and US national security
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Semiconductor developer Jason Ho warns that compromised chip supply chains threaten America’s national security, privacy, and AI ambitions. His allegations connect technology networks, foreign influence, and military vulnerabilities, raising urgent questions about who controls critical infrastructure and how citizens can demand accountability from their government
The West’s energy reckoning: Industrial & war power cannot run on promises
Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – Dependable energy underpins the West’s industrial strength, economic sovereignty, and military readiness. Todd Royal examines Europe’s costly power, China’s dominance in critical supply chains, and America’s energy advantages, arguing that strategic independence requires affordable electricity, reliable fuel, and infrastructure that moves beyond promi
From Flock cameras to Congress, who’s hiding what?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – A recent case out of Oklahoma helped by throwing out evidence a deputy collected via their Flock system without a warrant. If you’re concerned about data centers, you may be interested to know who in Congress opposed legislation encouraging states to require those data centers to pay their own energy costs. I guess the question of...
Discrimination against homeschool graduates
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – Homeschool graduates face barriers when employers prioritize accreditation over individual qualifications. A Nebraska firefighter applicant’s experience underscores concerns about parental authority, educational freedom, and equal opportunity. The call for congressional action and church support centers on protecting families’ choices and judgi
Here’s one more reason parents are demanding school choice
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – After recent multiple Supreme Court decisions surrounding girls’ sports and parents’ rights, including a decision in June that bars male participation in girls’ sports and rejects the notion that doing so would violate Title IX, Keeler is hopeful. The Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals denied Keeler’s requests last month because they didn’t...
Hold the line: A cop, a nurse, and the orders they refused to follow
The Nurses Report with Nicole, Ashley & David – Nurse Nicole and former Marine and police officer Dan examine how COVID policies test professional integrity in healthcare and law enforcement. Their conversation explores informed consent, workplace pressure, bodily autonomy, and the responsibility to question orders when compliance conflicts with protecting the people they serve...
Her PLAN: A pro-life safety net giving mothers hope
Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Women facing difficult pregnancies often need housing, childcare, healthcare, and someone willing to help. Autumn Christensen explains how Her PLAN connects mothers with practical resources through a pro-life safety net, inviting churches, businesses, and neighbors to support women and children with compassion and lasting commitment...
Peace through strength begins with a powerful US Navy
Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – It is particularly important for the American people to understand why our nation needs a strong, well-equipped Navy. To begin, consider our Peace Through Strength strategy: building and maintaining strong military capabilities to deter conflict and promote diplomatic stability...
The Pentagon’s promotion machine and the betrayal of American troops
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Why does a Major (Nidal Hasan) who killed 13 Americans face a firing squad — while the Generals and Admirals whose strategic decisions contributed to the deaths of 6,875 Americans and the wounding of over 50,000 more collect fourth stars, book deals, and television contracts? Fred Galvin, author of A Few Bad Men brings that question directly to..
Quantum Swarm! China’s secret master plan to annihilate the US dollar
On the Record with Christian Briggs – The threat begins in the sky and on the streets. China has rolled out massive, autonomous drone swarms and robotic dogs armed with heavy machine guns. These relentless killing machines are connected by unjammable fiber-optic tethers and operate as a decentralized hive mind. They have turned our multi-billion-dollar tanks and aircraft carriers into...
From the Strait of Hormuz to the dollar: America’s dangerous gamble
Two Mikes on America Out Loud – The larger danger reaches beyond the battlefield. Tariffs, financial sanctions, and threats to seize foreign reserves tell other governments that participation in the dollar system leaves them vulnerable to American coercion. They have every reason to seek an exit. That is how military arrogance becomes economic self-harm. If foreign holders increasingly abandon...
The scarcity mentality is crippling us: How to choose an abundance mindset
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Do people spend more time thinking about what they have or what they are lacking? For millions of Americans, the answer is an uncomfortable reality. We tend to focus on what we don't have. More money. A better job. A bigger house. Better health. More recognition. More opportunities. A different relationship. A different life...
Who decides who becomes the villain
The Tenpenny Files – Who decides which public figures become heroes or villains? Journalist Shane Cashman examines how headlines, political loyalty, and access shape reputations. His book Good Villains brings personal encounters with controversial figures into a broader conversation about media independence, faith, forgiveness, and the limits of judgment...
The influence of LGBT activism in America’s classrooms
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Brian Kamenker of MassResistance argues that Gay Straight Alliance clubs have become a powerful channel for promoting LGBT activism in schools. His warning deserves attention: withdrawing your own children from public school does not remove your responsibility to the community. Those classrooms are educating future teachers, doctors, and...
Turning personal grief into medical advocacy
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Leslie Batts turns grief over her husband’s death into advocacy for medical accountability and access to courts. Her push for Oklahoma legislation highlights how legal barriers and filing deadlines can prevent families from seeking answers, testing the promise of justice and the right to redress...
Naltrexone as ‘bicycle helmet’: Stabilizing addiction-recovery
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Naltrexone offers a different path in addiction treatment, prompting questions about patient choice, relapse prevention, and long-term maintenance. Randall S. Bock and pharmacist Percy Menzies explore where their approaches converge and differ, emphasizing withdrawal support, individual goals, and the distinction between stabilizing lives and rebuildi
The right to life and the power to take it away
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The failed execution of Christa Pike brings up several questions about both the death penalty and the methods of execution used. What does the Constitution say about the ultimate sanction? Is the death penalty cruel and unusual punishment? What are the due process requirements before the state can deprive a convicted felon of...
When execution becomes medicine: The ethical questions after a failed execution
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – Ashley Caputo examines the ethical conflict between lethal injection and healthcare’s duty to preserve life. The reported failed execution of Christa Pike raises questions about professional participation, drug sourcing, and whether clinicians could restore a prisoner’s health only for the state to attempt execution again...
Are we funding education or financing failure?
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Despite spending more money on education than ever before, U.S. reading scores hit their lowest level on the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) testing. Clearly, what we’re doing is not working. More money isn’t the answer. More education in technology isn’t the answer. More immersion in behavior curriculum isn’t the...
Could detoxing and natural medicine be the missing link to healing?
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Dr. Daryl Wolfe urges people to reclaim responsibility for their health through whole foods, hydration, movement, and deliberate daily habits. His approach connects emotional patterns, self-respect, and faith with practical self-care, encouraging a written plan for living well while keeping prescribed medications in the conversation...
The real AI threat isn’t sentience, it’s manipulation
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – The most important skill in the age of artificial intelligence may not be coding, engineering, or prompt writing. It may be the old-fashioned habit of skepticism. Ask where the information came from. Check the original source. Look for competing interpretations. Identify the assumption behind the conclusion. Ask who...
Health insurance premiums jumped 21.7% in 2026 and will jump as much in 2027
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For families already struggling to keep up, this isn't simply a policy debate. It is another monthly bill getting much bigger while wages and household budgets struggle to keep pace. Health insurance premiums have climbed dramatically since the ACA became law in 2010, and 2026 has brought another painful increase. Now, the warning...
Charlie Kirk, in his own words
The Tenpenny Files – Christy Edwards Lawton brings Charlie Kirk’s public words and private character together through friendship, photographs, and personal testimonials. Her book preserves his convictions, while Carry the Torch supports young people with ambitions of their own, exploring how remembrance becomes action and a legacy moves forward...
America’s institutions face a crisis of trust
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – The documents say Jack Smith’s team, in a probe codenamed Plasmic Echo, put a pen register and trap-and-trace on the phone of Trump chief of staff Susie Wiles and logged her calls with lawyers, campaign staff, advisers, and journalists from February to May 2023, while Trump’s third campaign was already underway...
Self-government fails when citizens stop showing up
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Perfect candidates do not exist. We live among flawed people, and we are flawed ourselves. Discernment means weighing character, policies, and long-term consequences instead of treating imperfection as permission to surrender our voice. Ask candidates what they have done to uphold the Constitution. Keep asking once they take office...
It’s not political. It’s cultural. #41 Prof. Pedro Blas González
Project Out Loud – What do Americans believe about freedom, responsibility, and the nation they inherited? That fight has been building for decades. Young Americans should understand collectivization, political coercion, and suppression of dissent. They should know what distinguishes those systems from the constitutional republic our founders created. Returning authority to the states must...
Siberian plague! Hidden dangers of biolab blunders, Q&A #210
America Out Loud PULSE with Malcolm Out Loud and Dr. Steve LaTulippe – My covid antibodies shot up to 2,000. I was SHOCKED! Could the huge increase be because I had recently had a cold ? Will the antibodies be reduced next year when I test again? Can we say that the vaccines are causing these people to die in their sleep at a young age?
The geopolitical consequences of the October 7 attacks
The National Security Hour with Jack Maxey – Three years after October 7, questions about American support for Israel sharpen concerns over civilian suffering, household costs, and the risk of wider war. A call for restraint challenges Washington to protect American interests, reconsider military commitments, and prevent regional conflict from becoming global catastrophe...
Canada’s China ties test its friendship with America
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Canada’s growing ties with China raise difficult questions about its friendship with America. Trade pressures, Alberta’s frustrations, and concerns about liberty complicate the relationship. Preserving trust requires scrutiny of government decisions while remembering that Canadians remain neighbors deserving friendship, understanding, and love across the border...
One nation, two sets of rules
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Probably the worst offenders of rules for thee but not for me have to be the members of Congress. Remember when they were imposing the [Un-]Affordable Care Act on the American people, but exempted themselves? Here’s another one. It is a federal crime to trade stocks based on insider information. That is, unless you’re a member of...
Glyphosate, hemp, and the future of Texas farm policy
The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – MAHA voters put healthier food and stronger farms ahead of party loyalty. Strategist Jeff Hutt sees Republican vulnerabilities and a Texas Democrat’s appeal on glyphosate and soil health, raising questions about midterm turnout, the movement’s influence, and who can earn its support in future elections...
Climbing the corporate ladder: Watch your step
The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – The negative points about climbing the company ladder will be discussed to include loss of personal time, health impacts, lower effective hourly pay, exhausting political machinations, loss of autonomy, diminishing returns on happiness, the illusion of security, and development of obsolete skill sets. However, there are positives of...
Inside the COVID ICU: Dr. Pierre Kory on Ivermectin, treatment, and what we witnessed
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Together, they compare what they witnessed at the bedside as critically ill patients arrived profoundly hypoxic and severely decompensated. They discuss the timing of treatment, remdesivir, corticosteroids, and anti-inflammatory therapy, the early controversy surrounding ibuprofen, the inflammatory and...
Noah’s Ark found: New radar evidence emerges from Mount Ararat
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For once, the question isn't simply whether you believe Noah's Ark existed. The question is: What does the evidence actually show? The radar has given researchers new places to look. The drills are now reaching beneath the surface. The laboratories will have the next word. Because sometimes the most hopeful thing science can do is admit that...
The Land of Lincoln—is it sinkin’? Does Illinois’ future depend on a new AG?
The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – According to a new safety ranking from Illinois Police, attributed to “Wallet Ranking,” Chicago ranks 161st in overall safety among 182 cities, making New York City safer by comparison. Crime is rising, and many residents and businesses are leaving the state because of concerns about crime, taxes, and leadership...
McMahon urges schools to teach the truth about socialism
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – At a time when young Americans are expressing positive impressions of socialism in record numbers, it is more important than ever for students to learn and understand the devastating human consequences of communist and socialist regimes. Linda McMahon urged classroom instruction on the destructive ideology of Communism...
365 days of questions and answers that will change your life
The Tenpenny Files – Pastor Billy Crone urges Christians to deepen their knowledge of Scripture as churches drift toward comfort and entertainment. His daily devotional encourages careful Bible study, while his interpretations of Trump, artificial intelligence, and prophecy challenge believers to examine political optimism and recognize potential spiritual deception...
Terrorist attack averted in the sky thanks to a plumber and a pilot
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Reports of an Israeli plumber and an injured pilot helping avert an airborne disaster highlight courage beyond politics. Their example raises questions about media fairness, responsible reporting, and moral consistency, reminding readers that defending innocent lives and recognizing heroism should transcend political loyalties and prejudice...
Conservative local government is the key to saving our nation
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Robin Armstrong – Can conservative local government offer Washington a path forward? Galveston County’s approach puts taxpayer stewardship at the center of public service. Leaner government and nonprofit partnerships offer a model for reducing waste, helping struggling families, and holding Republicans accountable for how they spend public money...
Veterans Club combines peer support, faith, and therapy
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Jeremy Harrell’s prosecution raises questions about disability benefits, volunteer service, and how the government measures employability. The Veterans Club founder seeks a presidential pardon as his case prompts calls for clear rules, careful scrutiny, and fair treatment for wounded veterans rebuilding their lives with purpose...
As America rethinks education, Britfield opens another door
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Susan Price – Calls for political renewal and education reform highlight concerns about government accountability and classroom ideology. Author Chad Robert Stewart offers a hopeful vision through his Britfield novels, promoting creativity, critical thinking, faith, and cultural exploration while inspiring children to discover history and embrace lifelong le
The dead cannot testify, and AI should not speak for them
Dangerous Thoughts with Jack Danger – AI can manufacture the appearance of certainty wherever people are vulnerable to persuasion. The question is not whether the technology can make us cry. It already can. The question is whether we will let those tears replace judgment. Justice demands that we resist, especially when the illusion feels most human, intimate, and painfully real...
We created the politics we say we hate
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – America is as politically polarized as I can remember in my lifetime. One question: are we contributing to the polarization or defusing it? Why do we keep having these political attacks? Why is there a spirit of revenge between the two major parties? Because We the People have taught them that this is one way to get re-elected: attack your...
How did we get here? The TRANS issue from a different view
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Angelina Farella – The detransitioners are now a unique subset of medical patients due to their physical, urological, biological fertility, hormonal, and mental health issues. This will be a challenging future for the medical community and the ethics of informed consent. The basis of informed consent for this community has been lacking awareness of...
Could Epstein-Barr virus be behind your unexplained fatigue
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Could Epstein-Barr virus play a role in unexplained fatigue and brain fog? Dr. Kasia Kines discusses her approach to testing, individualized nutrition, and whole-person care. The conversation explores careful evaluation, supplement considerations, and compassionate support for people seeking answers, greater underst
The IRGC’s open letter to America
Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – Iran’s Revolutionary Guard appeals to American voters with promises of peace and demands for policy changes. Its open letter raises questions about propaganda, national security, and media accountability. Americans must scrutinize competing claims, demand evidence, and protect independent judgment when evaluating foreign influence and diplomacy...
Behind America’s jobs report is a labor market being reshaped
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – America’s slowing labor market raises concerns as employers add just 29,000 jobs. Yet demand for healthcare professionals, educators, and skilled workers offers opportunity. The Federal Reserve balances inflation risks with economic weakness, while Americans face a practical question: Where can they find their next opportunity?
How narcissism and sadism fuel authoritarian leadership
The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Dr. Joseph Sansone’s book explores how narcissism, psychopathy, and sadism shape authoritarian leadership. It examines the absence of empathy among powerful figures and questions their conduct during COVID, offering a framework for understanding cruelty, institutional power, and the consequences of leadership without conscience or compassion
What do we lose if we abandon the Supreme Court?
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The Supreme Court is “distinctly American in concept and function,” as Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes observed. No other court in the world has functioned as long and with one main purpose —to interpret and protect the Constitution. The ideas espoused during the Great Awakening were the underpinnings of the words in the Declaration of Independence...
Government Accountability starts with facts
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Government accountability demands verified facts, rigorous oversight, and respect for constitutional rights. Congress must scrutinize federal investigations without relying on careless accusations. Citizens deserve transparency, defendants deserve due process, and public trust depends on checking claims, correcting mistakes, and demanding credible evidence over pa
Christa Pike committed a brutal crime 31 years ago; she isn’t a victim
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – A murder victim deserves more than a footnote in a killer’s story. Compassion and serious death penalty debate coexist with personal responsibility. Honest journalism keeps victims and grieving families visible, separates facts from speculation, and challenges a culture that turns criminal notoriety into public admiration...
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