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Weaponized AI, bioweapons, and sanctions bypass Sep 21, 2026 57:10 Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – Artificial intelligence poses growing national security risks as hostile actors seek to exploit advanced models for biological weaponization, missile development, and sanctions evasion. These threats demand stronger safeguards, user audits, and funding oversight as biotechnology and AI converge in an increasingly dangerous global security landscape...

America must champion freedom or lose God’s favor, Thomas Cromwell tells Trevor Loudon Sep 21, 2026 57:00 Trevor Loudon Reports – The American founding was so significant because it was established around the idea that rights come from God, not from a king, not from a government, or from any human. This is revolutionary and powerful. It is why America has been blessed. To continue to attract the blessing of God, America needs to continue to pursue that path and live that ideal...

Songwriting, AI music, & finding truth in a digital world Sep 21, 2026 57:24 The Walls R Talkin’ with Kelly and Troy Walls – The conversation then turns to one of the most debated topics in music today: artificial intelligence. Kelly and Troy share a candid and entertaining back-and-forth about the many ways AI is being used in the music industry, the frustrations surrounding it, and society’s evolving relationship with the technology. They also discuss how they use AI...

Roach sandwich, anyone? Sep 21, 2026 57:00 The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – Anything such as extreme weather (hurricanes, floods, heatwaves, droughts, wildfires), sea-level rise and coastal impacts, species extinction/biodiversity loss, food insecurity and agricultural disruption, and human migration/conflict/refugees. These are among the most frequently-cited items that progressive/left-leaning politicians...

Lauren and Stephanie save the world one controversy at a time Sep 21, 2026 57:00 Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Lauren Muglia – Lauren and Stephanie reflect on 9/11 while exploring conflicts over parental rights, public education, and government authority. Their discussion examines classroom gender expectations, questions surrounding measles policy, and the Lindsay Clancy case, highlighting tensions between individual dissent, institutional power, and t

Environmental safety after pesticide spraying incidents Sep 21, 2026 57:10 Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – Residents of Ladera Ranch demand answers about pesticide spraying near parks, schools, and daycare centers. Concerns about children’s health, environmental exposure, and regulatory accountability fuel calls for transparency, public notification, and stronger protections as families challenge officials to put community safety before chemical industry interests

The battles America cannot afford to lose Sep 20, 2026 58:47 Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – How can Republicans and Trump get on point to drive enthusiasm for November? The US, Denmark, and Greenland have reached a historic security agreement. Edward Haugland, Christian Briggs, and Major Fred Galvin in a roundtable discussion. How can the US counter China’s cognitive war against America?

Oh, say, can you see? America’s warnings go unheeded Sep 20, 2026 57:00 Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – President Trump’s social media posts anchor a stark warning about America’s future. The author links concerns over elections, courts, and government corruption to constitutional freedoms, arguing that national renewal depends on citizens’ participation, moral responsibility, and faith rather than reliance on one political leader alone...

California’s smart bet on financial literacy Sep 20, 2026 57:00 The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – California’s financial literacy requirement gives high school students practical tools for budgeting, saving, and investing. As Americans face rising prices and mounting financial pressure, personal finance education helps young adults manage debt, build emergency funds, and prepare for unexpected expenses with greater confidence and resilience...

Threats to our lives and liberties Sep 20, 2026 57:08 The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Debates over surveillance, vaccine mandates, religious exemptions, and glyphosate raise questions about personal freedom and public health. From license plate readers to courtroom battles over vaccines and Monsanto, competing claims about safety, government authority, and individual rights shape discussions about threats to lives and liberties...

Stand firm: Let God fight your battles Sep 20, 2026 56:56 FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Faith means trusting God’s wisdom even when fear closes in. Moses and the Red Sea remind us that deliverance rests on God’s faithfulness rather than human strength. Through uncertainty and hardship, His presence sustains us as we stand firm and surrender our need for control...

The treatment that never lets the patient leave Sep 20, 2026 57:16 America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Opioid maintenance treatment raises questions about how medicine defines recovery. Regulatory pressure, medical education, and financial incentives favor continued enrollment, while pathways toward ending treatment receive less attention. The debate centers on whether success means retaining patients indefinitely or helping them pursue independence fr

The dangerous arrogance of political power and no common sense Sep 19, 2026 56:52 Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Many attendees called Mamdani a socialist and communist sympathizer and said his presence was politically motivated rather than intended to honor the victims. Those who traveled to New York from other states criticized Mamdani’s attendance as disrespectful and offensive. Others argued that Mamdani’s association with Hasan Piker...

The end of occupation and the beginning of Iraq’s test Sep 19, 2026 57:00 The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – The opportunity is real. Iraq could evolve into a regional hub that weakens Iran’s leverage and offers a different model for the Middle East. That will require discipline from Baghdad, patience from Washington, and courage from Iraqis who still believe their country can be more than a proxy battlefield...

Shapiro’s vaccine push and the money behind it Sep 19, 2026 57:00 Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – With the stealth-like tenacity of a Colombian drug cartel, Shapiro continues to push for the manufacturing, distribution, and uptake of more vaccines. Pennsylvania is nicknamed “The Keystone State” due to its central role in the original 13 colonies. Perhaps now the state of Pennsylvania is well on its way to becoming “The Vaccine State,”

NYC college to host Marxist “radical assembly” Sep 19, 2026 57:00 The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – BMCC is a taxpayer-financed institution. They’re forcing taxpayers to pay to promote Marxism, whose goal is the violent overthrow of the US government. It’s a threat to our society. The invitation, enticing college students to attend, plays upon the fears of young people by painting a “brutish and bleak” future if we continue to operate our nation under the..

Warning to Americans! Internal weakness invites external aggression Sep 19, 2026 57:00 The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – America’s adversaries understand this. Nations like China, Russia, and Iran have long believed that Western decadence and internal division will eventually weaken the United States beyond repair. They see a culture obsessed with outrage, fragmented by identity politics, and increasingly unwilling to defend the values that once made it strong. They see...

What changed inside the body before the cancer appeared? Sep 19, 2026 54:18 The Tenpenny Files – Dr. Mark Sircus explores how mineral status, cellular energy, environmental exposures, and emotional stress shape his biological terrain approach to cancer. The conversation examines his views on magnesium, iodine, and mitochondrial function while encouraging readers to ask questions about their health before a diagnosis occurs...

AI apocalypse #38 Gail Macrae Sep 19, 2026 54:39 Project Out Loud – The real danger is not science fiction fantasy. It is the very human habit of building first and asking hard questions later. It is the same pattern we have seen in every industry captured by money. When a model can be taught to hide mistakes, conceal misalignment, or exploit loopholes to get around restrictions, we are talking about a system learning strategies that look uncomf

The Constitution’s forgotten promise: Government has limits Sep 19, 2026 57:00 The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Unique in world history, the Constitution of the United States not only established what we now call the federal government, but gives We the People tools to both defend and assert our rights. That has not stopped Congress from passing laws and creating agencies in violation of the supreme law of the land. Sadly though, most...

The Lindsay Clancy case: Has psychiatric care become iatrogenic harm? Sep 19, 2026 55:00 The Nurses Report with Nicole, Ashley & David – The Lindsay Clancy case raises questions about postpartum mental healthcare, psychiatric medications, and fragmented treatment. Nurses examine potential medication harms, conflicting diagnoses, and barriers to seeking help while asking whether accountability for three children’s deaths can coexist with ongoing scrutiny of their mother’s psychiatric c

Pastors discuss election integrity, faith, and January 6 Sep 19, 2026 57:00 Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Pastors Lorenzo Sewell and Bill Dunfee explore the intersection of Christian faith, election integrity, and political activism. Sewell calls for investigations into alleged voting irregularities, while Dunfee recounts his January 6 experience and arrest. Both emphasize civic responsibility, constitutional liberty, and accountability in America

What if? A hypothetical: The policies that could end America Sep 19, 2026 57:00 The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – This isn't science fiction. Every policy in this scenario is publicly advocated for, on the record, with applause. Tonight, Fred Galvin walks you through a hypothetical 2030 — two years into an administration that has delivered complete open borders by land, sea, and air; unprecedented deficit spending that has collapsed the American economy...

The $40 trillion reckoning: Why the Fed’s rate hike changes everything Sep 19, 2026 56:58 On the Record with Christian Briggs – Explaining the system through simple mechanics, Briggs shows that while the Fed manipulates overnight bank rates, real-world borrowing—thirty-year mortgages, auto financing, and commercial debt—is driven by long-term Treasury yields. With the national debt blasting past forty trillion dollars and peacetime deficits out of control, bond vigilantes are staging a

Think outside the mortgage: Rethinking the American dream Sep 18, 2026 57:00 The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – As home prices fall and inventory grows, buyers gain negotiating power, but affordability remains challenging. High mortgage rates strain budgets, while tiny homes, downsizing, and unconventional living arrangements offer alternatives. Creative housing choices help Americans reduce expenses, build savings, and pursue greater long-term financial freedom...

The infrastructure reckoning: AI, energy and military power collide Sep 18, 2026 57:58 Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – Data centers are projected to require tens of gigawatts of additional power. They are not simply villains or technological abstractions; they are essential infrastructure with substantial electricity and water demands. The real questions are who finances the required generation, who pays for grid expansion, and whether host communities are...

Trump’s $5000 tariff dividend: Is it a bribe or a bonus for Americans? Sep 18, 2026 56:57 Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Bruce Robertson examines Trump’s proposed $5,000 tariff dividend, exploring claims of vote buying, legal precedents, and the idea of Americans as shareholders. He also discusses socialism, investigative blogger Nick Shirley, Jack Smith, and stories of Trump’s personal generosity while challenging prevailing political and media narratives...

The Lincoln lesson: Facts matter when sailors are at sea Sep 18, 2026 57:00 Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – In meetings with Department of War personnel, I learned that the Secretary of War and his team were diligently gathering facts about the publicly debated issues while ensuring that personnel aboard the carrier had everything they needed—efforts many media outlets overlooked...

Britain’s slow surrender: How a nation loses itself Sep 18, 2026 1:04:38 Two Mikes on America Out Loud – Britain’s ruling class has spent years telling itself that this breakdown is progress. It is not. It is decline with a smile on its face. The modern obsession with sensitivity, inclusion, and emotional comfort has crowded out courage, discipline, and basic fairness. A police force trained to fear accusation more than crime will protect its own image before it protec

239 years later: Can the Constitution survive America’s socialist turn? Sep 18, 2026 56:55 The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – If Socialists keep getting elected to positions of power in our government, our Constitution will become a relic. Ours is the longest-serving Constitution in the history of governments. Two hundred thirty-nine years is impressive for one governing document, especially when the average lifespan of global constitutions is only 17 years...

Against the lockdown consensus: Jay Bhattacharya on censorship and scientific dissent Sep 18, 2026 57:30 America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – The critic has administrative authority, budgets, personnel, grant policy, and the constraints that come with governing. His old claims can be read beside his present stewardship. The argument of 2023 was that institutions must tolerate correction. The question after 2025 is whether an institution can be corrected from the chair at its head...

The real AI threat may not be the machines Sep 18, 2026 56:55 Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Artificial intelligence raises concerns about corporate control, government surveillance, and manufactured public opinion. Chris Cordani and Tim Wilson explore how regulation, China’s influence, media pressure, and jury independence reveal a shared challenge: protecting independent judgment in a society increasingly shaped by powerful institu

The State of the Republic: Looking past Washington’s talking points Sep 18, 2026 57:04 The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Trump and Hochul appear to be using government to help their causes in the upcoming election. Trump plans to “rebate” Obamacare funds collected under the Biden Administration, while Hochul is offering state grants to a significant voting bloc. While unemployment reports look pretty good, serious problems lurk beneath the surface...

Cancer Research, nutrition, and metabolic solutions Sep 18, 2026 56:55 Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Patients and doctors increasingly question conventional approaches to chronic illness and cancer care. Growing interest in nutrition, immune support, and metabolic health highlights calls for broader treatment discussions, greater transparency, and patient choice. Healthcare needs curiosity, humility, and open conversations about evidence and available options...

Did 50 years of fearing the sun create a new health problem Sep 18, 2026 53:31 The Tenpenny Files – Dr. William Supple Jr. questions whether decades of sun avoidance contribute to vitamin D deficiency. His book, The Sunlight Solution, explores potential connections to inflammation, brain health, aging, and muscle strength while challenging conventional views on sunscreen and encouraging broader conversations about sunlight and health...

Mold toxicity: It’s not just the mold Sep 18, 2026 57:00 The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – I explore how mold exposure affects cellular health, detoxification, and respiratory function. I explain why individual health factors matter, outlines her approach to recovery, and highlights distinctions between mycotoxin toxicity, allergies, colonization, and fungal infections while discussing testing options and personalized s

Thomas Massie, Pete Hegseth and the battle inside the GOP Sep 17, 2026 57:07 After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Massie discovers outrage and impeachment language when it can be aimed at a man like Pete Hegseth, a target chosen because it creates noise, not because it fixes anything. That is the problem in Washington. Too many politicians want the attention that comes with opposition, but not the responsibility that comes with governing...

The $5,000 promise vs. $40 trillion debt: What do voters really want? Sep 17, 2026 57:00 The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The United States has now surpassed $40 trillion in national debt, while the federal budget deficit is approaching $2 trillion for the current fiscal year. A $5,000 check may sound appealing, but Americans deserve a serious conversation about where the money comes from, what it does to inflation, and what happens to the debt afterward. The Elephant in the R

RFK Jr., measles and the battle over public health, Q&A #209 Sep 17, 2026 57:42 America Out Loud PULSE with Malcolm Out Loud and Dr. Stephanie Coxon – Can you give me a summary of the COVID-19 vax mechanism that is causing harm? Do you think stem cell injections in this type of situation could be a problem? Is there a possibility that shedding from the close encounter with her husband could be the cause of her Alzheimer’s?

Secrets, scams, and the case against Fauci Sep 17, 2026 57:00 Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Peter Navarro joins Unleashed to discuss alleged tariff fraud, global supply chain vulnerabilities, and efforts to restore American manufacturing. The conversation also examines allegations against Anthony Fauci, pandemic policies, newly released intelligence about September 11, and Silicon Valley’s growing debate over stronger artificial intelli

The 4.0 mirage: California’s students confront a harsh reality Sep 17, 2026 57:00 The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – California students earn soaring GPAs while math and reading proficiency decline. Teachers face pressure to inflate grades, leaving graduates with a false sense of achievement. Behind the straight A’s, concerns grow over academic honesty, weakened standards, and whether schools adequately prepare students for college demands...

$9 trillion later and the climate keeps changing – go figure! Sep 17, 2026 56:55 The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – According to the so-called “experts,” we all should have sweated to death decades ago, but we haven’t. Do you realize that the world has spent $9 trillion dollars just since 2020 in a futile attempt to limit the rise in global temperatures? I say futile because they could not reach their goal of a rise of only 1.5°C. At best, they think they can limit

AI should never be political Sep 17, 2026 57:21 Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – AI concerns cross party lines as Americans face job uncertainty, expanding surveillance, and rising energy costs. Trump’s dismissal of those fears risks turning a shared challenge into a partisan fight. Winning the technology race requires public trust, responsible safeguards, and leadership that listens to everyone....

The Republic cannot run on autopilot Sep 17, 2026 57:00 The National Security Hour with Jack Maxey – The machinery of power keeps grinding ahead while the country is told not to worry. That is the oldest trick in the book. If you want to weaken a republic, first numb the people who are supposed to defend it. We need citizens who can still tell the difference between a republic and a managed illusion. We need competence, not...

Equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome Sep 17, 2026 57:08 Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Americans face rising living costs while political leaders offer flashy checks instead of lasting solutions. Inflation, national debt, and unchecked spending demand honesty and restraint. Financial stability depends on responsible leadership, disciplined saving, and careful financial planning that make everyday life more affordable for families...

Breathe better, stay healthier: The power of proactive nasal health Sep 17, 2026 57:45 The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – What if one of the most overlooked tools for supporting our health is something as simple as taking better care of the place where much of the outside world first enters our bodies—the nose? A conversation about nasal health, prevention, and taking a more proactive approach to...

What if holding it all together is the opposite of what God asked you to do Sep 17, 2026 53:48 The Tenpenny Files – Nichole Suvar explores the connection between faith, anxiety, and the need for control. Through her Garden of Eden framework, she encourages healthy boundaries, surrender, and trust in God’s timing, reminding overwhelmed believers that cultivating peace does not require holding everything together or guaranteeing every outcome...

Stopping the narcotic tsunami in America Sep 16, 2026 57:00 The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – America’s opioid crisis demands solutions that address addiction treatment, drug supply, and prevention. Richard Baum explores emerging pharmaceutical therapies, federal policy, and an upcoming Georgetown University conference examining youth culture, international diplomacy, and corruption as efforts intensify to combat fentanyl and other illi

Why are AI companies sounding the alarm about their AI creations? Sep 16, 2026 57:19 After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Across the country, towns are being asked to welcome massive data centers. Officials promise jobs and tax revenue. Residents see higher electric demand, heavier water use, noise, and a corporate footprint that may never leave. That is not irrational fear. That is common sense. If a company wants access to local power grids and local land, it should pay more tha

Republic or a Mobocracy? The battle over the Supreme Court Sep 16, 2026 57:07 The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The current Constitutional structure of our three branches of government does not benefit socialists because they believe the Supreme Court exists to do the will of the people rather than uphold the will of the Constitution by protecting inalienable rights. Turley points out that socialist thinking runs contrary to our nation’s founding principles...

Rick Rescorla: The 9-11 hero who saved 2,700 lives Sep 16, 2026 57:00 The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Rick Rescorla’s courage and preparation save approximately 2,700 lives on September 11. As chaos engulfs the World Trade Center, he leads employees to safety before returning for others. His sacrifice challenges Americans to honor tragedy through service, resilience, and a commitment to protecting one another...

Fundamental threat to our nation is a distorted memory Sep 16, 2026 57:00 The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Why the attempt to minimize the truth or alter the facts? What are the stakes? How important is it to respect and honor the dead, survivors, and heroes from that day? Joining host Blanquita Cullum is Scott Faulkner, former Chief Administrative Officer of the House of Representatives and author of Naked Emperors, his Congressional...

What Charlie Kirk’s death revealed about America Sep 16, 2026 57:32 America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Robin Armstrong – His death should have called us toward unity and reflection. Instead, too many on the left responded with gloating, conspiracy, and contempt. That reaction reveals a deeper sickness. When politics becomes so poisonous that an opponent’s murder is treated as a cause for celebration, the republic is in danger. Yet there is another lesson here...

A test of national memory—and American resolve Sep 16, 2026 57:09 Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Americans do not need more polished slogans. We need civic courage. We need voters who study records, parents who teach history, communities that support law enforcement, and citizens who refuse to surrender freedom out of fear or fatigue. We need institutions that remember the Constitution is not a decoration. It is the contract...

Courts, maps and voter rolls: Who controls America’s elections? Sep 16, 2026 56:54 The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Ever since he took office, Donald Trump and his administration have been trying to meddle in the state voter registration system. Apparently, the fact that the Constitution places both holding elections and registering voters in the hands of the states, not the federal government, hasn’t prevented federal meddling in matters that aren't its purview...

From positive to negative, Christianity in America Sep 16, 2026 56:56 Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Christianity in America faces growing cultural hostility as shared moral foundations weaken. Believers confront a changing public square with stronger communities, intentional education, and renewed commitment to family. Faith calls for courage, discipline, and conviction as churches and families uphold truth amid deepening cultural divisions...

The changing landscape of Lyme and mold treatment Sep 16, 2026 57:54 The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – For decades, many patients suffering from complex, multisystem symptoms have struggled to find answers within the conventional medical system. Lyme disease is one condition that can be particularly challenging because symptoms may persist long after initial treatment and can overlap with mold illness...

Trump’s odd $5,000 promise and other midterm mishaps Sep 15, 2026 57:00 The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – America does not need more grandstanding from Republicans. It does not need more grandstanding from Democrats either. What Americans need are leaders willing to tell the truth about difficult economic realities, work with people they disagree with, and put solutions ahead of party loyalty and false promises of $5,000 checks. At a time when...

From Frederick Douglass to Flock cameras: The fight for freedom continues Sep 15, 2026 57:00 The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – The surveillance cameras are the tools that will enable them to implement the Great Reset/Agenda21/2030, 15-minute cities, and their sustainable green fraud schemes. Also, Kay Carl has spent years bringing Frederick Douglass' message of liberty to campuses and communities across the country, and he's here to talk...

Washington’s unfinished business: Downsizing FEMA and DHS Sep 15, 2026 57:00 The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Mr. Richardson was appointed by President Trump to begin plans to reduce the size and budgets of FEMA and eventually DHS. At FEMA, Mr. Richardson found a workforce of 6,000 employees, many of whom were walking the floors of the seven-story FEMA Building, complaining of low morale and claiming that their work did not matter...

Falling behind! America’s education crisis goes global Sep 15, 2026 57:00 The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Initial findings show that students from Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Canada, and the UK continue to outperform U.S. public school students in reading, science, and math. Compared with the 2022 results, U.S. scores in science remained the same, but for math and reading it’s a different story...

Historical debates that shaped the Constitution Sep 15, 2026 57:01 Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Constitution Day highlights the founding principles that protect American liberty: limited federal power, state authority, and citizen responsibility. As debates over elections and government authority continue, preserving the republic requires respect for constitutional boundaries, lawful amendments, and an informed public willing to hold leaders accou

When doctors stop asking why: The crisis in American medicine Sep 15, 2026 57:00 America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Angelina Farella – The real scandal in American medicine is not only cost. It is the steady loss of curiosity. Patients with complex symptoms are often treated like checklists instead of human beings. If the first round of labs is “normal,” the search stops. If the problem is not obvious, the answer becomes dismissal. People are left to carry the burden of being tol

Combating 9/11 conspiracy theories, truth first Sep 15, 2026 57:00 Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – America faces a dangerous mix of fading memories and emerging threats. Remembering 9/11 means rejecting conspiracy theories and confronting extremism. As artificial intelligence advances and national debt grows, the country needs truth, fiscal restraint, and courageous leadership to confront denial and protect its shared future...

9/11 at 25: History is a warning, not just a memory Sep 15, 2026 57:10 After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Twenty-five years after September 11, America faces the danger of forgetting. Honest history education, clear recognition of extremist threats, and respect for victims and first responders preserve the lessons of that day. National strength depends on remembrance, vigilance, and leaders who speak with moral clarity...

Beyond Borders: Achilles on culture, connection, and self-love Sep 15, 2026 57:11 Your Man, Monk with Monk Coleman – There are enough resources in the world for everyone to benefit. Rather than approaching life from a mindset of scarcity, Achilles encourages people to recognize the abundance around them and understand that we can all contribute to one another’s growth. He emphasizes the importance of uplifting others, creating opportunities for one another, and...

Bedside to the Kennedy Room: The COVID protocol reckoning Sep 15, 2026 57:00 The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Nurse Jodi O’Malley calls for renewed commitment to nursing ethics as she challenges COVID hospital protocols. Her advocacy centers on informed consent, patient rights, and family access, urging nurses to question harmful policies, strengthen ethics education, and put patient welfare above institutional pressure and

Why is CCP’s cognitive warfare different? Sep 14, 2026 57:00 Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – China’s communist system has refined this method for decades. It learned how to shape society from the top down, how to train people to repeat narratives, how to normalize surveillance, and how to use social pressure as a weapon. What was once confined to controlled political environments is now exported globally through...

Faith life logic and Lindsay Clancy Sep 14, 2026 57:00 The Walls R Talkin’ with Kelly and Troy Walls – Kelly and Troy Walls share their Nashville journey, marriage, and contrasting perspectives on faith and reason. Through candid conversations about the Lindsay Clancy case, mental illness, and personal responsibility, the country duo explores difficult questions and invites listeners to consider what logic alone cannot explain...

Long tail activism Sep 14, 2026 57:00 Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – Long-tail activism turns institutions into engines of political influence that persist beyond elections. Universities, corporations, and government agencies spread ideological priorities through incentives, policies, and professional standards. Restoring their core purposes helps return political power to voters and strengthens democratic accountabi

Burning Man Chaos, oneness, sacrilege, paganism Sep 14, 2026 57:00 The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Investigative journalist Alex Newman describes Burning Man’s rituals and culture through a Christian lens, raising concerns about paganism, Silicon Valley’s influence, and artificial intelligence. His account urges families to protect children, uphold biblical values, and examine how technology leaders shape society’s moral and spiritual direction

Pennsylvania DOH and Gov. Josh Shapiro are one Hitler salute away from Nazi Germany Sep 14, 2026 57:10 Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Lauren Muglia – DOH officials would gain authority to waltz into schools and private homes for investigations without parental consent, compel vaccination reporting, and stretch the list of “reportable” diseases to include anything they merely suspect. We didn’t mince words about the regulations’ de

Climate activists violate social justice causes they pretend to hold dear Sep 14, 2026 57:00 The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Climate change plans are already hurting the most vulnerable people in our society and even more so in Africa and other parts of the developing world. This is partly because, with Western banks and other lending agencies following the edicts of Al Gore, Greta Thunberg and the United Nations, poor nations find it difficult to get...

Building resilience through mobility training and focus Sep 14, 2026 57:03 Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – Troy Casey explores how movement, meditation, nutrition, and self-discipline build resilience and restore balance. He encourages a return to simple daily habits that support physical, mental, and emotional wellness while challenging distraction, dependency, and quick fixes through personal responsibility, purposeful living, and connection with nature...

America’s reckoning! Socialism, midterms & lessons we forgot Sep 13, 2026 58:04 Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Sept. 11 redux? Twenty-five years later, whistleblowers sound the alarm on Afghan ‘allies’ …Mark Krikorian, will share the startling numbers. What are the 7 questions that will define the midterms? Prof. Pedro Blas González, IQ al-Rassooli, & Karen Schoen. A shocking poll shows almost half of 18- to 34-year-olds see democratic socialism as...

Why we should remember and honor Charlie Kirk Sep 13, 2026 57:00 Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – Charlie Kirk’s legacy inspires a call to honor Christian faith, speak truth boldly, and live with integrity. His commitment to Scripture, respectful debate, and personal conviction challenges believers to put God first, defend their beliefs, and carry the gospel forward through courageous, faithful daily living...

When ideology clouds our view of history Sep 13, 2026 56:53 The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Learning from the past requires honest reflection rather than politically convenient interpretations. From judicial precedent and scientific integrity to socialist policies and declining school performance, life’s consequences challenge us to examine our assumptions, question institutional failures, and ask whether history truly informs our decisions t

The American Dream: Is it dead or alive? Sep 13, 2026 57:00 Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Today, many Americans feel the traditional American Dream is out of reach due to rising costs of living, increasing wealth gaps, and declining upward mobility. In a recent CNBC survey, 51% of U.S. adults say the American Dream is out of reach for most people right now. Roughly four in five survey respondents identified the cost of living as...

God introduces a “sign for you” Sep 13, 2026 57:00 FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – God offers signs that point us toward trust rather than fear. Through Passover and the cross, He reveals His protection, mercy, and faithfulness. Life’s struggles invite us to choose confidence in His promises, resist discouragement, and keep moving forward with hope firmly rooted in Christ...

NYC residents push back against Mamdani’s Communist takeover Sep 13, 2026 56:52 The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The honeymoon is over, and NYC residents are coming to the conclusion that Communism doesn’t pay . . . unless you’re at the top of the food chain. Two lawsuits have been filed against New York City by the Multicultural Business Coalition (MBC). This group represents roughly 1,000 minority-owned bodegas, delis, and supermarkets. Their complaint argues...

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