Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 052526 LIVE, - Memorial Day Mic Drop: Iran’s Leverage, Tech Glitches, and Real Talk

In today’s Memorial Day edition of the Radio Ranch, I opened with some frank reflections on the day and quickly dove into a wide-ranging, unscripted conversation with the crew and callers. We wrestled with tech hiccups (free conference call went down mid-show), ongoing phone-line woes, and a year-long battle to restore a reliable MagicJack connection—all while keeping the livestreams running. From there, we jumped into geopolitical flashpoints: Iran’s newfound leverage over global undersea internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz, the risks to India and worldwide finance if those links are disrupted, and the broader scramble as great powers test the world’s digital choke points. We also debated reports around Tulsi Gabbard, RFK, Ukraine’s war footing and demographics, and the relentless acceleration of global agendas. Lightening the load, I shared an update on baseball’s automated strike zone (AVS) and how tech is cleaning up on-field controversies, then we circled back to practical listener matters: debt collectors and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, strategies for those dealing with medical/financial stress, and crowd-sourcing help to get Paul relocated to Oklahoma—the “Escape from New York Tour.” We closed with health tips and resources listeners shared (from zeolites to bee pollen), plus a pointer to Mer’s RBN segment unpacking chemtrails, diesel particulates, and climate-mapping resources, inviting everyone to catch the archive and support independent media.