Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles LIVE 110325 ,Open Lines After the Time Change: Passports, Politics, and a Packed Monday

On today’s Monday edition from the Radio Ranch (recorded November 3, 2025 after the clocks shifted back to Standard Time), I open the phones for a fast-moving, caller-driven show. We start with housekeeping on where to listen live, then dive into listener updates from around the country: time-change debates, local politics in Alabama and Tennessee, firearm-rights hurdles, and nuts‑and‑bolts questions about passport paperwork and name changes. We also hear from returning voices in the community with life updates, including caregiving, health, and relocation plans. From there, callers share strong views on national and global stories in the news cycle—Venezuela and South America, education policy, home‑school oversight, platform moderation, and media personalities—plus notes on recent interviews and documentaries circulating online. It’s a brisk, sometimes contentious, always wide‑open lines show featuring community tips (like ad‑blocking browsers), where to find replays, and a reminder that new listeners are welcome to join the daily discussions. Listener discretion advised: callers express a range of opinions, some of them controversial, which are their own.'Global Voice Radio Network' (live stream hub): https://globalvoiceradio.net'Euro Folk Radio' (syndication site): https://eurofolkradio.com'Rumble' (show replays platform): https://rumble.com'Twitch' (live streaming platform): https://www.twitch.tv'DLive' (live streaming platform): https://dlive.tv'FreeConferenceCall' (live call‑in platform): https://www.freeconferencecall.com'USAWatchdog' (Greg Hunter interview archive referenced): https://usawatchdog.com'The New American' (Alex Newman’s outlet): https://thenewamerican.com'Infowars' (show mentioned; morning blocks and hosts): https://www.infowars.com'BitChute' (alt‑video platform for documentaries): https://www.bitchute.com'Brave Browser' (ad‑blocking browser tip shared): https://brave.com'Oklahoma HB 2818 – Private Property Protection Act' (bill info): https://oklegislature.gov'Quigley Down Under' (film referenced): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102744/