Episodes
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From Europe to America: The people are turning against the powerful
The National Security Hour with Jack Maxey – Blaming immigration alone misses the deeper revolt against a privileged class that seems insulated from every consequence. Ordinary people pay more, get less, and watch the well-connected escape accountability. No society can sustain that bargain...
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When fear became a public health treatment
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Psychologist Gary Sidley questions the ethics of using fear, shame, and conformity to secure public health compliance. Examining pandemic messaging, the discussion asks who defines acceptable behavior, where persuasion becomes manipulation, and why...
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Beyond the pink ribbon: The metabolic side of breast health
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – I look beyond pink ribbons to explore metabolic health, hormonal influences, environmental exposures, and breast cancer screening. I challenge pinkwashing and call for broader education, informed consent, and meaningful...
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Federal raid on Ilhan Omar proves her math doesn’t add up!
On the Record with Christian Briggs – While legacy media networks quickly rushed to dismiss the raid as "political theater" or a "procedural misunderstanding from twenty-five years ago," the underlying legal mechanics reveal a seismic breakdown in foundational document integrity. Federal...
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Immigration, political retaliation, and the crisis facing the West
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Democracy requires citizens to think one step beyond the slogan. What happens after the policy is enacted? What happens after the border is opened? What happens after the government gains a new power? What happens when the other party...
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Who shapes your children’s understanding of freedom?
The Tenpenny Files – Who shapes what your children believe about freedom? Dr. Bradley Thayer discusses his argument that communism’s influence outlasts the Soviet Union. On The Tenpenny Files, he examines ideological influence, political exhaustion, and AI, asking families to consider what…
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX giveaway could spark an investing revolution
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The encouraging part of this story is the possibility that a successful entrepreneur could inspire millions of children to think differently about their financial futures. Will this be another catalyst for setting our kids up for success? Will they become...
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Close the checkbook: Ukraine aid needs a finish line
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – American taxpayers deserve a clear endgame for Ukraine aid. The case for limiting further funding centers on accountability, American interests, and the mounting human cost of war. Pressure for negotiations offers a path toward peace, while continued…
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Why Rutherford County’s cooperation with ICE matters
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Rutherford County’s cooperation with ICE raises questions about local jails, federal immigration enforcement, and political opposition. The debate highlights the distinction between holding detainees and conducting neighborhood sweeps, while making the case that...
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Brainwashing on campus: The hidden agenda behind DEI
Two Mikes on America Out Loud – The professors are generally committed “Critical Marxists” who shape their courses to give the students a “radical lens” through which to learn about America, its society and history, and the basic and nearly unanimous anti-Black racism prominent among Americans,...
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Is the crisis of confusion finally coming to a close?
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Fewer teens are claiming to be homosexual or bisexual after years of that number rising. “The trends are striking,” Twenge wrote on her blog, especially after comparing them with data from a decade ago. Twenge admitted to having no answer for the decline. “I...
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The most important election in our lifetime… again!
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In just a couple of weeks, Americans will be voting in the midterm elections. Well, some Americans will be voting. The fact that, year after year, the turnout for midterm elections is so low is probably why some people try to hype it. That said, while...
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France is burning, Washington is investigating, and America is watching
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Macron’s “those who destroyed must pay” response, claims of selective targeting of Jewish businesses, and the open talk from some of the same activist circles about exporting the same energy to American streets. The through-line: legitimate...
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Socialism’s free promises and the price of liberty
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Promises of free necessities raise questions about government power, private property, and personal responsibility. A biblical view of stewardship emphasizes the character that sustains liberty. Families and communities can help young people examine...
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When nurses speak up: Sarah Choujounian’s story
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Sarah Choujounian shares the personal and professional consequences of challenging Canada’s COVID-era healthcare policies. In conversation with Kimberly Overton, she reflects on losing her nursing registration, finding...
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Is America next? France riots and the dangers of communism
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – France's turmoil offers a warning for Americans who believe political instability is something that happens only overseas. America should learn from Europe’s mistakes before social divisions become more difficult to repair. As the Democratic Socialist of...
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Can government records be trusted?
The Tenpenny Files – Federal records expert Don Lueders questions whether government electronic records are complete and authentic. In conversation with Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, he explores how recordkeeping failures can undermine investigations, obstruct accountability, and prevent the accused from...
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Lab leak versus bioweapon: Why intent matters
The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – What separates an accidental lab leak from a deliberate biological attack? Reports surrounding a Russian laboratory worker’s death frame a discussion with Dr. Li-Meng Yan about pathogen research, international weapons restrictions, and…
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While France burns, America faces its own political awakening
The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – The image of Emmanuel Macron enjoying a concert while France faced violent unrest captures something deeply troubling: a political class that seems unable to read the room. There is a warning here for Americans. When leaders appear detached…
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Freedom’s fight begins now as voting starts in Texas
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Robin Armstrong – Work runs late. Children get sick. Machines break down. An unexpected problem can turn a firm intention into a missed vote. Casting your ballot early removes that risk. It also helps campaigns use their resources wisely. Once your participation...
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Obama reignites feud with Israel accusing them of land theft
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Barack Obama’s criticism of Israel deserves scrutiny, especially when young Americans are learning about the Middle East through social media clips. In my view, his rhetoric deepens division and feeds hostility toward an ally already fighting enemies committed...
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Being pro-life means more than winning the abortion debate
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – The overturning of Roe v. Wade returned abortion policy to the states. It did not settle the struggle over hearts and minds. Women can cross state lines. Laws alone cannot answer the fear that makes a woman believe abortion is her only way forward. That is where...
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The hard read: How to conquer a difficult book
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The mastery of being human requires continuing education for the soul. That’s what you get when you tackle a great book. Lawyers, teachers, and those in other professions must take continuing education courses to certify mastery of content. It got me...
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Climate, energy, and vaccines: What if everything you know is wrong?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Have you ever been absolutely sure about something, only to find out in a very uncomfortable way it wasn’t true? Take climate change. There are people who have confidently said we’d all be dead by the year 2000, or 2010, maybe 2020. If they’ve been...
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The autoimmune solution: A four-pillar approach with Dr. Amy Myers
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Gut health, reducing toxic exposures, addressing infections, and the roles of stress and trauma. Dr. Myers explains her concept of the autoimmune spectrum and shares how she individualizes dietary changes to…
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From classrooms to chaos: Who is influencing America’s youth?
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Susan Price – Last week, more than 3,600 students participating across 14 different Florida schools claimed they were exercising their 1st Amendment Right by protesting and supporting unity for illegal aliens. Yet many of these children used this…
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Oregon school shooting: The heroes who stepped in give hope in the midst of tragedy
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – There is something deeply uncomfortable about searching for a positive message in a tragedy involving murdered children. The grief is unimaginable. The trauma experienced by witnesses and survivors is real. The families who must live with this loss deserve...
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The Balkans fire has not been extinguished
The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Dr. Elidia Dakoli recounts her family’s suffering under Albania’s communist regime and warns of its legacy’s enduring influence. Discussing Beneath the Silence, she raises questions about unpunished abuses, forgotten victims, and the...
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Republican turnout could decide Trump’s midterm future
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Republican turnout could determine whether Trump advances his agenda or faces a Democratic House focused on investigations. Early voting concerns, unreturned ballots, and household costs sharpen the stakes as Republicans confront the challenge of turning…
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No one is above the law, including Ilhan Omar
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Equal accountability requires lawful scrutiny of public officials, regardless of party. Questions surrounding Ilhan Omar’s immigration records become a test of evidence, fair enforcement, and media responsibility. Conservatives must insist on answers while...
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Parents on the level: A scholastic support system
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Angelina Farella – Parents deserve to know what their children learn and how schools spend their tax dollars. Marsha Metzger discusses concerns about social-emotional learning, curriculum transparency, and parental authority while offering practical resources to…
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Choosing life, finding gratitude: Lisa Beth Molose’s journey of healing and self-discovery
Your Man, Monk with Monk Coleman – As the physical suffering continued and the emotional weight became overwhelming, she reached a point of profound despair, contemplating suicide and even writing goodbye letters. During this dark period, she recalls an experience in which her deceased…
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Why 25% of teachers say they won’t be back in the classroom next year
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – When teachers feel like they don’t matter to their students, families, administrators, and other teachers, the flame of passion begins to die. They’re ready to move on to other career options. The school plays a role in this feeling. Private schools and...
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Geoengineering the planet: Who profits from blocking the sun?
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Gail Macrae, BSN, RN – People who disagree about the causes of measured warming can still agree that adding untested particles to the stratosphere is not an acceptable response. That overlap is real. The poll Roguski ran after publishing the current law...
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Who is Zhang Wanying, the arrested CCP secret spy in California
Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – Allegations against California real estate agent Zhang Wanying raise questions about Chinese surveillance of Taiwan’s presidential family on American soil. The case prompts scrutiny of financial transactions, business connections, and potential coercion,...
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Christians vote: Loudon’s providential case for saving America
Trevor Loudon Reports – Thirty million Christians who lean conservative may stay home; their votes would secure victory. James 4:17 declares that knowing the right action and failing to take it is sin. Christians must restrain evil at every level with votes, money, and effort. Pastors who avoid...
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Vote Republican as your life depends on it, because it does
The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – When you tell them that both Communists and Muslims will lie, and that you should believe the opposite of whatever they say, they shrug their shoulders and disagree. When Democrats are asked to explain their position, they can only repeat...
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January 6 through the eyes of Michael Nichols
The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Michael Nichols joins The Breggin Hour to recount helping police leave the Capitol on January 6. His eyewitness account anchors a discussion of competing narratives, federal prosecutions, and the personal consequences of that day, while raising...
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Climate activists using the courts to bypass democracy
The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Climate activists have not surrendered. They are trying to force the issue through the courts, suing energy companies for damages caused by climate change that these companies are supposedly creating by producing oil and natural gas. Of...
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Everything you’ve never heard but need to: Blue Foley, unreleased songs & the naked Troy Facebook frenzy
The Walls R Talkin’ with Kelly and Troy Walls – Nashville songwriter Blue Foley’s friendship with Kelly and Troy Walls brings together unreleased songs, shared holidays, and a hilariously ill-fated Facebook photo. Their stories reveal the personal connections behind the music, while Nashville...
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Russian plague fears: Evidence before panic
Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – Reports of a laboratory worker’s death in Russia raise questions about plague, transparency, and public fear. The author urges clear evidence, informed consent, and personal medical choice, arguing that practical preparation with a trusted physician offers a...
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Beyond the economy: The battle for America’s future
Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Katie Zacharia is out as White House press secretary after only five days. As the DOJ heats up the investigations against Rep. Ilhan Omar, could that be the fuse that triggers terror cells in the US? Edward Haugland, Gordana Schifanelli, Patricia...
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Riding the waves of Trump’s multifaceted war
Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – President Trump faces political resistance, global instability, and questions about the future of America First. As midterm elections approach, concerns about justice, immigration, economic pressure, and Republican leadership converge with a…
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UK police release terrorists, disgraceful act!
Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – The arrests came because of a woman’s call to police after she encountered three white vans blocking a road near RAF Fairford while driving home. She told police that her headlights exposed several hooded, masked men, who then fled into a wooded area.…
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239 years later, is America still establishing justice?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Constitution promises justice, but political disputes, AI privacy concerns, and controversial shootings test how Americans understand that promise. Judicial oversight, individual rights, and careful fact-finding shape the debate over whether the...
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Pray for the peace of Jerusalem
FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Christian faith calls for trust in God and action in a broken world. From voting with biblical discernment to confronting antisemitism, Pastor Rick Stevens connects spiritual discipline with civic responsibility, reflecting on Israel, Holocaust remembrance…
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Growing trend in America: Churches are turning land into housing for the homeless
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The concept is straightforward: churches already own land, have established community connections, and often have volunteers willing to serve. With the right partnerships and planning, those resources can become part of a broader solution to homelessness....
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A tale of two stories: Gaza and Israel
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Where does one find the words, ethical humanity, and moral integrity to say out loud with a confident voice what must be said, regardless of the cost? The cost of judgment, condemnation, and persecution by those who use baseless terms such as...
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Who comes first in hospitals: patients or the system?
The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Who comes first when hospital funding, staffing demands, and corporate rules shape medical decisions? Dr. Lee Merritt questions the pressures facing physicians and foreign medical workers, arguing that patients need independent caregivers,...
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America’s energy future is only as strong as its power grid
Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – Preliminary federal data for 2025 show capacity factors of 91 percent for nuclear, 34.2 percent for wind, and 24.4 percent for utility-scale solar. Capacity factor, however, measures utilization rather than complete reliability. Each resource must…
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