Episodes
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China’s next move: The midterms impact to the strategic balance
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – With America’s newly elected, Democratic-led Congress, mounting political confrontations, and an uncertain future for America's defense priorities, Beijing is closely watching whether Washington can maintain the unity and resolve needed to…
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The data center dilemma: Power bills, AI, and China
Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – As artificial intelligence becomes central to economic growth, industrial competitiveness, and national security, political opposition to the data centers supporting it continues to intensify. The principal argument against these facilities is that...
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The Left’s machinery of permanent power
On the Record with Christian Briggs – Briggs details the economic confiscation engine designed to strip away private citizen sovereignty. Briggs dismantles the catastrophic tax proposals championed by the progressive wing—including an unprecedented 28% tax on unrealized capital gains, an annual…
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For those who served—and the families who stood beside them
Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – “A nation is judged by how it treats its veterans.” President George Washington. “America must care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan.” President Abraham Lincoln. We Americans have...
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Vaccine injury patients face uneven access to treatment
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Patients who suspect vaccine injuries deserve compassionate care and rigorous investigation. Dr. Irene Mavrakakis and Liberty Speaks seek to organize physicians around clinical trials and shared findings, with ethical review and informed consent guiding research...
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Nine healthcare lies and the rights you’ve surrendered
The Tenpenny Files – Twila Brase joins Dr. Sherri Tenpenny to challenge nine healthcare assurances and examine who controls medical decisions. Their discussion explores insurance restrictions, medical privacy, electronic records, automated documentation, and parental consent while making the case...
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Education doesn’t end at the schoolhouse door
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Heritage Foundation sent a letter to Congress and the U.S. Department of Education encouraging them to continue their efforts to “return education to the states.” However, looking at the letter, we learn that this is not the goal of the federal...
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The citizen’s duty: Learn, question, and hold power accountable
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Today, political campaigns too often reward emotional appeals and personal attacks. Serious questions get lost. Does a program work? Who pays for it? What unintended consequences follow? Could another approach accomplish more? Citizens need the...
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The true ‘smoking gun’ is a fractured society
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – What drives murder: access to firearms or the breakdown of social restraints? Examining gun laws, family stability, policing, and personal responsibility, this discussion argues for a broader approach to violence that considers total homicide,...
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Less reading, easier questions: What happened to AP?
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The evidence tells a story more of gradual decline than sudden collapse—a series of individually defensible changes that, taken together, led the AP program on an inexorable trajectory away from its stated goal of providing a “rigorous academic curriculum”…
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Who gets the final say over your health?
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – Who gets the final say over your health? Ashley Caputo examines informed consent, veterans’ care, and government healthcare policies through a Christian, holistic lens, urging patients to ask questions, understand their options,...
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Trump’s reset & the coming battle over AI
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Looming over both parties is artificial intelligence, a technology moving faster than the political institutions trying to regulate it. The question is not whether AI will reshape politics, economics, war, business, and society. It already…
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The GOP’s moral reckoning over Trump’s Iran war
The National Security Hour with Jack Maxey – President Trump should declare victory and walk away from the confrontation with Iran. Further escalation risks a catastrophe that no slogan can contain. Even talk of tactical nuclear weapons should chill every American who understands what fallout…
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MAHA mutiny: RFK Jrs head on a platter? Q&A #211
America Out Loud PULSE with Malcolm Out Loud and Dr. Steve LaTulippe – So much on social media about parasite cleanse! Do we need that? How to do it? Is it not true that an accumulation of spike protein over time can cause many illnesses, including cancers, heart problems, and neurological...
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Political anger! How social media profits from division
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Algorithms increasingly became part of the problem. Political content, emotionally charged headlines, and divisive commentary can encourage people to remain glued to their screens. Echo chambers develop when people repeatedly encounter information and...
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Did Trump peak too soon, or do voters just want a quick fix?
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Conservative protest votes carry consequences beyond immediate frustration with prices or Republican leadership. Calling for patience with Trump, the author urges voters to challenge candidates in primaries, weigh the stakes of general elections, and defend...
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Blaming data centers won’t fix America’s power grid
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Why data centers have become the scapegoat for the neglect of our energy infrastructure and what happens when a tech billionaire agrees to avoid further strain on the electrical grid by providing his own power. Today I want to look at stories that…
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Why blaming election results won’t solve voter concerns
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Republicans face a credibility test as families struggle with groceries, housing, and insurance. Blaming election losses on unsupported fraud claims offers no relief. Optimism about Trump’s economic direction must translate into affordable living, fiscal...
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Peter Guttman reveals the world’s secret wonders
The Tenpenny Files – Photographer Peter Guttman shares a lifetime of extraordinary journeys through his latest book, Secret Wonders. From remote cultures to overlooked American treasures, his discoveries reveal the beauty of unfamiliar places, the richness of human experience, and the spiritual...
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Brianna Ross: Grief, unanswered questions, and a fight for change
The Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – For Brianna Ross, the loss became a call to protect other families. She believes hospital treatment and the dismissal of her concerns cost Jason his life. Her account carries a demand that should matter to every American: Patients and families deserve a voice…
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The road back runs through Texas
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Robin Armstrong – Texas Republicans have received a painful wake-up call. We cannot rebuild by pretending voters misunderstood us or by fighting one another over who controls a wounded party. We have to face what went wrong, get back into our neighborhoods, and…
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Here’s the best way to say thanks to a veteran
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Thanking a veteran means more than expressing gratitude on Veterans Day. It means practicing courage, honesty, duty, self-restraint, and perseverance in everyday life. Drawing on ancient Roman virtues, Dean Bowen urges Americans to honor military service by...
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Reclaim your food, your attention, and your freedom
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Joy Beers and April Walker – Living under a steady stream of alarm narrows our thinking. We become absorbed in immediate threats and lose sight of our families, finances, and future. Homesteading offers a practical way to recover some independence. That does not...
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Imposter syndrome and the hidden wounds nurses carry
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Kimberly Overton and Ashley Grogg explore why capable people question their worth and how nurses carry moral wounds beyond burnout. Their conversation examines imposter syndrome, criticism, leadership, and professional...
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A divided Washington and an unsettled America: What comes next?
The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – As with other past elections, it appears that the majority of Democrat and Independent voters were not, in fact, voting for the socialist and other Democrat candidates but against the current administration. Clearly, the rising price of…
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Left-wing protesters target Elon Musk and Jewish businesses
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – In Austin, Texas, Elon Musk's home became the target of a post-election demonstration organized by three progressive nonprofit organizations: VOCAL-TX, the Center for Popular Democracy, and People's Action. Two chartered buses transported protesters to the...
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Cheap gas cannot replace America’s lasting security
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Cheaper gas offers immediate relief, but trading vigilance for lower prices risks lasting consequences. America must confront radical Islamism, defend Jewish communities, protect religious liberty, and prevent a nuclear Iran. Economic frustration should…
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The government that we deserve
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Drawing on the language of the prophets—Jeremiah, Elijah, Isaiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel—he argues that the government now in place is not an accident or the result of clever strategy, but the natural harvest of a people who have rejected the moral...
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Dave Chappelle just f**ked up!
Dangerous Thoughts with Jack Danger – Dave Chappelle’s remarks about Charlie Kirk prompt a broader challenge: defend free speech while demanding accountability. From comedy stages to Trump’s immigration promises, Americans can reject offensive words, question political compromises, and withhold...
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The stories behind the votes—and the questions we avoid
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – There were some voting issues, but most appear to be minor and quickly dealt with. That hasn’t stopped some from crying foul. Now that the 2026 elections are over, will We the People examine how we chose who to vote for, or will we blindly continue…
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Republicans have a cleanup on aisle 47
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Trump spent the closing stretch campaigning as though this election belonged to him. Democrats were happy to agree. Claiming afterward that his absence from the ballot explains the losses misses the point. A rally crowd is not a neighborhood turnout operation....
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The circle perspective: Finding purpose in your pain
The Tenpenny Files – Pastor Joel Malm explores how painful seasons can shape courage, deepen faith, and prepare us for an unseen calling. Through missionary hardships, grief, business failure, and cancer, the conversation considers recurring struggles, God’s apparent silence, and the possibility…
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How to live a life of excellence
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Aristotle believed that all of our suffering and struggles led us to an ultimate purpose for our lives. In other words, we are not mistakes that just happened to appear. We are here for a purpose and discovering what that is can become the mission. There…
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Jimmy Stewart’s wartime courage and path back to hope
The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – James Stewart’s wartime service and struggle with combat trauma frame a Veterans Day reflection on courage, sacrifice, and recovery. Jimmy director Aaron Burns and executive producer Nina May join Blanquita Cullum to explore his legacy and ask...
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From cardiac care to functional nursing
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Kristy Waller shares how living with a congenital heart defect and spending 30 years in nursing shape her approach to functional health. She explores statin research, cardiovascular risk, and practical lifestyle...
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How the CCP exploits America’s openness
Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – The Chinese Communist Party can exploit America’s universities, cultural exchanges, and commercial relationships to expand its influence. The author calls for closer scrutiny, greater public awareness, and stronger national resilience while urging…
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Everyone’s resigning. Is the movement over?
Dangerous Thoughts with Jack Danger – Can a movement built around Donald Trump recover an identity rooted in conservative principles? Jack Danger challenges loyalty that excuses every setback, calls for accountability in presidential appointments, and argues that lasting reform requires more than...
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Strong jobs report, stock market crash: Is this a buying opportunity?
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Every election brings uncertainty, but it also brings great opportunities for people who are willing to remain patient, think independently, and make decisions based on facts rather than fear. Don't let political headlines control your financial future.…
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How the Iran War connected foreign policy and inflation
The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Professor Dorsey also added that the result of the election must also be seen as an enormous victory for Iran. There’s no questioning the correctness of that analysis in general terms. The American people do appear to have voted against an...
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Stephen Miller steps up as GOP recovers from a brutal midterm loss
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Stephen Miller represents the resolve Republicans need to advance Trump’s immigration agenda, the author argues. With voter demands for secure borders and accountability at stake, conservatives face a choice: support determined leadership or risk letting...
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Google turns off its AI capabilities for K12 classrooms
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Dean Bowen examines Google’s shift toward administrator control of classroom AI and its promise to guide students through problems. As critics question the effects on critical thinking, privacy, and search access, schools face a larger challenge: deciding...
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Medicine and climate: Is treating the problem more profitable than solving it?
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Gail Macrae, BSN, RN – Startup companies, backed by figures including Bill Gates and Elon Musk, are raising capital to inject aerosols above 60,000 feet, in some designs as high as 100,000 feet. Material placed there would circulate for years, and its…
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A conservative realignment to save the republic
Trevor Loudon Reports – The growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America should alarm anyone who values private property, national defense, and individual freedom. The answer is a conservative leader capable of uniting disappointed Trump supporters with traditional Republicans. Ron...
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The GOP’s election failure starts with not listening
The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – With all of Trump's marketing skills, Trump never relayed a concrete and positive message that put people at ease. He never laid out a game plan with a road map of the future, and what that future world would look like, for the USA. What...
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Rod Martin on midterms, the deep state, and ordered loves
The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Rod Martin joins Ginger and Peter Breggin to assess Republican midterm losses, Trump’s fight with the administrative state, and the Christian principle of ordered loves. Their conversation connects political renewal with citizenship, America…
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The Republican comeback starts with listening
Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – I expected voters in the middle to balk. Enough of them were angry at Republicans that they went ahead and voted for Democrats anyway. The Democrats may now read the outcome as an endorsement of their furthest-left candidates. They should remember...
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The GOP’s Iran failure: No alternative, no clear message
The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Allowing a dictatorship that chants “Death to Israel, and Death to America” to become nuclear-armed is infinitely worse than the disruption that ensued because the Trump administration, along with Israel, stopped, or at least greatly...
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Voter anger meets Washington’s blame game
Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Dr. Stephanie Coxon and Mayor Deb – They argue over the usual suspects: voter anger, weak Republican candidates, the war in Iran, and redistricting that somehow always manages to surprise the people who drew the maps. Stephanie and Mayor Deb pressed on election...
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Tim Medlin and the business behind Nashville’s songs
The Walls R Talkin’ with Kelly and Troy Walls – Tim Medlin and Porchlight Music reveal the persistence behind Nashville’s songwriting dreams. Through writer development, trusted relationships, and a lasting belief in great songs, their story explores how independent publishing connects creative...
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America’s Real Doctor Club puts patients first
Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – America’s Real Doctor Club promotes a return to medicine built on listening, informed consent, prevention, and personal values. As corporate demands and paperwork strain the doctor-patient relationship, the focus turns to education, meaningful conversations,...