On the Record with Christian Briggs – The central question is not whether money will become more digital. It already has. The real question is whether digital money will preserve the freedom, privacy, and neutrality of cash — or replace it with a permission-based system. Could a CBDC make payments faster and more efficiently? Yes. Could it also allow governments to monitor purchases...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For one airline captain, that moment nearly slipped away without recognition. After a long career in aviation, his final flight was supposed to be a symbolic closing chapter. Instead, it was canceled when his airline abruptly ceased operations, leaving his retirement without ceremony, without closure, and without the honor he had earned...

The Tenpenny Files – Drew Thomas Allen explains how the Trump–Russia collusion narrative develops through intelligence channels, political coordination, and media amplification. He discusses the Steele dossier, opposition research, and the absence of accountability surrounding Russiagate. The conversation examines how unresolved questions about power, elections, and public trust continue shaping the political system...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Trump Department of Justice has it out for the State of New Jersey. They’re suing the state for using state dollars to provide in-state tuition for illegal immigrants who live in the state. The DOJ claims this denies in-state tuition for U.S. citizens, which is laughably false. The DOJ is also suing the State of New Jersey for a state law that requires law...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Fifteen years after the death of Osama Bin Laden united Americans in celebration, the possible collapse of Iran’s regime reveals deep division across the United States. As tensions rise in the Middle East, questions grow over terrorism, nuclear threats, and whether the world is finally witnessing the end of a decades-long global adversary...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Progressives like John Dewey criticized the founders for considering principles in the Declaration of Independence as timeless truths. In his view, the ideas in the Declaration were only relevant to their era, not binding on future generations. A few weeks ago, Justice Clarence Thomas was giving a speech at the University of Texas, marking the 250th anniversary of...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – America’s melting pot is fracturing as cultural divisions, ideological shifts, and rising antisemitism challenge the shared values that once unified the nation. Debates over socialism, identity, and assimilation reveal a deepening divide over what America represents. The future depends on whether a renewed civic culture can restore common purpose and national unity...

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – Ashley explores the hidden realities of perimenopause, explaining how hormonal shifts impact sleep, mood, metabolism, brain function, and overall well-being. She connects symptoms like anxiety, fatigue, brain fog, and weight gain to deeper root causes while offering validation, clarity, and practical insight for women seeking answers and long-term hormonal balance...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter McCullough and Malcolm Out Loud – After the so-called vaccines were rolled out, you have seen increases in neurological illnesses, particularly Motor Neuron Disease? Is there a way to distinguish between carditis caused by covid versus carditis possibly caused by vaccination? I’m wondering if ivermectin can treat influenza or RSV?

Project Out Loud – This is a fight for the future and for the idea of America itself. It is not theater. It is not won by polite columns or by policy briefs that collect dust. It is won when citizens and leaders act like there is something worth defending. We have the tools and the talent. We need the will. If we meet this moment with courage and clarity, we will not just delay decline. We will revive the dream of...