Jon Herold and Chris Paul return for Episode 359 of Devolution Power Hour, diving headfirst into the unraveling narratives surrounding Biden, Fauci, and the media machine. The duo unpacks Dr. Fauci’s disastrous testimony before Congress, highlighting explosive revelations about EcoHealth, lab leak lies, and taxpayer funding for gain-of-function research. They examine how Biden’s rapidly deteriorating public persona is no longer sustainable, even for regime-friendly media, and analyze the legal and cultural implosion of the left’s most sacred cows. From Ken Paxton’s bombshell lawsuit against Pfizer to the spiritual rot of our institutions, Jon and Chris explore how the regime is losing control of its narrative. With humor, sharp analysis, and plenty of truth bombs, this episode paints a picture of a turning tide and previews what might come next.

In this gripping episode of People, Alpha Warrior welcomes Lt. Col. Buzz Patterson, former military aide to President Clinton, to discuss national secrets, political corruption, and America’s crossroads. Patterson shares firsthand experiences of carrying the nuclear football and witnessing classified operations, revealing shocking failures of leadership and breaches of trust within the Clinton administration. The conversation spans from foreign policy missteps to the erosion of military integrity under woke agendas. Buzz also reflects on the cultural divide in California, his time running for Congress, and his continued fight for truth and accountability. With sharp insights into globalist power structures and the spiritual battle for America’s soul, this episode is a must-listen for patriots seeking clarity and courage in uncertain times.

In Episode 7 of Flow, Cam Cooksey embraces spontaneity and connection with the Badlands chat as he opens up about everything from the 1998 World Cup anthem to quantum frequencies and family jam sessions. With no strict agenda, Cam reflects on the spiritual power of music, shares funny and heartwarming stories about GART gatherings, and dives into his love for soccer and its parallels to American culture. He speaks on the importance of patience, community, and faith, especially in navigating today's spiritual and informational battles. From biblical truths to late-night snack spills and sassy squirrels, this episode flows like a true family reunion. Cam also shouts out Jackie Espada’s Hooks & Harmony, shows off some patriotic poultry, and closes with a Morgan Wallen anthem for the working class.

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Brad Zerbo and Jaytriot take us on a nostalgic ride through the land of One Hit Wonders in Part 1 of this two-part special. From the synth-pop sparkle of Kajagoogoo’s “Too Shy” to the undeniable groove of “Baby Got Back” and “Groove Is in the Heart,” the duo covers a wide span of musical oddities and 80s/90s earworms that dominated the charts, once. Along the way, they share personal concert stories, music trivia, and unexpected facts (like Aldo Nova’s post-hit career or the true story behind “My Sharona”). With riffs, impressions, and a whole lot of heart, this episode blends music history with hilarious anecdotes, making it a perfect kickoff for the weekend. Whether you’re a diehard rocker or an undercover lover of cheesy pop hits, this episode is pure degroovy fun.

In Episode 144 of The Liberty Den, the Badlands Media crew returns with a late-night breakdown of the week’s most explosive underreported stories, and a few wild theories to match. Kicking off with “what they’re not telling you” headlines, the panel dives into a rash of sudden deaths linked to unexplained health issues, prompting a raw discussion on vaccine fallout and medical corruption.

They explore growing speculation around Biden’s mental and physical decline, theorizing on whether the regime is setting the stage for his exit, and who’s actually pulling the strings behind the scenes. From underground biolabs in California and lab-grown meat to Bitcoin conspiracy theories, Trump’s AI master plan, and the ongoing DEI collapse, nothing is off the table.

Mixing sharp insight with unfiltered banter, the hosts call out the media’s failures, question official narratives, and deliver a late-night therapy session for freedom-loving skeptics. Whether they’re roasting liberals, rethinking history, or arguing over which Bitcoin theory makes the most sense, this episode is classic Liberty Den: edgy, irreverent, and unapologetically awake.

On this episode of Spellbreakers, Matt Trump dives into the often-overlooked capture of Fort Ticonderoga, America’s first successful offensive strike in the Revolutionary War, marking its 250th anniversary. He explores the critical role of Ethan Allen’s Green Mountain Boys and the surprising heroism of Benedict Arnold before his infamous betrayal. We learn how the cannons seized were hauled by Henry Knox across wintery terrain to Boston, laying groundwork for victory. Matt weaves this colonial milestone into broader reflections on history, identity, and the soul of a nation, drawing parallels between eras of American renewal and current cultural crises. From Ticonderoga pencils to AI anxieties and simulation theory, this episode is a vibrant mix of historical deep dive, modern commentary, and patriotic introspection.

In Episode 127 of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America are joined by special guest Neil Johnson for a riveting discussion on the intersection of elections, AI, and foreign influence. The trio begins by dissecting the concerning rise of predictive policing and AI surveillance tools, examining how technology like Palantir is being deployed against Americans under the guise of national security and law enforcement.

They then shift focus to the Arizona ballot fraud case and what it reveals about the DOJ's obstruction and the left’s refusal to investigate allegations of election interference. Neil provides insight into how private sector firms, NGOs, and foreign entities are undermining U.S. elections, particularly in red states with vulnerable electoral systems.

Other highlights include an exploration of federal-state power dynamics, the media blackout surrounding the World Zionist Congress elections, and the absurdity of DEI requirements tied to voter registration drives. With a mix of legal insight, digital forensics, and unapologetic truth-telling, this episode lays bare the coordinated effort to destabilize American elections, and the countermeasures already in motion.

For those seeking clarity amid the chaos, Episode 127 offers a tactical, informed look at the battles playing out behind the scenes.

In this episode of MAHA News, Jordan Sather and Nate Prince break down RFK Jr.'s bold moves as HHS Secretary, including his surprise removal of the COVID shot from the CDC schedule for healthy children and pregnant women. The hosts dissect his public declaration alongside FDA Director Marty Makary and NIH's Jay Bhattacharya and explore the widespread shockwaves this decision sent through the establishment.

They share powerful clips from RFK Jr.’s appearance on Gary Brecka’s Ultimate Human podcast, where he pledges to end the FDA’s war on alternative medicine, eliminate the immunity shield for vaccine manufacturers, and overhaul corrupt medical journals that function as pharma propaganda machines. The conversation also dives into suppressed vaccine injury data, corporate capture of the supplement industry, and forgotten truths about polio, sanitation, and nutrition.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone following health freedom, medical tyranny, or RFK Jr.’s campaign to dismantle Big Pharma’s chokehold on public health policy, one “crack in the dam” at a time.

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In Episode 11 of Geopolitics with Ghost, Ghost dives into a chaotic international landscape marked by power vacuums, realignment, and narrative collapse. He begins with the stunning visual of the American flag raised once again over Damascus, signaling potential diplomatic restoration between the U.S. and Syria. Ghost unpacks the implications of this move in the context of Arab League reintegration and shifting allegiances in the Middle East.

The episode then turns to Israel, where Netanyahu’s fragile coalition teeters amid pressure from both domestic unrest and international negotiations with Hamas. Ghost explores the realpolitik behind the hostage talks, the future of Israeli leadership, and whether the U.S. is quietly stepping back from unconditional support.

In Asia, the conversation moves to Putin’s multi-vector diplomacy, including outreach to North Korea and Central Asia, and how Trump’s economic and military posture may be shaping new alliances. Tensions around Taiwan, U.S. base repositioning, and questions about Japan’s sovereignty also make the docket.

With his signature clarity and historical insight, Ghost weaves together Syria, Israel, Russia, and China to illustrate the broader dismantling of the unipolar world, and the unpredictable road to whatever comes next. A must-listen for those tracking the silent reordering of global power.