In Episode 9 of Flow, Cam Cooksey welcomes Jackie Espada for a heart-centered conversation about grounding, growth, and parenting with purpose. Jackie opens up about her family’s journey, raising boys, leaving behind institutional schooling, and learning to embrace the flow of life in a world that often feels chaotic. Together, they explore the spiritual and emotional recalibration required to navigate today’s upside-down systems, especially as parents striving to model strength, discernment, and faith. From quieting the noise to tuning into the Holy Spirit, this episode is a soulful reminder of the power of presence, and the courage it takes to walk away from what no longer serves your family or your spirit. It’s a gentle, grounded dialogue with a sharp edge of conviction, perfect for anyone seeking clarity in the storm.

In Episode 146 of The Liberty Den, a raucous crew of Badlands Media hosts dive into the chaos of the week with their signature unfiltered flair. Kicking things off, Ashe in America calls in with an on-the-ground update from the Lindell v. Coomer trial, detailing dramatic courtroom moments, shifting narratives, and what the media won’t report about the case’s implications for election integrity. From there, the conversation erupts into the fallout over Trump’s ICE raids in Los Angeles, Kamala Harris’s Juneteenth optics disaster, and Simone Biles’ unexpected cameo in the culture war. The hosts debate whether the unrest in L.A. is a spontaneous crisis or a carefully set trap, while also unpacking RFK Jr.’s latest moves, viral psyops, and the slow implosion of institutional credibility. It’s a full-spectrum freedom brawl, served up with fire, humor, and zero filter, classic Liberty Den.

In this special 250th anniversary edition of Spellbreakers, host Matt Trump dives deep into the Battle of Bunker Hill, separating myth from history while examining its pivotal role in America’s fight for independence. Drawing from detailed maps and firsthand accounts, he revisits the battle that galvanized colonial resistance just months after Lexington and Concord. Alongside this historical deep dive, Matt commemorates the legacy of Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys as quintessential symbols of American culture, reflecting on California’s shifting identity and the spiritual soundtrack of a generation. The episode blends patriotic commemoration with pop-cultural nostalgia, weaving together Revolutionary War strategy, motel Americana, and generational commentary. A uniquely American journey through past and present.

In Episode 128 of Why We Vote, Ashe in America is joined by special guest Holly at Altitude for an unfiltered conversation on the fight for election integrity in Colorado. Holly shares her personal journey from 2020 voter skepticism to 2024 full-spectrum activism, revealing how court battles, smear campaigns, and state intimidation haven’t stopped her or the grassroots movement determined to expose corruption. The two discuss the challenges of staying engaged in a state where the political machine seems rigged against truth-tellers, and how local patriots continue to push back through canvassing, lawsuits, and public awareness. Ashe and Holly also explore the spiritual dimension of the fight, the importance of citizen journalism, and the need to hold the line in even the most hostile battlegrounds. It’s a raw and inspiring episode that highlights the courage it takes to stand tall when the system fights dirty.

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince dive into the biggest health freedom news of the week, RFK Jr. has officially fired the entire CDC vaccine advisory board, the ACIP, citing corruption and conflicts of interest. They break down the history of the board’s influence over childhood vaccine schedules, highlight RFK’s newly appointed members, including Dr. Robert Malone, and examine the mainstream backlash. The hosts also explore SNAP benefit reforms, the junk food lobby’s manipulation of public opinion, and the promise of redirecting subsidies to local farmers. Other hot topics include 23andMe’s shady data practices, biohacking extremes, the rise of natural health awareness in Gen Z, and the growing normalization of vaccine skepticism across mainstream media. Packed with sharp commentary, practical health tips, and cultural analysis, this episode marks a pivotal moment in the battle against institutional health narratives.

In this riveting episode, Ghost dives deep into two volatile geopolitical flashpoints: the unlikely peace overtures between North and South Korea and Israel’s escalating brinkmanship with Iran. Ghost unpacks the bizarre saga of “poop balloons” and propaganda leaflets exchanged across the DMZ, ultimately revealing a failed false flag plan by South Korea’s former president, one so outrageous it led to his impeachment for treason. He then dissects the emergence of South Korea’s new president, dubbed the “Korean Donald Trump,” and explores his populist potential.

Shifting to the Middle East, Ghost lays out a compelling argument that Netanyahu is being boxed into launching an attack on Iran, potentially triggering global conflict. He analyzes Trump’s rhetorical baiting, Iran’s cool-headed diplomatic moves, and Israel’s internal fractures, from military dissent to Netanyahu’s corruption trials. Framed through a psychological and narrative warfare lens, this episode suggests that the world is watching the collapse of the Zionist state’s credibility and the rise of new multipolar power dynamics. With surgical insight, Ghost forecasts that any Israeli aggression could backfire catastrophically, positioning Trump and Putin on the same side of history.

In this explosive edition of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold welcomes Ghost to break down Israel’s surprise strike on Iran and the massive geopolitical fallout that follows. As the situation threatens to spark a regional war, or worse, Ghost lays out how the attack may have been designed to provoke Iran into retaliating, drawing the U.S. into a broader conflict. The duo explore the strategic trap being set, the implications for Trump’s foreign policy positioning, and the high-stakes choices facing global players like Putin, Xi, and MBS. Ghost explains how Russian ethnic ties to Israel, gas trade deals with Iran, and shifting Arab alliances could create an unexpected realignment, possibly with Putin stepping in as the peace broker. They also discuss Netanyahu’s legal troubles, MAGA’s anti-war litmus test, and the narrative contrast between what Trump tells Israeli media versus the American public. With potential regime change, strategic misinformation, and the end of the unipolar world on the table, this episode captures a pivotal moment in real time.

On this episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ashe in America open with a live report from Denver, where Ashe is covering the Lindell v. Coomer trial. She breaks down dramatic in-court developments, including a denied motion to dismiss, the strategic absence of key witnesses, and the media’s conspicuous silence on what could be a landmark case. The conversation then widens to lawfare on all fronts, Trump’s federal immigration crackdown and Gavin Newsom’s pushback, the weaponization of law through state lawsuits, and the coordinated resistance to accountability. CannCon and Ashe also tackle recent viral clips and headlines, from Kamala Harris’s latest optics failure to Elon Musk’s cryptic tweets and the cultural backlash against regime narratives. With first-hand reporting, sharp legal insight, and political analysis, this episode highlights the shifting ground beneath the establishment’s feet, and the American public’s growing refusal to look away.

In this summer-infused edition of the RattlerGator Report, J.B. White offers a wide-ranging solo analysis on Trump’s unfolding geopolitical and domestic strategy, framed by what he calls a moment of “peak confusion” giving way to revealed clarity. He dissects Trump’s recent Truth Social posts, the legal battles over military authority in Los Angeles, and the broader reordering of global alliances. With reflections on Trump’s Abraham Accords-era diplomacy, U.S. military might, and Iran’s missteps, J.B. argues we are witnessing the deliberate dismantling of old narratives and the emergence of a stronger, Trump-led America. He also shares updates on his personal Project de-Weaponization, muses on American assimilation and immigration, and drops some old-school Southern wisdom alongside his unapologetic commentary on race, media, and institutional rot. This is J.B. in full summer swing, opinionated, reflective, and crystal clear about what time it is.

In Episode 123 of RugPull Radio, GMoney sits down with special guest British HODL for a deep-dive into the spiritual and geopolitical significance of Bitcoin. Together, they explore the implications of institutional adoption, BlackRock’s strategic moves, and the shift toward a decentralized, asset-backed global order. British HODL delivers high-signal commentary on the inevitability of sound money, the role of conviction in holding Bitcoin, and how global elites are adjusting their playbook in response to an awakening population. With sharp insight on macroeconomic trends, metaphysical battles, and the soul of financial sovereignty, this episode challenges listeners to think beyond markets and see Bitcoin as both a tool of resistance and a weapon of liberation.