In this special coverage from Badlands Media, CannCon and Ashe in America walk through testimony, documents, and on-the-record statements presented during a Georgia State Election Board hearing focused on Fulton County’s 2020 election process. The discussion centers on discrepancies between machine counts and hand audits, duplicated ballots, missing ballot images, and internal communications showing election officials were aware of mismatched results as early as November 2020. The hosts review evidence tied to tabulator data, batch duplications, and unexplained vote totals, along with confirmation that the matter has reached the Department of Justice. Throughout the episode, CannCon and Ashe analyze what was said during the hearing, why previous explanations failed to resolve the discrepancies, and how newly surfaced records challenge official assurances that the counts aligned. This episode documents why the Fulton County case is being described as a turning point and why the findings are viewed as significant beyond a single jurisdiction.

In Chapter 2 of Season 2 of The Choice, hosts Ghost and Ashe in America continue the exploration of awareness, personal responsibility, and the consequences of choosing comfort over truth. The discussion centers on how individuals and societies reach critical turning points, where denial gives way to recognition and passive observation is no longer an option. Ghost and Ashe examine the psychological and cultural forces that keep people disengaged, the cost of remaining silent, and the internal struggle that comes with stepping outside familiar narratives. Throughout the episode, the hosts emphasize discernment, courage, and accountability, framing choice not as a single moment but as an ongoing process shaped by integrity and action. This chapter builds on the foundation of the series by challenging listeners to reflect on where they stand, what they tolerate, and how their decisions shape the path forward.

In this January 22, 2026 episode of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold covers a wide range of developments shaping the current news cycle. The episode opens with updates surrounding arrests tied to a Saint Paul church disruption and questions about the optics and timing of federal involvement. Jon also breaks down signals from financial markets, including sharp movements in silver, gold, and Bitcoin, and what those shifts may indicate about broader economic stress. Additional discussion includes President Trump’s negotiations related to Greenland and the Arctic region, testimony from Jack Smith, and renewed scrutiny of DOJ and FBI conduct. The episode further examines government funding battles, the potential for a shutdown, and ongoing concerns over data collection, surveillance, and accountability. Throughout the show, Jon connects these stories through the lens of institutional credibility, public trust, and the growing disconnect between official narratives and observable outcomes.

In this episode of Badlands Daily, hosts CannCon and Alpha Warrior break down the latest developments shaping the political and cultural landscape. The discussion centers on escalating pressure across multiple institutions, the consequences of past decisions now coming into focus, and the visible strain on systems designed to maintain control. CannCon and Alpha examine how timing, messaging, and reaction reveal more than official statements alone, highlighting patterns of exposure, deflection, and narrative management. The episode also explores the personal and national costs of standing firm amid mounting resistance, emphasizing accountability, resolve, and the long-term implications of the current moment. As events continue to unfold, the hosts challenge listeners to look past surface-level explanations and consider what these developments signal about where things are heading next.

In Episode 425 of Devolution Power Hour, hosts Jon Herold and Burning Bright break down the ongoing tension between political power, legal maneuvering, and public perception. The discussion focuses on how legal processes, court decisions, and institutional actions are being interpreted, challenged, and strategically framed in real time. Jon and Burning Bright examine the limits of authority, the role of timing, and the importance of narrative control as pressure continues to build across multiple fronts. The episode emphasizes how information is released, why certain moves appear coordinated, and how public understanding is shaped through selective visibility. Throughout the conversation, the hosts encourage listeners to think critically about structure, intent, and consequence, highlighting how surface-level headlines often obscure deeper dynamics at play. This episode continues the broader examination of power, accountability, and the slow unraveling of long-standing assumptions.

In Season 4, Episode 13 of Altered State, hosts Zak Paine and Jordan Sather examine the growing conversation around geoengineering, weather modification, and atmospheric intervention. The discussion explores what has historically been labeled conspiracy versus what is now openly acknowledged as research, experimentation, and policy discussion around climate intervention. Zak and Jordan question who has the authority to manipulate natural systems, how these programs are justified, and why transparency remains limited. The episode also digs into the difficulty of oversight once such technologies exist, the blurred lines between government, military, and private interests, and the potential unintended consequences of large-scale environmental experimentation. Throughout the conversation, the hosts challenge listeners to reassess long-held assumptions, think critically about shifting narratives, and consider what accountability looks like when technology moves faster than public awareness.

In Episode 2 of Space Revolution, host Steve Kwast is joined by guest Jon Herold for a wide-ranging discussion on why energy is the foundational driver of human progress. The conversation explores how modern energy systems are inefficient, expensive, and constrained by outdated infrastructure, and how space-based solar power could fundamentally change the way energy is produced and delivered. General Kwast explains how energy can be harvested in space, converted into electromagnetic waves, and safely beamed back to Earth with dramatically higher efficiency. The episode examines the historical resistance to disruptive innovation, the role of government regulation, and the strategic implications of energy abundance for national security, economic freedom, and global stability. Throughout the discussion, the hosts emphasize curiosity, stewardship, and the moral responsibility to guide powerful technologies toward uplifting humanity rather than controlling it. This episode frames energy not just as a resource, but as a cornerstone of life, progress, and sovereignty.

In the first episode of MAHA Living, hosts Jordan Sather and Nate Prince introduce the show’s mission and dive into the critical role the microbiome plays in overall health. The conversation explores how gut bacteria influence immune function, mood, neurotransmitter production, and disease resistance, while also examining the connection between the gut, brain, and environment. Jordan and Nate break down the balance between good and bad bacteria, the impact of antibiotics, processed foods, stress, and over-sanitization, and why modern health practices often ignore the microbiome entirely. The episode also expands beyond the body, discussing soil microbiomes, regenerative agriculture, and how environmental health directly affects food quality and human resilience. Packed with research, real-world examples, and practical insights, this episode lays the foundation for understanding why microbiome health is central to long-term wellness and why it deserves far more attention than it receives today.

In Episode 133 of Breaking History, hosts Matt Ehret and Ghost examine the growing instability within the global system as exposed through events surrounding the World Economic Forum in Davos. The conversation centers on President Trump’s disruptive approach to geopolitics, his messaging at Davos, and how global elites are reacting to what appears to be a rapidly shifting power structure. Matt and Ghost explore narrative chaos among technocratic leaders, the collapse of the so-called rules-based international order, and the resurgence of overt power politics. The episode also digs into Greenland, Venezuela, Iran, and the broader implications of sovereignty versus global governance. Throughout the discussion, the hosts connect historical precedent, financial instability, and moral authority, questioning whether the emerging system will be rooted in natural law or simply a rebranded form of empire. This episode offers a deep, wide-ranging analysis of the forces reshaping the world stage in real time.

In this January 21, 2026 episode of The Daily Herold, host Jon Herold breaks down President Trump’s address at the World Economic Forum in Davos and examines what it reveals about shifting global power dynamics. The discussion focuses on Trump’s direct challenges to globalist institutions, his emphasis on national sovereignty, energy independence, and fair trade, and the broader implications for international cooperation. Jon analyzes how Trump frames economic pressure, war, and diplomacy, while contrasting these positions with the posture of global elites and legacy leadership structures. The episode also explores how messaging from Davos is received by the public versus how it is intended by those in power, highlighting the growing disconnect between global institutions and everyday citizens. Through careful analysis, this episode connects Trump’s remarks to the larger struggle over control, accountability, and the future direction of global governance.