In this fiery and unfiltered episode, Shipwreck tackles the geopolitical firestorm surrounding Trump’s precision strikes in Iran and the narrative whiplash that followed. From initial panic to the calm aftermath, she calls out the fear porn driving division on both sides, questioning the reactionary responses from figures like Candace Owens and Thomas Massie. With her signature sarcasm and straight talk, Shipwreck dissects Trump’s nuanced handling of Israel, Iran, and NATO, suggesting strategic restraint and diplomatic leverage over regime change and war. The episode takes a sharp turn into cultural psyops, as she revisits the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., raising questions about historical narrative control and CIA influence. Wrapping it all in wit and realism, Shipwreck challenges listeners to break their own indoctrination, think critically, and stop defending a broken system. It’s a rant-filled ride full of laughs, lightning storms, and diaper-wearing dogs, with a big middle finger to media manipulation and performative patriotism.

In Episode 102 of Breaking History, Ghost delivers a scathing, unfiltered analysis of today’s political landscape, from Joe Biden’s unraveling presidency to the establishment’s panicked response to Trump’s return. With sharp commentary on the show trial atmosphere surrounding the Biden mental fitness probe and the mainstream media’s shifting tone, Ghost highlights the controlled demolition of the old guard and the acceleration of narrative warfare. He dives into NATO’s realignment under Trump, the strategic logic behind the Iran strike, and how the psyop machinery is working overtime to confuse, mislead, and divide.

Ghost breaks down the historic implications of current events, likening this pivotal moment to previous American awakenings, and lays out how narratives, more than bullets, are driving global transformation. He also touches on GITMO, Project Veritas, and the importance of emotional intelligence in resisting propaganda. From fake AI warfare to false flags and domestic psyops, this episode reinforces that we are witnessing a war for perception, and Ghost arms his audience with the clarity and context to see through the fog.

Broadcasting from a makeshift studio in a Florida linen closet, Jon Herold welcomes Benjamin Diggles of Constellation Network to unpack the future of blockchain, decentralized security, and AI authentication. They discuss the adoption struggles among older generations, government uses of blockchain for military-grade communication, and how tech like Constellation’s “Digital Evidence” could help thwart deep fakes and media manipulation. Diggles warns of the dangers of unverified data and AI hallucinations, emphasizing the need for immutable audit trails and citing upcoming solutions like QR-verified media.

After the interview, Jon shifts to geopolitical commentary, dissecting Trump’s strategic bombing in Iran and the media’s downplay of its success. He explores NATO’s increased defense spending, Trump’s dominance on the world stage, and new developments in the DOJ's “Doge” department. Additional stories include Tulsi Gabbard’s latest national security appointments, a Pentagon employee’s classified doc scandal, and Media Matters’ lawsuit against the FTC. As narrative warfare accelerates, Jon emphasizes that what matters most now is not just what happens, but who controls the story.

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On this episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ashe in America break down the recent sweeping purge of truth-telling accounts across social media, including key patriot voices like Eye on the Right and Graphene. The hosts explore the coordinated censorship efforts targeting subversive narratives around Jan 6, war, vaccines, and media complicity. They also cover explosive updates on GITMO expansions, complete with brand new courtroom construction, raising eyebrows about the government’s long-term plans for military tribunals. Ashe shares a powerful breakdown of a recent Trump video featuring “Narrator Trump,” analyzing the deeper narrative strategy at play.

ther highlights include the corporate rebrand of The Epoch Times, Project Veritas’s lawsuit woes, the chaos surrounding Julian Assange’s limited freedom, and public calls to investigate Rachel Maddow. Plus, they tackle rumors about Trump’s VP pick, health concerns around the malaria vax, and the ongoing decay of legacy media credibility. With insight, clarity, and signature Badlands grit, Ashe and CannCon connect the dots on a government-media-machine in collapse, and what that means for the American awakening.

Episode 13 of OnlyLands brings together a rotating crew of Badlands Media personalities for a rowdy and hilarious preview of the upcoming Great American Restoration Tour in Deadwood, South Dakota. With the tour just weeks away, the hosts share travel tips, excitement about seeing familiar faces, and memories from past events, including epic karaoke moments and unforgettable meetups. The group also dives into current cultural absurdities, from emotional support snails to the corporate gender wars, with their signature irreverent style. Between jokes about flagpoles, kids named Arkansas, and the finer points of merch fashion, the hosts reflect on the real purpose behind Badlands—building community, inspiring restoration, and being the media. Whether you're GART-bound or just along for the ride, this episode is packed with laughs, camaraderie, and a big dose of patriotic mischief.

Chris Paul and Burning Bright dive deep into the 1995 submarine thriller Crimson Tide, exposing its layered regime propaganda and eerie relevance to current global tensions. Against the backdrop of recent narrative warfare around Iran’s nuclear program, the hosts dissect how the film primes audiences to trust government authority, dismiss rebels as threats, and frame preemptive strikes as justified. They explore how Denzel Washington’s and Gene Hackman’s characters represent competing modes of deference, to protocol versus to power, and how these dynamics mirror today’s media, military, and political theaters. With precision and wit, Chris and Bright unpack the manipulation of moral perception, the dangers of uncritical obedience to “expert intel,” and the propaganda value of nuclear threats as a narrative ticking clock. Alongside commentary on Trump’s narrative maneuvers, CIA information pipelines, and the spectacle of war as politics by other means, this episode is a compelling study in 5th-gen warfare, on screen and off.

In this high-energy episode, Brad and Abbey dive into the latest Trump-led foreign policy maneuvers, dissecting the Iran-Israel ceasefire and exposing the strategic restraint behind it. The duo explores Q drops and the deep state's role in shaping global narratives, using past and present events to highlight Trump’s tactical military strikes versus endless wars. They also break down Trump’s use of the word “obliterate” and its coded significance, tying it to broader themes of deep state takedown. Brad brings the math heat with a NATO funding analysis that underscores how much more the U.S. contributes compared to other member nations. Abbey celebrates the awakening of America’s common-sense roots while promoting the upcoming Badlands event in Deadwood. With clips from Trump’s press appearances, commentary on the “Big Beautiful Bill,” a heartfelt tribute to RFK Jr.’s work against child trafficking, and closing thoughts on culture, media, and the spiritual battle of our time, this episode is equal parts truth bomb and golden age rally cry.

CannCon and Ashe in America dig into Chapter 3 of Overruled by Justice Neil Gorsuch and Janie Nitze, titled “Bureaucracy Unbound.” From absurd federal overreach involving magician rabbits and Hemingway’s six-toed cats to the unchecked power of unelected regulators, this chapter is a scathing critique of the modern administrative state. The hosts unpack Gorsuch’s legal insights and historical context, highlighting how agencies now blur the lines between legislative, executive, and judicial powers. Equal parts infuriating and entertaining, this episode challenges the very foundation of how laws are made and enforced in America today.

Host Gordon McCormick (Ghost) unpacks the escalating geopolitical crisis surrounding Israel, Iran, and U.S. foreign policy. With President Trump publicly demanding an end to hostilities, Ghost dissects the internal politics of Netanyahu’s war cabinet and highlights the growing tensions within the MAGA movement itself, pitting figures like Mark Levin and Laura Loomer against longtime nationalists like Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson. The episode dives deep into Israel’s settler movement, its treatment of Palestinians, and the structure of Israeli governance, while exploring the strategic importance of Iran in the global trade and energy game. Ghost also evaluates Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi’s regime change ambitions, exposing potential foreign influence and questioning the morality and effectiveness of externally imposed political upheaval. Packed with visuals, sourced articles, and hard-hitting analysis, this is a must-watch for anyone trying to understand the deeper motives behind the Middle East’s flashpoints.