CannCon and Ghost open the week with football banter and a look ahead to Badlands meetups before diving into breaking news. They cover Trump’s recent Truth Social post on vaccine data, tying it to explosive resignations at the CDC and whistleblower Restef Levy’s revelations about vaccine injuries being ignored. The discussion turns to Mississippi’s infant mortality crisis, with data suggesting transgenerational harm from mRNA shots, sparking questions about long-term consequences. From there, they tackle Congress’s “Big Beautiful Bill #2,” election integrity proposals, and mounting pressure to restrict universal mail-in ballots. The Epstein files resurface as victims demand transparency, while Ilhan Omar’s suspicious 3,500% net worth spike raises alarms about corruption.

On the global stage, they break down China’s Shanghai Cooperation summit, Putin’s push for traditional values, Turkey cutting off Israel, and shifting Middle East alliances. With sharp analysis and unfiltered commentary, this episode weaves together domestic corruption, public health cover-ups, and the seismic shifts reshaping geopolitics.

on Herold and Zak “RedPill78” Paine are joined by guest Josh for a chilling deep dive into the Delphi murders of Abby Williams and Libby German. The discussion unpacks the infamous “bridge guy” video, Richard Allen’s controversial conviction, and the disturbing crime scene details that point to something far bigger than a lone suspect. Josh brings his research on FBI involvement, lost interviews, and suspicious ties to militia groups and organized crime, suggesting a possible cover-up to protect federal operations. The hosts weigh in on forced confessions, media narratives, and how national security interests may have shaped the investigation. Blending true crime with conspiracy, this episode exposes the unanswered questions and hidden connections behind one of America’s most haunting cases.

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes dig into the patterns of propaganda that shape wars, pandemics, and politics. They mark the anniversary of the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, exposing how emotional tactics, like the infamous “dead baby” stories, mirror the same playbook used after 9/11 and even during COVID. The hosts connect these tactics to today’s battles, from vaccine coercion and mask mandates to manipulated protests and election chaos. With sharp personal stories, they reflect on resisting compliance, the dangers of rewriting history, and how humility in admitting past mistakes is key to breaking free of psyops.

They also tackle Denver’s wage hikes driving restaurants out of business, tying it to broader lessons about coercion, central planning, and the erosion of free markets. It’s a raw, insightful episode that challenges listeners to recognize propaganda, own their choices, and refuse to be hoodwinked again.

Ghost sits down with filmmaker Brad Zerbo for an in-depth discussion on his groundbreaking documentary Codex 9/11. Brad shares the years of research and thousands of hours of raw footage that went into dismantling the official 9/11 narrative, showing how eyewitness accounts, architectural evidence, and hidden details point to a much deeper story. The conversation highlights Trump’s immediate instincts on the day of the attacks, the overlooked role of New York developers, and why Brad chose to focus on evidence that leaves no room for defending the government’s version of events. Together they explore the who and why behind 9/11, from intelligence ties and financial motives to the political forces that shaped the aftermath. This episode isn’t just about history, it’s about exposing lies, reclaiming truth, and understanding how 9/11 still shapes today’s battles.

Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada are joined by Mrs. Rise Attire for another round of laughs, life hacks, and heartfelt reflections. The crew kicks things off with sponsor love and stories about Deadwood photo shoot disasters, before diving into a hilarious yet practical discussion on food and clothing hacks—from reviving wilted lettuce and pickling watermelon rinds to fixing deodorant stains and stretching tight boots. Jackie unveils her new “Badlands” yarn project, Christy shows off Lego orchids, and Abby introduces the week’s photo challenge with plenty of behind-the-scenes banter. The conversation then shifts to cultural reflections, including Cracker Barrel’s logo reversal, a patriotic White House Labor Day ad, and an inspiring message about gratitude, time, and perspective. Blending humor, history, and practical tips with faith and positivity, this episode captures the unique charm and sisterhood of Alphas Make Sandwiches.

Jon Herold delivers a packed Labor Day edition of The Daily Herold, covering Trump’s announcement of an executive order mandating voter ID, banning most mail-in ballots, and requiring paper ballots—a move likely headed to the Supreme Court. He unpacks Trump’s surprising shift on COVID, calling on Big Pharma to release hidden vaccine data, and explores how this could ignite long-awaited accountability. Herold also highlights Trump’s tariff battles, Chicago’s rejection of federal troop cooperation despite DC’s plummeting crime under Trump’s watch, and India’s trade imbalance with the U.S., tying it all to jobs and offshoring.

Other stories include the indictment of South Korea’s former first lady, Robert Mueller’s Parkinson’s diagnosis, Giuliani’s car accident while helping a domestic violence victim, and absurd 2028 Democrat contender rankings. With his usual mix of humor, sharp analysis, and audience banter, Jon threads together global corruption, election integrity, and cultural battles into a fast-moving holiday broadcast.

Ashe in America and Zak “RedPill78” Paine take the Labor Day desk to break down a wild weekend of headlines. They start with Trump’s Truth Social post demanding Big Pharma release hidden COVID vaccine data, framing it as a death knell for the industry and a masterstroke in exposing corruption. The hosts connect it to CDC shake-ups, RFK Jr.’s autism report, and Operation Warp Speed as a trap for the pharmaceutical cartel. From there, they cover Rudy Giuliani’s suspicious car crash after stopping to help a woman, the appeals court striking down Trump’s tariffs, and his call for voter ID and paper ballots in 2026.

Other stories include Lisa Cook and Tish James’ mortgage fraud scandals, Epstein investigations reopening under James Comer, and HUD’s crackdown on illegals in Section 8 housing. With sidebars on SIDS, ivermectin, and even dog abuse in New York, the episode mixes heavy news with cultural grit and sponsor shout-outs, closing on Trump’s overt Q+ meme post that has the internet buzzing.

JB White returns from a summer break with a Labor Day edition of the RattlerGator Report. Reflecting on faith, resilience, and the value of not letting “the perfect be the enemy of the good,” he ties personal experiences to broader cultural themes. JB shares stories from his time at the University of Florida, his marriage to a strong-willed “Betty Badass,” and his family’s ups and downs, weaving them into lessons about life, leadership, and community. He mixes in college football pride, celebrating the Gators and Florida State’s dominance, while looking ahead to the legendary Florida-Georgia game. Along the way, he explores topics like diabetes health experiments, the power of strong male role models, and the importance of heritage and regional identity. With humor, honesty, and his trademark Southern storytelling, JB sets the stage for a new season of conversations rooted in both grit and grace.

Burning Bright sits down with Lt. General Steve Kwast for a wide-ranging and thought-provoking conversation on Trump’s second term, the info war, and the challenges of leading in turbulent times. From the tightrope of communicating grand plans while facing enemy resistance, to the cultural battles of sovereignty, institutions, and self-determination, Kwast unpacks how strategy, patience, and resilience shape this era. The discussion moves through the administrative state, public-private partnerships, and the emerging space race, highlighting how innovation and national strength intertwine with global cooperation and competition. With insights on nuclear energy, deterrence, and the moral foundations needed to face the digital age, this episode blends geopolitics, philosophy, and leadership into an inspiring roadmap for America’s future.

Jon Herold and Chris Paul kick off Saturday night with laughs before diving into the internet frenzy over Trump’s supposed “death” and the viral body double theories that followed. They break down how online ops spin narratives, connecting the scare event to JD Vance’s VP interview and Trump’s dramatic return with a Truth Social post about White House limestone. From there, the hosts explore the Supreme Court fight over Trump’s tariff powers, what it reveals about congressional authority, and how national emergencies expand presidential reach. They also cover Scott Pressler’s push for mail-in ballot strategies, Mark Elias’ panic over Trump’s military role in elections, and Gavin Newsom’s warning that Trump might cancel the 2026 midterms. The conversation widens to Palantir, Israeli AI programs like Lavender, and the military’s partnership with Silicon Valley execs, raising sharp questions about tech, sovereignty, and the future of elections. With their signature mix of humor, sharp analysis, and rabbit holes, Jon and Chris deliver another deep-dive into politics, power, and the strange narratives shaping our world.