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Trevor Loudon Reports – Trevor Loudon and Brad Zinn examine Fred Schwartz’s anti-communist legacy, warning that Marxist tactics still target America through cultural subversion, geopolitical pressure, attacks on faith, and the breakdown of family life. Their discussion connects Cold War lessons to today’s ideological battles and calls for renewed vigilance and spiritual courage...

Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – AUSN highlights Vietnam War lessons while honoring veterans, supporting military families, and expanding Operation Reach Out. Through local partnerships, community gatherings, and civic engagement, the program connects service members, veterans, and families with resources, encouragement, and meaningful support across American towns and...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Connecticut’s new homeschooling restrictions spark alarm among parents and advocates who say House Bill 5468 treats families as suspects before they teach at home. Critics warn mandatory reviews, government oversight, and background checks threaten parental rights, educational freedom, homeschool independence, and similar freedoms across America today in the years ahead...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – June’s competing declarations of pride and nuclear family values spark a sharp critique of public celebrations, cultural priorities, women’s sports, and political ego. The commentary contrasts Tennessee’s Nuclear Family Month with national trends, questions what society chooses to honor, and warns that unchecked pride carries consequences for everyone eventually ahead...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Rob Henderson’s encounter with Theodore Dalrymple reveals how elite ideas travel from universities into culture, medicine, addiction policy, and family life. Through foster care, Yale, primary care, and prison psychiatry, the discussion shows why responsibility, norms, and cultural guardrails still shape poverty, dysfunction, and recovery more than theory admits...

The Tenpenny Files – EmmaSara McMillion challenges parents to reclaim their role as the primary influence in their children’s lives. She explores family culture, homeschooling, generational cycles, child protection, and intentional parenting while sharing tools that help mothers build stronger homes, guide children with confidence, and resist outsourcing family leadership to institutions once again...

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Garryt Bryant of Prayer at the Heart explores Generation Z’s search for authenticity, purpose, and hope amid loneliness, anxiety, and social media pressure. He highlights growing interest in Jesus, prayer, and spiritual renewal while inviting Christians to join the Million Souls campaign and pray for revival among young people today...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – “Early exposure to screens carries developmental and cognitive risks. Screen use in early life is linked to poorer language outcomes,” the advisory states, pointing to research that found that children who used screens more had poorer language skills. The advisory further states that excessive screen time has been linked to inferior educational and health...

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Sweatshirts of Hope supports families facing addiction by connecting them with resources, prayer, and community. Founder Terry Derstine shares how his daughter’s struggle with painkiller abuse grows into a ministry of healing. With volunteers, businesses, first responders, and livestream outreach, the mission offers hope through faith in Jesus Christ today...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The national conversation has become dominated by doom-and-gloom predictions, but the data tells a more balanced story. Yes, prices in some cities are falling. Yes, affordability remains strained. But this is not 2008. There is no widespread subprime lending crisis, no wave of toxic mortgage products, and no massive oversupply of vacant homes...