Ed George hosts coaching session 107, recorded on 14 September 2024, and says the session is for information only rather than legal advice. The prepared topic is his claim that an assumed-name filing can turn an all-capital birth-certificate name into intellectual property, which he connects to mail-fraud statutes, trademark language and court-process disputes.

The first half of the call is a reading and explanation of that theory: Ed discusses Minnesota assumed-name filings, Black's Law Dictionary, 18 U.S.C. 1341 and 1342, 15 U.S.C. 1125, a sample cease-and-desist notice, service of process and return-to-sender tactics. The second half is Q&A, with callers asking about jury-duty letters, duplicate assumed-name filings, common names, county recording, public notice, affidavits, traffic cases, jurisdiction challenges, private mailboxes, autograph language and how to handle existing court matters.

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Paul Beamer opens this Sabado edition by explaining that Roger Sayles's computer is reachable but Roger is not on Skype, so the programme resumes an archive replay from 6 May 2023. The replay is a caller-driven Radio Ranch discussion, with Nancy, Devin, Nick and others pressing Sayles on his national-status theory and the sources he uses to teach it.

The first half ranges from Cinco de Mayo and Civil War history to the Proud Boys trial, then settles into Nancy's questions about feudal status, free soil, Black's Law Dictionary, birth certificates, bonds, merchant law and admiralty law. Sayles frames those topics through The Matrix, Pavlov and Bruce Lipton as part of his argument about hidden legal programming and cognitive dissonance.

The second half moves through Brent Winters's common-law books, Blackstone, the Babylonian merchant code, maritime remedies, Gary Kinghorn's Corban article and a story about a child who could understand Sovereign to Serf. Nick then describes finding the show after losing his driver's license and asks detailed questions about affidavits, passports, IDs and what he sees as overcomplicated patriot paperwork.

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Paul opens ABCHealth.info Health Talk on Global Voice Radio Network and hands the programme to Edward for a long, free-form episode mixing alternative-health commentary, product discussion, caller questions and legal-political theory.

The first twenty minutes are built around a newsletter-style reading about Dr. John Campbell and a paper by Young-Mi Lee and co-authors that the speakers present as support for COVID-19 vaccine nanostructure claims. Edward then moves into recurring ABC Health themes: processed food, parasites, alkalinity, oxygen, clay, MagOzone, More Mito and his view that listeners should take personal responsibility for health rather than trust conventional medicine.

Callers Michael and Brent briefly join: Michael asks about MagOzone logistics, while Brent asks about A1C, pantry foods and high-fructose corn syrup after his girlfriend's death. In the back half the conversation turns sharply toward legal and political claims: Obama and Iran, the July 2024 Trump assassination attempt, foreclosure, securitisation audits, bid bonds, court jurisdiction, IRS disputes and Edward's belief that private documents and criminal complaints can be used against judges and public officials.

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Roger Sayles hosts a Friday Radio Ranch with Brent Winters, with producer Paul Beamer handling the platform read. The conversation ranges from Friday the 13th and the Knights Templar to Winters's wider claims about banking, usury, Calvinism and what he calls Christian culture.

Much of the first two hours is an extended religious and historical argument by Winters. He presents the Scottish Enlightenment, John Knox, John Witherspoon, John Locke and biblical authority as central to American culture, then moves through sovereignty, natural law, gravity, arithmetic, worship and age-earned discernment.

The call-in portion brings Linda's question about bid bonds and arrest, which Winters rejects as unproven, Ferris's question about cremation and resurrection, and later questions from Joan, Sam, Muse and Annette on cremation, reincarnation, marriage, bail bonds and court corruption.

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This USA Organic Republic Health Call opens with sponsor copy, connection troubleshooting, a devotional from Phyllis Marie and Republic Education Call framing before Daryl hands the main health presentation to Valerie.

Valerie frames the evening around the saying "let food be thy medicine". She argues from her health-and-wellness experience that listeners should think of nutrition as fuel, reduce ultra-processed foods, keep fresh foods visible, use microgreens and enzyme-rich foods, and pay attention to gut health. The discussion moves through potatoes, sprouting, winter food planning, wild plants, dandelion, wild lettuce tincture, comfrey, castor oil and other household preparations.

The second half becomes a round-table exchange of alternative-health claims and personal experiences. Speakers discuss kombucha, onions, honey, garlic, cayenne, coconut oil, detoxing, ionized foot baths, Tesla- and Rife-related frequency devices, plant sensitivity, herb books and late-call resource recommendations. Several claims concern medical treatment, COVID, Lyme disease, MMS, nicotine patches, turpentine and parasite protocols; these are described here as claims made on the call, not as medical advice.

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This short Paul English Live mirror fragment catches the end of a longer broadcast. English closes on a lighter note, pointing listeners toward MDI and Guy Nègre in the context of compressed-air cars, then pivots into a joking but specific reference to MIA's OHMNI clothing line and its silver-thread RF-blocking hat.

The rest is an outro: thanks to the Rumble chat, a reminiscence about the Citroën 2CV engine sound, a note that the show will return on WBN, Rumble and elsewhere, and an update that Radio Soapbox is being shaped into a more structured scheduled station. A play-out song and final Global Voice Radio Network sign-off close the fragment.

Claims and recommendations are the speakers', not endorsements by the publisher.

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A three-hour Paul English Live mirror stream from 12 September 2024, with Paul English joined by Paul, Patrick and Eric. The show begins lightly, moving through English weather, Bonfire Night, Guy Fawkes, Burning Man, The Wicker Man, Gustave Doré and Edgar Allan Poe before turning into a long anniversary discussion of 9/11 and the speakers' revisionist readings of recent and wartime history.

The central hour is dominated by contested claims about 9/11, Building 7, Pearl Harbor, Churchill, David Irving, Goebbels and Dieppe.

The final stretch shifts into practical and political themes: winter fuel payments, neighbourly care for older people, the NHS, personal responsibility, voting, prisoner releases, industrial decline, hydrogen cooking, fuel reactors and MDI's compressed-air car. Music breaks include Jimmy Smith, Dusty Springfield and Lou Rawls.

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