The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Does the United States need to take control of a country like Greenland to establish a “Golden Dome” to protect the United States? Are our longtime allies moving toward countries that pose a threat to us, such as Canada and Mexico, cozying up to China? How about Iran? How close are they to countries like Venezuela, Nicaragua, Bolivia, and...

The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – The Maduro regime was indicted by the US Department of Justice in 2020 (and again recently) as a significant hub of illegal drug transit and a state sponsor of narcoterrorism (to include abetting many drug cartels with their support of violence, human smuggling, and significant profits from the illicit production and selling of narcotics)...

Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – If democracies want to resist this assault, they must do three things. (1) Track and disrupt hidden financial flows. (2) Protect independent platforms from covert manipulation. (3) Recognize the danger when familiarity replaces scrutiny. The enemy of liberty does not always wear a uniform. Sometimes it speaks with the voice of someone we once trusted...

The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – There is no easy exit from this trap. Iran is not a single narrative. Kurds, Arabs, Turks, Persians, leftists, monarchists, moneyed factions, and armed units all push their own vision. Whoever holds the guns will have a seat at the table. There is no clear, uncontested leader to replace the clerical state. Someone waving an old royal flag will not unify...

The Tenpenny Files – A deep examination of how digital identity, surveillance, and AI-driven systems reshape human autonomy in the modern age. Celeste Solum traces the quiet policy shifts that turn living beings into managed inventory, revealing how compliance, traceability, and technological governance steadily redefine freedom, consent, and what it means to exist within expanding global control frameworks...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Maduro wasn’t just another authoritarian leader clinging to power. He was a key player in a network that tied together hostile regimes and adversarial powers — Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba all had stakes in keeping him in place. Removing him didn’t just destabilize Venezuela’s dictatorship; it weakened an entire web of influence in the Western Hemisphere...

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – For the United States, according to Professor Dorsey, a military intervention would be a mistake of large proportions. Indeed, it probably would unite the Iranian population against the United States. In terms of politics, culture, and reputation, the United States at the moment possesses almost nothing that Iranians are eager to have at home...

Trevor Loudon Reports – If the US were to concede Europe to Russia and Asia to China, "it would only be a matter of a very short time before the two of them formed an even more united bloc than they already do, and come after us." This would leave America "fighting Russia and China at once, with no European allies. And no Australia, no New Zealand, no India. No Japan, no Taiwan, nobody to...

Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – Immigration is often treated as a moral slogan rather than a system with limits. This episode examines assimilation as a rate-dependent process, asking what happens when societies absorb newcomers faster than shared norms can form. It explores culture, scale, and history to explain why cohesion depends on expectations, enforcement, and clear thinking about tradeoffs...

The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – The UNFCCC was fundamentally flawed right from the start. It assumed there was a climate problem, even though IPCC, launched two years earlier, had not yet established that there actually was one. And it gave China and other developing countries, now the greatest source of emissions, an opt-out clause so that...