America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Mental health in America has become a sprawling industry that manages distress rather than curing it. Drawing on clinical experience and psychoanalysis, Eric Greene argues that social breakdown is recast as personal pathology, diagnoses multiply, and medication becomes permanent, leaving patients labeled, compliant, and rarely restored to wholeness...

The Tenpenny Files – Justice has shifted from moral truth to ideological demand, leaving clarity buried beneath power and grievance. Dr. Christina Crenshaw exposes how justice detached from its theological roots reshapes culture, institutions, and identity. Through lived experience, history, and worldview, she reveals what happens when justice is demanded without truth to define it...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Host Nate Cain examines the Epstein file release, rising tensions with Iran, and domestic political conflict, then explores Antifa’s ideological roots and modern influence. The episode concludes with analysis of the Benghazi terror arrest, intelligence breakthroughs, and lingering questions about accountability, regime change, and the future of American constitutional order...

Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – I trace a question my father never resolved: how fascism takes hold without people noticing. Drawing on history, economics, and my own military experience, I argue that America did not narrowly avoid fascism, but absorbed it quietly through bureaucracy, centralized planning, and the illusion of democratic control long before most were willing to see it...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – When the basics fail—trash removal, emergency response, protection from the cold—ideology collapses under its own weight. The backlash has been swift and loud. Residents who once championed Mamdani’s vision are now openly questioning it. Protesters have gathered outside his residence. Conditions that longtime New Yorkers say are the worst they’ve ever seen...

The Tenpenny Files – American institutions do not drift into ideological capture by chance. I trace how universities abandoned truth-centered formation, imported critical frameworks, and transmitted them through education, faith, and culture. This long campaign reshapes authority, identity, and meaning while resisting reform through credential control and institutional permanence...

The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – It is becoming easier to see the results of these communist policies as they permeate American culture. Teaching kids that they are victims and are entitled to free stuff brings us a culture of ill-prepared, uneducated people, only capable of demanding free stuff. Those educated become bureaucrats, NGO’s, government workers...

Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – Markets across the West are said to be failing, but the problem is not excess freedom. It is the absence of it. This episode examines how political and corporate power fuse to distort competition, suppress innovation, and replace real markets with managed systems that reward compliance over competence while eroding accountability...

Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Bruce Robertson examines how immigration policy, political incentives, and ideological activism intersect in America. The discussion argues taxpayer costs rise, elections shift, and public safety erodes as protests turn violent. The episode frames compassion as weaponized, warning of long-term consequences for citizens and national stability and democratic institutions...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Communism and socialism rarely reveal their full aims at the start, relying instead on moral language, democratic appeals, and emotional persuasion. By tracing parallels between Marx, Lenin, and modern progressive rhetoric, this piece examines how noble ideals are used to centralize power, marginalize dissent, and enlist well-meaning people in movements that ultimately undermine individual...