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  • To strike or not to strike the narco-terrorists
    Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – So here we go again, politicians second-guessing our warfighters on the battlefield, trying to manage a war. Remember Vietnam? Politicians managing that war! (Johnson & Nixon). Remember Afghanistan? (Biden) Politicians managing that war! Several media outlets reported that Secretary of War Hegseth allegedly issued a verbal order for an attack...
    58 min
  • A “Turning Point” towards the light
    Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – A tragic assassination becomes a defining moment that sparks spiritual awakening, unity, and renewed purpose across the nation. Faith rises as young people seek truth, community, and hope amid darkness. Through loss, a powerful movement emerges, reminding believers and nonbelievers alike that light, redemption, and God’s plan prevail even in the darkest hours...
    58 min
  • Finding Jesus at Christmas
    FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – At Christmas, the shepherds follow simple signs and discover Jesus with urgency and faith. Advent invites us to slow down, trust God, and embrace true peace. This season points beyond nostalgia to hope, purpose, and restoration. Finding Jesus means choosing life, resting in His presence, and living confidently in the promise that God is with us...
    57 min
  • The war on drugs: A half-century of failure and a fight for survival
    The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – The lesson of the past fifty years is clear: we cannot afford half-measures. If the nation is to stem the tide of overdose deaths, it must treat the drug crisis as the existential threat it is—one that requires decisive, protective action at every level, from interdiction to treatment. Only then can we hope to end the longest war America has ever fought...
    58 min
  • Can we literally sniff out and snuff out disease through AI
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – An AI pioneer traces the arc from early machine reasoning to today’s world of pervasive intelligence, revealing how patterns precede explanations in markets, medicine, and biology. From finance to disease detection through smell, he explores the promise and peril of machines that reason broadly—and asks where human responsibility must finally draw the line...
    58 min
  • Taiwan: America’s critical national security link
    The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – Taiwan stands at the center of America’s survival as a nation. I argue from experience that our security, economy, and strategic freedom now depend on a single island producing the chips that power modern defense and industry. Ignoring this reality risks surrendering sovereignty, stability, and moral clarity in an increasingly dangerous world...
    58 min
  • How Minnesota’s safety net was looted and who failed
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Minnesota’s safety net is unraveling as massive fraud drains funds meant for the vulnerable. Audits and prosecutions reveal failed oversight, timid leadership, and nonprofits operating without accountability. Taxpayer money fuels corruption, weakens public trust, and may even support violence abroad, raising urgent questions about responsibility, enforcement, and the cost of negligence...
    58 min
  • How ‘Digital Deepak’ is shaping and distorting modern spirituality
    The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For Christians, seekers, or anyone longing for real spiritual connection: this isn’t just a tech novelty. It raises heavy questions about the nature of guidance, of accountability, of truth. When your spiritual hunger is routed through an algorithm, you lose community, tradition, human empathy — sometimes even the possibility of moral responsibility...
    58 min
  • Governor McMaster to end race-based government contracts in South Carolina
    The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster ends race-based government contracting through executive action, arguing such policies violate constitutional equality. Drawing on the legacies of Rosa Parks and John Quincy Adams, I contend that merit-based governance best honors civil rights and urge other states to follow South Carolina and Texas in restoring equal treatment under the law...
    58 min

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