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Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – While ER nurses are babysitting an anxious nation, something else is happening quietly in Washington: In the draft federal student loan rules, nursing graduate programs were left off the “professional degree” list—the list that comes with higher loan caps. In the draft language, nursing wasn’t on the Tier 1 list. That means nurses who want to become...

Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Angelina Farella – The intended parent or parents might struggle with infertility. They also could be same-sex couples. Surrogacy has no federal regulation currently. It is up to states to set the rules if the state chooses to allow it. The implantation of the embryo only produces a viable liveborn infant 25% of the time. The odds are stacked against the success of the IVF...

Trevor Loudon Reports – Classic Examples Everyone “Knows” - “Everyone knows Ukraine is a corrupt Nazi state that persecutes Christians.” - “Everyone knows Russia is a traditional Christian country.” - “Everyone knows Israel deliberately targets Palestinian children.” These, Loudon insisted, are not organic opinions – they are engineered outcomes...

Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – Lean Government is not about utopia. It is about direction. It is about building systems that improve rather than decay. It is about forcing the government to measure what matters, eliminate what does not, and restore the principle that the citizen, not the bureaucracy, is the customer. Our government is not broken by accident...

Byrne Unscripted with Martha Byrne – Dorothy’s journey in Oz mirrors a family’s path through Washington as they confront truth, justice, and redemption. Amid political firestorms and hidden forces, a presidential pardon transforms their struggle into a new beginning. Entering the Capitol with renewed purpose, they embrace freedom, clarity, and the strength to face what comes next...

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – A wide-ranging conversation explores concerns about vaccine safety, genetic effects, public-health transparency, and medical autonomy. The discussion highlights disputed interpretations of mRNA technology, the role of federal agencies, and calls for open data, independent investigation, and renewed trust between patients and physicians while examining cultural, ethical, and...

Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – Did you know that the Pilgrims were not the first group to celebrate Thanksgiving in what would become the United States of America? Do you fully appreciate what those Pilgrims, explorers, and early Americans sacrificed and accomplished to make us the greatest nation the world has ever known?

The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Francis Menton challenges prevailing climate narratives, questioning whether renewable-powered grids have ever been proven at scale. He examines the practical and economic realities of shifting cities to wind, solar, and battery systems while critiquing New York’s climate policies. His work offers a sharp, reasoned perspective on energy, governance, and environmental...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Simon Deng recounts his childhood enslavement and warns Americans about rising extremism he associates with radical Islamist movements. Speaking from his experiences in Sudan and the United States, he urges vigilance as he highlights ongoing human rights abuses, cultural pressures, and political shifts he believes threaten freedom in communities across the country today and beyond...

The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Now, personal physicians have no contact or responsibility for their hospitalized patients who become managed by strangers. Dr. Breggin and Dr. Christian describe their own personal frustrations trying to advocate for the safety and proper treatment of their families and themselves, and lament how much more difficult it is for nonmedical people to protect themselves...