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The Tenpenny Files – A retired naval intelligence officer recounts his January 6 experience, from a peaceful day in Washington to a pre-dawn arrest and harsh imprisonment. Facing accusations contradicted by evidence, he endures isolation, abuse, and loss while his wife fights for justice, revealing a story of resilience, faith, and survival against overwhelming pressure...

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Gail Macrae, BSN, RN – A nurse and grieving father expose troubling hospital practices, questioning protocols, incentives, and patient rights during COVID-19. Their conversation explores systemic failures, legal battles, and faith, urging awareness of healthcare power structures and the human cost behind controversial medical decisions...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Faith communities face growing security risks in today’s world. This guide explains how religious facilities can prepare for and respond to active shooter threats through threat assessments, staff training, access control, and emergency planning—helping leaders protect congregations while preserving the welcoming, peaceful environment houses of worship are meant to provide...

Project Out Loud – What should disturb every citizen is how uneven the treatment was. Evidence that was withheld, agents embedded among protesters, windows smashed by men on lifts who seemed designed to provoke. These are not small details. They are central to whether we are governed by law or by the stories that fit a preferred storyline. Here is the Paul Hodgkins truth...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – In 1776, New Hampshire stands at a crossroads. After its Royal Governor flees and tensions with Britain intensify, local leaders debate loyalty, reconciliation, and independence. Delegates work to persuade their constituents that breaking from Britain may be the only path forward in the growing struggle for American liberty...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Instead of fleeing the scene, Wallace and several others stayed with their teacher, attempting to provide medical aid while waiting for paramedics to arrive. Their immediate response reflected shock, concern, and a desire to help someone they cared about. Despite the efforts of first responders, Hughes was later pronounced dead at the hospital. The loss sent...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The U.S. Senate prepares to vote on the Home School Graduation Recognition Act, legislation designed to ensure homeschool graduates are recognized as high school graduates for federal student aid. Supporters say the measure will prevent discrimination in employment, trade schools, and colleges while affirming equal treatment for homeschool students nationwide...

The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Thousands of Canadians are denied Employment Insurance after refusing COVID-19 vaccination mandates. Data scientist Dr. Joseph Hickey challenges the government in court, arguing the policy unfairly labels medical refusal as misconduct. His legal fight raises urgent questions about workers’ rights, government power, and accountability...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Supreme Court moves into the decision-heavy phase of its term, bringing key rulings and notable oral arguments into focus. Two stories involving state Attorneys General highlight the importance of watching state-level officials, while updates on the conflict in Iran add broader international context to today’s discussion...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – As the push for independence intensifies in 1776, Pennsylvania’s delegation stands divided. Benjamin Franklin’s influence begins to shift opinions as James Wilson and John Morton reconsider their stance. A dramatic series of votes ultimately changes Pennsylvania’s position, helping tip the balance toward independence and shaping the outcome of the Continental Congress decision...