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The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – If we want a safer world, start with real health. Fund sanitation and nutrition. Strengthen oversight, so aid serves people, not contracts. Insist that pathogen sharing is transparent, time-limited, and tied to capacity building. Break the monopoly of secrecy around genetic data. Hold bureaucracies accountable. Return medicine to the bedside and away...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – The United States gave Maduro several chances to prevent this military operation from happening. The U.S. government urged him to come to the table and talk; urged him to step down from his presidency, and finally urged him to surrender or face the U.S. military. What next for Venezuela? Time will tell...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – What can you do when you see society crumbling around you? Because that is what we are seeing in Minneapolis, and sadly, it is not a unique story. This is democracy in action, mob rule, emotions, and memes over facts and reason. And while you may not live in Minneapolis, I ask you, what’s to stop this insanity from coming to your...

Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Both students garnered much from the four-day event. Wojtaszek recalled that, “Because of what happened (Charlie Kirk’s assassination) there are so many more people who now sort of see what Charlie saw and it’s allowing people to get out there and grow their love for our country even more.” Shelly recalls, “There was just this feeling, just the...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Borders, truth, and trust are under strain as global power shifts and institutions falter. From Iran’s blackout and suffering families to Arctic security, January 6 fallout, and Canada’s ties with China, this piece urges clarity, accountability, and civic action. Protecting faith, family, and country begins with refusing deception and showing up...

Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – Wind power is promoted as clean, reliable, and affordable, yet evidence tells a different story. Intermittency weakens electric grids, environmental damage is widespread, costs continue to rise, and offshore wind projects face mounting failures. This episode examines the technical, ecological, and economic realities behind industrial wind energy and questions its role in a sustainable future...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Modern medicine falters not from ignorance, but from misplaced authority. Drawing on Greek traditions of open debate and ethical restraint, this piece argues that science and healthcare thrive when challenge precedes consensus. As paternalism replaces advocacy, trust erodes. Restoring contestable authority allows medicine and science to correct themselves without collapse...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – As America marks 250 years of independence, the story of Caesar Rodney’s midnight ride reveals how liberty often turns on quiet courage. Delaware’s divided vote, fierce debate, and hard persuasion remind us that freedom is chosen, not inevitable. Teaching these moments forms judgment, virtue, and citizens willing to defend liberty when it matters most...

The Nurses Report with David, Nicole & Ashley – Nurses challenge modern medicine’s profit-driven culture, questioning plastic-based pharmaceuticals, vaccine policy shifts, and pediatric care ethics. The conversation exposes conflicts of interest, environmental risks, and failures in informed consent while calling for transparency, independent research, real food guidance, and patient-centered decision-making led by those at the...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – If America continues to view global affairs through an American lens—short‑term, reactive, and idealistic—we risk being outmaneuvered by nations that are patient, strategic, and unapologetically ambitious. The world is not static. Influence shifts. Power expands or contracts depending on who is willing to think further ahead...