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Byrne Unscripted with Martha Byrne – For years to come, society will debate the roots of this hostility and what it says about our divided world. Charlie himself, a fierce advocate for free speech, would have encouraged that conversation. He wasn’t afraid to go into hostile territory when the danger of doing so could not have been clearer. That was the point of doing it. It was brave but also...

The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Space architects shape the future of exploration, tackling the challenges of Mars missions and lunar settlements. Professor Larry Bell, founder of the University of Houston’s Sasakawa Center for Space Architecture, shares insights from decades of innovation and collaboration with pioneers like Buzz Aldrin. Discover how vision, technology, and leadership redefine humanity’s...

Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke and Dr. Mark McDonald – Public reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk exposes a stark divide between decency and indecency. Some Americans shockingly cheer or mock the violent death of a husband and father, revealing a darker side of society. Jeff and Mark reflect on how this tragedy may unite decent people across political lines, fostering recognition of shared humanity...

Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – We remember and celebrate Charlie Kirk, reflecting on his life, words, and the tragic loss that stirs deep emotions. Amid sadness and anger, we remain resolute, determined to stand for truth, challenge distorted narratives, and inspire the next generation. Together, we step forward with hope, courage, and conviction, honoring Charlie’s legacy by...

Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Trump designates antifa as a "major terrorist organization.” Trump authorizes a military strike against another drug boat. Analyst Brandon Weichert and LTC Sargis Sangari discuss the significance of domestic terrorism. Intel Analyst Edward Haugland breaks down the radicalization and cognitive war that fuels much of the terror and violence...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – People denounce censorship while demanding it against their rivals. Critics of Biden’s speech and social media restrictions now push to silence voices supporting violence. The question rises: is free speech only for agreeable opinions? From teachers to politicians, the right to express even foolish or offensive thoughts defines liberty, yet party divisions threaten its survival...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro - Step back from this tragedy, and you’ll see the broader pattern. We are a kaleidoscope of contradictions—capable of profound unity, as we were after 9/11, and capable of vicious division, as we are today. We’ve gone from embracing our shared humanity to demonizing anyone who challenges our worldview. A few words can turn love into hatred, reason into rage...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Constitution isn’t taught in our schools, not even our law schools. Then again, what would that matter, since the federal government has gotten involved in education, its quality has declined. Yet, despite all this evidence of failure, people still believe it is legal for the federal government to continue violating its oath to support the Constitution...

The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – Overlooked during the promotion of ANTIFA as a terrorist group was a much more significant event—one where the Trump Administration may have lost a crucial battle with the CCP. Despite the rhetoric from the U.S., the CCP has emerged victorious in the TikTok battle. Beyond the headlines, TikTok's AI and data collection are powerful tools in the fight between...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Parents continue to lose faith in American public education as satisfaction survey reaches a new low. Gallup’s Megan Brenan wrote in a news release that “Only about one-quarter of Americans think K-12 schools are headed in the right direction, while just one in five rate them as ‘excellent’ or ‘good’ at preparing students for today’s jobs, and one in three say the same for college.”