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  • Graffiti to greatness: How Washington DC is being restored
    The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The Reflecting Pool, one of the most recognized locations in the country, has also become part of the conversation. Stretching between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument, the site has long stood as one of the defining images of America itself. Now renewed attention to the area has sparked both praise and criticism...
    57 min
  • The church has the votes, so why is it losing the country
    The Tenpenny Files – Pastor Ché Ahn challenges Christians to confront political disengagement, religious liberty, and cultural silence. Through his Supreme Court battle over California’s church shutdowns, he calls believers to reclaim civic responsibility, defend biblical values, and recognize that revival begins when faith moves from private conviction into public action across America today...
    0 min
  • Rigged – California: How laws, and ballots, shape the perception of election integrity
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – California’s election laws fuel fierce debate over integrity, access, and trust. Universal mail ballots, ballot harvesting, extended counting, and voter roll concerns shape perceptions of a rigged system. Spencer Pratt’s Los Angeles campaign amplifies frustrations over governance, immigration priorities, and whether legal rules undermine democratic consent across California today now...
    57 min
  • A weapon, a ‘kill list,’ and a parent who refused to stay silent
    Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Jarred is a New Jersey parent and advocate who, in January 2026, won a landmark settlement against the Berkeley Heights Board of Education after the district was forced to formally acknowledge that his 2022 warnings about violence at the school were accurate. What was he warning them about? Did you know that violence in schools...
    57 min
  • State governments flex their authority on key policy issues
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – People act as if the federal government is the supreme law of the land. They’re not. The federal government was created by the states to serve the states, which means the states oversee the federal government. This is really amazing when you realize that We the People have much more power and control over the states than the federal government...
    58 min
  • Senate hearing links COVID-19 vaccines to cancer risks
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Vaughn & Dr. Tankersley – Senate testimony raises urgent questions about possible links between COVID-19 vaccines and cancer risk, highlighting concerns over immune surveillance, aggressive tumors, spike protein findings, research suppression, and informed consent while calling for independent investigations, scientific freedom, and stronger protection for doctors and patients and trust...
    57 min
  • Iranian Turning Point #20 IQ al-Rassooli
    Project Out Loud – The Iranian people are not the regime. They are not the clerics who enrich themselves. They are the engineers, the shopkeepers, the students who dream of opening a business and raising their children without fear. They remember a time when their cities were more open to the world. They are potential allies of liberty if the tyranny that rules them is removed or neutralized...
    57 min
  • Who is Jimmy Lai and why is Hong Kong jailing him?
    The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Jimmy Lai’s imprisonment in Hong Kong highlights the growing clash between Communist Chinese authority and fundamental freedoms. Apple Daily’s pro-democracy voice draws prosecution under national security laws, while Amnesty International and global advocates call for Lai’s release and warn that free speech, human dignity, and rights remain under attack today...
    58 min
  • Darkness of communism to the light of freedom! The Zdenka Alexova story
    The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The Marxists education system worked through fear . . students were raised to be afraid . . teachers discouraged creative thought. She was not allowed to sing in school unless it was a song praising communism or Lenin. As a ten year old, she realized she would not achieve any dreams of her own...
    58 min
  • From hospital nurse to healthcare pioneer: Kimberly Overton’s story
    The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – A remarkable journey from critical care nurse to healthcare entrepreneur and advocate. Kimberly shares how her experiences during the COVID era led her to question many aspects of the traditional healthcare system and ultimately inspired her to take a stand for patient autonomy, informed consent, and...
    57 min

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