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The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – How does the United States counter a network that operates across energy markets, arms transfers, criminal migration, cyberspace, and the information environment simultaneously — without abandoning the constitutional freedoms that make America worth defending? Galvin delivers a comprehensive examination of the 21st Century Axis...

The Tenpenny Files – Federal records expert Don Lueders questions whether government electronic records are complete and authentic. In conversation with Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, he explores how recordkeeping failures can undermine investigations, obstruct accountability, and prevent the accused from establishing innocence—and what reforms might help restore lasting public trust...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The implications for where EV is going are enormous. Instead of building electric trucks with gigantic battery packs designed to carry enough energy for an entire trip, highways themselves could become part of the charging infrastructure. A truck could travel, receive electricity from the roadway, and potentially operate with a much smaller...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Semiconductor developer Jason Ho warns that compromised chip supply chains threaten America’s national security, privacy, and AI ambitions. His allegations connect technology networks, foreign influence, and military vulnerabilities, raising urgent questions about who controls critical infrastructure and how citizens can demand accountability from their government...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – A recent case out of Oklahoma helped by throwing out evidence a deputy collected via their Flock system without a warrant. If you’re concerned about data centers, you may be interested to know who in Congress opposed legislation encouraging states to require those data centers to pay their own energy costs. I guess the question of...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – The most important skill in the age of artificial intelligence may not be coding, engineering, or prompt writing. It may be the old-fashioned habit of skepticism. Ask where the information came from. Check the original source. Look for competing interpretations. Identify the assumption behind the conclusion. Ask who...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For once, the question isn't simply whether you believe Noah's Ark existed. The question is: What does the evidence actually show? The radar has given researchers new places to look. The drills are now reaching beneath the surface. The laboratories will have the next word. Because sometimes the most hopeful thing science can do is admit that...

Dangerous Thoughts with Jack Danger - The issue is control. Can you understand the bargain you’re making? Can you refuse data collection without losing basic functionality? Can you see the price before you commit? Technology does not need to become a science-fiction villain to make ordinary life more intrusive. It only needs to make extraction convenient, profitable, and difficult to challenge...

The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – Bernays believed you can control the population, whether in the sphere of politics or business, in our social conduct, or in our ethical thinking. A small number of people dominate us by understanding the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. Democrats have learned to pull the wires which control the public mind...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Families deserve clear answers about their food. The Beef Initiative connects consumers with local ranchers, while South Dakota lawmakers address public funding for cultivated proteins. Food transparency, honest labeling, and direct relationships help parents make informed choices and demand accountability from schools, companies, and government...