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  • Scientific modeling challenges in climate and medicine
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Scientific models shape climate and public health policy, but uncertainty, flawed assumptions, and institutional incentives can turn predictions into mandates. COVID-19, Zika, peer review, and climate forecasting highlight the need for skepticism, transparency, humility, and greater respect for individual judgment and human freedom in science...
    57 min
  • Experts outline 10 critical steps to strengthen facility security and violence prevention
    The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Violence—whether an active shooter, domestic dispute, or escalating behavioral issue—can erupt with little warning. Effective security is not about fear; it’s about preparation, awareness, and building a culture where safety is everyone’s responsibility. The following ten steps represent the most important actions any organization can take...
    58 min
  • Mayor Mamdani, NYC, and the limits of local power
    Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – Does Mayor Mamdani understand his constitutional limitations? Does he think he is president-in-waiting? Why does NYC have an office called the International Affairs Commissioner? Apparently, this commissioner was working to set up a meeting with Iran! In case you didn’t know, the U.S. is at war with Iran. Pardon my sarcasm...
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  • The Iran deal is on the table, 100 days to midterms
    The National Security Hour with Col. Mike – The uncomfortable truth is that Iran has improved its position. If shipping lanes are managed through territorial waters, if fees are imposed, if Washington’s naval pressure must be eased before any opening takes effect, then the bargaining table has already moved toward Tehran. That is not rhetoric. It is leverage. Washington still behaves as...
    57 min
  • Extreme abortion and gay marriage amendments coming to a state near you
    Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Virginia voters face proposed constitutional amendments addressing abortion, reproductive freedom, marriage, religious liberty, and parental rights. Dr. Sheila Furey warns the measures could reshape medical safeguards, healthcare obligations, faith protections, and family law while urging citizens to understand the ballot language before voting this fall...
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  • AI’s Wild West #31 Nate Cain
    Project Out Loud – The cyber domain is already a battlefield. Hackers do not need tanks or missiles when they can deploy autonomous tools that probe, shift, and attack on their own. A system can be trained inside a supposedly safe environment, then break out, steal information, and pass a test by doing exactly what it was built to do. That may sound like a lab curiosity. It is not. It is a preview...
    56 min
  • 1776 Law Center convention, episode 1
    The Nurses Report with Nicole, Ashley & David – Nurses David, Nicole, and Ashley gather at the 1776 Law Center convention in Chattanooga, exploring constitutional rights, medical freedom, government accountability, grassroots advocacy, military and healthcare moral injury, and the challenge of preserving integrity while confronting coercion, corruption, and failing institutions across American public life...
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  • From combat skies to commercial flight: The Brian “RIF” Budde story
    The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Budde shares his experiences flying the legendary UH-1N Huey, deploying throughout the Pacific and Central Command regions, and serving in combat in Iraq. He also recounts his demanding role as a Forward Air Controller with a Marine Maritime Special Purpose Force, coordinating aviation support where precision, judgment, and split...
    57 min
  • A poverty of social capital
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Heather Mac Donald examines teen takeovers, family breakdown, policing, welfare policy, and cultural change, arguing that social disorder stems less from poverty than from weakened parenting, diminished accountability, and collapsing social norms that once encouraged self-control, responsibility, marriage, work, and community stability across American society...
    58 min

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