Ed Bonderenka, Gary Wellings discuss American politics, faith, and national security, framing current events—especially U.S. actions toward Iran—as part of spiritual and ideological warfare.

Donald Trump’s foreign and domestic policies, concerns about government overreach, AI-related job losses, immigration, and H‑1B visas. The program also touches on historical themes such as Billy Mitchell’s advocacy for air power and debates practical issues like daylight saving time.

Ed Bonderenka is joined by Author and Economic Historian Todd Sheets to discuss the effect of the State of the Union and compare the responses of Ronald Reagan to Carter's economy and Trump to Biden's.
Both also faced Iran's threat.

I spoke with the author of Spirits of America: On the Semiquincentennial, founder of The Brownstone Institute and Epoch Times contributor Jeffrey A. Tucker.

We spoke about the effect of the State of the Union speech, the turn in the culture, and the awakening of the electorate.

I spoke with Election Security expert Pat Colbeck.

Pat sometimes hosts Lindell TV.

He's the author of Wrestling Gators: An Outsider's Guide to Draining the Swamp

Rick Deitering is joined by Ed Hoffman (of Speaking of Art) and callers in a discussion of archeology and artifacts and their effect on our culture.

Gary Welling and callers discuss the recent events and their effect on our Nation and Culture.

Ed Bonderenka and Josh Hammer talk about the New Confederacy of Democrat governors opposing Federal Law.

Then Ed talks about Valentines Day concerning stuff you may not have known, with a bit of President's Day.

Ed Bonderenka and Gary Wellings talk to Jason LaFace of Alberta about their effort to leave Canada.

We also talked about Greater Idaho and the efforts of 13 Oregonian counties to leave Oregon.

Ed Bonderenka and co-host Bruce Fleury speak to investigative journalist Bob Cushman about smurfing and electoral money laundering .

Ed Bonderenka discusses the rise of Skynet right before our eyes and then explains the Alaska Purchase, which to his knowledge is totally unrelated.