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The red and green Alliance’s influence on French, Saudi, and Yemeni conflicts Oct 25, 2026

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The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – Funding networks, activist organizations, and foreign influence deserve scrutiny. Allegations surrounding Shanghai-based financier Neville Roy Singham illustrate the challenge of pursuing financial accountability when an individual operates beyond the practical reach of American law enforcement. Any action must have legal authorization. Distance must...

The grass isn’t greener in Europe: Why Americans want to come home Oct 24, 2026

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The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Americans also benefit from constitutional protections for individual liberties, including freedom of speech, religious freedom, and the right to criticize the government. Those freedoms are foundational to the American experience. America isn't perfect. We still face political division, economic pressures, healthcare challenges, and plenty of...

When ideology collides with energy, civilization, and the electrical grid Oct 24, 2026

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Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – North America's interconnected electricity systems require continuous balancing of generation and consumption, precise frequency control, voltage stability, and enormous quantities of specialized equipment. Expanding renewable generation changes these engineering requirements, while artificial intelligence, data centers, manufacturing, and...

Life gets better… #43 The Breggins Oct 24, 2026

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Project Out Loud – To critics of globalism, these arrangements represent another step toward moving authority beyond national borders. Pandemic preparedness becomes the language through which institutions seek greater control. That concern should never be brushed aside as an inconvenience. The struggle extends to information. When platforms remove dissenting voices, they narrow the public square...

The SCAM Act: Protecting consumers or expanding government power? Oct 24, 2026

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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – You’ve probably heard the phrase “caveat emptor,” or “let the buyer beware.” That is good advice, and not just for shopping. Yes, the FBI is out with a new warning about scammers, people impersonating political candidates and campaigns, trying to get your money, or worse, your identity. And once again, Congress has what it considers a “solution”: the...

Trump’s economy, family finances, and precious metals Oct 24, 2026

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Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Economic optimism does little to ease a family’s grocery bill today. The case for Trump’s agenda rests on growth still taking shape, while inflation and national debt remain concerns. Gold and silver enter the discussion as possible safeguards for savings, alongside other assets and risks...

The dangerous habit of government debt in America Oct 24, 2026

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Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – Washington’s borrowing raises a moral question: what do Americans owe the generations who inherit the bill? A call for spending restraint, a balanced budget amendment, and an end to the Federal Reserve challenges voters to demand accountability and protect their children’s freedom and future prosperity...

China. Russia. Iran. North Korea. The 21st Century Axis Oct 24, 2026

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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...

China’s Navy vs US Navy Oct 24, 2026

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Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – The U.S. Navy faces a critical shortage of skilled workers across the submarine industrial base, including shipyards, suppliers, and manufacturers. With many experienced workers nearing retirement over the next decade, the need to recruit and train replacements is increasingly urgent...

When questions became disobedience Oct 24, 2026

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America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – When does a medical question become an act of disobedience? Reflecting on a conversation with Tal Bachman, a physician examines COVID messaging, treatment evidence, vaccine reports, and mandates, arguing that trust and informed consent require clear explanations, honest uncertainty, and a willingness to reconsider recommendations...

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