Trent Loos Podcast

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Dakota Trails & Tales for May 4, 2026 Jerol Gohrick a ND Patriot confronted folks illegally on his land and got arrested for terrorism. May 06, 2026

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Dakota Trails & Tales May 4, 2026 Jerol Gohrick a true Patriot and Dutiful Citizen of North Dakota was arrested on 2 Terrorism changers a Felony type C. Today I give a summary of what you need to know

Rural Route Radio May 5, 2026 Jay Truitt with yet another discussion about land use and the problem with recreational use instead of food production. May 06, 2026

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FARM BILL BATTLES, FERAL HOG CRISIS, AND THE FIGHT FOR AMERICA’S FARMS This hard-hitting episode of Rural Route with Trent Loos delivers a powerful look at the biggest challenges facing American agriculture today. Joined by Jay Truitt from Texas, Trent dives straight into the chaos surrounding the Farm Bill, exposing growing uncertainty in Congress and raising serious concerns about government expansion, policy shifts, and the future of rural America. The conversation pulls back the curtain on political maneuvering, highlighting how key provisions are being reshaped and what it means for farmers, ranchers, and producers across the country. The discussion doesn’t stop there. Trent and Jay tackle the rising threat of feral hogs—an out-of-control crisis devastating farmland, spreading disease, and threatening food production. They question whether massive government spending will solve the problem or make it worse, while calling for stronger biosecurity and real, common-sense solutions. From global food aid debates to the economic reality of feeding the world, this episode challenges viewers to think critically about America’s role on the global stage. The conversation also shines a spotlight on the dairy industry’s rapid growth and the obstacles holding it back, including water concerns, local resistance, and questions about long-term sustainability. And it’s not all policy—listeners also get a glimpse into the culture of rural life, from horse racing headlines to the fascinating world of mule competitions. But the message is clear: America’s farmers are facing serious pressure, and the time for leadership, accountability, and action is now.

Rural Route Radio May 4, 2026 Hank Vogler is still fighting freedom and understands the demise of nation on the back of education. May 06, 2026

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HANK VOGLER SOUNDS THE ALARM ON RIGHTS, RANCHING, AND THE FIGHT FOR AMERICA On this powerful episode of Rural Route, Trent Loos is joined by Nevada rancher Hank Vogler for a hard-hitting conversation that pulls no punches. Hank dives straight into the growing concerns around education in America, calling out the decline in standards and the impact of DEI policies that, he argues, are replacing merit with ideology. The discussion makes one thing clear—what’s happening in classrooms today could shape the future of the nation for generations. The conversation then shifts to the foundation of America itself, highlighting the importance of the Bill of Rights and the lasting power of the Constitution. Hank and Trent break down key moments from the Revolutionary War era and connect those lessons to today’s battles over constitutional freedoms, including rising concerns about threats to Second Amendment rights in Nevada. But the most intense moments come when Hank shares his personal story. He reveals decades-long conflicts with the Bureau of Land Management, describing how federal overreach has targeted ranchers and chipped away at property rights. From witnessing government pressure firsthand in the 1980s to today’s legal battles, Hank lays out a sobering look at what he believes is a coordinated effort to push livestock producers off public lands. The episode wraps with a real-world look at the challenges facing agriculture today—labor shortages, training the next generation, and the ongoing fight to keep ranching alive in places like Nevada where the sheep industry has already taken major hits. It’s a bold, eye-opening episode that raises serious questions about freedom, land, and the future of rural America.

Wing and a Prayer May 3, 2026 Rep Jeff Hoverson who is a ND State Rep joins to discuss Ten Commandments in Public School. May 03, 2026

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Fellow Believers Pastor Jeff Weiss, Luke Tibor, Trent Loos welcome Pastor Jeff Hoverson from Minot to a discuss which becomes about church and state.

Rural Route May 1, 2026 Jeff Bragg is Everything Potatoes and we uncover much you don't know about SPUDS. May 02, 2026

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Jeff has spent he entire career focused on making potatoes better. His development of the low glycemic potatoes that is at the top of list with nutrient density.

Rural Route April 30, 2026 Bryan Jones retired teacher walks us through Public Schools then and now. May 01, 2026

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Byran Jones has now authored 3 books that are certainly worth of reading. His experience's in teaching public school need to be bring back into the classroom. The Sandhillers of Nebraska certainly touched him in a way that has impacted his entire life and you can hear it in his voice today.

Rural Route April 29, 2026 JC Cole the supply chain is going to collapse don't know when buy every day indications grow. May 01, 2026

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AMERICA’S SUPPLY CHAIN ON THE BRINK: HIDDEN THREATS YOU CAN’T IGNORE - On this intense episode of Rural Route, host Trent Loos is joined by JC Cole from New Jersey for a hard-hitting breakdown of the growing dangers facing America’s supply chain. JC unveils a powerful SWOT analysis identifying 13 looming “gray swan” events—serious threats that could trigger a nationwide collapse. From seismic activity along the New Madrid fault to rising concerns about solar EMP attacks, the conversation exposes just how fragile the system has become. The discussion dives deep into global instability, including fears of economic collapse, digital currency shifts, and escalating geopolitical tensions that could disrupt trade overnight. Trent and JC warn that years of ignored warnings may be creating dangerous complacency, even as risks intensify across the board. Turning to solutions, JC pushes for bold action—calling for localized food production and small-scale farming systems to protect communities, especially along the vulnerable East Coast. With reports of farm bankruptcies surging and fertilizer prices crushing producers, Trent highlights the growing pressure on American agriculture and the real threat of food shortages. The episode closes with a gripping look at gold and silver markets, questions surrounding U.S. reserves, and how global financial uncertainty ties directly into food security and survival. It’s a powerful wake-up call about the future of farming, national security, and the fight to keep America fed.

Rural Route April 28, 2026 Jay Truitt the financial issues facing farmers today are vast and growing. What does that mean for food in 2026? May 01, 2026

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STORMS, SURVEILLANCE, AND THE FIGHT FOR FARMER CONTROL - In this hard-hitting episode of Rural Route with Trent Loos, Trent Loos is joined by Jay Truitt, reporting from the road in Iowa, for a powerful breakdown of the forces shaping American agriculture right now. The conversation opens with intense weather extremes sweeping the Midwest—ranging from destructive supercell storms in Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas to soaked, stalled fields in Iowa—highlighting the growing unpredictability farmers are battling every day. As conditions tighten, policy fights are heating up. Trent and Jay dig into Iowa’s House File 2763 and the growing push for right to repair, a critical issue that could determine whether farmers truly control the equipment they’ve paid for. With tractors sitting idle due to wet fields and limited planting progress, the urgency for independence and efficiency has never been clearer. The discussion turns explosive as they tackle concerns over a $300 million no-bid USDA contract with Palantir. Questions about data tracking, government overreach, and farmer privacy take center stage, exposing a deep divide between the need for better data systems and the fear of losing control over personal and operational information. From Farm Bill delays to federal inefficiency, Trent and Jay pull back the curtain on a system many believe is failing rural America. They spotlight real-world consequences, including aggressive audits and fines against farmers, while also confronting the growing legal battles over glyphosate—balancing its benefits against mounting scrutiny. This episode delivers a no-nonsense look at weather chaos, government power, and the high-stakes fight for the future of agriculture. It’s a must-watch for anyone who cares about food security, farmer freedom, and the backbone of rural America.

Nebraska 2 Minute Warning rebroadcast with correction about Preserve the Sandhills. The challenge to protect the pristine Sandhills must never let up. Apr 29, 2026

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The R Line must be stopped permanently.

Rural Route Radio April 27, 2026 Hank Vogler with an update 10 years late on the Hammond's Apr 28, 2026

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So tell me this. How is it that the resources utilized on Federal Lands such as minerals, grazing and timberland have reduced by nearly 70% but yet the number of employess overseeing the operation has expoded?

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