Trent Loos Podcast

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Wing and a Prayer April 26, 2026 Lotus Plott was born April 4, 1926 and joins us today. Apr 26, 2026

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Fellow Believers Pastor Jeff Weiss, Luke Tibor, Trent Loos all welcome 100 year old Lotus Plott to create images of her early life growing in Otto, NC.

Rural Route Radio April 24, 2026 Adam Grabenstein has just returned to Nebraska from Mexico with USMEF. Apr 25, 2026

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AMERICAN AGRICULTURE ON THE GLOBAL STAGE: TRADE, TRUST, AND TOUGH CHALLENGES In this powerful episode of Rural Route, Trent Loos sits down with Nebraska farmer and cattle feeder Adam Grabenstein for a hard-hitting conversation about the future of American agriculture at home and abroad. Adam shares firsthand insight from his recent international trade work, including a major red meat promotion event in Mexico City, where demand for U.S. beef and pork remains strong thanks to decades of trust and relationship-building. The discussion dives deep into the global marketplace, revealing how American farmers are competing against rising threats like lab-grown meat and foreign production systems, while still delivering unmatched quality. Adam highlights how countries like Japan, Korea, and Mexico value U.S. products, not just for taste, but for consistency and reliability. Trent and Adam don’t hold back when tackling major policy concerns. From the impact of the USMCA trade agreement to growing frustrations over government regulations, they expose the challenges producers face every day. They also address critical issues like GMO concerns in global markets, corporate control over agriculture, and the urgent need for Right to Repair laws to give farmers control over their own equipment and data. The conversation shifts to boots-on-the-ground realities, including meatpacking plant shutdowns, supply chain disruptions, and even wildfire devastation in Nebraska. Despite these challenges, the resilience of rural America shines through, with producers adapting, rebuilding, and continuing to feed the world. This episode is a must-watch for anyone who wants the truth about global agriculture, trade battles, and the fight to protect the American farmer.

Trent on the Loos April 21, 2026 Matt Blackford takes us back to the source of Nebraska Fires ONE year ago in Cherry County. Apr 25, 2026

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ONE YEAR AFTER THE FIRE: NEBRASKA RANCHERS FIGHT BACK AND REBUILD In this powerful episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos returns to the exact location he visited one year ago following the devastating Nebraska wildfires. What he finds is a story of resilience, recovery, and determination. The land, once scorched and lifeless, is beginning to heal—proving the strength of nature and the grit of the people who depend on it. Trent sits down with Nebraska rancher Matt Blackford to get a firsthand look at the progress. Together, they break down how the land is recovering, what challenges still remain, and how ranchers are working tirelessly to rebuild their operations. From regrowth on the prairie to the emotional and financial toll of the fires, this episode delivers a hard-hitting look at the reality of rural America. This is more than a comeback story—it’s a testament to the unwavering spirit of ranchers who refuse to quit, no matter the odds.

Rural Route Radio April 22, 2026 JC Cole with more momentum how how they will introduce another species among us. Apr 24, 2026

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WARNING SIGNS IN THE SYSTEM: MARKETS, FOOD SUPPLY, AND GLOBAL UNCERTAINTY On this hard-hitting episode of Rural Route, Trent Loos is joined by JC Cole from New Jersey for a powerful and wide-ranging discussion that raises serious questions about the future of America and the global system. The conversation begins with alarming developments in gold and silver markets, including unusual insider activity that could signal major financial shifts ahead. JC and Trent break down what a move toward digital currency might mean for everyday Americans, warning that history shows currency transitions often come with tight deadlines and major consequences. They then expose growing concerns about unequal rules in government, pointing to examples that suggest a widening gap between those in power and the public. The discussion expands into the stability of the U.S. dollar, the role of BRICS nations in global trade, and what these changes could mean for America’s economic strength. From there, the episode dives into urgent warnings about potential system failures—from the power grid to supply chains. Rising pressure on resources like oil, aluminum, helium, and fertilizer could trigger serious disruptions, while ongoing drought conditions threaten food production worldwide. Trent and JC sound the alarm on the fragile U.S. food system, where a tiny fraction of the population is responsible for feeding the nation. The discussion also tackles controversial topics, including big pharma influence, global power structures, and even biblical connections to modern events. While some ideas push the boundaries, the core message remains clear: Americans must stay alert, think critically, and prepare for uncertainty. The episode closes with a call to action—focus on local resilience, support community agriculture, and stay informed. This is a conversation designed to wake people up and get them thinking about what’s coming next.

Rural Route Radio April 23, 2026 KS Senator Mike Murphy sponsers Kansas Legal Tender Act we need Gov Kelly signature yet. Apr 23, 2026

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This act speaks to the challenges that are coming our way with the Federal Reserve Note and gives a leg up to using Gold and Silver in a way that the Constitution says we should.

Rural Route Radio April 20, 2026 Hank Vogler is not the only one who has been fined by Dept of Labor. Apr 22, 2026

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THE BATTLE FOR REAL FOOD AND THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE - On this powerful episode of Rural Route, Trent Loos is joined by Nevada rancher Hank Vogler for a hard-hitting conversation about the forces reshaping agriculture and food production. Hank exposes the growing crisis in the wool industry, where government policy changes wiped out subsidies and crushed markets for coarse wool, while fine wool producers fight to survive. Through years of strategic breeding using Australian merino genetics, Hank reveals how quality has become the only path forward in a broken system. The conversation then turns to the crushing pressure facing ranchers across the country. Rising costs, federal regulations, and shrinking access to grazing land have devastated livestock numbers—especially in Nevada, where massive reductions have hit producers hard. Despite record-high prices for bulls and elite horses, the reality for many ranchers is a fight to stay in business. Trent and Hank take the discussion even deeper, sounding the alarm on global wealth concentration and its connection to food control. They highlight disturbing trends in declining livestock populations and question what it means for the future of protein production. The episode takes a bold turn as they challenge the push toward lab-grown meat and genetically engineered food systems, raising serious concerns about transparency, control, and long-term consequences. Closing the show, they warn about the rapid rise of AI-driven infrastructure and what it could mean for agriculture and rural America. Their message is clear: the fight for real food, independent producers, and rural freedom is far from over—and the stakes have never been higher.

Rural Route Radio April 17, 2026 Dr Fred Madsen explains scaling and energy requirements for size. Apr 22, 2026

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THE HIDDEN COST OF AI AND THE BREAKING POINT IN MODERN CATTLE On this powerful episode of Rural Route, Trent Loos sits down with Dr. Fred Madsen for a deep, eye-opening discussion that connects cutting-edge technology with real-world agriculture. They expose the massive, often hidden expansion of AI data centers and the staggering energy demands behind them—contrasting it with the incredible efficiency of the human brain, which operates on just a fraction of the power. The conversation challenges mainstream narratives around energy, CO2, and natural resources, raising critical questions about sustainability and the future of power consumption. Dr. Madsen then shifts gears into the science of animal biology, breaking down how nature designs animals for optimal energy use. He reveals fascinating insights into scaling, from the legendary racehorse Secretariat to the structural differences between bison and modern beef cattle. The discussion uncovers a growing problem in agriculture: cattle bred for maximum production are being pushed beyond their natural limits, leading to serious cardiovascular risks and increased losses in feedlots. The episode drives home a bold message—whether in technology or livestock, ignoring natural design comes at a cost. From genetics and nutrition to energy efficiency and global food systems, this conversation delivers hard truths and critical insights every producer and consumer needs to hear.

Rural Route Radio April 21, 2026 Jay Truitt news on wasteful spending on UN by USA taxpayers and Farm Bill Apr 21, 2026

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The local infrastructure is actually struggling to keep up with demands and our elected officials send our taxpayers revenue to other countries. WHY do we allow that?

Wing and a Prayer April 19, 2026 Doc Roberts joins the discussion to bring Jesus into your home. Apr 19, 2026

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Fellow Believers Pastor Jeff Weiss, Luke Tibor, Trent Loos welcome Doc Roberts brings home Bible Study to your home.

Rural Route April 15, 2026 JC Cole food shortages are actually being talked about now beyond our conversations. Apr 18, 2026

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FOOD SECURITY CRISIS AND THE COLLAPSE OF AMERICA’S SYSTEMS On this powerful episode of Rural Route, Trent Loos welcomes JC Cole for a hard-hitting conversation that connects history, agriculture, and the future of America. JC reflects on his time at Lehigh University and sounds the alarm on what he sees as the rapid transformation of higher education and the cultural direction of the nation. Rather than dwelling on problems, he pushes for bold, practical solutions to confront what he calls a growing societal collapse. The discussion turns global as Trent and JC expose how U.S. regulations are crushing farmers and driving up fuel costs worldwide. Real-world examples, like ranchers being forced to drastically cut cattle numbers, highlight the devastating impact on food production and rural livelihoods. From there, the conversation dives into history—examining everything from World War I to the fall of empires—drawing clear parallels to modern America. JC connects today’s rising taxes and government overreach to the same warning signs seen in the collapse of ancient Rome, while Trent shares firsthand examples of financial pressure hitting farmers today. The episode builds urgency around one critical issue: food security. Both hosts warn that America’s supply chain is fragile and argue that rebuilding local food systems is the only path forward. They stress the importance of producing food close to home, strengthening communities, and preparing for economic uncertainty, including potential shifts away from the U.S. dollar. Packed with bold insights, historical warnings, and real-world solutions, this episode is a wake-up call about the future of agriculture, freedom, and survival in a rapidly changing world.

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