Trent Loos Podcast

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Loos Tales for April 2, 2020 Rodger Savory my guest as we talk David versus Goliath laws and how it's time for a reset to county based farming Apr 02, 2020

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Just like politics why shouldn't farming and food produced by county based? Rodger Savory consults has consulted on holistic management of life and shares his experiences with us here today.

Rural Route Radio April 1, 2020 Bob Golden my guest we talk a great blend of yesterday and today with one common dominator "necessity master of innovation" Apr 01, 2020

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A conversation way overdue with my friend Bob Golden from Fresno, CA joins me for a fun historical content discussion about life today. We do a bit of time traveling yet recognize all the history is about teaching about where we are today.

Loos Tales for April 1, 2020 ND Representative Dr. Rick Becker explains what it means to flatten the curve at the expense of civil liberties and why it isn't worth it. Apr 01, 2020

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North Dakota Dr. Rick Becker explains very simply and logically why flattening the curve is too expensive on human life.

Rural Route Radio March 31, 2020 "Across the Pond" Andrew Henderson and Cody Schmick of Kinkaider Brewing largest Nebraska craft brewery joins Mar 31, 2020

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The Kinkaider Brewing Company based in Broken Bow, NE has a story not only behind how it gets its name but also each beer they brew and sell. Andrew has tons of questions and we cover the gamete from Kinkaid Act to grinding thousands of pounds of habanero peppers to put in beer. The Kinkaid Act of 1904 is a U.S. statute that amended the 1862 Homestead Act so that one section of public domain land could be acquired free of charge, apart from a modest filing fee. It applied specifically to 37 counties in northwest Nebraska, in the general area of the Nebraska Sandhills.

Loos Tales for March 31, 2020 A tribute to great friend of anybody who knew Leroy Vollmer from Boonville, MO Mar 31, 2020

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Tuesday March 31, 2020 we celebrate the life of one of the kindest men I have ever met. Leroy Vollmer was never to busy to stop and have a visit. He pretended like he was learning so much, he was a sponge but he had so much wisdom to share. My life is enhanced because was such a dear friend for so long.

Rural Route Radio March 30, 2020 Nevada Rancher Hank Vogler drives 1700 miles to gather enough food to feed his 20 H2A workers Mar 30, 2020

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Hank Vogler runs sheep and cattle on Federal Lands in Nevada. Last week as he was driving 1700 miles gathering food to feed his men he accidentally got involved in a local man hunt for whackjob who killed a State Trooper.

Loos Tales for March 30, 2020 Rewind to UK trip a month ago Web of Cheese Shop of Nottingham we come up with online tasting, or not Mar 30, 2020

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As the COVID-19 virus will one day run its course we will need to rebuild the world economy. Trade and marketing will be the avenue to get that done and Web at Nottingham Cheese Shop has quite the variety in house, over 200 hundred cheeses including grassy, herby ewe's milk cheese.

Loos Tales Special Report Mar 27, 2020 Democrats are using #COVID-19 to fund special interest ($2.2 TRILLION) and Republicans are helping may vote today Mar 27, 2020

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With a quick 2 min glimpse about the increasing debt and spending must come under control. Adam Andrzejewski from OpenTheBooks.com speak up today.

Rural Route Radio March 27, 2020 Let no good crisis get away without Political Class filling coffers OpenTheBooks.com with scary details of $2.2 trillion spending Mar 27, 2020

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Adam Andrzejewski Founder and CEO of OpenTheBooks.com has full details of the obese spending in the name of Coronavirus Protection. From jet fuel to the National Endowment of the Arts and National Public Radio they are all standing to gain millions. The Republic needs your voice now.

Loos Tales for March 27, 2020 Shout out to America's HealthCare workers the fastest growing profession in the next 6 years. Mar 27, 2020

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Today we need to recognize the efforts of healthcare workers who put their personal health on the line to help others. Currently represents 14% of all workers in the U.S. and will need 8.1 million new workers in the next 6 years.

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