Trent Loos Podcast

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Loos Tales for March 19, 2020 Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts understands the importance of business at this strained time Mar 19, 2020

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Livestock markets are already volatile enough we can not have packing plants shutting down because of labor shortages as well. Gov Ricketts will weigh in on that importance

Rural Route Radio Mar 18, 2020 Brian Thompson and Kim Bremmer join to talk about what we are missing with non-stop COVID-19 buzz Mar 18, 2020

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Is this just truly a distraction from something? Where is the silver lining in the storm? We actually cover a lot of great ground in this discussion including this day in history Mar 18, 1766 the British Government Repealed the Stamp Act.

Loos Tales for Mar 18, 2020 we have created the opportunity for healthy lifestyle choices, are you missing beef creating vulnerabilities? Mar 18, 2020

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Beef is the absolute best source of heme iron and the world's citizens are iron deficient. I hope you not part of the vegan religion and choose to make yourself vulnerable to disease and problematic healing because you don't understand that.

Rural Route Radio Mar 17, 2020 "Across the Pond" with Andrew and "The Stray Dog" on London Cow Ghee and Libya liberation Mar 17, 2020

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Today we launch the maiden voyage of Across the Pond on Rural Route Radio. It is time we ramp up proper communication globally and Andrew Henderson from the UK is the perfect Bloke to do that with. Today we give the history of Middle East, Africa, Libya and what Ghee actually is. Abbie El Beshri is truly a living hero for his selfless act in liberating the Libya citizens after 42 years of oppression.

Loos Tales for March 17, 2020 Seth Evenson on the history and heritage of "Chislic" a St Patty's Day Staple Mar 17, 2020

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Meat on a stick is not a new concept, nor is it unique to any one area. Some say that as soon as the mythological Greek Titan Prometheus gave fire to the nations, they simultaneously learned to cook meat on a skewer, but each in their own way. Truth be told, meat on a stick has been found all over the world for centuries, a simple and ancient dish of nomads and herdsmen.

Rural Route Radio Mar 16, 2020 Hank Vogler we discuss much but disagree on the need for Constitutional Convention Mar 16, 2020

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So how does the current state of affairs effect your thought process of Constitutional Convention? Primarily is term limits the greatest challenge we face? We must protect the Electoral College. And how do we cope with restrictions in being a small business? All of this and much more today with Hank Vogler.

Rural Route Radio March 13, 2020 Vietnam Veterans led my Wayne Johnson of Clay Center, NE gather in Lincoln Mar 16, 2020

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Today we are thinking about a whole other set of challenges but maybe this conversation with a platoon from Vietnam and the challenges they faced protecting our freedom will help you get your mind on something other than COVID-19. This is certainly a very special Red Shirt Friday tribute and I am honored to be in their presence.

Loos Tales for March 16, 2020 Folks are begining to compare COVID-19 to Spanish Flu 1918 Mar 16, 2020

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Interesting to note officials believe the Spanish Flu virus that killed 50 million worldwide in 1918 actually began in Haskell County, KS. Not sure whether wild pigs or migrating Sandhill Cranes regardless 1918 was very interesting and devastating year in the world. Today on Loos Tales we share the commonalities of both.

Loos Tales for March 13, 2020 Landri J. Loos our 14 year old Freshman from the History Day Fair takes over Mar 13, 2020

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Landri takes over for her Dad on Loos Tales and conducts interview with two fellow exhibitors at the 2020 National History Day Regional contest at the University of Nebraska, Kearney.

Rural Route Radio March 12, 2020 Dr. Caitlin Youngquist U of WY Extension with how farmers are solution to all waste Mar 12, 2020

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How can we prevent as much "waste" as possible from landfills? Furthermore if you can use cardboard and butcher scraps to improve soil health why wouldn't you? Today's discussion is tremendous at looking how farmers are the solution.

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