Show overview
Rural Route Radio's Podcast has been publishing since 2015, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 99 episodes. That works out to roughly 40 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 4 min and 48 min — with run-times ranging widely across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 9.4 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. The busiest year was 2016, with 49 episodes published. Published by Rural Route Radio.
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Loos Trails and Tales April 14, 2017 Cara Wilson thanks God for picking her to be Kris Wilson's wife
This special tribute on Good Friday 2017 is to the Kris and Cara Wilson family. God gained one of the best cowboy's earth ever had on Sept 7, 2016. Today Cara shares what she has gained and what comes next for herself and her family with this loss.

Loos Tales April 11, 2017 Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts explains rodeo still relevant in terms of history, heritage & education with Kara Robbins
In preparation for this weeks UNL Rodeo the Governor saddles up at the Capitol and takes to moment to explain the importance of rodeo past and present. It is not clearly known if Governor Pete Ricketts had a seatbelt on when riding in Downtown Lincoln.

Loos Tales April 7, 2017 Heart City shows exactly how much they care for farm/ranch families
Todd Rothleunter is the President of Valentine Livestock Auction and leads the charge in helping friends in ranching families. In Valentine on this day $30,415 is gathered that will go to help the fire victims in the Southern Great Plains.

Rural Route Radio April 4, 2017 Conservation easements are evil. Well do doubt Martha Boneta understands that from VA Liberty Farm
Martha Boneta did not grow up on a farm. She did although grow up with a dream of owning a farm. After putting herself through law school she did not practice law instead her family bought a farm. What happened after that could not even be made up by Hollywood. Share the passion and energy of this true Patriot.

Rural Route Radio March 31, 2017 "We are blessed that we have our lives" Janell Kay Smit shares the sentiments of the many who lost everything else in fires
The day that changed the world. Young, seasoned and tired all will tell you that they view life differently after March 6, 2017. I mean when you are driving 70 mph down a road and fire passes you raging out of control you know anything could happen. Janell recounts the trials and success stories of the past 3 weeks in Clark County, Kansas.

Loos Tales for March 31, 2017 Janell Kay Smit shares the story of true hero in Kansas Wildfire relief, the MAN is 13 years old
So many emotional stories will continue to surface from the four states with extreme fire damage. The stories will continue be about ordinary people doing extraordinary things to assist people who need it. Janell shares a story about a 13 year old young man from MN who gifts his paycheck to a Ashland, KS farmer.

Rural Route Radio March 30, 2017 Robert Semands lays ground on Agenda 21 and how it affects all
Coming from Edmond, OK Robert brings the Urban thought process to the erosion of property rights. No matter what your previous thoughts have been about Agenda 21 if you willingly take the time to listen you will think about things as you never have before.

Loos Tales Special Report March 30, 2017 Bryan Gill "Champions" a relief effort at Mobridge Livestock Market today
The generosity of Rural America continues to shine as our friends and neighbors have been hit hard with wildfires. Today at Mobridge Livestock Market in South Dakota a roll auction will take place for all that want to be a part of the solution.

Rural Route Radio March 28, 2017 Utah Patriot Shawna Cox shares a glimpse of the "Judicial" corruption surfacing
Shawna Cox learned first hand as she was tried as co-conspirator in the Federal Courtroom of Portland that judges are corrupt. You will most likely believe this is a made for radio "hollywood" broadcast or that Shawna Cox is crazy. Well Shawna is crazy for sure not many would endure what she has to expose the truth.

Loos Trails and Tales March 24, 2017 Alberta Elk ranchers suffocating under Federal Regulations
Holly Bamber and her family have been in the elk ranching business since 1985. 15 years ago there were 500 elk ranchers in Alberta alone today there are 130. In the mid 90's the Bamber's started harvesting and selling elk antler and today still going strong.

Rural Route Radio March 22, 2017 Mid Missouri Energy is using everything but the squeal in ethanol production says Chris Wilson
The old saying is that we use everything but the squeal in the harvest of a pig. Well that is goes to all of American agriculture not simply animals. Mid Missouri Energy is a farmer owned ethanol plant at Malta Bend and you will learn something you did not know about ethanol. I will bet you some alcohol on it.

Rural Route Radio March 21, 2017 Mrs Australian 2017 is spreading the word about agriculture Leila Sweeney from Victoria
For the past 5 years Leila Sweeney and her husband have been trying to bridge the gap between Rural and Urban Australia. Today she decided to use the platform of Mrs Australia to further the cause.

Loos Trails and Tales March 23, 2017 Bringing decision making back local says Jim Carlson KNRC
Jim Carlson Exec Director of the Kansas Natural Resource Coalition joins to share the plan for upcoming conference in Dodge City. Get into Dodge is the moral of the story and learn how county government uses the authority that have always had. More information at www.KNRC.org

Loos Trails and Tales March 17, 2017 Special Report Wildfire coverage with Monte Tucker from OK
If you are not there you can not understand the severity of this wildfire. Monte has been on the front lines of this relief effort and the 4 minutes you spend will be will serve you well.

Loos Tales and Trails March 16, 2017 UNL fundraising rodeo Kara Robbins with details about educational efforts
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will be hosting the annual college rodeo at the Lancaster Events Center on April 14-15. In addition to barrow racing the team gets in local schools and educates students about the importance of animal ownership and care. A tremendous spokesperson for UNL Kara tells the story extremely well.

Rural Route Radio March 14, 2017 The last 40 years worth of dietary advice has caused rise of chronic illness Jenni Gallagher FLN explains
Why the is the blatantly dangerous dietary advice the government has been serving us without consequences? No matter where we have been the Keto revolution is taking us where we should be.

Loos Trails and Tales March 15, 2017 Kara Bond a self proclaimed City Girl saddles up to save cows from fire.
So exactly what would your first thought be if you were just told your home burned down? Eric and Kara Bond are from Knowles, OK and lived through the fire, in fact mentality still fighting it like we all would be.

Loos Trails and Tales March 14, 2017 Matt Perrier Saddled up to find a solution with Kansas Wildfires
Matt Perrier brings a first hand account or the realization setting in Kansas burned out region right now. We are all seeking the right venue to assist in the rebuilding phase, Matt saddled up to help.

Loos Tales March 14, 2017 Action plan for fire relief LETS DO IT
Cash is the only real thing that assist all of the families that are rebuilding a lifetime of investment that left in 24 hours. Today on Loos Tales the plan is in place for Rural America to hit a home run in relief the effort.

Loos Tales Special Report March 10, 2017 David Clawson KLA President with update on Wildfire devastation
Many families in the Ashland, KS area have lost 400 plus head of cattle. Now that the fire has been mostly contained the real impact is beginning to sink in. The generosity of Rural America makes us proud in times like these.
