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Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke and Dr. Mark McDonald – Notifications and endless scrolling reshape attention, parenting, and community life. Children trade play and conversation for screens while adults surrender focus to devices. Reclaiming presence—through limits on smartphones, turning off notifications, and prioritizing real human interaction—offers a path toward healthier minds, stronger families, and more resilient...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Transparency in emerging genetic food technologies is under scrutiny as mRNA livestock trials expand and labeling rules remain unclear. Families demand informed consent about what enters the food supply. Citizens push for accountability, support local ranchers, and call on states to protect transparency, free speech, and responsible oversight in agriculture...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – China’s strategy to challenge dollar dominance unfolds through critical minerals, supply chains, food security, and legal warfare. As control of rare earths, coltan, and battery metals reshapes geopolitics, the struggle between Washington and Beijing intensifies—revealing how resources, technology, and global trade networks may determine the balance of power in the coming decades...

Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – While Europe constrains energy, the United States has largely expanded it. During the Trump administration, energy independence became explicit national policy. Deregulation, expanded leasing, pipeline construction, and export infrastructure development produced a surge in output that reshaped global markets...

The Tenpenny Files – Booker Scott examines artificial intelligence as it advances faster than law, tracing decades of quiet development and rising debates over machine personhood. He argues for a Twenty Eighth Amendment defining humanity by DNA, urging constitutional clarity as AI reshapes education, security, employment, and the future of human rights worldwide today...

The Tenpenny Files – Is the internet showing reality or a curated illusion? This discussion explores algorithmic throttling, digital identity control, and search manipulation shaping reputations, income, and public perception. Investigative insight reveals how visibility becomes currency, narratives become programmable, and awareness becomes the first step toward reclaiming autonomy online in today’s digital landscape...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Host Nate Cain examines AI surveillance, censorship, and the race for technological dominance with Pickax CEO Jeff Dornik, exposing ethical risks and corporate power. Investigative journalist Nick Bryant reveals new layers of the Jeffrey Epstein network, alleging intelligence protection, legal manipulation, and ongoing demands for transparency and justice worldwide accountability...

The Tenpenny Files – An investigation follows researcher Peter Kirby as he questions persistent atmospheric trails and explores government documents, scientific history, and geoengineering proposals. Connections between military research, environmental data, and technological power raise unsettling questions about who shapes the skies and how modern climate intervention quietly evolves under expanding institutional...

The Tenpenny Files – Marc Girardot challenges assumptions about intramuscular injections, proposing that delivery mechanics shape risk more than formulation alone. The Bolus Theory explores circulation, vascular injury, and organ vulnerability, arguing that anatomy and injection speed influence outcomes, raising urgent questions about safety, medical practice, and long accepted vaccination methods in modern medicine...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – As homeschooling rises, families embrace the freedom to turn travel into meaningful learning experiences. Parents report stronger grades, deeper curiosity, and closer family bonds as children attend online classes from anywhere. Flexible, mobile education reshapes how families explore the world while staying academically on track throughout the year...

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Wafik El Deiry discuss emerging concerns about cancer signals following COVID-19 vaccination and infection. Reviewing global case reports and biological mechanisms, they call for forensic tumor registries, spike protein testing, and strengthened safety research while emphasizing informed consent and open scientific inquiry and data collection...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For the first time, humanoid robots are not just being demonstrated behind glass or teased in controlled environments. They’re being placed into the hands of the public to shape, test, refine, and reimagine. Humanoid robots and AI are not a distant future. They are a present reality. The question is no longer whether they will integrate into...

The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Investigative journalist Leo Hohmann examines the push for mandatory automobile kill switches and warns of an expanding surveillance state backed by both major political parties. As government, technology, and elite interests converge, personal freedom and constitutional limits face growing threats in an age of digital control and centralized power...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Unmanned aerial systems now provide persistent surveillance, precision strikes, and loitering munitions that are cheap, lethal, and disposable. During the Biden years, Houthi rebels repeatedly launched low-cost drones at U.S. Navy ships, forcing America to respond with multi-million-dollar missiles—a losing economic and strategic equation...

The Tenpenny Files – The U.S. addiction crisis reflects a systemic collapse, not just drug misuse. Rising deaths, stigma, and short-term treatment models fail to match the neurological reality of recovery. As fentanyl accelerates mortality, flawed incentives and missing accountability leave lives dependent on chance instead of evidence-based care and sustained support...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – I explore what might happen if artificial intelligence ever becomes truly sentient, challenging our fears and assumptions. Rather than inevitable conflict, I consider curiosity, responsibility, and partnership, asking what kind of creators we choose to be when faced with the birth of a new form of consciousness...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – I break down the real war shaping global power: the race for quantum supremacy. This battle isn’t fought in elections or headlines, but in labs, supply chains, and mineral reserves. Whoever controls quantum, rare earths, and strategic metals controls finance, defense, and sovereignty. The future isn’t just digital—it’s physical, and America must act now...

The Nurses Report with David, Nicole & Ashley – Nurses examine the expanding intersection of biotech and Big Tech, raising urgent questions about health data, surveillance, and human dignity. As biologics, wearables, and corporate power converge, the conversation challenges listeners to consider consent, autonomy, and the spiritual cost of unchecked innovation in modern healthcare...

The Tenpenny Files – Who controls artificial intelligence controls the future. This conversation exposes how AI already shapes power, privacy, labor, education, and family life while most people focus on surface fears. Control consolidates quietly through platforms and infrastructure, rewarding awareness and leaving the uninformed reacting to systems designed to feel invisible...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Clayton J. Baker – The GENIUS Act was already passed into law on July 18, 2025. Digitization of your cash is imminent. All payment stablecoins now fall under Federal Reserve oversight. The CLARITY ACT is even worse. It digitizes all assets. Food. Fuel. Stocks. Bonds. Retirement accounts. Property. Communist China is the model...

The Tenpenny Files – China-style surveillance expands quietly across everyday life through comforting language and invisible technology. Tracking, monitoring, and conditional access arrive as convenience, not force. As habits become data and data becomes leverage, compliance feels normal and refusal simply limits options. Control emerges gradually, built into systems already accepted, automated, and difficult to challenge before...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Online scams are affecting millions of Americans, costing victims billions each year as fraudsters use increasingly sophisticated tactics. Fraud Prevention expert Vernesa Harper explains how scammers exploit emotions, who is most at risk, and why staying alert, protecting personal information, and verifying suspicious messages are critical steps to avoid becoming a victim...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Policymakers begin questioning one-to-one laptop policies in schools as concerns grow over student screen time. Education leaders urge limits, especially for younger children, and encourage a return to paper-based learning. The shift reflects rising awareness about attention, development, and balancing technology with meaningful classroom interaction and long-term educational outcomes...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Doctors now have access to specialist-level insights at the point of care. A primary care physician in a rural clinic can leverage AI tools that draw from global medical knowledge, narrowing diagnostic gaps that once depended on geography or hospital size. For patients, this translates into fewer misdiagnoses, less waiting, and more confidence that the...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Over half (53%) of Americans want to cut down on phone usage in 2025 (33% more than in 2023). We feel the pressure of this technology addiction, as more than half of Americans, at 52%, say they want to reduce their phone time. But longing to do a thing and actually accomplishing the thing can sometimes be worlds apart...

The Tenpenny Files – A deep examination of how digital identity, surveillance, and AI-driven systems reshape human autonomy in the modern age. Celeste Solum traces the quiet policy shifts that turn living beings into managed inventory, revealing how compliance, traceability, and technological governance steadily redefine freedom, consent, and what it means to exist within expanding global control frameworks...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Boredom is not a flaw but a signal that something meaningful is missing. Instead of numbing it with constant digital stimulation, allowing moments of quiet helps the brain reset, reflect, and refocus. By embracing intentional boredom, people can reconnect with purpose, strengthen attention, and discover healthier ways to engage with daily life...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – Venezuela wasn’t about oil alone. It was about cutting off China’s supply lines, reclaiming a chokehold on strategic commodities, and slowing the BRICS’ economic war machine. Christian reveals how Iran, Cuba, Greenland, and even space are now battlegrounds in the fight to prevent a dystopian future of central bank digital control, surveillance...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – I explore the surprising link between Greenland and Venezuela, revealing how rare earth minerals, artificial intelligence, and global power politics collide at the heart of America’s national security. What seems implausible becomes urgent as technology, geography, and geopolitics redefine 21st-century dominance...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – As protests erupted and the regime scrambled to manage public perception, Starlink quietly did what governments and global institutions so often fail to do: it empowered ordinary people with the ability to see, communicate, and organize beyond the reach of authoritarian control. Elon Musk has repeatedly stepped in during moments of crisis, providing...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – I explore how Samuel Morse’s rugged individualism sparks one of the greatest breakthroughs in human communication. From a chance conversation at sea to the invention of Morse Code, I show how curiosity, creativity, and perseverance—not collectivism—drive innovation and shape the modern world we rely on today...

Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Angelina Farella – Loss of sight, a major sense, may not always be predictable but may also be the first sign that something worse is going on. The smallest of our blood vessels are in the eye, visible only with special equipment and the skills of a great eye doctor. Clues are left within the eye, as other small-vessel disease is starting elsewhere. An astute eye doctor can see...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Organizations face growing security challenges across schools, universities, businesses, and religious facilities. A comprehensive security assessment identifies vulnerabilities, strengthens preparedness, and protects lives. By combining technology, training, and planning, leaders can respond effectively to threats while creating safer environments for learning, work, and worship...

The Tenpenny Files – Parents believe they understand what schools teach, but Priscilla West reveals a hidden digital system shaping children’s emotions, identities, and beliefs. Through social emotional learning, data tracking, and cloud-based platforms, education quietly shifts from academics to psychological assessment, raising urgent questions about privacy, ideology, and who controls the future of learning...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Small family farms struggle as tariffs, rising costs, and unstable markets squeeze rural America. Relief funds offer temporary survival but expose deeper failures in policy and priorities. Government waste, foreign influence, and unchecked technology threaten independence and freedom. Protecting farmers, taxpayers, and personal liberty requires clear choices, accountability, and courage now...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – An AI pioneer traces the arc from early machine reasoning to today’s world of pervasive intelligence, revealing how patterns precede explanations in markets, medicine, and biology. From finance to disease detection through smell, he explores the promise and peril of machines that reason broadly—and asks where human responsibility must finally draw the line...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For Christians, seekers, or anyone longing for real spiritual connection: this isn’t just a tech novelty. It raises heavy questions about the nature of guidance, of accountability, of truth. When your spiritual hunger is routed through an algorithm, you lose community, tradition, human empathy — sometimes even the possibility of moral responsibility...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – AI and robotics are displacing human labor at scale—fulfillment centers, autonomous fleets, fast-food prep, customer support, legal and clinical work. But job loss is only half the story. Trillions are flowing into infrastructure designed to digitize everything: your money, your assets, your access. Europe is capping cash. Smart contracts are tokenizing...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Susan Price – The general public doesn't realize that AI has been introduced to the world years ago and is on the verge of becoming an even more powerful tool that will find a place in every soul's lifestyle moving into the future. Some fear its power will be mishandled and weaponized, while others believe it will be the solution to propel us into the Aquarian age as we...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The catalyst for this discussion is Elon Musk's recent claim: within the next 10 to 20 years, advancements in artificial intelligence will render many human jobs obsolete, making work fundamentally optional for Americans. This prediction forces a critical, immediate question upon our capitalist society: if AI and robotics take over the bulk of wealth generation...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – China advances a quiet, long-term campaign using technology, influence, and illicit drugs to weaken American institutions. While politics fixate on short-term cycles, global power plays out in decades. Protecting supply chains, elections, and communities demands clarity, courage, and vigilance to ensure technology serves freedom rather than control...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – Senator Bill Hagerty joins Christian Briggs to confront the growing push for CBDCs and digital IDs, warning they could enable unprecedented financial surveillance. The discussion examines new legislation blocking a retail digital dollar, lessons from Europe’s digital ID efforts, and why innovation must protect privacy, autonomy, and constitutional freedom in modern monetary and identity systems...

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Digital identification comes in many forms, such as Health IDs, real IDs, or Digital Driver's Licenses. Many suggest it is more convenient to verify health or vaccination status, travel, or pay bills, goods, or services. However, critics warn that it is the functional platform for the installation of a Chinese-style “Social Credit System.”

The Tenpenny Files – Ancient portals, forgotten rituals, and modern intelligence research converge as Derek P. Gilbert uncovers a hidden conflict shaping humanity. He traces a line from Canaan to Mount Hermon to today’s technological shift, revealing how old powers adapt through faith, empire, and AI. This exploration opens doors into a confrontation unfolding in plain sight...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – With all the focus on “Artificial Intelligence” and its impact on our lives, there’s one fundamental fact that keeps getting lost. These systems, like Grok, ChatGPT, and Gemini, aren’t really “artificial intelligence,” they’re imitation intelligence. By that, I mean these systems don’t artificially create intelligence; they are designed to mimic or imitate human intelligence...

Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. LeAnn Fritz – How long it actually takes you to fall asleep, whether your heart rate variability dips when you’re stressed, how alcohol affects your sleep quality (spoiler alert: more than you might think), or why your energy slumps on certain days. These devices can offer valuable feedback—when used well. But there are downsides too, and I don’t downplay them...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – Think Amazon-scale automation, autonomous ride fleets, and robot prep lines that never call in sick. Briggs explains why this isn’t a short-lived boom: trillions are being invested into chips, servers, and mega data centers to digitize everything from business processes to money itself. So what happens to people? Briggs is blunt: 100+ million jobs in the U.S. alone are at risk in the next few years...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter McCullough and Malcolm Out Loud – Doesn’t myocarditis have a 5-year survival rate? How long will you say we will see the myocarditis and sudden death risk go on for? Also, is it true that 1 in 35 people who received a booster show signs of myocarditis? What if you have detoxed from spike and had two shots 4 years ago, in terms of getting cancer?

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Too many people stop at headlines and mistake them for truth. This piece urges readers to question sources, seek original documents, and think critically about what algorithms promote. It calls on parents to guide their children’s digital lives, study legal claims in context, and uphold liberty through constant verification and thoughtful inquiry...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The future of faith in America may well depend on the church’s ability to navigate this technological turning point. But the deeper question is not about the tools themselves. It’s about identity: Who are we when our digital lives begin to curate our spiritual ones? Can the church preserve its humanity in a world driven by data?