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The woke church, the ostrich church, and the church that fights back
Today at 5:56 PM

Two Mikes on America Out Loud – Focusing on three realities: the first is the ridiculous, anti-Bible, anti-Christian message offered by the Woke Church and its pastors; the second is the “Ostrich Church”, which seldom, if ever, steps outside of its parish to do what the church should be doing in the wider world, and offers believers little more in instruction. The third variety of church is the...


A revolt across the West: Borders, sovereignty, and economic power
Today at 5:39 PM

Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – What we are witnessing here is the biggest Muslim invasion of Europe since the Ottoman invasion, but the difference here is that the invasion is being funded and supported by the governments of the countries being invaded. Brave men and women are finally standing up to it, but sadly, unlike the Christian Crusaders who fought back...


From 9/11 to national debt: A call for responsibility
Today at 4:32 PM

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – America faces a test of memory, courage, and fiscal discipline. The heroes of Flight 93 inspire renewed vigilance as debt and inflation strain families. Conservatives must honor sacrifice, reject empty promises, and demand responsible leadership that protects liberty and preserves opportunity for the next generation...


John Tamny on debt, innovation, oil and Bitcoin
Today at 4:30 PM

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – John Tamny challenges conventional economics with contrarian views on national debt, taxation, innovation, oil, and Bitcoin. He argues that markets reveal what political narratives miss while exploring entrepreneurial risk, stable currency, and California’s appeal. His perspective raises questions about how societies finance discovery and growth...


Tradies For Babies: Real men standing for life
Today at 1:59 PM

The Nurses Report with Ashley Grogg – Ashley Grogg speaks with Shaun, founder of Tradies for Babies, about empowering tradesmen to defend unborn children. Drawing on personal grief, he calls men to embrace fatherhood, support women and families, and turn pro-life convictions into practical service through community projects and pregnancy support centers...


Have you heard the claim that our Founders were not Christians?
Today at 1:58 PM

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – America’s founders invoke faith, providence, and God-given rights as foundations of liberty. Their words and beliefs invite renewed debate over Christianity’s influence on the republic and challenge Americans to consider how faith, justice, and moral responsibility shape the nation’s identity and preserve its freedoms today...


God-given rights and limited government: Are America’s founding principles at risk?
Today at 1:23 PM

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – The Constitution was designed to grant and limit governmental power, with its separation of powers and checks and balances reflecting the belief that human beings are imperfect and therefore should not be entrusted with unlimited authority. He argues that the founders’ understanding of God-given rights, particularly life, liberty, and...


91 year old man makes history hiking the entire Appalachian Trail
Today at 12:43 PM

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Dale Sanders, known as Grey Beard, makes history at 91 by hiking the entire Appalachian Trail. His journey celebrates perseverance, healthy aging, and the kindness of strangers, inspiring Americans of every generation to embrace movement, pursue meaningful goals, and discover new possibilities at any age...


Is government serving the people—or pressuring them into submission?
Yesterday at 10:20 PM

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Are our governments of, by, and for the people, as Abraham Lincoln claimed in his Gettysburg Address? Or have our governments devolved into bribery and intimidation? I think you’ll find much more of the latter than the former. Another Congressional committee is using subpoenas to try to intimidate a citizen into giving up their rights to...


The grid is now the battlefield
Yesterday at 6:32 PM

Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – The explanation is found in the difference between capacity and performance. A gigawatt of wind or solar is not operationally equivalent to a gigawatt of nuclear, coal, or natural gas capable of generating around the clock. Intermittent resources require additional transmission, storage, backup generation, and grid-stabilization...


Remember the attack. Understand the enemy. Defend America.
Yesterday at 6:02 PM

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – From Tehran and Beirut to Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, and the more than 350 Iran-supported attacks against American service members and diplomats in the 30 months preceding the Feb 28th 2026 Iran war, America has confronted multiple generations of terrorism, proxy warfare, and violent Islamist extremism. Now another battlefield is...


Accountability after Afghanistan withdrawal, key points
Yesterday at 6:00 PM

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – The Afghanistan withdrawal underscores the need for accountability, transparency, and honest leadership. Concerns about voter registration in medical offices raise broader questions about political influence and public trust. Americans deserve institutions that protect people, respect boundaries, and uphold truth across foreign policy, elections, and healthcare...


Edward Dutton and the ‘borderline’ women who shaped history
Yesterday at 5:59 PM

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Edward Dutton examines whether borderline personality traits help shape the creativity, influence, and turbulent relationships of prominent women. His book connects historical biographies with psychological theories while raising questions about retrospective diagnosis, cultural incentives, and the complex relationship between mental illness, genius, and public power...


Can the DOE neutralize the power of teachers’ unions?
Yesterday at 3:37 PM

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The NEA and AFT wield an exorbitant amount of power within and over government policy, and that power should be put in check. On August 21, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education initiated proceedings to withdraw federal recognition from that body which accredits most American law schools...


Help for our troops & families
Yesterday at 2:38 PM

Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – I’m honored to welcome a very special guest: Mark Beecher, Chief of Staff of the Association of the United States Navy. Mark’s work on behalf of the Navy, Coast Guard, and service members across every branch of the U.S. military is truly extraordinary, as you’ll hear in our conversation. Please listen closely and...


The complexity of modern Republican politics with JD Vance
Yesterday at 1:17 PM

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – J.D. Vance reflects a changing Republican Party, bringing working-class priorities, skepticism of foreign intervention, and distrust of institutions into focus. His deliberate approach challenges the old guard and raises questions about the party’s future, its coalition, and its willingness to confront entrenched power in Washington...


Government exists to secure your rights. Do you know what they are?
Yesterday at 12:01 PM

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Does your right to free speech include the right to interrupt a gathering? What if it was a church service? What about your right to privacy, or your right to keep and bear arms? Are there constitutional limitations on those rights? What about your right to control the upbringing of your children?


The modern battlefield has changed. Has America?
Yesterday at 12:58 AM

The National Security Hour with Jack Maxey – America’s escalating conflict with Iran raises concerns about military families, national security, and economic stability. Washington’s shifting explanations fuel distrust as rising costs and vulnerable defenses expose the risks of intervention. Urgent calls for honesty, restraint, and withdrawal put American interests and constitutional principles first...


Germany’s political revolt and the battle over Europe’s future
Yesterday at 12:01 AM

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Europe’s political establishment faces growing resistance as voters demand accountability on immigration, sovereignty, and economic policy. Chris Cordani examines Germany’s AfD, France’s political future, taxpayer-funded messaging, and religious freedom, highlighting how declining public trust fuels challenges to established leaders on both sides of the Atlantic...


Alleged Chinese spying raises airport security concerns
Last Thursday at 11:54 PM

Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – Cyberattacks and alleged Chinese espionage expose threats to personal accounts and national security. A criminal case involving aircraft surveillance highlights concerns about covert intelligence gathering. Strong authentication, vigilant authorities, and public awareness help protect sensitive information, secure borders, and counter deception before damage takes hold...


The financial reset is coming—and your money is in the crosshairs
Last Thursday at 6:14 PM

On the Record with Christian Briggs – Washington politicians and central planners know the current paper-dollar regime is running on borrowed time. Their response is not to fix the math, but to tighten their grip on your wallet through automated compliance, continuous financial surveillance, and central bank digital currencies...


Schools are lowering the bar and calling it equity. Here’s how to stop it!
Last Thursday at 6:11 PM

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The practice of equitable grading will only further reinforce an entitlement mentality with zero responsibility or self-government being taught. Equitable grading includes ineffective practices such as unlimited retakes, no late penalties, no zeros, no homework, and no required participation. These grading policies make no sense to...


RNC – Trump rally at the Dallas Convention
Last Thursday at 4:48 PM

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Donald Trump rallies his MAGA base in Dallas as Republicans face difficult midterm races and weak voter turnout. Booker Scott examines whether the convention energizes supporters enough to preserve House control while author Jack Danger discusses his book on the pandemic and the 2020 election...


Crisis of confidence! Measles. Vaccines. Statins. Q&A #208
Last Thursday at 4:46 PM

America Out Loud PULSE with Malcolm Out Loud and Dr. Angie Farella – They watched institutions defend mandates with a certainty that later looked more like arrogance than science. That memory still lives in the public mind, and it should. The same pattern is now being repeated with measles, flu, COVID, cholesterol, and every other health issue that can be turned into a talking point...


Maria Bartiromo ousted at FOX: Is conservative news seeing a shift?
Last Thursday at 4:12 PM

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew –Media credibility is collapsing because too many outlets have forgotten their first duty: tell the truth even when it is inconvenient. When a longtime news voice disappears, the bigger story is not a single departure. It is the growing sense that gatekeepers decide which facts deserve daylight and which ones must stay buried...


‘Never Forget’ is not a slogan
Last Thursday at 2:51 PM

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Cain connects immigration enforcement, election integrity, and Christian civic engagement with the enduring responsibility to remember terrorism’s victims. Caleb Collier challenges political apathy in churches, while Joe Connor shares his family’s losses and urges Americans to defend constitutional principles through education, vigilance, and active participation...


Protecting rural communities with better food systems
Last Thursday at 2:19 PM

The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – Independent farmers face growing pressure from corporate consolidation and global supply chains, while communities struggle to access healthy food. Wendell Berry’s vision of stewardship inspires a renewed commitment to local agriculture, transparent labeling, fair competition, and food systems that protect rural livelihoods and future generations...


Minnesota’s fraud scandal is a huge warning for America
Last Thursday at 2:16 PM

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – The scandal in Minnesota is not an isolated stain. It is a symptom of a larger sickness. Across the country, public money is siphoned through bloated programs, protected by political theater, and defended with the tired excuse that the system is too complex to fix. Nonsense. A government that can track every dollar from your...


Standing in the Gap: Nurses & families take their COVID hospital protocol stories to Washington
Last Thursday at 12:50 PM

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – On September 28, 2026, families who lost loved ones during the COVID era will gather in Washington, D.C., for Senator Ron Johnson’s COVID Hospital Protocol Roundtable to share their stories and raise questions about what happened to their loved ones after they entered American hospitals. And they will not be standing alone...


Dallas Midterm Convention puts Republicans’ future in focus
Last Wednesday at 10:41 PM

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Robin Armstrong – We'll preview the upcoming historic Midterm Convention in Dallas, Texas. President Donald J Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Cabinet leaders, and many more will be present in Dallas, showcasing Republican achievements and contrasting Republicans’ vision for America with the Democratic Socialists’ dark vision for our great Nation...


What the latest jobs report means for interest rates and the economy
Last Wednesday at 10:39 PM

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The Federal Reserve's challenge is a delicate balancing act. Higher interest rates can help bring inflation back toward the Fed's long-term 2% goal by slowing demand and making borrowing more expensive. But there is a danger on the other side of the equation. If the economy is already slowing, pushing rates higher can create additional pressure...


A New Yorker, a Congressman, and a Supreme Court Justice walk into a bar
Last Wednesday at 8:34 PM

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – I know, it sounds like a joke, but trust me, it isn’t. New York is trying to get its hands on $75 million for their climate slush fund (superfund). A federal judge said no, not because of the state law, but because they claim the federal law, which was not made pursuant to the Constitution, supersedes it. Similarly, New York, both the state and the city, are...


Turning the tide on America’s fentanyl crisis
Last Wednesday at 8:00 PM

The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – The “5 pillars” approach is a concise framework of actions/goals of UAF to effectively meet this crisis preemptively and proactively. I am delighted to discuss the above and much more with Director Richard Baum, previous Acting Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy...


Remembering the anniversaries of Charlie Kirk and September 11
Last Wednesday at 6:39 PM

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Charlie Kirk understood that the battle was never just political. It was moral. A nation that cannot tell the difference between disagreement and hatred is a nation in trouble. A nation that forgets 9/11 but memorizes every talking point of identity politics is being taught to forget itself. If the left wanted silence, it achieved the opposite...


Is public education unconstitutional? Nebraska Court to decide
Last Wednesday at 6:36 PM

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Nebraska law requires all children to be enrolled in a “public, private, denominational or parochial school,” or to homeschool them. If parents fail to comply, the punishment is a Class III misdemeanor, including up to three months in jail and a $500 fine. Families are urging a Nebraska court to consider if the government-school monopoly is an unconstitutional...


As we remember 9/11, what have intelligence agencies learned?
Last Wednesday at 5:38 PM

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – BQ recalls the terror and chaos near the Pentagon on September 11 as she races toward her radio studio. Ian Trottier joins her to question John Brennan’s counterterrorism record, examine intelligence failures, and discuss public trust in those responsible for protecting America’s national security today...


Beyond Trump’s victory: Voter shifts, trust and unity
Last Wednesday at 2:44 PM

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – America’s changing political landscape reveals voters’ frustration with labels, slogans, and division. Trump’s broader coalition highlights both opportunity and fragile trust. Lasting support requires accountability, respect, and humility, while national healing depends on shared citizenship, faith, character, and leaders who serve people rather than power...


A nation in the crucible: America’s fight for restoration
Last Wednesday at 2:42 PM

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Susan Price – The nation of America has suffered through the staggering weaponization agendas by political operatives filled with a wicked lust for greed and power mongering. These so-called elites have relentlessly and aggressively pursued usurping the sovereign while they tried wiping God the Creator out of the equation and lifeblood of America...


Beyond the label: What women should know about protein, ingredients, and “healthy” foods
Last Wednesday at 1:05 PM

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Food labels promise better health, but ingredients tell the fuller story. Nurse Lillian Mueller explains how women can evaluate protein sources, recognize misleading marketing, and choose nutrient-dense foods. Reading nutrition panels and ingredient lists helps families make informed decisions about everyday meals and convenient snacks...


The Republic depends on what we teach the next generation
Last Wednesday at 1:02 PM

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – America’s constitutional republic depends on citizens who understand its founding documents and defend their God-given rights. Constitution Day calls families, schools, and churches to renew civic education, embrace faithful citizenship, and preserve liberty through knowledge, responsibility, and active participation in the nation’s shared public life...