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Matt Trump fights through tech gremlins to deliver a powerful episode on the turmoil unfolding in England. From the migrant hotel battles in Epping to the haunting legacy of Rotherham's scandals, he traces how years of neglect and two-tier justice have fueled today's eruption of English patriotism. Revisiting the 2024 Southport stabbings and the government's heavy-handed crackdowns, Matt shows how frustration boiled over into riots, arrests, and now a peaceful wave of St. George's Cross flags spreading across the country. He connects these events to broader questions of national identity, sovereignty, and the deliberate humiliation of English heritage, weaving in history from the Battle of Agincourt to the cultural imprint of The Who. With reflections on faith, Shakespeare adaptations, and the genius of grassroots resistance, this episode captures the spirit of a nation rediscovering itself in defiance of its rulers.

CannCon and Ashe in America welcome Phillip Davis, known online as @Mad_Liberals, for a deep-dive into election vulnerabilities exposed at DEFCON. Davis, a veteran software developer with decades in fingerprint identification systems, walks through how voting machines can be accessed and manipulated using readily available technician and poll worker cards. He explains the ease of altering ballots, prompts, and even candidate displays without leaving an audit trail, demonstrating how voters themselves can be unknowingly hacked. The conversation also unpacks the infamous Halderman Report, systemic security failures, and the lack of accountability in election administration. From Goodwill voting machines to encryption keys left in plain sight, Davis reveals how fragile U.S. election infrastructure really is, sparking a raw discussion on trust, oversight, and the future of voting.

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince break down a week of major headlines, including RFK Jr.'s bombshell announcement that new findings point to medical interventions as a likely cause of autism, with results expected in September. They cover the firing of CDC Director Susan Menares, the mass resignation of top officials, and the permanent dismissal of 600 employees in what may be the biggest shake-up in the agency's history. The hosts also highlight Tulsi Gabbard calling out Fauci, Moderna's payouts to NIH, and Bill Gates scrambling to meet Trump as vaccine contracts are canceled. In the second half, they welcome Michele from Tamarac Gardens for an in-depth conversation on raising strong, healthy children. From vaccines and natural remedies to homeschooling, discipline, and screen time, Michele shares her family's journey into holistic parenting and her mission to empower others through herbal medicine. A powerful mix of breaking news and timeless parenting wisdom.

Ghost unpacks the latest global power plays, starting with Russia's surprising move to recognize the Taliban government and its pledge to support Afghanistan in fighting terrorism and drug trafficking. He ties this shift to Trump's Doha Agreement and exposes how U.S. interventions fueled the opium trade and destabilized the region. From there, Ghost examines Afghanistan's central role in pipeline politics, Pakistan's decades-long entanglement with U.S. intelligence, and the broader fight over Eurasian sovereignty. The episode then pivots to Trump's dominance in Ukraine peace talks, his tariffs strategy, and Europe's fragile position in the conflict. Ghost also breaks down U.S. influence operations in Greenland, Denmark's pushback, and the Pentagon's plan to shift Greenland into NORTHCOM, raising questions about sovereignty and strategy in the Arctic. Wrapping up with Venezuela, he analyzes Maduro's standoff with Trump's naval buildup, narco-subs, and the coming showdown with cartels. Packed with sharp analysis, historical context, and bold predictions, this episode shows how sovereignty and geopolitics are colliding worldwide.

Jon Herold wraps up the week with sharp analysis and a touch of humor, starting with gold's historic surge as foreign banks now hold more gold than U.S. Treasuries for the first time since 1996. He unpacks Trump's latest executive actions, including making federal architecture “beautiful again,” exempting national security agencies from collective bargaining, and cutting off federal grants for lobbying. The big headline is Trump's use of a rare “pocket rescission” to cancel nearly $5 billion in foreign aid, a move that hasn't been attempted since 1977. Herold also covers Trump canceling Kamala Harris's Secret Service protection, deporting Guatemalan children, and canceling offshore wind subsidies. RFK Jr.'s investigation into SSRIs and hormone treatments in connection with transgender school shooters sparks further debate, while chatter about JD Vance as Trump's successor draws skepticism. Packed with cultural asides, community updates, and even a Soft Disclosure shout-out, this episode blends heavy policy with Badlands banter.

CannCon and Chris Paul kick off the Friday show with laughs over fantasy football before diving into breaking news. They unpack Trump's firing of CDC Director Susan Meneris, the mass resignations that followed, and RFK Jr.'s launch of the “Vaccine Integrity Project,” questioning its real purpose. The hosts expose how the media spins school shootings into trauma ops, connecting SSRIs, transgender ideology, and intelligence manipulation to a wider agenda. They then shift to geopolitics and economics, covering Trump's clever play on Chinese student visas, Nvidia's deal to pay the U.S. government for China chip sales, and how America is decoupling from globalist dependencies. From Kamala Harris' fundraising flop and lost Secret Service detail, to Exxon's quiet talks with Russia and AI-driven cybercrime, the episode delivers sharp analysis, skepticism, and humor all the way to the close.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior open this episode with laughs, cold plunges, and sponsor shout-outs before diving into the buzz around Brad Zerbo's Codex 9/11 documentary and the suspicious timing of mainstream outlets like CBS and Tucker Carlson jumping into 9/11 coverage. They call out weak “debunks” of the film and stress the need for accountability when challenging Badlands research. From there, the conversation shifts to deeper questions about intelligence agencies, false flags, and the manipulation of vulnerable individuals through AI-driven recruitment, echoing modern-day MK Ultra tactics. The hosts also wrestle with solutions to America's school shooting crisis, debating armed veterans, teacher gun safes, and innovative security systems designed by law enforcement vets. With sharp takes, humor, and personal stories, including Disney tunnel secrets and Club 33 rumors, this episode balances heavy geopolitical analysis with unfiltered banter that makes The SITREP a Badlands favorite.

Frankie Val, Adel Nero, and Zak “RedPill78” Paine tackle the disturbing details of the Minneapolis church shooting, exposing the shooter's trans identity, manifesto, and ties to a dark subculture that idolizes mass killers. They rip apart mainstream media spin that tries to mask the real issues, pointing instead to mental illness, SSRIs, and the dangers of gender ideology pushed on kids. The hosts discuss RFK Jr.'s call to investigate psychotropic drugs, the CDC shake-ups under Trump, and how decades of Big Pharma corruption have destabilized public health. From Fort Bragg's “dead wife summer” tied to anti-malarial drugs, to homeopathic alternatives buried by Rockefeller medicine, the episode is a raw, unflinching look at how greed and lies have poisoned society. They close with Trump's crackdown on crime in D.C., Kash Patel labeling the attack domestic terrorism, and Tulsi Gabbard's revelations about 2020 election “burn bags,” weaving it all into a bigger picture of cultural decay and a fight for accountability.

Frankie Val welcomes guest J Gulinello for a sharp, candid conversation on health, media narratives, and government failure. They dig into the shocking statistics of chronic illness in America, the pharmaceutical industry's stranglehold, and the lack of nutritional education in medical schools. With biting humor, they take on the media's “experts,” expose how industries profit from sickness, and reflect on COVID-era lies that cracked open public trust. Alongside the heavy analysis are lighter moments, from fitness challenges to personal stories, plus listener call-ins that highlight how trauma, poor parenting, and overmedication shape society. It's a mix of unfiltered critique and real-world perspective that challenges the status quo while keeping the conversation raw and human.

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Jon Herold takes listeners through a packed news day, starting with his personal connection to the Minneapolis Catholic school shooting and a call to shift focus toward mental health solutions. He covers the massive success of Brad Zerbo's Codex 9/11 screenings and announces upcoming Badlanders meetups, before diving into major headlines. Topics include D.C.'s 87% drop in carjackings under Trump's surge, German investigators pinning Nord Stream sabotage on Ukrainian operatives (while Herold points back to Seymour Hersh's CIA reporting), and Trump slamming gerrymandering in Utah. He also breaks down Judicial Watch's lawsuit over secret surveillance of Trump advisor Michael Caputo, the FDA ending COVID vaccine emergency authorizations, the firing of CDC Director Susan Monarres, and Trump's Middle East talks with Jared Kushner and Tony Blair. Economic updates, Fed drama, and Trump's possible plan for a pre-midterm GOP convention round out this sharp and fast-moving episode.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior tackle the aftermath of the Minneapolis Catholic school shooting, breaking down the shooter's background, manifesto, and disturbing ties to cultural and pharmaceutical influences. They highlight how false flag narratives don't mean “fake,” but point to deeper agendas, from SSRIs and MK Ultra-style manipulation to media-driven propaganda. The hosts compare coverage across CNN, MSNBC, and Fox, exposing how emotional storytelling buries evidence and fuels control agendas. Beyond the tragedy, they dive into Trump's policies, from ending cashless bail to D.C. crime crackdowns, and debate policing, community pride, and the economics of crime reduction. With sharp back-and-forth, personal anecdotes, and even fantasy football smack talk, the episode blends heavy analysis with the irreverent energy that makes Badlands Daily a staple.

Brad Zerbo breaks down the tragic Minneapolis church shooting carried out by Robert “Robin” Westman. He digs into the shooter's background, disturbing videos, and manifestos, connecting the dots to a bigger pattern of mental illness, drugs, hormones, and propaganda fueling these attacks. Brad also highlights the twisted online reactions that actually praised the violence and asks why the media and authorities keep ignoring the real problems. Heavy stuff, but an important case study in how broken our culture has become.

Jon Herold and Burning Bright kick off a fiery Wednesday edition of Devolution Power Hour with laughs, banter, and a surprisingly intense debate over whether men should ever wash new clothes. Once the dust settles, they dive into the serious business of John Durham's investigations, unpacking fresh revelations about FBI leaks, James Comey, and the media's role in manufacturing the Russia collusion narrative. The hosts connect these threads to Mark Elias' recent panic over Trump's military role in elections, highlighting how Democrats fear the collapse of their fraud machine. From Trump's bold RICO shot at George Soros to the Pentagon weighing equity stakes in defense contractors, the episode explores how national security and economic strategy are merging under Trump's leadership. Add in debates over 600,000 Chinese students, the fragility of Ivy League education in the age of AI, and Trump's promise of a free “American Academy,” and this episode serves up both sharp analysis and off-the-rails humor.

Brad Zerbo and Zak “RedPill78” Paine dig into the financial underbelly of 9/11, exposing how black ops funding, CIA banking scandals, and covert projects like Project Hammer tie into the attacks. From Donald Rumsfeld's missing $2.3 trillion to the billions in gold and securities that vanished from the World Trade Center, the hosts reveal how the chaos of 9/11 allowed hidden elites to wipe records, launder money, and walk away with one of history's greatest heists. They connect the dots between Bush-era operatives, insider trading, suspicious bond schemes, and intelligence-linked banking collapses that stretch from Asia to Wall Street. Packed with historical receipts, hidden connections, and sharp banter, this episode unravels the financial crimes behind the tragedy, showing 9/11 not just as an attack but as a multi-layered operation of profit and power.

In Episode 17 of The Shipwreck Show, Sara welcomes special guest Jon, a.k.a. Patel Patriot (@patel_patriot) for an honest and wide-ranging conversation. We dig into Jon's influential Devolution series, unpacking the research, theories, and the ongoing debate it continues to spark. From there, the talk turns personal—Shipwreck opens up about political burnout, how endless news cycles drain the spirit, and what it means to stay engaged without losing yourself. Finally, the two tackle the heavy topic of black pilling—what it is, how it spreads, and how to resist the spiral toward hopelessness. Expect sharp insights, candid moments, and a reminder that clarity and peace can coexist with the fight for truth.

Matt Ehret and Ghost team up for a sprawling dive into geopolitics, history, and hidden power structures. They open with Ghost's travel nightmare and use it as a springboard to expose how decades of neglect and privatization crippled regional airports, linking the failures back to post-9/11 policies and financial corruption. From there, the discussion widens into the theft of PROMIS software, Israel's role as the “sixth eye” in Five Eyes intelligence, and the deep entanglement of organized crime syndicates like the Bronfmans with intelligence agencies. The hosts explore the rise of the Pilgrim Society, the Federal Reserve's creation, and how monopolists like J.P. Morgan used U.S. Steel to reshape American industry. Tying it all to the present, they analyze Trump's “golden share” in U.S. Steel, Nippon Steel's losses, and how sovereign nations are reclaiming control from transnational cartels. With detours into Italy's populist Matteo Salvini, Soros crackdowns, and Brad Zerbo's Codex 9/11, this episode blends history and current events into a sharp critique of state capture and the global struggle for sovereignty.

Jon Herold delivers a charged episode, opening with the devastating Minneapolis Catholic school shooting that left two children dead and many injured. Speaking from personal experience as a Catholic school parent, he addresses the tragedy, media spin, and the mental health crisis behind such violence. Herold then shifts to explosive revelations about FBI leaks, James Comey's role, and John Durham's failure to prosecute, questioning whether key evidence was intentionally omitted from the Durham Report. The episode also covers Trump's use of impoundment authority, foreign aid freezes, Denmark's uproar over alleged Trump-linked influence in Greenland, FBI whistleblower victories, and Trump's call to RICO George Soros. With cultural asides on Cracker Barrel's logo flip and NBC's Seth Meyers, Herold weaves grief, sharp analysis, and humor into a gripping broadcast.

CannCon and Ashe in America bring sharp commentary and humor to a jam-packed news cycle. They kick things off with pop culture absurdities like Trump's tongue-in-cheek response to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement, before diving into Cracker Barrel's logo flip-flop and the deeper culture war at play. The hosts tackle Snoop Dogg's swipe at woke Hollywood, expose shocking immigration failures including a sex offender hiding in a daycare, and unpack the federal trial of a judge accused of helping an illegal immigrant escape ICE custody. They then dig into the explosive revelation of “burn bags” tied to 2020 election corruption, Trump's push to sanction EU censors, and a heated battle over Pennsylvania's mail-in ballot rules. From Zelensky's illegitimacy and pipeline attacks in Europe to Fulton County's election board defiance and Trump's call to RICO the Soros family, this episode ties together cultural battles, global geopolitics, and the fight for election integrity.

Alpha Warrior and Josh Reid return for a hard-hitting episode of DEFCON ZERQ, joined by Brad Zerbo to dig into the revelations behind his documentary Codex 9/11. From CIA fingerprints, missing gold, and the forever war model, to the global cabal's use of terror as a money funnel, the discussion exposes the hidden networks fueling America's darkest chapters. The hosts then connect the dots to today, breaking down Pam Bondi's cryptic posts, drops, and what Trump's National Guard deployments really mean. Is the administration preparing for cartel crackdowns, sleeper cell roundups, and a reckoning on 9/11 itself? With deep dives into John Brennan, James Comey, Flynn's quiet advisory role, and looming moves in Venezuela, this episode blends geopolitics, military strategy, and decoding with the unfiltered edge DEFCON ZERQ is known for.

Burning Bright and Chris Paul break down Andrew Niccol's dystopian thriller In Time, where life itself is currency and timekeepers rule like central bankers. They explore the film's on-the-nose parallels to fiat money, inflation, usury, and the Cantillon Effect, comparing its “time chain” to Bitcoin's fixed protocol. The hosts connect themes of Darwinism, generational wisdom, and the emptiness of immortality to broader cultural critiques, highlighting how elites manipulate scarcity to control society. From Occupy Wall Street echoes to Trump's populist judo flips, they frame the movie as both a cautionary tale and a mirror to our financial and political systems. With sharp insights, humor, and plenty of rabbit holes, from diamonds to decentralization, this episode shows why In Time still resonates as a metaphor for the theft of human energy and purpose.

Brad Zerbo and Abbey Blue Eyes return from GART Deadwood with stories of steaks, standing ovations, and the powerful debut of Codex 9/11. They reflect on the film's overwhelming reception, with nearly half a million views in just days, and address the most asked question, what really happened to the passengers on 9/11? The conversation blends gratitude for community support with speculation on unanswered questions, eyewitness testimony, and the importance of sticking to hard evidence. The hosts also share exciting news about Codex 9/11 theater screenings in Florida and California, discuss RFK Jr.'s autism comments alongside Brad's earlier Population Control documentary, and lighten the mood with viral clips in a “try not to laugh” segment. It's a mix of truth bombs, heartfelt appreciation, and hilarious detours that captures the full spirit of Brad & Abbey Live.

CannCon and Ashe in America continue their deep dive into Strauss and Howe's The Fourth Turning, unpacking Chapter 4 with insight, humor, and plenty of historical parallels. From Mount Rushmore's symbolic generational archetypes to the Renaissance, Reformation, and the birth of America's cyclical patterns, the hosts explore how prophets, nomads, heroes, and artists shape history in repeating turnings. They connect past awakenings, crises, and unravelings to today's cultural and political landscape, drawing out lessons on institutions, family, society, and the rhythm of generational change. With lively banter, sponsor shout-outs, and even a few tangents about smoothies, protein shakes, and pets, this episode blends serious discussion with the community vibe that makes Badlands Book Club a listener favorite. 

Ghost dives into global flashpoints with his signature live-dig approach. He unpacks the political chaos in South Korea, from poop balloon psyops to martial law declarations, and explores how Trump's meeting with President Lee Jae Myung signals shifting alliances on the peninsula. The episode then shifts to Ukraine, where Ghost examines Western-backed plans to replace Zelensky with former military chief Valeri Zaluzhny, exposing ties to the deep state and the Azov Battalion. Along the way, he highlights Russia's growing influence, from printing Syria's new currency to modernizing rail lines across the Caucasus. Packed with historical context, sharp analysis, and unexpected rabbit holes, this episode shows how Asia, Europe, and the Middle East are converging in ways that could redefine global power.

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Jon Herold dives deep into a whirlwind of stories shaping the week. He dissects Trump's surprising proposal to allow 600,000 Chinese students into U.S. universities as part of trade negotiations, raising sharp questions about national security, education reform, and America First priorities. From there, Herold examines Trump's Pentagon strategy of taking equity stakes in defense contractors, the removal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud allegations, and fresh subpoenas in the Epstein probe. He covers new court rulings on Pennsylvania's mail-in ballots, Trump Media's bold leap into cryptocurrency with the Kronos token, and Judicial Watch forcing Fani Willis to release Trump-related records. The show rounds out with Trump's cultural commentary, Dan Scavino stepping in to oversee White House hiring, and even a jab at Cracker Barrel's logo. Packed with sharp analysis and lively commentary, this episode highlights the collision of policy, politics, and culture in Trump's America.

CannCon and Ghost tackle a fiery Tuesday news cycle starting with Trump's floated proposal to allow 600,000 Chinese students into U.S. universities as part of trade talks, raising sharp questions about national security and American opportunity. They dive into Trump's executive order on flag burning, breaking down the Supreme Court precedent, media spin, and the fine line between protest and incitement. From there, the hosts expose manipulated crime data in D.C., celebrate the city's rapid cleanup under Trump's watch, and analyze new subpoenas in the Epstein investigation. The conversation heats up further with Trump's removal of Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud, the Proud Boys' Jeremy Bertino recanting testimony, and the GOP's failure to punish Texas Democrats for breaking quorum. Ghost then takes listeners global with updates on South Korea's surprising pivot, Venezuela's cartel standoff, and Israel's land grabs targeting the Greek Orthodox Church. A jam-packed episode connecting corruption, geopolitics, and cultural battles.

Zak “RedPill78” Paine and Jordan Sather team up for a thought-provoking dive into Earth's hidden cycles and the science behind cataclysms. Starting with the mysterious Adam and Eve Story and its CIA redactions, they explore theories of magnetic pole shifts, solar flares, and the weakening of Earth's magnetic field. The conversation weaves in vivid personal stories of strange dreams, animal behavior anomalies, and aggressive bees, suggesting deeper energetic changes on the planet. From earthquakes and volcanic fears to ancient myths of floods and fire, the hosts examine how history, science, and conspiracy intersect. With humor, curiosity, and plenty of skepticism toward mainstream narratives, this episode challenges listeners to rethink what they know about Earth's past, and what might be coming next

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes deliver a powerful episode centered on Brad Zerbo's groundbreaking documentary Codex 9/11 and the cultural shifts born from that tragic day. They begin with President Trump's new executive order on flag burning, debating its First Amendment implications and the exposure it creates of hidden anti-American sentiment. The hosts then dive into personal stories of where they were on 9/11, how trauma shaped national attitudes, and the ways media manipulation fostered fear, division, and compliance. From TSA security theater to the Patriot Act, they highlight how the event rewired American culture and prepared the ground for later crises like COVID. The conversation blends personal reflection, cultural critique, and raw analysis, urging listeners to watch Codex 9/11, share it widely, and question the narratives that have defined two decades of war and government overreach. 

Ghost continues the deep dive into the life and legacy of Robert Maxwell with returning guest Warhamster Brady. This second installment unpacks Maxwell's rags-to-riches rise, his tangled history with British intelligence, and his role in reshaping the scientific publishing world into a profit-driven system that still dominates today. The conversation explores Maxwell's ruthless wartime record, his creation of Pergamon Press, and how his publishing empire gave him the power to control narratives in science and media. From his ties to Mossad and espionage, to the financial schemes and scandals that led to his mysterious death at sea, this episode connects Maxwell's legacy to modern figures like Epstein and exposes the shadow networks of money, media, and manipulation that still shape global events.

Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Jackie Espada, Christy Lupo, and Mrs. Rise Attire gather for a lively recap of Deadwood's GART weekend, filled with unforgettable moments, hilarious mishaps, and heartfelt connections. From paranormal ghost hunts at the Bullock Hotel to karaoke nights that brought down the house, the crew shares behind-the-scenes stories of costumes, camaraderie, and community. They dive into the cultural impact of Brad Zerbo's Codex 9/11 premiere, swapping personal reflections on 9/11 and how the documentary shattered long-held narratives. Between tales of prairie dog bites, haunted hotels, scavenger hunt winners, and Cracker Barrel rants, the episode captures the humor, heart, and high-energy spirit of the Badlands family. 

CannCon, Alpha Warrior, and Cam Cooksey are back with another round of chaos on Y Chromes. From Alpha's latest “Smoking with My Chromies” segment featuring a ribeye-stuffed Italian bread bowl to wild Deadwood stories of late-night bar antics, the crew dives headfirst into food, fitness, and absolute debauchery. They swap tales about bizarre viral videos, heated debates over peppers and onions, and the code of manhood when it comes to protecting family. Add in bull-dodging madness, WNBA dildo jokes, and a mashup of mushy, cringe, and laugh-out-loud internet finds, and you've got an episode that perfectly captures the unfiltered, brotherly energy of Y Chromes.

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Jon Herold kicks off the week with updates on the massive success of Brad Zerbo's documentary Codex 9/11, which has already pulled in hundreds of thousands of views and major attention. From there, he dives into President Trump's latest executive orders targeting flag burning, cashless bail, and crime in D.C., highlighting how Trump is leveraging federal funds and the National Guard to reshape law enforcement across the country. Herold also covers Trump's push for a sovereign wealth fund through strategic stakes in companies like Intel, updates on Baltimore's crime crisis, the saga of Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation, and fresh shots at fake news giants. Wrapping it all up are stories of shifting military leadership, Elon Musk's lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI, and even Trump's surprising forays into sports commentary. Packed with analysis and insight, this episode connects the dots on how economic leverage, federal power, and media battles are colliding in real time. 

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CannCon and Zak “RedPill78” Paine dive into a packed Monday news cycle, kicking off with reactions to the world premiere of Brad Zerbo's documentary CODEX 9/11 and its explosive revelations. From John Bolton's FBI raid and its deep state implications, to Rick Wilson's meltdown and the Lincoln Project's scandals, the hosts break down the hypocrisy of political elites. They cover Tulsi Gabbard's alleged Five Eyes directive, new Nord Stream pipeline revelations, and Justice Gorsuch slamming rogue lower courts. The discussion heats up with Florida's immigration battles, Trump's nationwide National Guard mobilizations, and fresh Epstein-related disclosures including Maxwell transcripts, DOJ document handovers, and Virginia Giuffre's upcoming memoir. With fiery commentary, sharp analysis, and plenty of humor, this episode pulls no punches on corruption, cover-ups, and the fight for accountability. 

Burning Bright sits down with filmmaker Brad Zerbo to unpack his groundbreaking documentary CODEX 9/11. Fresh off its public premiere, the conversation dives into the overwhelming response from audiences, the years of research and writing that shaped the project, and the challenge of dismantling the official 9/11 story. Brad explains how he built a tightly constructed narrative designed to break through cognitive dissonance, presenting evidence that leaves viewers without an “escape route” back to the mainstream explanation. From theories of drone aircraft to the Operation Northwoods connection and questions about the missing passengers, this episode captures both the meticulous research and the emotional weight behind CODEX 9/11. With standing ovations in Deadwood and tens of thousands tuning in online, the film is already making waves, and this discussion reveals why. 

Hosted by Jon Herold and Chris Paul, this Saturday edition of Devolution Power Hour takes on some of the most explosive stories shaking the narrative battlefield. The hosts dig into the newly released Ghislaine Maxwell testimony, weighing her claims against years of accepted Epstein lore and asking whether the entire saga was a media-driven psyop. They explore John Durham's quiet investigation into FBI leaks, Bill Barr's defense of his timing, and what it all means for the much-rumored RICO case. From Trump calling the Epstein narrative a hoax, to Bolton's raid, to the Pentagon blocking Ukraine's long-range missile strikes, Jon and Chris cut through propaganda to question how controlled opposition and psyops keep shaping our perception of reality. With sharp analysis, humor, and a few side detours into fantasy football and protein bars, this episode keeps listeners on their toes while hammering home the need to question every narrative.

Hosted by Alpha Warrior, this episode of People features Navy Seabee, firefighter, and veteran advocate Chad Caton in an unfiltered, deeply personal conversation. Chad shares raw stories from his childhood on a farm, where his father instilled toughness and resilience, to his decision to join the Navy and become a Seabee, embracing the grit and chaos of that brotherhood. He dives into life as a firefighter, describing the adrenaline rush of facing down flames, the bond with his crew, and the rivalry with cops that's as funny as it is real. Beyond the uniforms, Chad opens up about loss, leadership, and why advocating for veterans is his life's mission. With brutal honesty, wild humor, and heartfelt reflections, this episode captures the humanity behind the headlines and the fire that drives one of the veteran community's loudest voices.

Hosted by Cam Cooksey, this episode of Flow dives into reflections on Codex911 and its impact, blending faith, community, and culture. Cam opens up about his gratitude to God, the strength of the Badlands family, and the importance of truth-telling in the infowar. Sponsors like Allgood, Scales, and Soft Disclosure are highlighted as part of the movement to reclaim clean living. Listeners join in with stories, jokes, and call-ins, sparking heartfelt conversations on humor, resilience, and shared values. From celebrating Brad Zerbo's groundbreaking film to laughing about diva moments, cheerleading routines, and even scars that tell stories, Cam keeps the conversation raw and real. The episode closes with a spirited detour into college football, American culture, and how laughter and faith help the community stand strong together. 

Hosted by Brad Zerbo and Jaytriot, this special Deadwood edition of The Audio Files rides straight into outlaw country and rock nostalgia. Fresh off the Badlands gathering in Deadwood, the duo recounts highlights from the trip, including visits to Wild Bill Hickok's haunts, old-west photo shoots with fellow Badlanders, and the electric premiere of Brad's new documentary. Mixing stories from the road with a handpicked soundtrack, Brad and Jay spin everything from Clint Eastwood tributes and Beastie Boys classics to Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins, Volbeat, Kid Rock, and Bon Jovi. They cap it off with Thin Lizzy and spaghetti western flair, capturing the spirit of Deadwood's wild past and Badlands' vibrant present in one jam-packed episode. 

Hosted by CannCon and Ashe in America, this episode of Why We Vote digs into the escalating battle over election integrity. From Texas court rulings upholding voter ID laws to explosive claims about voter roll fraud, the hosts connect the dots between J6 investigations, Trump's fiery Truth Social posts, and the push to end mail-in ballots and voting machines. They unpack reactions from figures like MTG, Ed Martin, and Jenna Griswold while highlighting Tina Peters' case, the Newsmax settlement with Dominion, and the behind-the-scenes maneuvering of state officials. With humor, sharp analysis, and a look at the latest “signal” pointing to possible emergencies ahead of 2026, CannCon and Ashe lay out the stakes in the fight to secure America's elections.

A menagerie of Badlands Media hosts gathers for a sharp, unfiltered discussion on the week's big stories. From speculation over Trump's vice-presidential pick to the backlash against the H-1B visa program, the hosts tackle cultural and political shifts shaping America's future. They dive into the fallout of recent court cases, corruption in green energy projects, and the cultural rot exposed by mainstream narratives. With humor, blunt honesty, and plenty of fiery takes, this episode of OnlyLands delivers the signature Badlands mix of irreverence and insight.

Hosted by Matt Trump, this episode of Spellbreakers dives into the growing backlash against the H-1B visa system and its impact on American workers. From cultural shifts to the tech industry takeover, Matt explores how Indian immigration and visa abuse are reshaping the workforce and straining American identity. He examines grassroots efforts to expose hidden job postings, giving Americans a chance to push back against a system many feel has been rigged against them. With sharp cultural commentary, personal anecdotes, and a look at recent events highlighting safety and cultural tensions, Matt frames the fight over H-1B as part of the larger struggle to preserve America's future.

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince return with another hard-hitting episode of MAHA News, diving into the week's biggest health and freedom stories. They kick things off with the Pete and Bobby Challenge, where Pete Hegseth and RFK Jr. put their strength to the test in a push-up and pull-up competition that has everyone talking. From there, the hosts shift into the serious implications of glyphosate spraying in Canada and the broader dangers of genetically engineered crops, highlighting how hidden RNA tinkering in food could impact human genetics and health. The discussion then takes aim at the American Academy of Pediatrics, which is under fire for its push to remove vaccine exemptions and its continued cozy ties with big pharma giants like Pfizer, Merck, and Moderna. RFK Jr.'s sharp rebuke of the AAP sparks debate about liability, childhood vaccine schedules, and health freedom. With side conversations on raw milk legalization, natural detox strategies, and the cultural psyop of green lawns, this episode weaves humor, practicality, and blunt truth into an engaging exploration of health sovereignty.

In this fiery episode of Geopolitics with Ghost, host Gordon McCormick unpacks a whirlwind of breaking stories shaping the global stage. Ghost dives into the FBI raid on John Bolton's home over classified documents, Trump's sharp jabs at his former advisor, and the deeper strategy behind Bolton's role as a “neocon pawn.” From Trump's Oval Office announcement about hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup to the deployment of JAG officers in D.C., the conversation highlights the intersection of law, politics, and optics in real time. Ghost also dissects Tulsi Gabbard's bold move to cut intelligence staffing and revoke clearances, Keith Kellogg's defense of Trump's diplomacy with Putin, and the unraveling of Russiagate as top CIA analysts face the axe. The episode spans continents, covering Mali's embrace of Russia, Netanyahu's push to annex Gaza, Nord Stream sabotage arrests in Italy, and Venezuela's clash with U.S. drug war policy. With wit, salt, and hard-hitting analysis, Ghost connects the dots across global conflicts, intelligence power plays, and the shifting balance of sovereignty.

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Jon Herold hosts a lively episode of The Daily Herold with special guest Texas State Rep. Nate Schatzline. The two dive deep into the drama unfolding in Texas, from Democrats breaking quorum over redistricting to the fight for disaster relief after devastating floods. Schatzline shares his journey from pastor to one of the youngest members of the Texas legislature, explains how Republicans secured five new congressional seats, and lays out his vision for punishing Democrats who fled the state. The conversation turns to election integrity, property taxes, and the urgent need for accountability in both Austin and Washington. Herold also covers breaking national news, including the FBI's raid on John Bolton's home over classified documents, bombshell revelations about James Comey authorizing leaks, and the possibility of racketeering charges tied to Russiagate. Additional stories range from Trump's FIFA World Cup announcement and Project Veritas' latest claims to the DOJ's push for Maine's voter records and Putin questioning Zelensky's legitimacy. With sharp analysis and frank conversation, this episode highlights the battles for truth, accountability, and America's future.

CannCon and Chris Paul kick off a packed Friday edition of Badlands Daily with breaking news of the FBI raiding John Bolton's Maryland home in search of classified documents. The hosts dive into the fallout, connecting it to past raids on Roger Stone and Mar-a-Lago, and highlight the hypocrisy of those now defending Bolton after years of decrying Trump. They explore bombshell revelations about James Comey authorizing leaks, Adam Schiff setting up a legal defense fund, and JAG officers being deployed in D.C. to help prosecute crimes. The conversation expands into Trump's efforts to clean up Washington, the Supreme Court siding with his NIH funding cuts, and a Florida judge halting “Alligator Alcatraz.” CannCon and Chris also cover Trump's response to Letitia James' overturned penalty, Peter Navarro's fiery remarks, and redistricting battles in Texas and California. From Gavin Newsom's unhinged rhetoric to visa reviews tied to mail-in voting, to shocking scandals in Kentucky's legal system, the episode is a whirlwind of breaking stories, sharp analysis, and plenty of humor.

GMoney is joined by Trey Sellers for a high-energy conversation about building real wealth through Bitcoin. Trey breaks down the mindset and strategies behind achieving FIRE: Financial Independence, Retire Early, and why Bitcoin is the cornerstone of long-term freedom. The discussion explores practical steps for stacking sats, protecting your assets, and creating a legacy of financial security for generations to come. Packed with insights, best practices, and motivation, this episode gives listeners both the philosophy and the playbook to break free from financial dependency and thrive in the new digital economy.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior welcome Lt. General Steve Kwast to SITREP for a powerful conversation on faith, service, and the future of warfare. General Kwast shares his journey from dreaming of flight as a child in Africa to becoming the first pilot straight out of training assigned to the F-15E Strike Eagle. He recounts combat missions in Desert Storm and Afghanistan, the lessons learned in Top Gun training, and the critical role of air power in saving lives on the ground. The discussion dives into situational awareness, the moral burden of combat, and how God-given confidence shapes leadership. Moving into today's battles, Kwast explains the nature of information warfare, the threats of AI and infiltration, and why America's strength lies in its innovation and faith. He emphasizes that the art of war should be about deterrence and peace, not glorification of violence, and that teaching children God's ways is essential to preserving freedom. A candid, wide-ranging interview that connects the heart of a warrior to the challenges of America's future.