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In Episode 8 of Quite Frankly, host Frankie Val is joined by Matt Roeske of Cultivate Elevate for an eye-opening conversation that bridges ancient wisdom and cutting-edge energy science. Roeske breaks down how electromagnetic frequencies, toxic food systems, and heavy metals have been weaponized against human health, and how natural solutions like shilajit, grounding, and orgone energy offer real alternatives. The discussion ventures into the forgotten technologies of antiquity, including pyramids, sound healing, and global energy grids, connecting them to modern-day suppression by globalist interests. Frankie and Matt explore how biofield energy, structured water, and copper tools can be used to combat EMF damage, balance hormones, and reconnect the body to its natural rhythms. From DNA resonance to weather modification, they expose how spiritual warfare is waged on the physical plane, and why reclaiming sovereignty begins with healing yourself. Packed with practical insights and deep philosophical reflection, this episode challenges listeners to rethink wellness, history, and the war on consciousness. If you've ever felt like your frequency was under attack, this conversation might be the shield, and signal, you've been waiting for.

Live from the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas, RugPull Radio host GMoney sits down with special guest Ryan Matta for a firestorm of truth, tech, and tyranny. The episode opens with a bombshell: Badlands Media has officially added Bitcoin to its strategic reserves, rejecting fiat dependency to assert financial sovereignty. Matta shares his personal evolution, from Bitcoin YouTuber to whistleblower journalist, exposing government-backed child trafficking networks and the cover-ups that surround them. The conversation dives into the transformative story of El Salvador under President Nayib Bukele, the weaponization of Bitcoin to dismantle MS-13, and the global stakes in what Matta calls a peaceful Digital 1776 revolution. They explore Bitcoin's role in empowering grassroots humanitarian efforts like El Salvador's House of Life, the moral cost of fiat, and the strategic shift in Trumpworld toward Bitcoin maximalism. From geopolitics and media corruption to the future of church finances and disaster relief through sats and geo-zapping, this episode doesn't just connect the dots, it draws the entire map. With explosive insights on how to opt out of clown world and build a sovereign parallel economy, this one's pure orange-pilled fire.

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In this May 29 edition of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold breaks down a flurry of bombshell developments shaking the political and legal establishment. From Cash Patel and Dan Bongino's latest revelations on the Epstein case, the D.C. pipe bomber, and the Dobbs leak, Jon walks listeners through the coded messaging and breadcrumbs hinting at imminent disclosures. He offers sharp analysis on which case might be nearing resolution—and how these threads may all lead back to the same corrupt power centers. Herold also spotlights the declassified FBI document exposing Nellie Ohr's lies to Congress, linking her directly to the Crossfire Hurricane scandal and raising new questions about DOJ integrity. Meanwhile, Elon Musk exits his government watchdog role with only a fraction of the $2 trillion in projected cuts realized, prompting Herold to call out Congressional inaction and performative praise. Additional highlights include Trump's lawsuits against CBS and the Pulitzer board, a Supreme Court ruling limiting environmental review powers, a judicial nomination shakeup, and an aggressive new move to revoke visas tied to Harvard and Chinese influence. Whether it's narrative warfare or buried FBI secrets, Jon's no-frills commentary drills straight into the heart of the collapsing regime storyline.

In this fiery May 29 edition of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Alpha Warrior unpack the fallout from President Trump's explosive video response to the Biden classified documents scandal, dismantling the media's narrative one contradiction at a time. They dissect the strategic timing of Trump's messaging, the damning details in the Robert Hur transcript, and the broader implications of a president too impaired to face charges, yet somehow competent enough to wield executive power. The duo takes aim at the auto-pen controversy and the emerging reality that Biden may have never read, let alone authored, many of the executive orders attributed to him. From pardons and proclamations to global power plays, the episode paints a picture of a regime crumbling under the weight of its own lies. They also cover Project 2025 hysteria, Israel's internal chaos, and Trump's global influence, including his cultural and political relevance in places like Pakistan. Toss in some humor, mockery of media meltdowns, and Alpha Warrior's trademark fire, and you've got a fast-paced breakdown of the unraveling narrative, and the movement poised to replace it.

In Episode 358 of Devolution Power Hour, Jon Herold and Burning Bright unravel the threads of global propaganda, economic upheaval, and narrative control as the old world order teeters on collapse. They begin with Trump's Memorial Day speech and transition into his escalating economic strategy, highlighting a new 10% universal tariff, a push for nuclear energy dominance, and the strategic move to position Bitcoin inside retirement portfolios. The duo breaks down the mainstream meltdown over these policies, framing the reactions as signs of desperation from a dying regime. They also tackle the CIA's aggressive push to seed anti-Trump narratives internationally, with a spotlight on a UK Guardian op-ed warning foreign leaders about a second Trump term. From the debt ceiling theater to new revelations around the DOJ, auto-pen scandals, and the medical establishment's crumbling credibility, Jon and B.B. argue we're watching the “controlled demolition” of a corrupt system. Along the way, they explore media framing techniques, the military's evolving role, and what it means to hold the line as truth-tellers in the digital age. This episode is a high-octane mix of strategy, symbolism, and straight talk for those navigating the end of the old world—and preparing for the new one.

In Episode 30 of Altered State, hosts Zak “RedPill78” Paine and Brad Zerbo light up a high-energy conversation covering everything from cannabis regulation to border chaos and Big Tech overreach. Kicking off with a look at the FDA's war on natural medicine and psychedelic therapy, they draw connections between pharmaceutical monopolies and the suppression of holistic healing. The conversation shifts to Elon Musk's plans to integrate Starlink with Trump's Truth Social, which they see as a major step toward decentralizing information, and possibly a communications lifeline in the event of a digital blackout. The hosts also tackle America's increasingly unstable border situation, noting the strange silence around potential bio-weapon infiltration and the bizarre secrecy surrounding migrant processing centers. They pull no punches on Trump's stance on tariffs, economic sovereignty, and the weaponization of government against political dissidents. With plenty of tangents, sharp insights, and a dash of classic RedPill78 sass, this episode blends health freedom, tech warfare, and the deep state's ongoing deception into one spicy joint of truth. Whether you're in it for the weed policy or the world-stage geopolitics, Episode 30 delivers a hit of reality you won't soon forget.

In a wild ride through tech, theology, and ancient myth, Shipwreck unpacks a tangled web of artificial intelligence, conspiracy theories, and spiritual introspection in Episode 4 of the Shipwreck Show. Kicking off with a hilarious but unsettling look at deepfake AI videos, she dives into the uncanny realism of new tools like Google's VO3, the dangers of manipulated footage, and the generational gaps in digital discernment, especially on platforms like Facebook. But things get deeper. Shipwreck weaves AI anxieties into biblical and mythological themes, from the Matrix-as-reality theory to the Nephilim and the legend of Gilgamesh. Drawing from leaked Hillary Clinton emails and the “Gilgamesh Resurrection Protocol,” she speculates whether 2016 marked a global pivot point, one where we chose AI innovation over ancient darkness. Between laughter, prophecy, and sourdough starter updates (shoutout to Bread Pilled), she questions our place in a digitally reawakening world. Is humanity in a redemption arc? Did we dodge a literal apocalypse? This episode explores it all with unfiltered conviction, leaving you wondering if the fridge civilization metaphor might not be so far off. A must-listen for truth seekers, skeptics, and sourdough fanatics alike.  

In this episode of Breaking History, Matt Ehret and Ghost dissect the increasingly bizarre geopolitical chessboard, with a focus on Trump's proposed “Golden Dome”, a space-based missile defense system that's drawing fire from Russia, China, and North Korea. The duo questions whether this grandiose plan is a legitimate defense strategy or a high-stakes narrative ploy designed to shift global attention and accelerate resolution through rhetorical escalation. They explore the possible kabuki theatre behind Trump's provocative language about Putin, suggesting Trump's public anger may be part of a broader strategy to neutralize warmongers and hijack the global narrative. Ghost connects the dots between Trump's media tactics and Sun Tzu's art of misdirection, while Matt takes a historical deep dive into U.S. encirclement strategies, NATO expansion, and the shadow influence of ancient imperial models like the Athenian Golden Age, ironically echoed by King Charles' pageantry in Canada. With talk of nuclear brinkmanship, elite cults, British monarchy theatrics, and the mythmaking machine of modern empire, this episode is a dense but entertaining breakdown of power, propaganda, and the stories we're told to believe. Buckle up, it's part geopolitics, part theater, and all Badlands.

In this sharp-edged edition of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ashe in America break down the latest in political theater and policy posturing. They start with Trump's newly released video slamming Biden's classified document scandal, highlighting the damning testimony of Biden's ghostwriter, Robert Hur, and raising questions about just how much corruption can be ignored before justice is served. The duo then unpacks GOP internal chaos as House Republicans threaten to tank the upcoming budget over military promotions and controversial amendments, including Ukraine aid, abortion funding, and the ATF's pistol brace rule. Trump's strategic messaging on TikTok is also on the docket, as he continues to dominate engagement despite the platform's potential national security concerns. Ashe and CannCon also weigh in on media dishonesty, the weaponization of intelligence agencies, and the mainstream freakout over Trump's possible return to power. From RFK Jr.'s vaccination reversals to whispers of Biden's planned escape from the debate stage, this episode covers it all with unfiltered commentary, a few good laughs, and a whole lot of receipts. It's Badlands' trademark blend of truth, grit, and fire, cutting through the noise one headline at a time.

On this episode of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold takes aim at the headlines dominating the midweek news cycle, starting with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' move to recognize gold and silver as legal tender. Jon questions the motives behind the legislation, suggesting it may be a calculated appeal to wealthy retirees or a play against the rising tide of Bitcoin. Speaking of Bitcoin, Herold breaks down Trump's latest crypto-friendly moves, including the push to integrate digital assets into 401(k) plans and the financial disruption on display at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Vegas, where GMoney made waves on the Rumble livestream. The auto-pen saga continues as Jon reviews Trump's scathing comments and David Sacks' claim that Elizabeth Warren was behind crypto-related executive orders. He remains skeptical but acknowledges the growing investigation. Updates on Judge Jeanine Pirro's appointment, NPR's First Amendment lawsuit, and race-based USDA loan forgiveness expose deeper structural rot. Herold also hammers Congress for stalling on codifying DOGE spending cuts, questions the true value of current FBI investigations, and highlights Trump's mock offer to make Canada the 51st state. With wit, frustration, and fire, Jon reminds listeners that until election integrity is restored, everything else is political theater.

In Episode 9 of OnlyLands, the Badlands Media crew gathers for a wild ride through motherhood, militia prep, and marriage dynamics, with the usual unfiltered laughs and spicy commentary. The panel kicks things off with a discussion on what makes a “good mom,” touching on everything from intuitive parenting and screen-time battles to the guilt of getting it wrong and the sacred power of feminine instinct. From there, it's off to the races with stories of marriage miscommunications, hilarious sex toy mishaps, and the debate over how much space a woman really needs to cool off. The crew dives into homesteading dreams and prepping realities, questioning how far they'd go off-grid and whether every man needs a gun, a tractor, and a chain. Packed with personal stories, belly laughs, and the occasional war cry for functional families and resilient women, this episode is a rallying cry for moms who lead with love, think for themselves, and aren't afraid to say what everyone else is thinking. It's irreverent, insightful, and perfectly unpolished...just how OnlyLands likes it.

Burning Bright and Chris Paul dive into Lawrence of Arabia in this sweeping episode of Badlands Story Hour, unpacking the cinematic grandeur and the layered commentary on empire, narrative warfare, and moral relativism. They explore T.E. Lawrence as a character crafted from myth, an effeminate yet hardened warrior whose legend was both operation and illusion. The discussion winds through parallels with Dune, reflections on British imperialism, the manipulation of tribal identities, and the modern weaponization of narrative. The hosts interrogate the tension between law and values, the decline of moral systems in favor of systemic control, and how the story itself becomes the most powerful weapon in regime hands. They also dissect generational warfare, information battles, and the continued relevance of Lawrence's tactics in today's geopolitical landscape, from Afghanistan to Ukraine. With references to the Balfour Declaration, regime storytelling, and even camel warfare logistics, this episode is both a masterclass in film analysis and a critique of the global narrative machine. Next week, the film club continues with The Final Countdown (1980), joined by Colonel Oak McCulloch.

In Episode 11 of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America bring Kash Patel's Government Gangsters to a close, covering Chapter 19 and the appendix with sharp insight and appreciation for Patel's behind-the-scenes exposé of America's most corrupt institutions. They highlight Patel's mission to take the fight from intelligence agencies to the courtroom, and how his call for accountability still rings loud and clear. Then, it's on to the next book: Overruled: The Human Toll of Too Much Law by Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. The hosts preview Gorsuch's critique of an overreaching administrative state, a tangled legal system, and the everyday Americans caught in its grip. With a tone shift from political warfare to judicial philosophy, CannCon and Ashe tee up a thoughtful exploration of how too much law, and too little liberty, can erode the foundations of a free society. Get ready for a deep dive into precedent, principle, and the limits of government power as Book Club turns the page into the judiciary's role in the Great Awakening.

In this jam-packed Tuesday edition of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold dives into a whirlwind of hot-button stories, headlined by bombshell revelations about President Biden's cognitive decline and the unelected inner circle, dubbed the “Politburo”, allegedly running the White House. Herold breaks down the implications for constitutional authority, elder abuse allegations, and the legitimacy of Biden-era policies signed with an auto-pen. Trump's latest moves also dominate the show, from his pardon of Sheriff Scott Jenkins to threats of defunding California over trans athletes, nuking Harvard's federal contracts, and tightening student visa protocols via social media vetting. Jon adds his own firebrand critique of foreign student priorities and bloated education spending. Other stories include Trump Media's $2.5B Bitcoin treasury plan, the FBI reopening high-profile cases (like the Supreme Court leak and the J6 pipe bomber), and RFK Jr. axing COVID vaccine guidance for healthy children and pregnant women. Herold also warns of AI's existential risk, revisits the Amazonian tribe suing over porn allegations, and roasts a viral Starbucks meltdown. As always, it's equal parts humor, outrage, and sharp analysis, wrapped in Herold's signature no-nonsense delivery.

On this post-Memorial Day episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ghost tackle a lineup of stories that range from alarming to absurd, kicking off with a DHS cleanup that purged over 12 million dead people from Social Security rolls, some listed as being over 120 years old. But this isn't just clerical cleanup; it's a direct hit on voter fraud and benefits abuse, with Elon Musk's team uncovering shocking stats on illegal aliens receiving Social Security numbers. The hosts tear into Texas for quietly funding in-state college tuition for nearly 60,000 illegal immigrants, blasting the GOP's failure to address it. Meanwhile, Trump floats pulling $3B from Harvard and redirecting it to trade schools, framing the Ivy League as a radicalized, anti-American institution. Also on deck: Harvard's body part trafficking scandal, the DOJ's shuttered Public Integrity Section, and Dan Bongino's surprising focus on the Dobbs leak and January 6 pipe bomber. Then it gets wild: OpenAI's model O3 allegedly sabotages its own shutdown protocols. Ghost and CannCon unpack the philosophical and spiritual implications of AI that won't obey. Wrap it all in geopolitical drama, Ukraine chaos, and a possible Trump-Netanyahu rift, and you've got a fiery, full-throttle episode.

In this jaw-dropping episode of Baseless Conspiracies, hosts Jon Herold and Zak "RedPill78" Paine welcome special guest Ashton Forbes for an in-depth exposé on the mystery of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370. Far from a simple aviation tragedy, Ashton presents groundbreaking evidence suggesting the plane's disappearance was part of a covert military operation involving advanced technology, including what he claims is teleportation via plasma orbs and classified drone surveillance systems. Ashton walks viewers through two authenticated military videos showing the moment MH370 vanished mid-air, surrounded by rotating orbs, captured by a cutting-edge surveillance system known as Gorgon Stare. He breaks down the science behind magneto-hydrodynamic propulsion, quantum entanglement, and space-time manipulation, asserting the orbs used advanced directed energy to pull the plane out of existence, possibly even teleporting it to a classified destination. The conversation weaves through suppressed patents, espionage theories, and the fate of an alleged whistleblower tied to the leaked footage. Whether it's geopolitics, military tech, or the limits of reality itself, this episode dares to ask the question: what really happened to MH370, and who is controlling the narrative? If you're ready for a deep red pill, this one's for you.

In Episode 105 of Culture of Change, Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes mark Memorial Day with a powerful mix of remembrance, reality checks, and future-facing debate. Kicking off with a heartfelt discussion about Trump's tribute to fallen soldiers, the hosts reflect on the immorality of unwinnable wars and the manipulation behind America's foreign entanglements. From Biden-era military fears to propaganda-fueled conflict, Ashe and Abbey draw sharp lines between honoring true patriots and rejecting globalist war profiteering. But this episode isn't stuck in the past, it's locked on the future. Abbey dives into the rising tide of robotics and AI, passionately defending Elon's Optimus bots while Ashe pushes back with sharp ethical and military concerns. Together, they debate everything from neural networks and robot dogs to autonomous food delivery and the terrifying potential of AI-based super soldiers. Rounding out the show, the duo explores the psychology of manipulation, the power of story in shaping national consciousness, and how propaganda, like illusionist circles, becomes generational truth. With humor, heart, and fearless honesty, Ashe and Abbey take listeners to the edge of the Golden Age and ask the real question: Can we cross into it without losing our humanity?

In Episode 17 of The Book of Trump, Ghost is joined by Jordan Sather for a high-impact dive into the origins of the digital movement that reshaped independent media and citizen journalism. Starting with Sather's early clash with the legacy press and infamous black-screen interview, the duo traces how message boards, leaks, and cryptic intel drops catalyzed an army of online researchers now known as digital soldiers. They walk through the early archives, map out the hive-mind structure that organized thousands of threads and memes, and explain how a seemingly fringe message board community became a force in modern information warfare. Key moments like the Saudi purge prediction, the “tippy top” presidential signal, and Trump's chess match with global power brokers are revisited through the lens of open-source intelligence. The episode also breaks down media disinformation campaigns, the rise of opportunists in the truth movement, and the psychological ops designed to derail it. Ghost and Sather emphasize discernment, collaboration, and self-reliance—urging listeners to stop waiting for signals and start trusting their own critical thinking. It's not about decoding the drops, it's about decoding the times we live in.

*The music and video clips in this video is copyrighted and all rights reserved to the respective copyright holders* In this jam-packed Memorial Day episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches, Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, Maxanon, and Jackie Espada deliver a wild ride of reverence, rhythm, and rants. They kick things off by honoring America's fallen heroes with a deep dive into the history and meaning behind each military branch's anthem, complete with Jackie's signature quiz-style slides and musical trivia. The episode then pivots to the cultural phenomenon of beatboxing as a soulful, human antidote to AI-generated art. Cristina from Rise Attire showcases viral performances from global beatbox champions, sparking a spirited conversation about the future of creativity, tech, and spiritual resilience in an increasingly digital world. Things get rowdy with a hilarious Father's Day gift roundup, from jerky bouquets and fire pits to chocolate tennis balls and novelty gadgets, followed by a serious take on biblical headship, the fall of man, and who's really responsible for Eden's original sin (spoiler: it's not just Eve). Add in dad jokes, a group beatboxing attempt, and a new weekly selfie challenge, and you've got an episode that's equal parts heartfelt, hilarious, and totally unfiltered.

*The music and video clips in this video is copyrighted and all rights reserved to the respective copyright holders* In one of the most provocative and unapologetically raw episodes yet, Y-Chromes Episode 34 dives headfirst into explosive cultural terrain with hosts Alpha Warrior, J.B. White, Cam Cooksey, and special guest Caleb. The crew debates the de-weaponization of the N-word, with J.B. pushing a bold strategy to strip it of its power and Caleb standing firm in his respectful refusal to speak it, sparking an intense discussion about race, legacy, and cancel culture. The conversation later veers into a biblical and sociocultural breakdown of male and female dynamics, with each host offering unfiltered takes on whether men or women are responsible for the state of the world. Topics range from OnlyFans and emasculation to the emotional vulnerabilities of men and the looming threat of AI-driven intimacy replacements. The episode is laced with humor, sincerity, tension, and reflection, ultimately landing on the importance of men reclaiming responsibility, clarity, and strength. Brace yourself: this is not your average podcast. It's a testosterone-powered thought experiment wrapped in satire, truth bombs, and surprisingly heartfelt moments. A wild ride from start to finish.

In this Memorial Day episode of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold pays tribute to America's fallen heroes while unpacking a whirlwind of geopolitical power shifts, economic reforms, and cultural chaos. Trump's Memorial Day message blends reverence with savage takedowns of open borders, activist judges, and the DC swamp, setting the tone for a show brimming with hard truths and sharp commentary. Jon breaks down Trump's invocation of the Defense Production Act to fast-track nuclear energy, a strategic move with global implications, particularly for data centers and AI infrastructure. He dives into the future of small modular reactors and the race for energy dominance, tying in the crypto boom and Trump Media's plan to raise $3B to invest in Bitcoin. The episode also explores the war in Ukraine, Trump's jabs at Putin and Zelensky, and the drone warfare redefining modern conflict. Updates on Harvard's foreign student standoff, the Big Beautiful Bill's Senate fight, Grok AI's federal use, and a federal court's dismissal of Carter Page's lawsuit round out the show. With memes, Macron slaps, and a fiery liberal meltdown thrown in, this episode delivers a signature mix of insight, irreverence, and political real talk, Jon style.

In this Memorial Day edition of Badlands Daily, Ashe in America and Zak "RedPill78" Paine reflect on the true cost of war, the erosion of patriotic leadership, and the manipulation of national narratives. The duo honors fallen soldiers while criticizing the political class that exploits American lives for endless, senseless conflict. They contrast this somber reality with the media's canonization of George Floyd, exposing corporate hypocrisy and BLM's fraudulent fallout. The episode dives into Trump's masterclass on geopolitical pressure, from delaying EU tariffs to treating Apple like a rogue nation-state. The hosts dissect the economic fallout, Bitcoin's rapid rise, and the future of American manufacturing, arguing it's not only possible but necessary. They also spotlight the globalist grip on culture, from immigration manipulation to the weaponization of DEI narratives. From the absurdity of Project 2025 hysteria and French political scandals to drone assassination attempts on Putin and Zionist unrest, this episode blends humor, insight, and firebrand analysis. Whether it's suppressor laws, capitalism vs. globalism, or the NBA's K-pop pivot, Ashe and Zak cover the ground others won't, bringing both heat and clarity to the battlefield of modern America.

In this Memorial Day episode of the RattlerGator Report, J.B. White blends personal reflection with sharp political commentary in a freewheeling solo broadcast. He pays tribute to fallen soldiers, honors his wedding anniversary, and explores legacy-building through family, faith, and culture. The episode features a lively discussion on the role of language in cultural warfare, particularly J.B.'s ongoing “Project De-Weaponization,” aimed at reclaiming and disarming racially charged terms through humor, unity, and bold conversation. J.B. also dives into a pair of powerful essays about Harvard's decline, from its symbolic collapse as a cultural command node to its role in globalist control via its endowment board. He draws connections between these institutional failures and a broader societal shift toward decentralization and sovereignty. The show touches on live theater, artistic integrity, and Trump's cultural influence, all woven with J.B.'s signature warmth, wit, and unapologetic truth-telling. From eurodollar economics to the failings of the legal profession, this episode challenges listeners to engage with America's crossroads, and to stay on the battlefield.

In this compelling Memorial Day edition of The Narrative, host Burning Bright welcomes Alpha Warrior for a deep and nuanced conversation about the evolution of warfare, from boots on the ground to digital trenches. Framed by a timely Trump speech at West Point, the episode explores the "battle space" of 2025: a multi-domain war for hearts, minds, and sovereignty. Together, they dig into the drops as a psychological operation, discuss the morale impact of Trump's rhetoric, examine how trust and action interplay in fifth-gen warfare, and break down the role of digital soldiers in a rapidly shifting info war. With passion, humor, and clarity, Alpha and B.B. urge listeners to ask the big questions: What is your mission? What phase of the battle are we in? And how do we stop being passive observers and start becoming mission-driven participants in the Great Awakening? A tour de force for anyone navigating the fog of narrative war.

In this mind-bending episode of Devolution Power Hour, Jon Herold and Chris Paul take listeners on a two-hour journey through quantum tech, media psyops, and the unraveling of physical reality itself. At the heart of the discussion is General Steven Kwast's bombshell interview on the Sean Ryan Show, where he outlines how quantum communication could rewrite history, and why it proves the existence of God. The hosts analyze what this means for military strategy, continuity of government, and even the foundational assumptions behind our reality. Trump's aggressive push for nuclear energy via the Defense Production Act is also dissected, alongside questions of executive power, devolution strategy, and wartime governance. The episode covers AI deepfakes, prompt theory, simulation parallels in media, and the potential misuse of quantum tech for surveillance or even historical erasure. Herold and Paul layer in philosophical and theological reflections, weaving in Trump's American Academy proposal, Harvard's colonial charter, Flynn's continuity of government warning, and Epstein file inconsistencies, all under a meta lens of truth, technology, and trust. This is not just political commentary, it's a philosophical expedition into power, perception, and the future

In this raw and riveting episode of People, Alpha Warrior sits down with actor, director, and cultural firebrand Isaiah Washington for an unfiltered look at a life shaped by trauma, triumph, and tenacity. From growing up poor in Houston without knowing it, to walking away from Hollywood deals with his integrity intact, Isaiah shares the unvarnished truth behind the headlines. He recounts his mother's resilience, the early days of navigating identity and poverty, and the moment he reclaimed his legacy through roles like Bass Reeves in Corsicana and Jaha in The 100. The conversation dives deep into race, representation, faith, censorship, and the manipulation of narrative in media and politics. Isaiah reflects on his time in the military, the shadowy workings of Hollywood, and the spiritual war behind the scenes. With stunning vulnerability and sharp wisdom, he calls for a return to legacy over success, truth over applause, and God over algorithms. This isn't a celebrity interview, it's a masterclass in resilience, redemption, and living on purpose. If you think you know Isaiah Washington, think again. This is the man behind the camera, behind the controversy, and behind the mission.

In this heartfelt Memorial Day edition of Flow, host Cam Cooksey reflects on personal and national heroes who shaped his life and the country. From the memory of his Uncle Nate, a Vietnam veteran and family patriarch, to the vibrant legacy of jazz musician and former NBA star Wayman Tisdale, Cam celebrates the spirit of sacrifice, faith, and resilience that defines America. He pays tribute to Toby Keith's patriotism, reflects on the power of spiritual water and generational wisdom, and shares intimate stories from his deeply rooted Southern family legacy. The episode blends gratitude, humor, and truth-telling as Cam weaves music tributes, community shoutouts, and spiritual encouragement into a moving narrative about honoring fallen warriors, breaking generational cycles, and building a better future through faith. With spontaneous commentary, chatroom love, and moments of emotional transparency, Cam invites the audience to reconnect with their roots, their purpose, and the God who guides it all. Whether he's swatting a mosquito mid-show or praising his Badlands family, Cam reminds us that healing starts at home, and it starts with love.

*The music in this video is copyrighted and all rights reserved to the respective copyright holders* In this nostalgia-packed third episode of The Audio Files, Brad Zerbo and Jaytriot are joined by special guest Abbey Blue Eyes for a spirited dive into music, memories, and mayhem. The trio kicks things off with throwback tracks from Louis Prima and New Order, spinning stories of 1950s Vegas lounge acts and synth-heavy 1980s dance festivals. Abbey shares her passion for electronic music with a haunting track from Delta Heavy, while the crew reflects on the evolution of music accessibility and the fading art of album discovery. Things take a rowdy turn with a crash course in mosh pit culture, complete with Slayer war stories, wall-of-death chaos, and comedy relief from Jim Breuer's legendary metal bit. The episode also features heartfelt dedications to veterans, a spotlight on the late, great Eric Carmen as the inaugural “Based Artist of the Week,” and listener-submitted tracks including a fiery live performance from Stevie Ray Vaughan. With laughs, live memories, and lots of musical love, this episode blends pop culture deep dives, metal mayhem, and red-pilled reflections into a truly unique listening experience. With laughs, live memories, and lots of musical love, this episode blends pop culture deep dives, metal mayhem, and red-pilled reflections into a truly unique listening experience.

In Episode 143 of The Liberty Den, the rotating crew of Badlands Media hosts kicks off Memorial Day weekend with a rowdy celebration of freedom, fireworks, and the fallen. After hilarious personal stories and a tribute to veterans, the panel pivots hard into deep political analysis, exploring the implications of Biden's alleged metastatic prostate cancer. The group debates whether his illness is genuine or a convenient excuse to exit stage left before the auto-pen scandal and cognitive decline reach critical mass. From there, the show dives headfirst into the metaphysical, engaging in a spirited discussion on simulation theory, quantum entanglement, and whether God is the ultimate programmer. Abby, Brian, Cam, Zach, and others explore AI surveillance, light consciousness, and whether Jesus could be a programmed corrective force within a cosmic system. Sprinkled with outrageous humor, media censorship stories, and tales of military dysentery, this freewheeling episode captures the irreverent, no-holds-barred energy that defines The Liberty Den. Whether you're in it for philosophical rabbit holes or just want to hear about tactical pant-sh*tting in Afghanistan, this one's got it all.

In Episode 119 of Spellbreakers, Matt Trump revisits the explosive issue of South Africa's white Afrikaner population and the rising rhetoric surrounding their fate. Triggered by President Trump's televised challenge to South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Matt explores how what was once a fringe concern has erupted into a mainstream, high-stakes topic. He examines the viral “Kill the Boer” chants led by Julius Malema, the ANC's tolerance of racial incitement, and the media's coordinated campaign to label Trump's warnings as “debunked.” Amid video glitches and a self-described technical meltdown, Matt presses forward, linking Boer persecution to global anti-white sentiment, drawing parallels to American racial tensions and DEI politics. He contextualizes the issue within South Africa's colonial history, the legacy of the Boer Wars, and the role of the deep state, from Cecil Rhodes to modern narratives. The episode includes cultural notes on Afrikaner identity, references to boerfraus and farm life, and teases next week's topic on Rhodesia. Spellbreakers 119 is part history lesson, part sociopolitical commentary, and part personal testimony on censorship and narrative control, delivered with Matt's signature mix of introspection, humor, and unease.

In Episode 126 of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America take listeners on a whirlwind tour of election-related bombshells, legal drama, and geopolitical intrigue. They open with a deep dive into ALEC's new task force on election reform, raising red flags over unnecessary NGO interference and its potentially shady ties to Visa and Time Warner. The hosts dissect the inconsistencies in prosecuting Trump's alternate electors in Arizona and blast the grand jury process that misrepresented federal law. The episode also tackles Oklahoma's bold move to include 2020 election discrepancies in high school curriculum, Smartmatic's international bribery scandal, and the ironic twist of Fox News finally getting access to damning evidence. CannCon and Ashe take a hard stance on foreign influence, criticizing Georgia for ignoring both Trump's executive order and state law on ballot integrity while applauding Arkansas for considering a full return to paper ballots. Just when you think it couldn't get weirder, they uncover the bizarre story of the World Zionist Congress elections, complete with ballot fraud, a parallel legal system, and billions in global funding. With fiery analysis, biting humor, and unapologetic patriotism, this episode is a must-listen for anyone fighting for free and fair elections.

In Episode 43 of MAHA News, Jordan Sather and Nate Prince deliver a high-energy breakdown of the latest bombshells from the MAHA Commission on childhood health, vaccine safety, and toxic industry practices. They spotlight Trump's blistering remarks against Big Pharma and praise for RFK Jr.'s leadership as HHS head, especially regarding the halting of COVID vaccine recommendations for children, teens, and pregnant women. The duo digs into a wave of COVID-related disclosures, including massive spikes in myocarditis and stroke risks, whistleblower-backed Senate reports, and RFK Jr.'s epic takedown of Senator Patty Murray. They also explore the growing body of research linking microplastics to cancer and infertility, plus the Ziploc lawsuit over plastic toxicity. Mixing deep policy analysis with sarcastic humor and health product talk, the hosts emphasize detox strategies (like Lugol's iodine and zeolite), sustainable alternatives (glass and hemp), and the importance of reading labels and reclaiming sovereignty over personal health. With spirited commentary, a few bathroom jokes, and a call for justice against corrupt officials, this episode makes clear that the MAHA movement is just getting warmed up.

In Episode 10 of Geopolitics with Ghost, host Gordon McCormick unpacks a geopolitical whirlwind. The show opens with Trump's Oval Office confrontation of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa over white farmer genocide and the ANC's corruption, including a bold video expose featuring Julius Malema and burial fields. Ghost dives deep into South Africa's post-apartheid politics, the Gupta brothers' corruption network, and Ramaphosa's entanglement in BRICS, Russia, and UAE relations. The episode also spotlights the latest nuclear developments, Trump's executive orders to revive domestic energy and a tense fifth round of U.S.-Iran negotiations in Rome, where uranium enrichment remains the red line. Ghost analyzes the dangerous escalation brewing between Israel and Iran, and Netanyahu's controversial appointment of a “messianic” new Shin Bet chief despite Supreme Court pushback. Add in rumors of drunken North Korean troops in Kursk, their rumored deployment to Burkina Faso, and escalating ICJ proceedings against Israel, and you've got one packed episode. Ghost ties it all together with sharp commentary, mind maps, and historical insight, questioning official narratives and highlighting the overlapping alliances driving the next phase of global realignment.

In this lively Friday edition of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold juggles kid duty, crypto quips, and deep state drama while tackling the day's top stories. Trump's proposed 50% tariff on the EU and 25% on Apple imports dominate the headlines, with Herold dissecting the geopolitical and economic implications, especially after a curious White House meeting between Trump and Tim Cook. The show also explores Trump's crackdown on Harvard's international student program and the swift judicial response that followed. Jon revisits Trump's forgotten “American Academy” proposal and questions the media silence surrounding this potentially revolutionary education reform. He breaks down the FTC's investigation into Media Matters, the censorship tactics used against conservative platforms, and ActBlue's donor scandal. Updates on the Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap and nuclear policy add depth, while a viral meltdown, AI-generated animal cartoons, and WNBA drama provide comic relief. Topped with biting commentary on Disney's politics, Smartmatic's legal troubles, and Sean Ryan's questionable interview chops, this episode is a whirlwind of current events, irreverent humor, and razor-sharp insight, all delivered in classic Herold style.  

In this explosive Friday edition of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ashe in America rip the veil off the Biden administration's increasingly fragile façade. With bombshell developments surrounding Joe Biden's alleged cognitive decline and the metastasized cancer diagnosis, the hosts spotlight the auto-pen scandal, questioning whether Biden was even competent, or present, for many key executive decisions. Whistleblowers point fingers at a shadowy trio controlling the White House, raising unprecedented constitutional concerns. They dive into RFK Jr.'s “MAHA” report aimed at reversing chronic childhood illness through nutrition and detoxification, highlighting the dangers of over-medication and the systemic failure of Big Pharma's grip on PTSD and TBI care. Myocarditis risks from COVID vaccines, buried VAERS data, and the political weaponization of public health come under fire. The episode also explores Democrats' coordinated effort to infiltrate the podcast space with AstroTurf influencers and the FTC's investigation into Media Matters' collusion to suppress dissenting voices. From Harvard's international student ban to the deep rot of institutional corruption, this episode is a no-holds-barred takedown of narrative control, and a call to reclaim the republic.

In this reflective and fiery edition of the RattlerGator Report, J.B. White pays tribute to his late friend Dean Fowler, a proud Georgia native with deep historical roots and a surprising ancestral connection to J.B.'s own family line. Their unlikely friendship, born of shared respect, historical curiosity, and candid conversation, serves as a springboard into deeper reflections on race, heritage, and America's evolving cultural narrative. J.B. also continues his campaign to de-weaponize the N-word, urging white Americans to reclaim its usage among themselves as a form of linguistic sovereignty and cultural healing. He connects this movement to broader themes of narrative control, political inversion, and Trump's strategic spotlighting of both South African violence and Israeli-Palestinian propaganda. Additional commentary includes the rise of Bitcoin, Caitlin Clark's dominance as a cultural and athletic force, controversy over Florida A&M's new president, and the University of Florida's bold pivot under new leadership. Woven throughout is J.B.'s signature blend of humor, Southern storytelling, and unflinching analysis, making this episode a uniquely American meditation on memory, power, and truth.

*The music in this video is copyrighted and all rights reserved to the respective copyright holders* In a bombshell episode of RugPull Radio, GMoney is joined by Luke Danielsan for an in-depth dig into the 780th Military Intelligence Brigade (Cyber), a unit whose iconography, timelines, and mission suggest deep ties to the origins of Bitcoin. Luke walks through his strange personal link to the brigade, shares his discovery of a cryptographic “7-8-Q” symbol buried on their site, and explores how its mission aligns with softwar strategy, information warfare, and a nonviolent counterinsurgency against globalist institutions. The conversation blends symbolism, history, and open-source intelligence, touching on NSA origins of SHA-256, the mysterious “Praetorians,” cryptographic keys, and uncanny date alignments with drops. Luke also reveals never-before-discussed magazine articles hinting at digital deterrence, military-civilian collaboration, and quantum threats to encryption. GMoney and Luke argue that Bitcoin are two sides of the same strategic coin, engineered to awaken and equip the public for digital sovereignty. With appearances from Musk memes, Satoshi breadcrumbs, and rare Pepe lore, this episode is a masterclass in narrative warfare, and may just flip your understanding of everything.

In this heartfelt and hilarious Memorial Day edition of SITREP, CannCon and Alpha Warrior honor fallen brothers-in-arms with powerful personal stories from their military service. From steak-prep debates and reverse-sear techniques to deeply moving tributes for Officer Jermaine Gibson and Lance Corporal Raymond Johnson, the episode blends lighthearted banter with raw emotional remembrance. The duo also dives into the evolving cartel landscape, including the stunning surrender of El Chapo's brother and a wave of Mexican political assassinations tied to organized crime. With Texas ramping up troops at the border and hints of suspended constitutional protections, the hosts speculate on larger operations underway in South America. Add in a few roast-heavy recruitment skits, jabs at Navy culture, a running joke about CannCon forgetting his stepdad's birthday, and a touching review of Guy Ritchie's The Covenant, and you've got a SITREP episode that's as real as it is rowdy. Packed with laughs, love, and layered analysis, this one reminds you why we fight, and why we laugh while doing it.

In Episode 99 of Taking It Back, Frankie Val, Adel Nero, and Zak "RedPill78" Paine dive deep into the momentum behind the MAGA movement, starting with the passage of Trump's “Big Beautiful Bill.” They break down the tax cuts, Medicaid reforms, and border security boosts, while discussing the necessary evils of legislative compromise and the role of principled dissent from figures like Thomas Massie. The trio also reacts to the public backlash against Dan Bongino and Kash Patel's Fox News comments on Epstein and J6, speculating that strategic silence might be necessary for ongoing investigations. They call out demoralization ops on social media and emphasize the long game required to dismantle deep-rooted networks of corruption. Other highlights include: a full-throated defense of Trump's Oval Office “ambush” of South African President Ramaphosa, a takedown of legacy media narrative control, praise for Marco Rubio's unexpected transformation, and a reminder that sometimes performance is policy. With sharp analysis, biting humor, and unwavering optimism, this episode calls for faith in the plan, patience in the process, and power to the people.

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In this packed edition of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold welcomes OAN Pentagon correspondent Gabrielle Cuccia to dissect the Pentagon's new memo on the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal, a memo that, after three months of investigation, concludes... another review is needed. Cuccia pulls back the curtain on the real reason for the stall: protecting compromised DOD personnel who followed orders during the botched exit. They also revisit the AutoPen scandal, with Cuccia confirming that all uses of the president's signature are traceable through internal records, blowing a hole in any claims of bureaucratic ambiguity. Herold continues with a breakdown of Trump's “One Big Beautiful Bill,” the suspected false flag shooting at a DC Jewish museum, and the geopolitical ripple effects of Israel pulling its hostage deal team from Doha. Other headlines include: a Supreme Court tie on religious charter schools, Biden's judicial roadblocks on dismantling the Department of Education, and explosive reports confirming the government withheld myocarditis risks from COVID vaccines. The episode closes with Jon exploring terrifyingly realistic AI video tools and riffing on their future role in both media and military deception. Packed with receipts, insight, and some dark humor, this is Jon Herold at full throttle.

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In a packed episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Alpha Warrior dive into the breaking story of a DC museum shooting that quickly ignited a firestorm of narrative manipulation. They examine whether the incident was a genuine tragedy or a manufactured false flag, exploring its timing against the backdrop of Trump's Middle East diplomacy and increasing global tensions. The hosts dissect viral reactions, media framing, and the manipulation of both pro-Israel and pro-Palestine sentiment in the U.S. The episode takes a deep dive into foreign influence in American media, highlighting Qatari lobbying efforts, Tucker Carlson's controversial interviews, and the opaque rules surrounding podcaster meetings with Netanyahu. They also spotlight Trump's now-viral Oval Office confrontation with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, where Trump presented hard evidence of white farmer killings and forced Ramaphosa into an unprepared, uncomfortable corner, while one of Ramaphosa's own guests confirmed the violence. Other highlights include heated debates over Trump's “Big Beautiful Bill,” the dangers of gender ideology laws in states like Colorado, Thomas Massie's credibility, and whether single-issue legislation can save American democracy. With explosive commentary, media receipts, and a fierce defense of truth, this episode brings both fire and clarity.

In Episode 41 of WWG1WGA, Brad Zerbo walks through one of the most explosive moments of Trump's post-presidency era: the Oval Office meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. Brad breaks down Trump's strategic takedown, where the former president plays graphic video evidence of anti-white rhetoric, land seizures, and farm murders in South Africa, forcing Ramaphosa to respond in real time. From Trump's use of receipts and symbolism to Ramaphosa's squirming attempts at deflection, this episode captures the moment the world could no longer ignore the genocide allegations long dismissed by mainstream media. Brad explores the legacy media's attempt to distract, Trump's obliteration of NBC's gaslighting reporter, and the uncomfortable truths the American public, and global leaders, were forced to confront. He also touches on illegal immigration, labor exploitation, and the hypocrisy of leftist refugee narratives. To lighten the mood, the episode wraps with a powerful montage of Trump's untold acts of generosity, revealing a personal side the media never shows, from paying off mortgages to saving lives with small, quiet kindnesses. Equal parts brutal, moving, and revelatory, this episode is one for the history books.

In Episode 356 of Devolution Power Hour, Jon Herold and Burning Bright unpack Trump's jaw-dropping Oval Office confrontation with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, where Trump rolls out footage of violent anti-white rhetoric and attacks on farmers, forcing the world to confront the genocide debate in real time. The hosts analyze the media's panicked response, the theatrical deployment of “content president” optics, and the geopolitical strategy behind Trump's maneuver. They then expand into the broader battle space, questioning Trump's continued engagement with legacy media while dismantling the illusion of their legitimacy. The conversation spans the controlled retreat of the press, the AutoPen pardon scandal, Biden's cognitive decline, and Trump's narrative inversion that subtly delegitimizes the Biden presidency, while showing him unexpected sympathy. Also on deck: Israel's ongoing Gaza operations, Tim Pool and Charlie Kirk's media gatekeeping, Theo Von's unexpected Gaza statement, and General Steve Kwast's long-overdue mainstream exposure. With biting humor and razor-sharp insights, the episode underscores why independent media, narrative control, and truth-telling, on energy, war, and elections, are more important than ever in the twilight of the old world order.

In this fiery and unfiltered third episode of The Shipwreck Show, host Shipwreck bounces from sourdough starters and scandalous naming polls to a scathing takedown of Rep. Nancy Mace's congressional spectacle. She questions the timing, motives, and political theater behind Mace's voyeurism crusade, unpacking the accusations, defamation lawsuits, and possible gubernatorial ambitions beneath it all. From there, Shipwreck dives into Biden's cancer diagnosis, government overreach, and the bloat of “big beautiful bills” in Congress, advocating for direct democracy and single-issue legislation. She doesn't hold back on James Comey's cryptic “86 47” Instagram post, accusing him of a staged PR stunt to sell books, and breaks down Bongino and Kash Patel's awkward Epstein commentary with sharp skepticism. The show wraps with a ghostly detour into Annabelle the haunted doll, a haunted plantation fire, and Shipwreck's own paranormal sensitivities. Equal parts political commentary, comedy roast, and spiritual side quest, this episode blends Midwestern charm with unapologetic truth bombs.

In Episode 29 of Altered State, Brad Zerbo and Zak "RedPill78" Paine go full-throttle through political chaos, AI deception, and generational psyops. They kick things off with the bizarre case of Rep. LaMonica MacGyver's ICE agent assault charges, unpacking her courtroom drama, expulsion efforts, and Democrat hypocrisy. From there, it's a high-octane dive into AI-generated reality, featuring fake car show interviews, body double conspiracies, and deepfakes so convincing they blur the line between truth and tech. Zak drops receipts on Jeffrey Epstein's possibly swapped corpse, broken hyoid bones, and the strategic silence from Trump-aligned insiders. The duo debates whether key figures like Pam Bondi and Kash Patel are protecting ongoing investigations or covering for the Deep State. They also explore the trauma of gender ideology, the heartbreak of de-transitioners, and the dangers of broadcasting extreme lifestyles to kids. Topping it all off is a fiery defense of the Boomer generation and a heartfelt tribute to lost pets that'll hit you right in the feels. Raw, rapid-fire, and unapologetically real, this episode proves Altered State doesn't just question the narrative, it incinerates it.

In Episode 97 of Breaking History, Matt Ehret and Ghost explore Trump's Golden Dome missile defense plan, weighing its potential for peace through strength versus the risk of a new global arms race. They examine China's warning that the system violates space treaties, the irony of using Cold War-era defense strategies, and the possibility that Trump's real goal is global denuclearization. The conversation expands to Middle East diplomacy, Trump's sidelining of Netanyahu, and Saudi Arabia's growing role as a stabilizing force. They dissect the Ukraine conflict's stalemate, the collapse of Zelensky's credibility, and escalating tensions between NATO, Russia, and Israel. Ghost speculates that Trump is strategically allowing Israeli extremists to destroy their own narrative, while Matt connects neocon ideology to occult power structures and the erosion of Judeo-Christian traditions. The episode also previews Matt's upcoming documentary The Hidden Hand Behind UFOs: Roswell and the Birth of a New Legend, exploring how CIA psyops and cult programming weaponized alien mythology to rewrite religious history. With deep historical context, raw skepticism, and narrative warfare insight, this installment is a masterclass in decoding the true stakes behind global headlines.

In this high-stakes meeting, President Trump hosts South African President Cyril Ramaphosa at the White House for a wide-ranging and at times tense discussion on trade, investment, and escalating violence against white farmers in South Africa. The conversation pivots from golf diplomacy to accusations of land seizures, political incitement, and genocide. Trump confronts Ramaphosa with graphic footage and statistics, while Ramaphosa urges renewed partnership, denies government-endorsed persecution, and emphasizes shared goals for peace, growth, and crime reduction. Both leaders ultimately agree on the need for open dialogue, economic collaboration, and mutual investment heading into South Africa's G20 presidency.