Podcasts about Ashe

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.

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 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 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.

*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.

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 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 Episode 10 of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America tackle Chapters 17 and 18 of Government Gangsters by Kash Patel, delivering one of the most explosive episodes to date. The discussion centers on January 6th, from Kash's firsthand account inside the Pentagon to the legal gymnastics used to sustain the insurrection narrative. The hosts highlight Trump's pre-event authorization of up to 20,000 National Guard troops, Muriel Bowser's signed rejection of federal support, and how Pelosi's team refused help—all while later demanding tanks and blaming Trump for the breach. They dig into the Justice Manual's pivotal role in DOJ weaponization, the unconstitutional detainment of J6 protesters, and the shameless show trial tactics of the January 6th Committee. With analysis of political prisoners, Ray Epps, Raytheon-funded riots, and the AutoPen pardon scandal, this episode is a masterclass in exposing narrative warfare. Ashe and CannCon close with reflections on the broader implications for the America First movement and what's next in the unraveling of deep state protection schemes. A must-watch for anyone serious about justice, truth, and restoring constitutional accountability.

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes return for Episode 104 of Culture of Change with a fiery takedown of the World Economic Forum's upcoming “Summer Davos” conference in China. From smart fabrics to AI surveillance and the corporatist cult of “New Champions,” the hosts break down how the globalist agenda masquerades as innovation while inching toward full-spectrum control. They explore the spiritual emptiness at the core of this technocratic loop, referencing ancient symbolism like the Ouroboros and drawing parallels to prophecy and end-times narratives. The episode weaves together philosophical, political, and spiritual themes, juxtaposing Trump's sovereign vision for national rebirth against the WEF's centralized, data-driven dystopia. Along the way, they discuss the propaganda in modern entertainment, the erosion of values through normalized media messaging, and the critical importance of personal sovereignty and non-compliance. With clips from Trump's Middle East speech and a powerful close from Shipwreck on quiet rebellion, this episode is a rally cry for those waking up to the psychological and spiritual battle playing out on a global stage.

In Episode 21 of Alphas Make Sandwiches, Ashe in America is joined by Christy Lupo, Jackie Espada, Stephanie Casey, and Holly at Altitude for a wild ride through scent-triggered memories, cultural decay, and AI-generated devilry. What starts as a fun discussion about nostalgic smells (hello, cucumber melon) quickly pivots into a serious deep-dive on controversial sex education programs in Colorado and beyond. The panel explores a disturbing "sex camp" for fifth to eighth graders, the weaponization of policy to hide gender identity changes from parents, and the broader global agenda targeting children via public schools, all tied to UN goals and public-private partnerships. Holly breaks down shocking examples of critical race theory in her niece's classroom, while Jackie and Christy test ChatGPT to ask: “If you were the devil, how would you destroy a generation?” The AI's answers are chilling, and all too familiar. The episode wraps with practical photo tips for Instagram success and a reminder that propaganda can come disguised as empowerment. Bold, funny, and a little terrifying, this is one of the most wide-ranging and thought-provoking AMS episodes to date.

In this episode, CannCon and Ashe in America dissect the legal and systemic rot surrounding America's elections. They kick off with the weaponization of the legal system against election attorneys, including Ed Martin, and connect it to the broader suppression of dissent. Ashe details her own battle against NGO lawfare and calls out the unequal application of legal ethics. The duo then dives into the election machine certification scam, exposing expired credentials, sham oversight, and Clay Parikh's firsthand hacking testimony. A series of powerful clips from Ed Martin's interview with Tucker Carlson fuels a broader conversation about accountability, treason, and the possibility of full election disclosure. But it's the testimony from Michigan that steals the show: real voters discovering that ballots were cast in their names, without their knowledge, pointing to a deeper fraud perpetrated through automated voter registration and real-time voter roll manipulation. Add in a fiery speech from a Detroit pastor, media cover-ups, and bipartisan gaslighting, and you've got a high-octane breakdown of 2020 (and beyond). From Mesa County's code-based smoking gun to Michigan's live voter fraud testimony, this episode makes the case: election fraud isn't just theory, it's documented reality.

In this electrifying episode of Rug Pull Radio, GMoney is joined by special guest Ashe in America for a deep and fiery dialogue about freedom, governance, and the future of civilization. The pair dig into the core philosophical split between individual sovereignty and bureaucratic control, using bitcoin as a springboard for a larger conversation about decentralization, personal responsibility, and systemic collapse. Ashe shares her journey from globalist corporate strategist to Badlands firebrand, while GMoney lays out his vision for "digital 1776," where the people reclaim their energy, time, and governance through peer-to-peer value systems. From Freedom Cities and taxation as theft to the movement's spiritual awakenings, the episode builds a case for peaceful non-compliance, lawfare, and opting out of centralized systems. The duo debate the risks and tradeoffs of direct democracy, digital currencies, and AI-driven medical care, while acknowledging the inevitable tensions between liberty and security in any future society. Packed with high-level thought, grounded reality checks, and a whole lot of conviction, this episode is a battle of ideas between two allies who agree on the mission, even if they see the map differently.

In Episode 9 of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America dive into Chapters 15 and 16 of Kash Patel's Government Gangsters, which deliver a blistering exposé of corruption, insubordination, and globalist entrenchment inside the Department of Defense. Patel recounts his time as Chief of Staff at the DoD under Trump, detailing how a hostile bureaucracy, a corrupt officer class, and unconstitutional overreach by figures like General Mark Milley subverted the president's chain of command and sabotaged efforts to end America's forever wars. The episode covers Trump's conditions-based withdrawal from Afghanistan, the strategic importance of Bagram Airfield, and Biden's catastrophic reversal that led to chaos, death, and disgrace. CannCon and Ashe unpack Patel's firsthand account of how Milley illegally positioned himself as operational authority and even warned China, an act they unequivocally call treason. Ashe draws connections between Patel's reform blueprint and Trump's current moves to dismantle globalist influence inside the military and reestablish civilian control. The duo also tackles the revolving door between the Pentagon and defense contractors, exposes the wasteful corruption of military procurement, and calls for abolishing offices like Net Assessment, which secretly funded Russiagate architect Stefan Halper. Packed with raw emotion, military insight, and real-time geopolitical parallels to Trump's recent Middle East diplomacy, this episode underscores the stakes of 2025. It's not just about winning elections, it's about gutting the Deep State and restoring a military that serves the Constitution, not the war machine.

In this electric episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ashe in America unpack a tidal wave of political, economic, and cultural firestorms. Leading the charge is Trump's controversial refugee policy shift, granting sanctuary to persecuted white South African farmers. The hosts dive into the MSM and NGO meltdowns over the decision, with Al Sharpton and Episcopal charities losing their minds over the idea of refugee status being extended to anyone who isn't part of the globalist agenda. Next up: the weekend's chaos at a New Jersey ICE facility, where leftist clergy and NGO activists formed a human blockade, allegedly preventing emergency vehicles from entering. Ashe and CannCon expose the hypocrisy of selective enforcement and draw scathing comparisons to J6 prosecutions. The show also breaks down the staggering April spike in U.S. customs revenue, $16.3 billion, proving Trump's tariff policies are working. They then dissect the debut of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” with wins like work requirements for Medicaid, tax-free tips, and MAGA savings accounts for kids, but warn it lacks meaningful spending cuts. Senator Ron Johnson's critique becomes a jumping-off point for a broader discussion on runaway federal debt, the failure of Congress, and Mike Johnson's disappointing leadership. With a mix of legal insight, biting sarcasm, and offbeat humor, including commentary on zombie shows, AI security concerns over Qatar's luxury jet gift, and Justice Sotomayor's outrageous ABA comments, this episode is a full-spectrum takedown of regime narratives and a celebration of the political awakening in real time.

In this explosive episode of Culture of Change, Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes dive headfirst into the firestorm surrounding President Trump's nomination of Dr. Casey Means as Surgeon General. What begins as a critique of the credential-obsessed backlash turns into a full-blown investigation into the deeper concerns voiced by the MAHA base, ranging from her family ties and mRNA silence to the chilling alignment with globalist rhetoric. Ashe shares her initial support, then details how a fiery debate featuring Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, Jack Kruse, and Casey's brother Calley Means shifted her entire perspective. The duo dissects the growing divide between reformers and those demanding full-scale accountability for COVID-era crimes, exploring questions of justice, depopulation, and transhumanist agendas. From monkey DNA and HIV vectors in vaccines to personal stories of vaccine regret and systemic manipulation, the episode delivers a raw, no-holds-barred conversation about trust, leadership, and what it really means to “Make America Healthy Again.” They also turn a critical eye to Greta Thunberg's transformation, from climate martyr to Gaza activist, and follow the money trail that links radical NGOs, U.S. taxpayer funds, and global regime propaganda. The episode wraps with a sobering breakdown of “guilt programming,” the inversion matrix, and the war on truth being waged through psychological warfare. Bold, emotional, and fiercely real, this episode of Culture of Change pulls no punches and demands a deeper level of discernment from its audience.

In Episode 20 of Alphas Make Sandwiches, Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada officially lock in their all-star panel and dive into a lively, heartfelt conversation about reclaiming the power of homemaking in a world that once tried to shame it. From organization hacks and DIY pride to the economic value of domestic work, the ladies tackle how modern women are transforming homemaking into a symbol of strength, creativity, and sovereignty. Ashe frames homemaking as a powerful act of rebellion in an age that devalues the home, while Abby introduces clever cleaning tips like laundry stripping and wooden cutting board hacks. Jackie leads a hilarious deep dive into generational slang, from “cat's meow” to “gyat”, complete with a slang quiz that leaves everyone crying with laughter and learning what “delulu,” “glazing,” and “phantom tax” actually mean. The tone shifts with a thoughtful discussion on gender ideology, child transition policies, and what it means to protect childhood innocence in today's cultural climate. The group shares personal stories, including their tomboy pasts, parenting reflections, and opinions on where feminism lost its way. The episode wraps with a lightning round of rants, a surprise cameo by Jackie's husband Brad offering three tips for a happy husband (spoiler: cookies), and Christy's word of the week: Sigma. Packed with sass, sincerity, and soul, this episode is a perfect blend of real talk, comic relief, and cultural commentary, ladies only, but the guys can listen in.

The Spirit Blossom AU is unique in that it's actually a part of canon lore! Not totally, of course. Ashe isn't actually in Ionia or anything. Just in spirit! I mean, not really, but imagine her vibe? That's there? And it looks like her? I think I've got that right. --- WE HAVE MERCH!bit.ly/loreheadmerch Twitter! twitter.com/loreheads Discord! https://t.co/o21E0W4C8z?amp=1 Twitch! twitch.tv/loreheads Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/leagueofloreheads Song Title | Dragon Trainer TristanaArtist | League of LegendsCourtesy of Riot Games https://na.leagueoflegends.com/en-us/news/community/riot-music-creator-safe-guidelines/Image by Yuri_B from Pixabay - book with sparkles 

In this powerful and eye-opening episode of Why We Vote, hosts CannCon and Ashe in America are joined by special guests Kayla (The Protagonist) and Tino Bambino for an in-depth investigation into political money laundering, digital identity theft, and the systemic manipulation of U.S. elections. The duo shares their firsthand experience working on a nationwide citizen journalist operation initially launched under the O'Keefe Media Group, uncovering how elderly Americans, many unaware, are having their identities hijacked to funnel millions through platforms like ActBlue. Tino recounts his fieldwork confronting a supposed top donor in Colorado, revealing a woman living in a retirement home who had no idea over $200,000 was attributed to her name. Kayla outlines the scale and method of the fraud, from addictive Facebook donation prompts to absurd levels of micro-transactions used to fabricate donor data. Together, they explain how this scheme, dubbed "smurfing", violates multiple federal statutes, yet continues unchecked. But the bombshells don't stop there. The guests drop insight on WinRed's similar tactics, the bipartisan nature of political laundering, and how NGOs are complicit in exploiting migrant crises for cash and influence. From fake grassroots narratives to taxpayer-funded digital pipelines, this episode exposes the tangled web of corruption fueling America's controlled opposition, and why citizen journalism might be our last line of defense. Packed with footage, field reports, and a healthy dose of righteous outrage, this episode is a must-watch for anyone who still believes your vote, and your name, should belong to you.

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In Episode 8 of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America dive deep into Chapters 13 and 14 of Kash Patel's Government Gangsters, exposing the entrenched rot of the intelligence community and the Department of Defense. The episode begins with a fiery discussion on the importance of Ed Martin's confirmation as U.S. Attorney for D.C., a critical position that could redefine the future of high-profile prosecutions, and highlights how entrenched bureaucratic rules are designed to stall reform and protect regime loyalists. As they move into Patel's account of his time at ODNI and the DoD, CannCon and Ashe explore how bloated staffing, classification abuse, and agency rivalry prevent transparency and obstruct presidential authority. They examine the centralization of intelligence under ODNI and the dangerous “stovepiping” that keeps key information siloed. Kash's recommendations, streamlining personnel, establishing accountability, and overhauling classification systems, spark further debate about whether General Flynn could soon be leading those reforms. In Chapter 14, the spotlight shifts to the Pentagon, where Kash reveals the incestuous relationship between senior military brass and defense contractors. From generals lobbying for wars they later profit from, to Trump's battles with Secretary Esper, and the eventual appointment of Chris Miller, this chapter outlines how Trump's final 72 days were spent racing to dismantle the Defense Industrial Complex. A must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the real war behind the wars.

On this episode of Badlands Daily, hosts CannCon and Ashe in America unpack a flurry of breaking news, from judicial corruption to international instability. They begin with a rundown of recent Trump posts and what they signal about the ongoing political war, highlighting Trump's nod to Biden's legal troubles and a warning shot aimed at lawfare operatives. CannCon and Ashe dive into recent revelations about Judge Merchan's daughter and her firm's ties to Democratic fundraising, raising serious concerns about conflicts of interest in the Trump trial. The conversation then shifts to the absurdity of Michael Cohen's testimony, with the hosts exposing glaring contradictions and timeline issues. They draw attention to the media's synchronized distraction campaign, including the left's attempts to revive COVID fears and shift public attention toward Middle East unrest. Updates on Julian Assange's legal battle, Europe's energy dependence, and signals of military instability in the Pacific round out the global segment. Finally, they reflect on a key theme: Trump's controlled messaging, the orchestrated panic among legacy media, and how Americans can discern signal from noise in an information war. Packed with intel, context, and sharp commentary, this episode captures the sense of urgency and hope behind the scenes of the 2024 fallout.

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In Episode 7 of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America dive into Chapters 12 & 13 of Government Gangsters by Kash Patel, exploring the deep state's calculated takedown of General Michael Flynn. They walk through the unjust prosecution, overclassification tactics, and blatant corruption that plagued the early days of Trump's first term. From FBI entrapment and Lisa Page's doctored 302s to Flynn's forced guilty plea under threats to his family, this chapter exposes the raw abuse of power within the intelligence community. CannCon and Ashe also reflect on their personal experiences with redacted records and government obfuscation, offering firsthand insight into how classification is often weaponized to protect the corrupt rather than national security. They break down the broader implications of unchecked intelligence agencies, highlight Kash Patel's pivotal role in declassification, and emphasize the need for severe accountability across DOJ, FBI, and ODNI. Packed with outrage, black humor, and real-world context, this episode is both a sobering reminder of past injustices and a hopeful glimpse at what could be different in Trump's second term. Whether you're new to the Flynn saga or revisiting it with fresh eyes, this is a must-listen installment that pulls no punches.

In this high-energy edition of Badlands Daily, Ashe in America and Ghost break down Trump's strategic trolling, foreign policy victories, and the quiet unraveling of the regime. The hosts start with Trump's Michigan rally and ABC interview, where the media's obsession with correcting his “MS-13 tattoo” story ends up amplifying his message. They introduce the concept of “narrative demonstrations”, tactical misdirection to force media engagement, and explain how Trump uses semantic bait to expose corruption and deliver inconvenient truths. Ashe and Ghost also dive into the deportation hysteria over U.S.-born children, dismantling media narratives with facts about due process, parental responsibility, and the Supreme Court's future role in redefining birthright citizenship. They highlight new executive orders, border enforcement tech like the CBP Home app, and Trump's massive federal spending cuts, while noting the media's accidental advertising of his accomplishments. On the global front, they explore negotiations between Trump's envoys and leaders in Iran, Russia, and Africa, emphasizing how Trump's "deals over war" strategy is clashing with neocon warhawks like Mark Levin. The episode closes with explosive updates on State Department propaganda outlets, war profiteering, election integrity task forces, and the international takedown of a child exploitation network. It's a fast-paced, fiery ride through the end of the old world order.

In a lively and thought-provoking episode of Culture of Change, Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes celebrate Ashe's 23rd wedding anniversary before diving deep into the collapsing world of globalism. They cover Klaus Schwab's resignation and the growing investigations into his financial misconduct, and introduce his alarming replacement, Peter Brabeck, a former Nestlé executive who advocates for strict control over global water supplies. The conversation expands into Agenda 2030, the energy crisis unfolding in Spain after its nuclear shutdown, and the broader dangers of centralized control over basic human needs like power and water. Ashe and Abbey also explore the occult symbolism surrounding Colorado's "three blue entities," uncovering hidden messages tied to the spiritual battle playing out around us. Tying it all together with humor, personal stories, and a call to vigilance, this episode highlights the death throes of the globalist agenda and the rise of a Golden Age fueled by faith, freedom, and human resilience.

In this jam-packed edition of Badlands Daily, Ghost and Ashe in America break down the biggest geopolitical shifts and domestic power plays shaping the global landscape. They expose Canada's suspicious "election" that installed globalist banker Mark Carney, tying it to broader uniparty corruption and controlled opposition tactics. They dive into Trump's major diplomatic breakthrough in Africa, where U.S. efforts helped broker peace between the DRC and Rwanda to reclaim mineral wealth from globalist proxies. Ashe and Ghost also tackle Spain's nationwide blackout, questioning whether it was a natural event or a manufactured crisis to manipulate Europe's energy future. Other highlights include North Korean troops fighting alongside Russia, the collapse of NATO narratives, rising populist movements in Europe, America's shifting economic policies under Trump, Amazon's hostile tariff tactics, and shocking local stories of corruption and abuse. It is a sweeping, no-holds-barred journey through the unraveling of globalist control and the dawning of a new sovereign era.

Abbey Blue Eyes and Ashe in America are joined by special guest Stephanie Casey for a powerful episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches that tackles the dangers facing today's children and culture. They expose the disturbing reality behind a Colorado "sex-ed summer camp" targeting fifth to eighth graders, unpacking how gender ideology, weaponized empathy, and grooming tactics are infiltrating public spaces under the guise of education. The conversation also explores the spiritual and moral battles at the heart of modern society, from the normalization of child exploitation to the weakening of the American church during COVID. Stephanie shares personal insights into the transgender agenda's psychological manipulation and the heartbreaking struggles of detransitioners. The trio also highlights the critical role of modesty, parental vigilance, and faith in resisting this cultural decay. Emotional, fiery, and deeply principled, this episode sounds the alarm while offering hope and resolve for those fighting to protect innocence and truth.

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In The Narrative Ep. 20, Burning Bright and Ashe in America dive deep into the escalating morality battles defining today's info war. Kicking off with reflections on justice for crimes against children, they explore how narratives about Epstein, child trafficking, and corruption are returning to the forefront and why standing firm on moral absolutes is crucial. The duo discusses the recent arrests of judges obstructing justice, what it reveals about the collapsing regime, and how the narrative space is being forced into public contradictions. They tackle Trump's strategic use of silence and photo ops, like the basilica encounter with Zelensky, to advance peace narratives while exposing NATO's desperation. Finally, Ashe and Burning reflect on how protecting children is the ultimate non-negotiable line, weaving in lessons from Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, and biblical frameworks to highlight why control over narrative morality will define the next chapter of history.

In this episode of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America dig into Trump's newly announced investigation into ActBlue, uncovering layers of small-dollar donation fraud, foreign money laundering, and election rigging. They explore how ActBlue insiders are fleeing the sinking ship, why this investigation is a major move toward dismantling rigged political fundraising, and what smurfing really means for the integrity of elections. The duo also breaks down a major court ruling that strikes at Trump's executive order to enforce citizenship checks on voter registration forms, highlighting the constitutional confusion around state and federal election powers. From voter fraud to judicial activism to the future of grassroots political campaigns, this episode unpacks the high-stakes war for America's electoral future.

Jon Herold welcomes Ashe in America for a wide-ranging discussion about the latest legal and political battles defining this critical moment in history. They unpack the recent court ruling blocking Trump's citizenship requirement for voter registration, exposing how states' dependence on federal funding could be a pressure point for reform. Ashe explains how Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act is being challenged by activist judges, and why Supreme Court rulings are slowly but critically clarifying the constitutional limits of judicial power. The conversation also covers Trump's major new memorandum targeting ActBlue's alleged donation laundering schemes, the massive implications of the ongoing "smurfing" investigations, and how foreign and domestic fraud networks have been quietly funding political campaigns. Jon and Ashe debate whether real change can come from within the current system, touch on the resignation of corrupt judges, and preview the broader themes that will be explored at the upcoming GART conference.

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Being social isn't just about having fun — it can actually make you happier, healthier, and help you live longer. Today, Ellie talks about the science behind why relationships matter so much for your mental and physical well-being. aShe then shares her tips on how to make new friends and how to be a good friend. Whether you're looking to expand your circle or deepen the friendships you already have, this episode is your go-to for building meaningful connection in a disconnected world.Support the showhttps://www.instagram.com/the.guide.podcast https://cozyearth.com/pages/home-category

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In this riveting installment of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America dig into Chapters 10 and 11 of Government Gangsters by Kash Patel, peeling back the curtain on one of the Trump administration's most iconic military wins, the raid that eliminated ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and the bureaucratic sabotage that constantly threatened to derail victories like it. Chapter 10, “The Good,” showcases the bold operation in Syria, from Patel's behind-the-scenes work to the last-minute tension with Russia and the iconic “level that thing” moment ordered by Trump. The hosts analyze the raid's execution, the shady absences of Gina Haspel, and Mark Esper's bizarre uninvited arrival. They spotlight how President Trump empowered decisive action while dodging a minefield of leakers, bad actors, and intelligence community obstruction. Chapter 11, “The Bad,” contrasts this success with deep state slow-walking, stonewalling, and silent insubordination. From Trump's push for declassification to Patel's battles with Coats, Haspel, and Esper, the chapter reads like a playbook on how the administrative state resisted Trump at every turn, and how Patel fought back with grit and tactical precision. From real-time analysis to poignant reflections on Trump's leadership style, Melania's surprising behind-the-scenes role, and the intelligence community's ongoing duplicity, this episode delivers insight, fire, and fierce optimism for what comes next.

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In one of the most urgent and emotionally charged episodes of Badlands Daily to date, CannCon and Ashe in America are joined by investigative journalist BX on X (aka Bex) for an explosive deep-dive into the satanic online networks targeting American children, and the terrifying assassination plots linked to them. BX walks through her extensive research on the Order of Nine Angles and the 764 Network, outlining how these cult-like groups recruit and groom kids into self-harm, child exploitation, and even terrorist activity, including a thwarted drone bombing targeting President Trump. The hosts break down how a 17-year-old from Wisconsin was radicalized by these groups and nearly executed a detailed plan provided by foreign actors, complete with bitcoin-financed drone parts and instructions for body disposal. BX explains how this grooming extends from dark corners of Telegram into games like Roblox, which have become prime hunting grounds for traffickers posing as children. The conversation explores the frightening overlap of state-level negligence, global cult behavior, and a failure of institutions to prioritize the most vulnerable. After the segment, CannCon and Ashe shift to judicial corruption, Supreme Court defiance, Klaus Schwab's sudden WEF resignation, and the escalating immigration battles across the country. From Colorado's persecution of Tina Peters to Trump's RICO indictments of MS-13 in NYC, this episode connects the dots between narrative warfare, institutional rot, and the rise of coalitional chaos. Raw, real, and absolutely essential.

In this landmark 100th episode of Culture of Change, Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes deliver a powerhouse discussion that blends personal insight, deep research, and narrative deconstruction like only they can. From Google's refusal to acknowledge Easter to the symbolic dominance of 666 in global institutions, the hosts explore the anti-Christian undertones of elite propaganda and the deeply spiritual war being waged in parallel to political and psychological ones. The conversation weaves through change management theory, the legacy of Edward Bernays, and the real-world application of Rules for Radicals, examining how centralized power manipulates social behavior under the guise of progress. Ashe brings in her background in corporate change communications to connect the dots between propaganda techniques used in the private sector and those used by globalist NGOs, intelligence networks, and media giants. They also go deep on Event 201, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and the “You Will Own Nothing” vision of the World Economic Forum. From Klaus Schwab's resignation to pandemic preparedness exercises run just before COVID, the evidence of planned global transformation is undeniable. Packed with biting humor, grounded faith, and righteous fire, this episode marks a new era for Culture of Change, and a serious wake-up call for anyone still trusting the system.

In a wide-ranging Easter edition of The Narrative, Burning Bright and Ashe in America fuse the metaphysical with the geopolitical, weaving together Lord of the Rings lore, narrative warfare, and the slow collapse of the Prussian-engineered global control system. Kicking off with Tolkien as a metaphor for the infowar, Ashe and Bright explore how myth, prophecy, and fiction offer deep parallels to real-world manipulation, and how narrative itself can serve as both weapon and shield. They dissect “chaos theory” not just as math, but as strategy, where Trump's flood-the-zone approach and narrative traps are forcing the deep state into a perpetual retreat. They dive into the psychological energy war behind modern lawfare, immigration propaganda, and the use of NGOs and global finance to manufacture crises and control outcomes. Whether it's Ms-13 deportation optics or David Becker's flailing election panics, every move in this 3-act structure is designed to deprogram the public and restore sovereignty. From the invisible enemy of COVID to the lingering specter of Prussia, they examine how the heirs of a decaying system are failing to maintain its illusion of power. Meanwhile, Trump, they argue, is deploying a carefully orchestrated chaos, not to destabilize, but to expose and dismantle the system's predictive power. With powerful insights into AI, narrative archetypes, consent-based governance, and what it really means to be on a watchlist, this episode is a masterclass in narrative engineering. Part Tolkien, part CIA breakdown, part spiritual reset...this one's got it all. And next week, they promise to take it even further with a deep dive into morality narratives.

Jon Herold returns from a brief but much-needed mental reset with a jam-packed episode of The Daily Herold, diving into a whirlwind of legal, political, and financial chaos. He opens with the biggest bombshell of the weekend: the Supreme Court's unprecedented 1 a.m. order halting deportations under the Alien Enemies Act. Herold and legal analyst Ashe in America sound the alarm on what may be a full-blown constitutional crisis, as the ACLU pressures SCOTUS to intervene directly in immigration enforcement. If the court grants their latest request, Ashe warns, it may officially cross the line into illegitimacy. From there, Herold unpacks the suspiciously timed death of Pope Francis just one day after meeting JD Vance, jokes about papal politics aside. He pairs that with Klaus Schwab's long-teased resignation from the WEF and speculates about a possible global narrative shift. He also covers major moves inside Trump's national security team, particularly the return of deep-state slayer Derek Harvey to the NSC, and hints that Ezra Cohen-Watnick may be next. Meanwhile, Trump's financial shake-up is in full swing: Powell may be on the way out, the dollar is dropping, gold and Bitcoin are soaring, and Trump's tariff-fueled export strategy is triggering controlled economic chaos by design. Plus: RFK assassination files go public, the DOJ quietly edits Biden transcripts, and an OnlyFans congress scandal gets weirder. Constitutional collisions, papal power games, and 250,000 rounds of political ammo...Jon is back and firing on all cylinders.

In this multifaceted and emotionally charged episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches, Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes welcome back guest Kelly McCulloch for a long-awaited reunion that dives headfirst into faith, justice, and narrative warfare. The trio opens with a sharp breakdown of President Trump's rebranded COVID.gov site, now LabLeak.gov, and explore how the revamped language and imagery signal a narrative shift. They unpack the strategic framing of the COVID-19 origin story, the role of gain-of-function research, and Fauci's years of deceit. As Ashe and Abbey emphasize, this isn't just about retroactive blame, it's about setting the stage for justice. Kelly's Catholic faith brings depth to the second half of the show, as she reflects on the death of Pope Francis and the Vatican's long entanglement with corruption, Gladio networks, and spiritual disillusionment. Together, they examine the politicization of the Church, the failure of Western Christianity to defend the culture, and how Trump's war against globalism intersects with a potential shake-up in Rome. With honest laughs, personal testimony, and fiery conviction, this episode weaves together the sacred and the strategic, reminding us that spiritual courage and political clarity go hand in hand in the fight to reclaim truth.

In this sharp and often hilarious episode of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America finally tackle David Becker's hour-long meltdown over President Trump's recent election integrity executive order, and it's everything they hoped it would be. Becker, co-founder of the ERIC voter roll system and former recipient of Zuckerbucks, held a private briefing for elections officials meant to calm nerves… but ended up exposing the very corruption Trump's order is designed to root out. Ashe and Cann fact-check Becker in real time, dismantling his claims about state authority, election funding, and the so-called independence of commissions like the EAC. They walk through the tangled web of NGOs, voter roll manipulation, and federal overreach masquerading as decentralized “support,” highlighting how Becker's “expert class” narrative crumbles under its own contradictions. They also expose the shady origins of the ERIC system, Zuckerberg-funded NGO pipelines in swing states, and why proof of citizenship, especially for overseas voters, is the establishment's biggest fear. Plus: real-time laughs, side rants on early voting, a surprise Trump press conference with RFK and Dr. Oz, and a whole lot of frog-in-the-throat ramen metaphors. Spoiler: David Becker gets roasted. Repeatedly.

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- Attorney General Pam Bondi Press Conference with Actions Against Maine over Transgender Policy - Border Czar Tom Homan speaks to reporters at the White House (4.15) - ICYMI: President Trump Participates in a Commander-in-Chief Trophy Presentation to the Navy Midshipmen (4.15) - Marjorie Taylor Greene Town Hall Meeting (4.15) - ICYMI: Joe Biden's speech in Chicago (4.15) - HHS Secretary RFK Jr's Press Conference on Autism Rates - Chuck Grassley Town Hall Meeting (4.15) - Opening Statements: Oversight of Meta's Foreign Relations and Representations to Congress (4.9) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Delivers Economic Outlook - Secretaries of State Testify on 2024 Election Security & Integrity (4.8) - Badlands Commentary from Ashe and Rapid Response X Clips - National Transportation Safety Bureau (NTSB) Officials Hold Briefing on Upstate New York Plane Crash (4.14) - White House Press Conference with Special Guest, Patty Morin

In this no-holds-barred installment of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America dive headfirst into Chapters 8 and 9 of Government Gangsters by Kash Patel, unpacking one of the most explosive blueprints for deep state destruction ever put to print. From dismantling the FBI's corrupt Washington command structure to exposing the FISA Court's Kafkaesque abuses, this episode is packed with firepower. Ashe and Cann explore Patel's proposed reforms for congressional oversight, special counsel restructuring, and decentralizing FBI power to prevent political capture. They dig into Patel's takedown of DOJ jurisdiction shopping and the weaponization of the General Counsel's office, all while tying in real-time moves in D.C., including Ed Martin's nomination and Dan Bongino's cryptic call for patience. But the heat doesn't stop there. Chapter 9 jumps into Patel's firsthand account of the first Trump impeachment, blowing up the media narrative with facts, sworn testimony, and stunning insight into how the deep state used projection, lies, and backchannel gossip to smear a president, and implicate Patel himself. It's not just history...it's a playbook, and the Badlands crew lays it all bare.

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CannCon and Ashe in America hit the ground running in this high-octane episode of Badlands Daily, covering everything from massive voter fraud operations to elite-level legal boomerangs. First up: Letitia James. The New York Attorney General who came after Trump is now facing criminal referral herself, over alleged mortgage fraud, falsified records, and some eyebrow-raising residency claims. Ashe and CannCon dig into the legal implications and political irony, with plenty of trolling along the way. They also blow the lid off the smurfing racket, laundered campaign donations disguised as grassroots contributions, and the shady $100 million funneling through the 1630 Fund. From weaponized ballot initiatives to ranked-choice voting manipulation, the crew exposes how the Uniparty quietly rewrites state constitutions behind closed doors. Shifting gears, they torch the Left's attempt to martyr an MS-13-linked illegal immigrant deported to El Salvador, as Chris Van Hollen grandstands on foreign soil. Ashe breaks down the real legal inconsistencies behind his asylum claim, while CannCon points out the media's selective outrage over due process. Plus: the Pentagon's leaker problem, Musk's silent purge of tech traitors, Zeldin's EPA takedown, and Trump's strategic moves to clean the Social Security database, which just might double as a covert voter roll cleanup op. This episode is packed, sharp, and not to be missed.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Bo Staloch over Zoom video! Capitol Records will release Bo Staloch's The Garden, a stunning six-song showcase of visceral alt-folk and Americana. Family means everything to the Austin-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter – it was their unconditional love and support that encouraged him to pour his soul into music while he was still in high school. On the EP's profound title track, released today, Staloch pays it forward, declaring to the next generation, “When the sky falls down give the pieces to me / I'll hold you like the moon til you fall asleep.” Listen to “The Garden” HERE. Calling himself “the luckiest person in the world,” Bo Staloch explains the inspiration for his new single. “My family has always been the most important part of my life, and being surrounded by so much love and support, it's kind of impossible not to think of me being a parent someday. I actually think about my future kids a lot. It is a little weird that I'm 19 and I'm thinking about that, but I've seen how much effort my parents put into creating a space for me to flourish. So, I'm just like, ‘Whatever I'm doing right now, I'm really doing it for my kids.'”He wrote “The Garden,” which serves as a mission statement for the EP, at his family home. To help him mold The Garden, Bo teamed with producer Andrew Wells (Phoebe Bridgers, Teddy Swims, Halsey), working out of his Laurel Canyon-facing home studio. That secluded setting, steeped in folk-rock history, lent a peaceful atmosphere to some emotionally stormy material. Staloch now calls it his “favorite place in the world.” It felt like home. For the closing track, “Oh God, Were You Ever,” he teamed up with producer Joshua Block (Jamestown Revival, Leon Bridges).Staloch recently supported  Houndmouth on their U.S. tour. In May, he'll join Ashe on the road. Tickets are available here. Touring for his first time ever in 2024, Staloch sold out headline shows in London and Dublin and supported the likes of Wyatt Flores, Richy Mitch & TCM, John Vincent III and Hans Williams. The Luna Collective observed, “2025 is looking to be the year of Bo Staloch…Full of powerful acoustic guitar and heartfelt lyricism, Bo Staloch's music feels like it deserves to be listened to while sun-kissed and driving amongst the most cinematic of scenery…a special sonic blend of country, folk, and americana.” Atwood Magazine observed, “Bo Staloch basks in stomp-and-holler bliss…”We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #BoStaloch #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpodBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bringin-it-backwards--4972373/support.