Global Voice Radio Network's tracks

I was glad to welcome Paul back to the show and announce that he’ll now be joining me regularly on Wednesdays. We opened with the Brett Favre clip referencing the USS Liberty and used that moment to explore why certain historical events still break through while so many others stay on the margins. Along the way, Chris and several callers added to a wide-ranging conversation about media narratives,...

In this special live edition of Radio Ranch, I stepped away from the replay schedule because the moment felt too serious to ignore. We dug into a swirl of breaking war reports, the expanding conflict narratives around Ukraine, Iran, and Israel, and the growing fear that the U.S. is being pushed toward a much wider military confrontation. A major focus of the conversation was the possibility of a r...

On this Thanksgiving-eve episode, I welcomed Paul back to the Radio Ranch for a wide-ranging conversation after a difficult stretch in both of our personal lives. We reflected on why I remain optimistic for those who are paying attention, even as I expect major financial and political upheaval ahead. We discussed positioning yourself for what may be a historic transfer of wealth, the slow but grow...

On this live Wednesday edition of *Radio Ranch*, I opened the phones and moved between geopolitical and financial headlines and the larger themes that drive this program. I talked about a Silver Doctors interview with Rob Kirby, shifting global alliances, Saudi-China oil trade, Bitcoin volatility, hedge fund stress, and the sense that major financial turbulence was close at hand. From there, I tie...

On this final live Saturday show before our temporary break, I talked about the transition ahead as Paul prepares to relocate from New York to Oklahoma and what that means for the Radio Ranch community over the next few weeks. We covered how listeners can stay connected through FreeConferenceCall, the possibility of replaying archived episodes during the move, and why this project has always depen...

In this episode, I focused on the idea that we have to become the CEO of our own health instead of waiting for a crisis to force us into action. I talked about what I see as the foundations of “pristine health”: staying proactive, reducing fear, paying attention to what we eat, avoiding harmful habits, and building a personal routine around detoxification, food combining, oxygenation, and mineral...

In this Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I sat down with Brent Winters for one of those wide-ranging conversations that only seems to get richer as it goes. We started with language, assimilation, and the importance of a common tongue in holding a culture together, then followed that thread into empire, Christianity, Roman history, and the way ideas spread through speech, trade, and institutions. Br...

Tonight I was joined first by Charles Edward Fernandez, who gave us a lively and surprisingly practical walk through the growing Willoughby ecosystem ahead of his new Food For Thought Radio shows. Once we got past the opening audio gremlins, Charles explained how his work is aimed at helping ordinary people deal with bailiffs, debt collectors, consumer credit issues, data requests, facial-recognit...

On this Thursday edition, I spent much of the program addressing a serious internal issue inside our listener community and explaining why I’m drawing a hard line when something starts interfering with the larger mission. From there, we shifted back to what this platform is really here for: helping people understand the system they’re living under, think more clearly about freedom, and keep moving...

In this episode, I opened with a wide-ranging discussion on the escalating tensions in the Middle East and the double standards I believe shape how global power is exercised. From there, I shifted into a broader warning about the fragility of the debt-based monetary system, why I think a financial seizure could be closer than most people realize, and why local preparedness, stronger community ties...

I had an unusual start to the show after oversleeping the morning after my birthday, but once we got rolling, the conversation turned into a wide-ranging and revealing discussion about the state of the country. We talked through a disturbing firsthand account of an ICE detention in New Mexico, the growing surveillance state through Flock cameras and Palantir-style data systems, and the way ordinar...

I opened the Monday show by marking my 78th birthday, catching up with the audience after the weekend, and reflecting on the bigger themes that keep bringing us back here: freedom, political deception, and the need to understand how power is exercised over ordinary people. I also touched on the geopolitical stories and commentators that had my attention, including Judge Andrew Napolitano’s circle,...

In this episode, I sat down with producer and co-host Paul Bina for a wide-ranging conversation about health, personal responsibility, and spiritual awareness. I shared my perspective on modern toxicity, inflammation, food choices, and why I believe people need to become the CEO of their own health care. We also listened to clips from Dr. Bryan Ardis and discussed topics including organic tobacco,...

On this Saturday edition, I welcomed the Radio Ranch regulars and new listeners alike, then we got into one of the strongest first hours we’ve had in a long time. William joined us from West Virginia after visiting the Greenbrier bunker tour, but the centerpiece of the show was his read-through of a legal reply brief in his Georgia tax appeal. I spent a good bit of time reacting to it because, fro...

In this Friday edition, I sat down with Brent Winters for one of those wide-ranging conversations that starts personal and keeps unfolding. We reflected on our fathers and family histories, which led Brent into powerful firsthand stories from his father’s World War II service at Okinawa and a bigger discussion about why firsthand testimony matters. From there, we moved into farming, common law, th...

Tonight I opened with a wide-ranging catch-up on the week, touching on the death of Anne Widdecombe, the way public events are framed by the media, and the growing instinct many people now have that official narratives often don’t quite add up. I also got into the culture of self-censorship, why discomfort and frank speech still matter, and how modern life seems designed to wear us down with apps,...

On this episode, I marked what I call my “patriot birthday” by telling the story of the night, back on July 16, 1992, when a videotape about the income tax system sent me down the path that changed my life. I walked through how that awakening happened, the people and moments surrounding it, and why that single question — “if they can do this without us knowing, what else is going on?” — opened the...

Today I covered a wide range of breaking themes and listener questions, from war talk around Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, Congress, and media manipulation to the bigger pattern of how fear, propaganda, and money shape public narratives. We also touched on IBM’s sharp stock drop, the AI boom cooling off, Tucker Carlson’s recent Jay Dyer interview, and the broader question of whether the public is fi...

We opened with the usual live-radio chaos—mic and stream hiccups, platform checks, and a little morning banter—before settling into the bigger question hanging over everything: how do you make sense of the news when so much of it feels half-confirmed, contradictory, or engineered to keep people off balance? From there, we moved into a wide-ranging conversation on current events, old radio memories...

I opened this episode with a fiery take on the latest political chaos and then dug into the themes that keep surfacing on this program: distrust of federal power, concern over vaccine policy, homeschooling pressure, and the larger question of how ordinary people can reclaim more control over their lives. I also spent time on the financial side of the story, highlighting Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog i...

On this Saturday edition, I opened with a wide-ranging conversation on current events, Supreme Court politics, and media coverage that caught my attention this week. I spent time on the fallout from the birthright citizenship discussion, the possibility of further legal challenges, and what may come next politically. I also highlighted a recent Tucker Carlson interview featuring a USS Liberty surv...

In this episode, I shared a wide-ranging conversation about personal responsibility for health, urging listeners to become the CEO of their own well-being rather than outsourcing every decision. I talked about food choices, detox routines, gut health, oxygenation, inflammation, fasting, and why I believe daily habits matter more than quick fixes. I also answered live questions about bentonite clay...

On this Friday edition of *Radio Ranch*, Brent Winters joined me for a wide-ranging conversation about the sense of instability so many people are feeling right now—from war talk in the Middle East and supply-chain vulnerability to the larger question of how ordinary people stay grounded when the news cycle is designed to provoke fear. Brent used stories from astronaut training and pistol practice...

This week I kicked off with a live cross-over into Graham Moore’s Full English Show, and we went straight into a big question: who exactly are “the British”? Graham laid out his constitutional argument that “British” is a modern legal construction layered over older national identities, and we ranged through the Acts of Union, the British Nationality Act, Parliament, common law, and why words like...

In this episode, we dug into a wide-ranging caller conversation about vehicle registration, title and ownership, and how some listeners interpret federal regulations like 28 CFR Part 29 in relation to license plates, decals, and opting out of certain programs. We also heard a first-hand traffic-stop story, along with a broader discussion about contracts, citizenship, state versus federal authority...