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Can digs into sweet tooth, Ichabod crane and deputy director. First up, the focus shifts to sweet tooth, with Pope Pius, Pope Gregory and Pope Ralph in the mix. Then the talk turns to Ichabod crane, with Mount Rushmore and Vanderbilt in the mix. From there, the crew gets into Eastern Europe, Hershey and Congress. Later, it's on to side quest, with Mary Shelley, Martin Luther and Jane Austin in the...

Matt Trump closes out the two-part Spellbreakers Halloween special with a tour of 1970s horror through the original trailers. The night runs from Hammer Studios and The Dunwich Horror to The Wicker Man, Let's Scare Jessica to Death and Vincent Price in The Abominable Dr. Phibes, then on to The Exorcist, The Omen, The Stepford Wives, Blacula, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and The Texas Chain Saw Ma...

The Friday OnlyLands crew winds down the week with a mock trial, road-trip stories and a long fight over voting. The night opens with a tongue-in-cheek trial over defying Madame Margie's decree, then wanders through weather and electromagnetic theories, travel tales from Arizona, Utah and the Grand Canyon, and a few music breaks. The back half turns into a full struggle session on whether voting s...

Badlands Media brings you President Trump's rally in Daytona Beach, Florida, four days before the election. Byron Donalds opens the night, taking aim at David Jolly, property taxes and Amendment 3, school choice, law enforcement and Florida's space industry, with Ashley Moody on hand for the Senate race. President Trump then takes the stage to talk up Florida's Republican ticket and the midterm tu...

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince close out Breast Cancer Awareness Month with herbalist Michelle of Tamarac Garden on women's health. They start with the history of the awareness campaign, the chemical and pharmaceutical companies behind it and the pink ribbon sponsors selling products linked to the problem. Michelle shares what she is seeing with clients, from diet and the alkaline approach to liver...

Jon Herold takes on a slow Friday news cycle dominated by the midterms, starting with the viral stockpile warnings. He walks through the Glenn Beck posts and Fox News report on the Pentagon's new continuity plan for a global war that knocks out power grids and supply chains, and asks what kind of election result would actually trigger that scenario. From there Jon covers gold, silver, Bitcoin, gas...

CannCon and Chris Paul close out the week heading into Election Day. They open on the map of nations urging people to stockpile food, with France issuing warnings, and talk preparedness, king tides and how dependent we are on fragile infrastructure. Then it's the federal student aid fraud cases, money flowing to Kenya, and why the college loan model is breaking down. A Department of Labor rule on...

Ashe in America and CannCon start Chapter 20 of The Creature From Jekyll Island, The London Connection, and get through Part 1 this week. G. Edward Griffin picks up after the National Banking Acts and follows the booms and busts that came next, from Jay Cooke's pamphlet calling the national debt a national blessing to the panics of 1873, 1884, 1893 and 1907. The crew covers the rise of the House o...

Chris Paul and Burning Bright break down Ready or Not (2019), the horror comedy starring Samara Weaving and Adam Brody about a bride forced to play a deadly game of hide and seek with her new husband's wealthy family on her wedding night. They talk about how Hollywood launches actresses through horror, the rules of the Le Domas family's game, and what the film says about elites and the grievance t...

JB White keeps the show going from a packed-up setup after a morning power outage, on Florida-Georgia week. First up is Haiti: Jeff Childress's piece on how Bukele's three conditions (UN authorization, a cooperating government and outside financing) came together, with the Gang Suppression Force, the Shield of the Americas and 450 Salvadoran special forces landing on an American C-130. JB argues i...

Matt McDonagh walks through where AI and superintelligence are heading, and why he sees it as an opportunity rather than something to fear. He covers how the big labs are moving into making their own chips, AI agents that will one day buy and sell on their own, how reinforcement learning scores good and bad moves to build better models, and why information alone cannot replace real expertise. He a...

President Trump rallies in Rock Hill, South Carolina, for Senator Darlene Graham ahead of Election Day. The event opens with Attorney General Allen Wilson, the Republican nominee for governor, followed by Senator Darlene Graham, who thanks supporters for their prayers after the loss of her brother, Lindsey Graham, and makes her case against Democrat Annie Andrews on borders, gun rights, policing a...

Jon Herold flies solo on a lighter prep day, starting with The Atlantic's three-part Pizzagate anniversary series and why decode culture isn't waking up normies. Then it's Hegseth firing Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia over alleged leaks to the press, why the case went to the DOJ instead of a court-martial, and the 1984 Justice and Defense memorandum of understanding behind that kind of referral. Jon also w...

CannCon and Alpha Warrior break down the felony charges against James O'Keefe in Minnesota, the Democrats' scheme to put a second Dan Sullivan on Alaska's ballot, and Netanyahu's claim that Israel's election was stolen. First up, Judge Alvin Hellerstein's death puts the Maduro case in front of a new judge, and the crew reacts to a program bragging that it has taken 10% of active federal judges on...

The Justice Department announces the first results of Operation Ghostbusters, a nationwide crackdown on ghost student fraud that uses stolen identities to enroll fake students and drain federal student aid. Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald of the new National Fraud Enforcement Division lays out how the scheme works, from stolen identities and AI-written coursework to stand-ins attending o...

President Trump holds a rally in Chillicothe, Ohio, six days before Election Day, campaigning for Senator Jon Husted and governor nominee Vivek Ramaswamy. Trump opens with the crowds along the ride in from the airport and a story about Husted's football career, then pushes early voting, which ends Sunday, November 1st, and Ohio's voter ID ballot amendment. He goes after Sherrod Brown and Amy Acton...

Ghost is back after a month away with a Halloween episode, the day after Israel's election left everyone claiming victory. First, Ghost walks through the new Russia and Iran sanctions act and the waiver power that lets Trump lift sanctions and tariffs on his own. Then the Israeli results: Netanyahu's bloc, the Bennett, Lapid and Gadi Eisenkot alliance, Avigdor Lieberman, the ultra-Orthodox draft f...

Jon Herold and Burning Bright are back for the Wednesday edition, one week out from the midterms, and neither of them is losing sleep over it. First up, the DOJ charges James Comey over disclosing national defense information, filed by criminal information on the very last day before the 10-year statute of limitations ran out, and the guys ask what that says about the long-promised grand conspirac...

Shipwreck explains why she is sitting out the midterms and baking instead, and why Iowa's flood of mailers, phone calls and campaign ads is only making her more sure of it. She shows off her new Linzer cookies for this year's Christmas boxes, then gets into the moment she thinks things changed with Trump, pro-Israel campaign ads running in Iowa, Mike Johnson and the $9,000 stay-at-home parent idea...

Steve Kwast takes on human race, information system and decision rights. First up, the talk turns to essential steps, with Space Revolution and Ash in the mix. Then the crew gets into information system, with Universe, Space Revolution and Bible in the mix. From there, it's on to decision rights, with Christ, Spirit and Bible in the mix. Later, the conversation moves to essential steps, with Bible...

CannCon and Ashe in America dig into the ruling that granted Patrick Byrne summary judgment in Eric Coomer's defamation suit over The Deep Rig, then break down the 60 Minutes piece on Tina Peters. First up, the crew reads through the judge's opinion on actual malice, Joe Oltmann's story and why the court found Coomer hadn't met his burden. Then they play Martin Rodil describing the Venezuelan engi...

Jon Herold is joined by Ghost of Based Patrick Henry to break down Israel's election, where no bloc reached 61 seats, Arab parties won 19 and now hold the balance, and Netanyahu's Likud is claiming the vote was stolen. Ghost walks through the new hardline Knesset members, how a coalition gets formed, and where all of this leaves Trump. After that, Jon covers the Trump administration granting U.S....

CannCon and Ashe in America break down a grand jury refusing to indict Cassidy Hutchinson, new questions around Eric Swalwell, and a court fight over California's voter rolls. First up, the DOJ's false statement case against Hutchinson falls flat with the grand jury, and the crew revisits her January 6 testimony. Then it's on to Swalwell, his benefactor Klobuch and the Beverly Hills woman whose ac...

JB White takes on enemy combatants, somewhere around and Iranian oil. First up, the conversation moves to Haiti, Shapiro and Israeli. Then the focus shifts to Bibi Netanyahu, Israel and Gadi Eisenkot. From there, the talk turns to British boy. Later, the crew gets into tax code, with Russia in the mix. After that, it's on to somewhere around, with Europe, Secretary of Defense and Naval War College...

President Trump speaks in Texas, covering favorite word, football player and Indian blood. First up, it's on to Brutal killers, with Jocelyn in the mix. Then he moves to greatest president, with President Trump, Paul and Kamala in the mix. From there, the speech shifts to favorite word, with Mexico, Apple and Eli Lilly in the mix. Later, he turns to football player, with John Gruden, Ohio and All-...