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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...

On this Thursday edition of the Radio Ranch, I spent most of the show digging into the metals market, the paper-vs.-physical gold and silver debate, and what I see as a major development coming out of China. Using Bill Holter’s latest interview with Greg Hunter as a launch point, I walked through how short selling, naked shorts, and paper metal markets supposedly suppress prices, why China’s move...

In this episode, I opened with a wide-ranging monologue on the geopolitical stories and power struggles I believe deserve closer scrutiny: the latest war developments involving Iran, Israel, Ukraine, and NATO; fears about congressional actions affecting U.S. military and intelligence sovereignty; and the political implications of rumors surrounding Mitch McConnell’s health and a possible Kentucky...

In this episode, I focused on two big threads: the political story I see developing around the latest NDAA debate, and the larger question of sovereignty, citizenship, and individual status that has long been central to this program. I spent much of the first hour reacting to the recent Tucker Carlson interview with Dennis Kucinich, warning listeners about what I believe is a dangerous deepening o...

After the holiday weekend, I opened the show by reflecting on Friday’s tense back-and-forth about affidavits, passports, and what I see as the practical limits of trying to persuade people who are determined not to hear another side. My main point was simple: plant a seed, give people something to think about, and move on rather than waste irreplaceable time banging your head against the wall. Fro...

In this July 4 archive, I sat down with my longtime friend, mentor, and teacher Glenn Ambort for a remembrance of John W. Benson, whose work shaped so much of what we do today. Glenn and I reflected on how John’s research, sacrifice, and determination uncovered the deeper structure behind the income tax system, and how a slim chain of unlikely events kept that information from being lost. Glenn wa...

In this episode, I covered a wide-ranging conversation about health freedom, self-reliance, and what I see as the need to question mainstream medical, legal, and historical narratives. I referenced newsletter items that I believe listeners should review for themselves, then moved into a broader discussion about vaccines, pharmaceutical companies, government power, media conditioning, and the impor...

On this July 3 episode of the Radio Ranch, I opened the show by reflecting on the date, remembering John Benson, and then dug into the week’s biggest legal and political flashpoints with Brent Winters. We spent much of the hour on the Supreme Court, birthright citizenship, and what Brent sees as the deeper collapse of constitutional limits, before moving into a broader discussion of common law, du...

This week I kicked things off with a much-needed victory over the technical gremlins after finally tracing the recent stream problems to some aging network hardware and getting the setup running cleanly again. From there Eric and I drifted through the modern media maze: internet providers, mobile setups, alternative platforms, censorship, and the strange ways online life has replaced older habits...

I opened this episode by catching everyone up on what grabbed my attention before airtime: Tucker Carlson’s latest interview with Steve Baker, and the fresh details Baker is raising about January 6, the pipe bomb case, and the way federal agencies shape public narratives. From there, we moved into a wider conversation about sovereignty, the erosion of freedom, the cost and danger of foreign entang...

In this July 1 episode, I opened by clearing the air after yesterday’s tense exchange with Julie and used it to make an important distinction for new listeners: the work we do here is about helping people separate themselves from federal administrative control, not promising a magic wand that wipes away every mortgage, loan, or past financial mistake. We talked through the difference between getti...

On this June 30 edition of Radio Ranch, I opened with a mix of reflection and practical housekeeping: why less can be more, why chasing possessions can become its own burden, and why our immediate focus is helping Paul complete his move from New York to Oklahoma. We talked through the listener challenge that pushed the relocation fund forward, the places listeners can still tune in and participate...

In today’s Radio Ranch, I opened with some Monday reflections on moving, finding a place to finally settle, and the value of stability, friendship, and community. From there, we welcomed newer listeners and spent most of the program doing what we do best: working through the practical side of freedom. Heiko brought in questions about IRS paperwork, “revocation of election,” W-2 employment, and wha...

On this Saturday edition, I opened with a quick correction on the calendar and then spent most of the hour focused on something very real and immediate for our community: getting Paul moved from New York to Oklahoma and positioned for a more stable next chapter. We talked candidly about the logistics, the costs, the risks of the trip, and the larger reason it matters. For us, this is not just a re...

In this wide-ranging episode, I sat down with Edward to unpack a mix of health, wellness, and environmental concerns. We talked about electromagnetic pollution, blue light, hospital treatment protocols, detox approaches, bowel and gut health, diet, seed oils, and several alternative-health products and practitioners Edward has followed or met. We also recapped his recent experience at the ReAwaken...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I was glad to welcome Brent Winters back for a wide-ranging Friday conversation that started with the Tucker Carlson interview featuring J.D. Hall and quickly turned into a deep examination of Christian Zionism, dispensationalism, covenant theology, and the way those ideas have shaped modern church culture. Brent shared firsthand background on Hall, reflected on Hall’s year...

I opened this one in full summer-meltdown mode with Eric Von Essex as we sweated through the heat, joked our way through English seaside imagery, and somehow turned avocados, Marmite, old percolators, and coffee rituals into a proper opening ramble. From there, we drifted into the bigger stuff: whether “rights” are real or just another control mechanism, what free speech actually means when the co...

On this June 25 episode of the Radio Ranch, I opened by recognizing what would have been John W. Benson’s 90th birthday and reflecting on the lasting influence his work has had on my thinking about freedom, legal status, and personal sovereignty. From there, Paul and I spent most of the program digging into a recent Tucker Carlson interview with theologian JD Hall, using it as a springboard to dis...

Today we covered a lot of ground, but the heart of the show was a deep dive into William’s draft appellate brief. We walked through his arguments about residency, citizenship status, nexus, summary judgment, and attorney’s fees, and I invited the group to pressure-test the language the way iron sharpens iron. It turned into a practical workshop on how to think through legal definitions, jurisdicti...

In this episode, I spent most of the conversation exploring what freedom, responsibility, and independent thought really demand of us. A long audio segment on Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s ideas about conformity and the surrender of critical thinking sparked a wide-ranging discussion about education, homeschooling, courage, and why real change starts with the individual. We also talked about the importanc...

In this episode, I opened with a personal reflection on Father’s Day, truth-telling, and why so many people resist uncomfortable information. From there, we moved into a wide-ranging conversation about current events, but the heart of the program focused on freedom, political status, and what it really means to step outside the assumptions of the system. I also shared my thoughts on why understand...

I opened the show after one of those classic technical-trousers mornings: power outages overnight, a stubborn Adobe Acrobat pop-up blocking my setup, and a near miss that almost kept us off the air. Thankfully Paul English jumped in early, helped me get things sorted, and stayed on to co-pilot a wide-ranging conversation. We talked about how dependent people have become on technology, how fragile...

I’m checking in from Tulsa, where I spent time at the ReAwaken America tour connecting with like-minded people who care about health, freedom, and building something meaningful. Being around entrepreneurs and health-focused speakers reinforced a core belief of mine: health has to come before wealth. I talked about meeting people including Clay Clark, General Flynn, Dr. Judy Mikovits, Dr. Bryan Ard...