Global Voice Radio Network's tracks

Merry Christmas from Paul English Live. On this Christmas Night special, I opened the mics with Eric, Patrick, and two Pauls for a warm, unstructured hang: weather war stories from both sides of the Atlantic, laundry-and-laughter-level life updates, and the kind of pub-table banter that only happens when everyone’s full of roast, port, and memories. We reminisced about real Sundays of rest, milk f...

Christmas Eve on the Radio Ranch turned into a candid, good‑humored roundtable. I opened the mics despite the holiday quiet to swap stories about stubborn tech (that WhatsApp update!), audio quality woes, and why simple tools still matter. Paul English dropped in to commiserate, detouring delightfully into cream teas, clotted cream, and Earl Grey before we pivoted to meatier topics: listener quest...

In today’s pre-Christmas Radio Ranch, we kicked things off with station updates, scheduling talk, and whether to air live on Christmas Eve. From there, we dove into a lively, wide-ranging discussion on political status, jurisdiction, and navigating federal vs. state tax withholding—featuring a spirited back-and-forth on using AI to test legal arguments. Callers shared experiences on affidavits, ar...

In this wide-ranging, free-form Monday show from Radio Ranch, I open with some personal stories from my early radio days, then pivot into the core mission: helping listeners correct political status and understand due process, notice, and the affidavit process. We talk practicalities—weaponizing the affidavit after filing, CC’ing state tax authorities alongside the IRS, and the importance of clari...

Good Saturday morning from the Radio Ranch weekend edition. In this roundtable we unpack the reported end of the Japanese carry trade and why interest‑rate arbitrage has propped up global markets for decades. We break down derivatives and counterparty risk in plain language, revisit Basel III and central‑bank gold buying, and kick around what a tightening cycle could mean for pensions, stocks, and...

On this Christmas-season edition of Radio Ranch, I welcome co‑host Brent Allan Winters for a deep dive into Luke 2 and the Nativity. Brent reads the “Christmas story” and unpacks language, law, and history along the way: why Luke’s medical precision matters; what “host” (as in “heavenly host”) really means; how shalom is order in the midst of battle; and the difference between rhema (an unproven c...

In this lively, year-end episode, I welcome Eric Von Essex and farmer-activist Mark “the Bowler-Hatted Farmer” to swap winter tales, childhood Christmas memories, and frank talk about the state of food in the UK. We discuss why community, culture, and a sense of wonder still matter—and how food sits at the heart of it all. Mark shares the latest on Food Finders Hub, the push to buy direct from far...

On today’s Thursday, December 18, 2025 edition of The Radio Ranch, I open with holiday programming notes and then take a lively turn into language and culture—sharing my misadventures learning Spanish, tips for getting conversational fast, and why pronunciation matters more than you think. Callers jump in with stories and questions that lead us into practical sovereignty topics: navigating “reside...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we kicked off with some light banter and weather before diving into a wide‑ranging, caller‑driven conversation about liberty, law, and practical paperwork. We contrasted common law “process” with commercial/UCC remedies, explored how courts sort facts into jurisdictions, and revisited key cases like Erie, Pennsylvania v. Mimms, and Mims v. Arrow. Callers shared real‑world e...

Host Roger Sales returns to the Radio Ranch for a lively round‑table with regulars Dave, Tom, Julie, Gary and more, reflecting on the date-stamped Tuesday show (December 16) and an eventful year. We revisit Roger’s origin story with John Benson and Glenn, the meaning of “legal personality,” and why affidavits of citizenship and passport evidence became his turning point. Listeners weigh in on IRS...

On today’s fast-moving Monday show, I open the lines to dig into a turbulent news cycle and listener questions. We discuss claims and rumors swirling around global events, metals markets and monetary policy, and why many are watching silver, the carry trade, and end‑of‑year volatility. I also field practical questions from callers about paperwork, affidavits, exemptions, and how people approach ju...

On this Saturday call-in, I kick off with listener Q&A that turns into a Radio Ranch 101: how (in my view) the loss of American freedom was engineered through financial and legal pivots, why words like “citizen” and “resident” matter on forms, and how affidavits and State Department passport records fit into establishing political status. We walk through the Snyder Act/Indian Citizenship Act o...

On today’s Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I’m joined by co‑host Brent Allen Winters for a wide‑ranging, unscripted conversation that moves from practical “street” law to first principles. We dig into traveling with cash and why declaration vs. confiscation often turns on civil, not criminal, procedure; contrast common‑law due process with bureaucratic “law of the city”; and unpack Romans 13, consc...

In this lively Episode 116 of Paul English Live, I kick off the “Massive Horsepower (and Chocolate Macaroon)” edition with a whirlwind of stories from a busy week, including a serendipitous meetup with a like‑minded local named Tim, talk of vintage speed machines, amphibious car speculation, and a delightfully over‑the‑top Monty Python‑style passage about a 6,000‑horsepower beast. Eric von Essex j...

On today’s program I welcomed back our longtime friend John Kasarab after a long health scare. We caught up on his vertigo episode, what the ER did (and didn’t) do, and the practical Epley maneuver that finally helped. John also shared his ongoing heart‑health journey, from preventive cardiology and lifestyle changes to navigating tests and second opinions. From there, we shifted into passports, p...

In today’s spirited Wednesday edition of the Radio Ranch, I open with reflections on the holiday season’s financial anxiety and quickly pivot to a standout political newcomer: James Fishback, a 30-year-old businessman and fourth-generation Floridian running to succeed Ron DeSantis as Florida’s next Republican governor. We play his full campaign announcement and discuss his platform—ending the H-1B...

On today’s open‑lines Radio Ranch (recorded December 9, 2025), I walk new and returning listeners through where to find us live and on replay, then get right into why this show exists: helping curious “new students” understand political status, passports, and practical next steps. We revisit the Fourteenth Amendment, “national” vs. “citizen,” and why consent, jurisdiction, and voluntariness matter...

Kicked off a new week at the Radio Ranch with open lines and practical help for listeners navigating government forms, IDs, and everyday hurdles. We walked through how callers approach caregiver employment paperwork, background checks, and avoiding over‑sharing on intrusive online forms, then dug into passport strategy (DS‑11 vs. DS‑82), why some prefer carrying the lower‑cost passport card, what...

On this Saturday Radio Ranch edition, we kick things off with quick housekeeping on where to listen and a roll‑call of partner platforms before diving into a wide‑ranging, caller‑driven discussion. We touch on the week’s talk‑radio currents (Harrison Smith’s show, Alex Jones, Lionel), media censorship worries, and why some listeners swear off social media. From there, we shift into our core topic:...

In this lively Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I’m joined by co-host Brent Allen Winters and special guest Paul English for a sweeping conversation on juries, common law, and the foundations of liberty. We unpack the UK proposal to limit jury trials amid a massive case backlog, why due process and speedy justice are inseparable, and how trial by jury stands as the people’s final arbiter. Brent trac...

A lively, sometimes chaotic, night in the radio shed that turns into a surprisingly practical masterclass in food freedom and resilience. I open with botched buttons, sizzling steaks, and a spirited debate about pressure cookers with Eric—Hawkins vs. Prestige, aluminum vs. stainless, how to “barely hear a hiss,” and why brisket chili and shredded beef belong on the winter menu. From there we widen...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we opened the phones and ranged wide: from the long arc of money power and central banking in U.S. history (Jackson, the Second Bank, and John Tyler’s veto) to the post‑1913 shift into birth certificates, bonds, and jurisdiction. Callers shared resources and timelines (Benjamin H. Freedman’s 1961 Willard Hotel speech; Andrew Carrington Hitchcock’s Synagogue of Satan) and we...

On today’s Radio Ranch (Wednesday, December 3), I walk new listeners through our “national status” basics: why due process begins with notice, how to draft a simple cover letter and affidavit, and where to send them. We get practical on passports—what to do if yours is lost, when you must use a DS‑11 and appear before an acceptance agent, how to attach your affidavit, and why you should answer que...

Open lines, new voices, and nuts‑and‑bolts. After quick housekeeping on where to hear us live, we spent most of the two hours taking callers through “status” education (affidavits, passports, revocation of election, and staying out of administrative traps), plus practical obstacles people are hitting in the wild—from firearms purchase paperwork and sheriff interactions to how (and when) to push ba...

Back from the long holiday weekend, we kick off Monday, December 1, 2025, with a lively, free‑wheeling show that ranges from precious‑metals moves to practical paperwork. I share why I’ve favored hard money for decades, tell the Jesse Livermore “buy right, sit tight” story, and contrast Austrian economics with Keynesian deficit spending—plus how futures and naked shorts have been used to steer gol...