Global Voice Radio Network's tracks

On this Saturday replay of Radio Ranch (originally aired June 7, 2025), I walk callers through the thorny “U.S. citizen vs. U.S. national” debate and why, in our view, intent, affidavits, and rebutting presumptions are the crux of personal political self‑determination. We dig into jurisdiction through the lens of allegiance, discuss how agency policy and passports intersect with status, and refere...

On this post‑Thanksgiving Friday (November 28), Brent and I kept our annual tradition alive with a wide‑ranging, caller‑driven conversation. We opened with holiday reflections (and a little L‑tryptophan lore), then roamed from Anglo‑Dane history and Alfred the Great to the Pilgrims, Puritans, and what “law of the land” really means in America. Brent contrasted common law and civil law, traced the...

A lively Thanksgiving edition that starts with on-air gremlins and quickly settles into substance. I recap last week’s absence, then dive into a frank conversation with Steven, a Manchester-area dairy farmer launching Milkalicious and moving from processors to selling direct. Steven lays out the chaos he’s faced with major dairies, why farmers are banding together, and how local food hubs and door...

On this Thanksgiving Eve episode, I open the phones for a lively, sometimes feisty, community conversation about gratitude, freedom, and practical ways to get ahead of debt. We talk mortgage strategy (including first‑lien HELOCs, paycheck parking, and simple prepayment tactics), why understanding amortization matters, and how to respond to scary‑sounding letters from revenue agencies. We also revi...

On this Thanksgiving‑week Tuesday, I open with where to find us live and on replay, then dive straight into open lines with longtime listeners and first‑time callers. We range widely: how and where to listen (EuroFolkRadio, Global Voice Radio Network, Radio Soapbox, and more), why some new folks should start with past interviews, and a spirited discussion of preparing for financial turbulence. We...

On this Monday Radio Ranch, I open with housekeeping on where to listen live and then dive into a spirited, caller‑driven conversation about the shifting sands inside the GOP, Marjorie Taylor Greene’s departure and what it signals for the party’s future, and why so many Americans are “mad as hell” about influence peddling. We also dig into the mechanics of private equity “strip‑mining” local commu...

In this Saturday edition of Roger Sales Radio Ranch on the Global Voice Radio Network, we opened the phones for a lively Q&A focused on national status, passports, and practical steps for navigating IDs, driver’s licenses, and vehicle registration as a newly-declared national. A new caller, Alma from New Jersey, sparked a deep dive into handling DMV renewals, passport cards for everyday ID, ma...

On this Friday Radio Ranch, we opened with reflections on November 22 as the JFK assassination anniversary and pivoted into a wide‑ranging conversation on political power, lobbying, and media. Brent Allen Winters joined me to examine Israel’s early leadership, AIPAC’s influence in Washington, and his own first‑hand experiences in campaigns and on Capitol Hill. We also fielded live audience questio...

We kick off with some behind‑the‑scenes chaos—failed jump‑starts, hybrid-car hiccups, and a scramble to get last night’s trust class on the air—before settling into a listener‑driven deep dive on how law really reaches your life. I walk through the pipeline from bills to Statutes at Large to the U.S. Code, what “positive law” means, and why the Administrative Procedure Act, the Federal Register, a...

Today I opened the lines without our usual intro—and without Paul in the cockpit—so I took a few minutes to share how he became such an integral part of this community after my bumpy multi‑part interview on Sarah Westall’s show years ago. From there we dove deep into how American law actually gets made and then applied: bills moving through the House and Senate, signatures and vetoes, the Statutes...

Live radio is messy—and that’s part of the fun. In this freewheeling Radio Ranch, we open with on‑air logistics about a possible off‑day and how we’ll keep the lines open for a bare‑bones discussion if needed. From there, we welcome a surge of new voices (shout‑out to Annie and Catherine) and dig into the core of our work: affidavits, notices, and how to communicate status changes to agencies with...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I opened the week by welcoming new and longtime “freedom seekers” and took live questions about correcting political status and navigating the passport/affidavit process. Alma from New Jersey shared how she found the show and submitted affidavits for her family; we clarified what matters most is rebutting presumptions succinctly (including the 28 U.S.C. § 1746 jurat distinc...

In this Saturday edition of the Radio Ranch, I open the lines for our weekend Q&A—designed for working folks who can’t join during the week—and we dive straight into practical challenges around pursuing “national” status, IRS processes, and state interactions. We hear a hopeful update from Tom in Los Angeles about connecting with Amish/Mennonite communities familiar with jurisdictional issues,...

We went live across multiple platforms for a wide‑ranging Friday night conversation that centered on the Tina Peters case and concrete citizen actions people can take right now. Kurt Riggin and others walked through legal tactics—FOIA requests, writs, amicus briefs, jurisdictional challenges, and how to leverage the OMB, GAO, and Inspectors General—to apply pressure and surface records. We also di...

On this Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I’m joined by co-host Brent Allan Winters for a wide-ranging, listener-driven conversation on asking the right questions and grounding civic life in first principles. We open with current anxieties in markets and politics, then pivot to the enduring habit of clear thinking: Brent unpacks the Good Samaritan account as a lesson in framing the question properly,...

This week we leaned into Orwell’s mirror. Kicking off with Eric Blair/George Orwell and the BBC in our sights, we unpacked the “mainstream media mendacity” of the week, including the BBC’s editing controversies and Talk’s sacking of breakfast host Mike Graham, and asked what these moments reveal about how news is shaped, sold and enforced. From Question Time to Doctor Who, we explored how culture...

Host Roger Sayles welcomes listeners to the Thursday, November 13 edition of Radio Ranch on the Global Voice Radio Network, outlining the day’s simulcasts and open phone lines. The conversation ranges from show logistics and listener participation to an extended invitation for newcomers, plus updates on the community’s 12-week trust course led by Brent Allen Winters, with step‑by‑step instructions...

In today’s wide‑ranging Wednesday show, I opened the lines and we dug into the big picture: status, sovereignty, and the money power. We talked about the difference between “American” and “U.S. citizen,” why administrative paper trails matter, and how listeners are engaging officials with notices and affidavits. We also batted around current financial chatter—everything from rumors of future gold...

On this Veterans Day broadcast, we battled gremlins at startup and then dug into why days like this stir such mixed feelings. I shared my Air Force‑brat roots and lifelong opposition to needless wars, and we explored claims like “all wars are bankers’ wars,” the scale of U.S. basing abroad, and classic anti‑war perspectives from Smedley Butler and others. We also talked practical sovereignty: loca...

Kicking off Monday, November 10, I opened the Radio Ranch by checking in on our many broadcast homes and inviting listeners to jump in live. From there, we dug into a fiery hour on geopolitics and the right’s internal split—contrasting “Israel First” and “America First” factions—and the media pile‑on surrounding Tucker Carlson. We revisited the roots and rhetoric of Christian Zionism and I highlig...

On today’s live call-in edition of Radio Ranch, we welcomed brand‑new and long‑time listeners to a practical, step‑by‑step discussion about correcting political status and living more freely day to day. I walked through the core first moves we teach—sending a simple affidavit to the Secretary of State and securing a passport that reflects national status—then fielded questions about choosing your...

In this Friday edition, I welcome my co‑host Brent Allan Winters to range across law, history, and current events through a common‑law lens. We dig into what perjury actually is (and isn’t) at common law, why oaths matter, and how evidence is ultimately oral within our tradition. We touch on naturalization, jury power, equity vs. law, and the Constitution’s often‑forgotten militia clauses. We also...

On this lively Thursday night edition of Paul English Live, we settle back into our regular slot with mugs of tea, a few technical gremlins, and a studio full of friends. Eric von Essex drops by for a playful debate about rooibos (redbush) tea and night cycling, Eli James jumps in early to spar over geopolitics, and we range from Remembrance plans for next week to why modern life feels too fast, t...

On today’s Thursday edition of the Radio Ranch, I opened the phones wide and we rode through a fast-moving mix of callers, legal strategy, and current events. We talked election fallout, media narratives, immigration, and how labels like capitalism vs. communism confuse the deeper monetary story—gold, fiat, inflation, and why intent matters in both law and life. I reiterated why we keep this show...

On today’s live Radio Ranch roundtable, we reacted to the November 5 election fallout and what it may mean for freedom-minded people at the local and state level. We dug into migration trends out of New York, county and state realignments (from Oregon-to-Idaho ideas to Canada’s western provinces chatter), and how to stay principled and prepared regardless of which way the political winds blow. We...