Global Voice Radio Network's tracks

On today’s Radio Ranch, we opened with some real talk about the old music business—how “tip sheets,” regional radio, and later deregulation reshaped what got played, and why that era felt so different from today. From there we pivoted to a wide‑ranging, listener‑driven conversation on local elections, property taxes and homestead issues (Florida, Michigan), hunting regulations, and why showing up...

On today’s Monday edition from the Radio Ranch (recorded November 3, 2025 after the clocks shifted back to Standard Time), I open the phones for a fast-moving, caller-driven show. We start with housekeeping on where to listen live, then dive into listener updates from around the country: time-change debates, local politics in Alabama and Tennessee, firearm-rights hurdles, and nuts‑and‑bolts questi...

In this Saturday “freebie” edition of the Radio Ranch, I catch up with co-hosts and callers across our many streaming platforms for a wide-ranging, caller-driven conversation. We open with light post‑Halloween banter and quickly dig into the core theme of political status, elections, and jurisdiction—covering national vs. federal citizenship, local vs. federal voting implications, and how to educa...

On this Halloween edition of Radio Ranch (October 31), I sit down with longtime Friday co‑host Brent Allen Winters to range widely across history, law, faith, and culture. We reflect on lessons Brent learned from Brig. Gen. Benton Parton, stages of subversion, and why civic peace hinges on personal responsibility and discernment. From coal‑field union wars and the Shelton/Birger gang feuds to the...

As clocks misalign across the Atlantic, we kick off with a little English weather-and-shorts banter before settling into a frank, wide‑ranging conversation about truth-telling, crowd psychology, and why uncomfortable ideas so often get punished—from Socrates’ hemlock to today’s social media dogpiles. With Eric von Essex and Patrick alongside me, and guest Monika Schaefer joining in hour two, we pr...

Live from the Radio Ranch on October 30, 2025, I open the lines with Paul our engineer and co‑pilot, for a wide‑ranging, unscripted show about media platforms, political pressure points, and practical freedom work. We talk network carriage (RadioSoapbox, Euro Folk Radio, Global Voice Radio Network, plus Rumble/DLive/Twitch mirrors), welcome new listeners like Catherine from Sausalito and Perry in...

On this Wednesday edition of the Radio Ranch, I opened with storm season, community, and hard questions about status and freedom. We tracked a major Caribbean hurricane reported near Jamaica and Cuba and then dug into the growing “autopen” controversy in D.C. From there the show turned practical: new listener Catherine from Sausalito joined us to share her and her husband’s progress becoming Ameri...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I opened the lines for a wide‑ranging, caller‑driven conversation about freedom, due process, and how listeners are documenting their political status changes. We walked through what some in the audience are doing after filing affidavits—who they notify (state attorneys general, local sheriffs, tax authorities), why they send “legal/lawful notice,” and the classic allegianc...

In today’s freewheeling Monday edition of the Radio Ranch, I reflect on a turbulent news cycle and our mission: helping newcomers disentangle from federal entanglements and reclaim personal sovereignty. We field listener calls on practical status strategies, from affidavits and local notice to trusts, land patents, and vehicle title remedies. A lively roundtable dives into geopolitics (Venezuela,...

On today’s weekend edition of the Radio Ranch, I open the lines for new and returning listeners to dig into practical steps for getting free of bad assumptions about taxes and status, plus the current swirl of politics and media. We walk through real-world issues like W‑4 “exempt” entries, IRS lock‑in letters, how and when to use Forms 15103 and 8233, state withholding forms (OK and AL examples),...

On this Friday edition from the Radio Ranch, I turned Brent Winters loose and we rode a wide-ranging conversation from tobacco culture to timeless law. We traded stories about pipes, rolling your own, vaping’s rise and regulation, nicotine (including Nicotiana rustica) and mullein, and how all of it intersects with health, habit, and responsibility. Brent brought Scripture to bear on practical que...

On this week’s Paul English Live (Episode 110), we kick off with some classic banter—rain-soaked England, finicky Windows boxes, and Eric’s bargain U.S. Army trench coat—before veering into seasonal silliness around Halloween and why so much of modern life feels engineered. From fasting and folk remedies (coconut oil, apple cider vinegar, iodine) to the eyebrow-raising topic of urine therapy, we e...

Today at the Radio Ranch we dig into the “chains that bind us” and how to spot, question, and legally challenge systems that presume your consent—from taxes and bonds to licenses, permits, and jurisdiction. We field listener questions on the bond market, the carry trade, SNAP funding worries, tariffs and inflation, and why manufacturing offshoring created today’s Rust Belt realities. Along the way...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we opened with where to find our live streams and call‑in line, then dove into a wide‑ranging conversation about discipline, civic order, and how centralized “administrative” power touches everyday life. The heart of the show was a gripping first‑person account from caller Janet, who spent decades fighting animal‑control abuses and municipal overreach while defending small...

Today’s Radio Ranch was a wide‑ranging, listener‑driven ride. I opened with the fast‑moving Virginia races and the furor around comments attributed to AG candidate Jay Jones, plus callers’ on‑the‑ground read of the governor’s race between Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Earle‑Sears. From there, we pivoted to the Charlie Kirk aftermath and free‑speech skirmishes, then to practical preparedness: pers...

It’s a Monday at the Radio Ranch, and I open the week catching up with Paul on new music, a thinner syndication slate, and a wide-ranging set of call‑ins. We talk real‑world costs of home ownership and mortgages, the weekend’s “No Kings” demonstrations, and why persuasion beats confrontation. I share a silent‑helicopter night‑fishing story, then we dive into status, contracts, and process: why lea...

On this Saturday call-in edition, I (Roger) catch up with Paul, Rick, Daniel, William, and the rest of our weekend crew across Global Voice Radio and Euro Folk Radio. We discuss show logistics, weekend football, and tech hiccups before diving into listener Q&A on Alaska residency definitions, hunting regulations, and how terms like resident and nonresident alien are used across state statutes...

It’s our Friday “Radio Ranch” roundtable with co-host Brent Winters. I open with a quick programming note about the “Republic Education Call” archive and why searchable transcripts matter for separating wheat from chaff. From there Brent dives deep: Scripture, history, and law—arguing there’s no political fix for moral collapse, contrasting “law of the land” (common law) with the “law of the city”...

We open with a very British hour of weather-and-knees banter and neighbourly stories before diving into something far more constructive: how to rebuild real community resilience through local food and direct-to-farm buying. We unpack supermarket razor‑thin margins, why even tiny drops in spend can move the needle, and practical next steps listeners can take (think Foodhub searches, farm shops, and...

On this special call-in episode (recorded October 16, 2025), we rallied listeners around a concrete next step: uniting diverse liberty- and faith‑based groups to stand up local assemblies, educate future jurors and officers, and gather signatures in support of a restored, people‑led form of self‑government. Bradford Herrick and Marilyn (MN) outlined immediate needs across counties and states—from...

Today’s Radio Ranch ride veers from broadcast logistics to legal landmines and back again. We open with where to find the show live and mirrored, a quick tip on using Rumble’s DVR mode, and a few behind‑the‑scenes gremlins (including a cat vs. CPU saga). From there we dive into the Alex Jones court saga—what certiorari means, why the Supreme Court’s denial matters, discovery fights, bankruptcy nex...

We open with network updates and listener roll call before diving into the core theme of the day: how emergency powers and administrative law have shaped modern governance. We revisit the Lieber Code (General Orders No. 100), the 1917 Trading with the Enemy Act, and the 1933 gold‑clause repeal, with callers swapping research leads, asking for primary sources, and trading tips on where to find read...

Today’s Radio Ranch turned into a fast-moving town hall. We kicked off with some tech hiccups and syndication updates, then dove into the breaking news that, on October 14, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Alex Jones’ appeal—fueling a broader conversation about due process, discovery sanctions, and the public’s confidence in the courts. From there, we revisited the “administrative sta...

Dr. Eugene Schroder Talks About the Trading With The Enemy Act (1994) In this episode, I open with a question many of us ask when watching the news: how did America get here—and why is it so hard to get clear answers? I introduce Dr. Eugene Schroeder, who walks us through a controversial, document-heavy history of emergency powers in the United States. Drawing from congressional records, court cas...

Housekeeping up top, then we open the phones and dive in. I share where to find our live streams and archives, check in on friends of the show (including an update on John K.) and welcome a new listener, Conrad, who asks smart questions about national status, consent, and how the system hooks people from birth. From there the conversation ranges across history and headlines—from 9/11 re-examinatio...