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On this Saturday edition of Health and Wellness Radio on the Global Voice Radio Network, I open with programming notes and a quick round-the-dial check-in, then dive into a plain‑English walkthrough of the “administrative state” and why understanding the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), notice‑and‑comment rulemaking, and court decisions like Loper Bright and Jarkesy matters for everyday life. W...

We open with housekeeping, a note about stream mirrors, and plans for co‑host Brent Winters to join. Once Brent arrives, we pivot into a long-form discussion of history, law, and faith: why he believes the U.S. Declaration of 1776 can be read as a comparative-law brief of common law versus “civil/imperial” traditions, why he’s launching a class to walk through it clause by clause, and how that con...

On this week’s Paul English Live I kicked off with a few technical tweaks and two fitting tunes from The Divine Comedy, using their wry eye (and “Infernal Machines”) to frame a bigger conversation about propaganda, history and who gets to write the story of a nation. With Eric von Essex in the co‑pilot seat and guest Frederick Blackburn dropping in from the Appalachians, we unpacked competing narr...

On today’s show, I open with a candid update about overnight vandalism at my residence and why it sharpened our focus on safety, speech, and accountability. We run through where you can hear the program live and mirrored, then pivot into a fast-moving conversation about censorship, protests, the media, and what it means to hold firm to your convictions when pressure mounts. Listeners call in with...

On today’s Radio Ranch I opened with station updates and some early-morning tech hiccups before we dove into a spirited, caller-driven roundtable on status, jurisdiction, and due process. We explored what happens when people file affidavits to change their legal status, whether past felony convictions and firearm disabilities persist under a “new” legal persona, and how fee schedules, administrati...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I open with where to find our live mirror streams and call‑in lines, then dive straight into a free‑wheeling listener‑driven session. We debate October 7 anniversaries and Zionism, media narratives, and what protest movements mean on the ground. From there, the conversation swings to U.S. immigration enforcement, whether the Insurrection Act should be invoked, and practical...

On today’s show I opened with a reset of our purpose and tone: this is a live, call‑in classroom for new listeners seeking clarity, not chaos. We reviewed our multi‑platform syndication, welcomed questions from around the country, and spoke candidly about keeping discussions constructive so everyone can learn. We also swapped a few studio notes on recent audio gear tweaks and the evolving listener...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we opened the lines and dove into a wide-ranging, listener-driven conversation. We compared conflicting reports around the October 4 Gaza ceasefire talk and U.S.–Israel dynamics, and aired concerns about media narratives, from Charlie Kirk speculation to Tucker Carlson’s interview with Jeffrey Sachs. We also explored “residency” from a legal/etymology lens (Webster’s, UCC,...

Friday at the Radio Ranch always means big-picture thinking with Roger Sayles and Brent Winters. In this round we opened with where to listen live, then dove straight into faith, law, and history: from the Jewish High Holy Days and how tradition is interpreted, to Paul’s Damascus Road as a picture of the “general” vs. “effectual” call. Brent laid out a practical 30‑day plan to read First John, unp...

As autumn settles in, we kick off Episode 107 with some studio banter, a fresh Rumble stream, and an open invite to call in—then dive straight into meatier territory. We reflect on media-driven desensitization and why Mary Whitehouse’s once-mocked warnings now feel prescient, before carefully noting early reports of a tragic incident in Manchester without rushing to judgment. From there, we examin...

In today’s Radio Ranch, I opened with network updates and syndication housekeeping, then moved straight into a heated call‑in segment about status, jurisdiction, and the Fourteenth Amendment. Listeners challenged and compared my approach to LB Bork’s “Red Amendment” theories; I clarified why our remedy focuses on the first sentence of the Fourteenth Amendment and on staying out of court, and I con...

Host Roger Sayles opens the Wednesday, October 1 show by greeting listeners across a long list of simulcast partners and then pivots into an extended, step‑by‑step discussion of the 14th Amendment—focusing on the meaning of “person,” the two‑prong test of “born or naturalized” and “subject to the jurisdiction,” and how those terms intersect with nationality, residency, and jurisdiction. With calle...

Today’s Radio Ranch was a freewheeling, caller-driven investigation and debate around the September 10, 2025 shooting of Charlie Kirk in Orem, Utah. We examined competing theories about ballistics (including sabots and accelerators), sight-lines, the venue layout, the lack of an autopsy, chain‑of‑custody questions, alleged drones, and the evolving legal case against the accused, Tyler Robinson. Ca...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we kick off the week by orienting new listeners to where and how to join us live and find the archives, then open the lines for a wide‑ranging conversation. Callers weigh in on weekend unrest in Chicago, the tangled histories and labels of fascism, communism, and Antifa, and the risks of government “heavy‑handedness.” We also touch on the ongoing discourse around the Charli...

On this Saturday edition of the Radio Ranch, I opened with housekeeping, set the scene for a tense week globally, and addressed recent on-air turbulence between callers—reaffirming our commitment to courtesy, orderly mics, and open dialogue despite platform delays. We aired a listener-submitted song that sparked a passionate, controversial discussion about Israel, UN walkouts during Netanyahu’s sp...

In this wide-ranging Friday night Mirror Stream on Health and Wellness Radio, I dive into lesser-known health applications and natural approaches while filtering out the noise of today’s media frenzy. From sublingual rye grass extract (aka OralMed/OralMat) and its reported immune-modulating effects, to detox strategies like calcium bentonite clay baths and grounding techniques, I share practical,...

On this Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I welcome longtime friend and collaborator Brent Allen Winters for a wide‑ranging conversation we’ve been having on-air for over a decade. We trace how 1453 and the fall of Constantinople helped export the Code of Justinian across Europe and into Russia, contrasting that Roman civil law tradition with the Anglo‑Saxon common law, juries, and the Bible-informed...

Autumn begins with episode 106 and we kick off in classic live-radio fashion: a beautiful, nippy day, a few Rumble gremlins, and plenty of laughs before diving deep. In hour one, we question the week’s political theatrics (from escalators and teleprompters to rumors of UK digital IDs), why mainstream news rarely clarifies anything, and a provocative thread about “money vs. currency,” standing, and...

On today’s Radio Ranch I opened with station updates and then we dove straight into the whirlwind of headlines and hard questions. Callers weighed competing claims around the reported Charlie Kirk incident and broader geopolitical narratives, while I cautioned listeners to separate speculation from verifiable fact. We also spent time in Revelation 18, reflecting on commerce, captivity, and the per...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I unpack why October so often becomes a pressure point for markets, using time-and-tanker analogies to size up America’s debt (on- vs. off‑budget) and what a credit freeze could look like for everyday folks. We dig into practical preparedness too: simple vehicle “pre‑trip” checks to avoid roadside hassles, situational awareness in unsettled times, and why freedom always rid...

In this episode, I unpack the concept of “fiction of law” as defined in Black’s Law Dictionary (6th ed.) and explore how legal fictions differ from estoppel and presumptions. I break down how a fiction of law accepts what is known to be false as true for procedural ends, while presumptions are inferences the law won’t allow to be controverted—even if you might be right. We discuss how procedure ex...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we dig into one of the most important foundations of the show: what the law means by “person,” how the 14th Amendment is framed, and why “rights + duties = remedies” is the lens that helps decode jurisdictions. With callers old and new, we walk through corporate vs. natural/legal personhood, the “born or naturalized” language, and how cases like International Shoe clarify p...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I opened the phones and we dug into why we do this show: helping people understand the simple trick that quietly slides you into federal jurisdiction—and how to opt back out, lawfully, by knowing who you are and what you consent to. We talked passports and political status, the administrative state, and why radio remains “the theater of the mind.” Callers weighed in on pack...

On this Saturday edition of Radio Ranch, I opened with housekeeping from yesterday’s chaotic stream and listener courtesy, then moved into a sprawling live roundtable. We covered reports of North Korean troops in Ukraine and the broader geopolitics with Russia, along with passionate, controversial historical takes listeners should research independently. The heart of the show focused on status, ri...

On this Friday edition of the Radio Ranch, I open with quick shout‑outs to the many platforms mirroring the show and preview our experimental multi‑host Saturday block we’re building with Paul English. Then we wade into the week’s dominant story—the shooting of Charlie Kirk—fielding callers, weighing competing claims and videos, and warning against letting media hype eclipse deeper issues like who...