Global Voice Radio Network's tracks

Live from the shed and across YouTube/Rumble, I kick off Paul English Live 141 with heatwave small talk, DIY door misadventures, and a running gag about Eric’s new bouffant—before we settle into a surprisingly rich tour through tech, law, and culture. I recap a buzzy Marc Andreessen thread about AI: how to question models well, use “explain it like I’m 10/5/2,” panel-of-experts prompts, and why cr...

On today’s Win-Thursday at the Radio Ranch, I pulled back the curtain on how our “national, not citizen” status work is actually implemented. We walked through the practical sequence: filing DS‑11 when a passport is lost, attaching a notarized Affidavit/Declaration of Citizenship Evidence, and why clerks must accept attachments. We clarified key citations (8 USC 1101 and 26 CFR 1.1‑1), how “reside...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we kicked off with some behind‑the‑scenes tech wrangling (yes, the magicJack is finally back) and an unexpected two‑and‑a‑half‑hour odyssey with Wells Fargo customer service. From there, we opened the lines and dug into practical, freedom‑oriented problem‑solving: how to handle debt collectors without panic, what the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act really gives you, clai...

I open the show coming off the Memorial Day weekend (Tuesday, May 26) with Paul on the board and a quick roll call of where you can hear us live. After some tech gremlins, my phone setup is finally sorted—thanks to a MagicJack power fix and a big‑number handset—so I’m back to calling stateside and tackling a few lingering to‑dos. From there, we dive into community updates and calls: reaching new l...

In today’s Memorial Day edition of the Radio Ranch, I opened with some frank reflections on the day and quickly dove into a wide-ranging, unscripted conversation with the crew and callers. We wrestled with tech hiccups (free conference call went down mid-show), ongoing phone-line woes, and a year-long battle to restore a reliable MagicJack connection—all while keeping the livestreams running. From...

Open‑lines Saturday from the Radio Ranch. I kick things off with Paul English on stream logistics, archive housekeeping, and where to find us (Euro Folk Radio, Global Voice Radio Network, Rumble, and our Matrix Docs hub). We level‑set that this weekend show is for new folks, then spend most of the time taking listener calls: Paul’s urgent relocation timeline and how the community can help; a step‑...

On this wide‑ranging Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I welcome co‑host Brent Allen Winters for an energetic tour through current events, history, law, and scripture—all with our audience riding shotgun. We open with breaking claims about a Mediterranean aid flotilla and the information war around Gaza, pivot to how power and politics really work (from primary challenges and lawfare to Reagan and So...

On this episode of Health and Wellness Radio, I explore why so many of today’s health challenges may trace back to toxicity, mineral depletion, and chronic acidity—and why I believe re‑mineralizing and detox support are essential. We dig into traditional and modern claims around calcium bentonite/montmorillonite clays for pH balance and toxin binding, practical ways people use clay internally and...

We had a lively, three-hour ride on FFT Radio despite the gremlins in our multi‑stream setup. I opened with some house-keeping on chat access at fftradio.com, then welcomed Callie Spell (aka Jill) for a punchy hour on law vs. legislation, the power of language/legalese, restoring balance between the masculine and feminine, and why grassroots support—not protests—moves the needle. We talked her Wed...

We went live in “livid color” for a wide‑ranging Thursday at Radio Ranch. I shared a simple, field‑tested tip for keeping lone star ticks and chiggers off you: fill an old sock with elemental sulfur and dust your shoes, socks, and pant legs before heading outside—an inexpensive, effective deterrent. We also checked in on travel plans (Quito, Cuenca), and community housekeeping, including Paul’s up...

On today’s Wednesday edition of Radio Ranch, I open with some housekeeping on our mirror streams and a bumpy start, then dig straight into the Kentucky primary results and why Thomas Massie’s loss matters. I lay out my frustration with the tidal wave of outside money, the MAGA split, and the broader question of foreign influence on U.S. politics. Callers weigh in on the numbers, the media spin, an...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I open the mic with a candid look at why a strong morning show matters and riff on the shifting talk‑radio landscape—from InfoWars’ programming changes to where longtime voices like Neal Boortz have landed. We swap stories from my Atlanta broadcast days (WFOM, WGST, WSB) and talk about how great morning talent sets the tone for the whole day. Listeners then steer us into tw...

I open this Monday show by updating listeners on where to find our live streams and community chat, then share some personal notes from life in Ecuador, including family visits and my rekindled Braves fandom. From there we dig into the week’s stakes: travel kerfuffles around U.S.–China diplomacy, the tightening Russia–China–Iran alignment, and why escalation in the Middle East could accelerate. We...

On this Saturday edition of Radio Ranch, I catch you up from the control room and open the lines for a wide‑ranging, history‑soaked conversation. We talk shop about our simulcast outlets and why we started doing a weekend show during COVID, then pivot to listener mailbag moments—from baseball chatter to breaking reactions about Tina Peters’ reported sentence commutation and what it could mean next...

It’s the Friday edition of the Radio Ranch, and I’m joined by co‑host Brent Allen Winters for a wide‑ranging conversation that rides from current events to first principles. We kick off with station updates and community shout‑outs, then pivot into geopolitics, culture, and history before settling into Brent’s wheelhouse: Scripture, common law, and how they intersect. Brent walks through Genesis 6...

We kick off Episode 139 live across Rumble, YouTube, and FFT Radio with some on‑air tech wrangling, weather whiplash, and garden talk (including a clever DIY worm‑powered composting tip), before easing into sharper banter on UK politics, media narratives, and the art of keeping a multi‑platform stream stable. In Hour Two, I’m joined by Jeff Roberts of Armreg to discuss his organization’s large ref...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I open the phones for a wide‑ranging, no‑holds‑barred conversation about the sudden boom in AI/data centers, the strain they can place on local water and power, and why so many are appearing all at once. We also dig into claims around anti‑aging research and how that narrative connects—rightly or wrongly—to centralized tech infrastructure and control. From Lake Tahoe to Uta...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I opened with a personal story about the moment in 2007 that pushed me to “get out,” eventually landing me in South America. From there, we tied travel and culture (Argentina’s Ruta 40 and the social ritual of yerba mate) back to our central theme: political status and personal sovereignty. With William’s help, we dug into the Fourteenth Amendment beyond the first sentence,...

On Tuesday, May 12, I opened the Radio Ranch with a meditation on liberty, reading a striking H. L. Mencken passage and reflecting on why our work resonates with that “small and disreputable minority” who truly seek freedom. We checked in on the networks and platforms carrying the show, invited new folks to jump in with star-6, and then let the phone lines shape a wide-ranging conversation—media n...

In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of using bonds and registered mail to manage financial obligations and liabilities. We discuss the process of reporting financial transactions to the IRS to ensure compliance and avoid potential legal issues. The conversation covers the use of Social Security numbers as exemption ID numbers and the importance of registering or recording funds to facil...

Kicked off a new week at the Radio Ranch with open lines and a full inbox: we recapped where to find our live stream and archives, then dug into the big themes listeners care about most—jurisdiction, status, and process. I walked through why affidavits matter, how to keep loading your administrative file, and the key role of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) when dealing with agencies. We als...

On this Saturday edition, I open with a quick run-down on where to find our live stream now that we’ve dropped one platform and added a couple of new ones, then we get into a wide-ranging conversation spanning geopolitics, tech platforms, aviation, firearms policy, and the law. We play Chapter 2 from a historical narrative on the Sassoon trading empire and its role in the 19th‑century India–China...

In tonight’s wide‑ranging Health and Wellness Radio conversation, I challenge listeners to take ownership of their wellbeing—spiritually, physically, and emotionally—and to pursue practical knowledge over fear. We explore controversial viewpoints around conventional medicine, play a brief clip from Dr. Leonard Coldwell on statins, and dig into foundational habits: sunlight exposure, movement, and...

In today’s after-show, I sit down with Sheriff Dar Leaf of Michigan for a candid, practical conversation on signaling and traffic enforcement, sheriff autonomy, and how real-world policing intersects with citizen-led constitutional arguments. We kick off with California’s new signaling expectations—why two blinks won’t cut it for lane changes at highway speeds—and pivot into broader questions of t...

On this Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I’m joined by my co‑host Brent Allan Winters for a wide‑ranging conversation grounded in America’s common‑law tradition. We open with housekeeping about stream locations before diving into generational change since WWII, the role of private industry in wartime production, and how cultural attitudes shaped prosperity—and complacency. Brent traces “police power...