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On this Friday edition of the Radio Ranch, I’m joined by Brent Allen Winters for a wide‑ranging conversation that moves from current events and ceasefires abroad to first principles at home: the English common law, Magna Carta, usury, administrative courts, and the sovereignty of God. Brent walks us through star‑chamber history, the exchequer and “pipe rolls,” Morton's Fork, and why words and trad...

Tonight I welcomed filmmaker and activist Matt Landman for a wide‑ranging, plain‑spoken look at geoengineering: weather modification past and present, what the skies are telling us, and how the public is slowly catching up. Matt walked us through historic programs like Operation Popeye and NASA’s CARE releases, current experiments such as Harvard’s SCoPEx, and the day‑to‑day signatures he says far...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we kick around show logistics and shout-outs to the tech backbone that helps us simulcast Paul English Live each Thursday at 3pm Eastern while inviting listeners to join via call‑in and multiple streaming mirrors. We also wander from studio hiccups to food and health: carnivore vs. mixed meals, sourcing clean ingredients, and practical tools people use to check products and...

As we mark April 15, I walk through a big‑picture history of the U.S. income tax and the legal machinery that surrounds it. We revisit Woodrow Wilson’s 1913 repudiation of “dollar diplomacy,” discuss how centuries‑old English revenue practices and merchant law influenced American collection procedures, and unpack why Supreme Court cases like Murray’s Lessee v. Hoboken Land & Improvement Co. st...

On this April 14 broadcast, I opened the phones for a wide‑ranging, listener‑driven conversation about the anxieties of tax season, civil liberties, and what we call “national status”—how people can better understand the systems they’re dealing with. We compared perspectives on federal debt, monetary policy, bond markets, and how policy choices ripple into everyday life. I shared personal stories...

I kicked off this Monday’s Radio Ranch sorting through a thin morning news slate—Rex Jones’ promised launch of “My American Journal” on Rumble didn’t materialize, so I asked listeners what live morning shows they trust for straight overnight updates. From there we ranged widely: the reshuffle at InfoWars, why a real news-first morning program matters, and blunt reactions to Trump’s recent rhetoric...

Saturday at the Radio Ranch, I opened with a quick tour of where you can find us live and archived, then we dove straight into a caller-led masterclass on payouts, tax forms, and status. Together we unpacked how to receive a legal settlement without tripping unwanted certifications on a W‑9 or W‑4, when and how to use “exempt” notations and an affidavit (“only submitting in order to be paid”), and...

On this Friday Night Health Call (April 10, 2026), I open with a reminder to return to the breath and center ourselves amid outside noise. We dig into discernment—separating signal from noise in health information—and then range across audience questions about EMF concerns, blue light hygiene, seasonality and immunity, and practical steps for resilience. We also debate a viral claim about “cell to...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I opened the phones for a spirited, sometimes fiery roundtable on conscription, constitutional power, and what makes a war just. With Brent Allen Winters riding shotgun, we contrasted the draft with the historic duty of the militia, dug into separation of powers, and challenged the notion that the Supreme Court is “final” outside its own branch. We revisited Vietnam, habeas...

Live on April 9, 2026, I (Paul) kicked off Paul English Live #134 with Eric in hour one, trading weather notes, cold remedies, and a curious YouTube rabbit hole about crop circles as alleged “free‑energy” blueprints. We explored how truly disruptive tech might survive—open‑sourcing, decentralizing, and distributing plans at scale—while weighing the human and political roadblocks. From there we ran...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I open the show reflecting on the magic of radio—why audio still rules the theater of the mind—and we take a spirited tour through broadcast history: early chaos on the AM band, the FCC’s role in directional arrays, and legends like WLW and Wolfman Jack. We also update listeners on our multi‑platform distribution and some tech housekeeping to improve archive audio, then piv...

As we wrap a two‑day listen‑along to last week’s Supreme Court oral arguments on birthright citizenship, I walk through the core fault lines: allegiance versus domicile, what “subject to the jurisdiction” meant in 1868, and whether the Fourteenth Amendment’s exceptions are truly a closed set. We revisit United States v. Wong Kim Ark and the English common‑law roots of jus soli; examine how advocat...

Today I walked listeners through day two of the Supreme Court’s oral arguments over birthright citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment. We paused and unpacked key moments from both sides—Justice Thomas’s questions on state and national citizenship, Chief Justice Roberts’s framing of tradition, and the ACLU’s rebuttal led by Cecillia Wang—while tracing how cases like Wong Kim Ark, Elk v. Wilkins,...

On this Monday edition of the Radio Ranch, I opened with a quick catch‑up on tech hiccups, Easter weekend, and why I sometimes embrace the “pregnant pause” on live radio. Then we dug into two big threads: the real‑world impact of the data‑center boom (from noise to strained local water systems) and the current AI hype cycle—why some operators may be “out over their skis” and what that means for us...

On this open‑lines Saturday (April 4, 2026), we fought through some studio gremlins and got back to our core mission: real conversations about liberty, law, and living free. I shared how a single tape in July 1992 sent me down this path, and we revisited early ‘patriot’ figures and materials—from Phil Marsh and the PILOT Society to Bill Benson’s The Law That Never Was and Irwin Schiff’s writings—a...

On this Friday, April 3, 2026 broadcast, I challenged the limits of conventional, allopathic thinking and urged listeners to become CEOs of their own health. We explored foundational habits—detoxification and elimination, remineralization and re‑nutritionalization, proper hydration and food‑combining—and why sunlight and circadian light hygiene may be as pivotal to metabolism as diet itself. I als...

On today’s Radio Ranch Friday edition, I (with Brent Allan Winters) dig into a spirited, long-form conversation about power, policy, and first principles. We debate the Monroe Doctrine and current U.S. foreign policy, the Middle East and Cuba, and whether Washington is projecting strength or being captured by special interests. From there we pivot to Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments on b...

We cover a lively spread tonight: from clock-change chaos and why DST still makes no sense, to the cool-headed courage of test pilots in The Right Stuff. Eric and I swap notes on jets, the Mach Loop, and Yeager lore; then pivot practical—food storage, foraging (hello, nettles and dandelions), and the case for local skills and community media. In hour two, Helen joins us from southern Brazil to sha...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I lay out why our work is about freedom first and logistics second. We kick off with house-keeping on where you can find our live mirrors and replays, then dive into callers’ questions—from sleep hacks and travel stories from Ecuador to the nuts‑and‑bolts of status, documents, and due process. We unpack why “allegiance for protection; protection for allegiance” matters, wal...

On today’s Radio Ranch I opened with house-keeping and then dived into the big topic listeners keep asking about: how mortgages and the post‑1933 credit system really work. We walked through promissory notes, double‑entry bookkeeping, secondary markets, and why “monetization” matters—plus things like acceleration clauses and why 30‑year notes keep so many buyers on an interest treadmill. We also t...

On today’s Radio Ranch, I opened the lines for a wide‑ranging, no‑holds‑barred conversation. We wrestled with tech gremlins, then dug into the big debates shaping daily life: Bitcoin vs. precious metals, custody and counterparty risk, and what “commerce” really means on the roads and in the courts. Callers weighed in on Simon Dixon’s macro take, BSV vs. BTC, and practical realities for people who...

Kicking off a new six‑day stretch on the Radio Ranch, I open the phones for a free‑wheeling Monday that ranges from where to find our live streams to first‑principles questions about “We the People,” the militia, and the Constitution’s authority. Callers weigh in on wars and foreign policy, bond markets and deficit spending, birthright citizenship, taxes and IRS forms, driver licensing versus priv...

On this Sabado edition of Radio Ranch (March 28, 2026), we kicked things off with some housekeeping across our streaming platforms while Roger sprinted in with his first cup of coffee. From there, the audience steered a wide‑ranging live conversation: a father sought help navigating his son’s opioid taper and a confrontational psychiatrist; callers compared non‑opioid pain strategies and reference...

In this episode of Health and Wellness Radio, I invite listeners to rethink “pristine health” from the inside out—focusing on cellular oxygenation, detoxification, remineralization, and hydration. We explore practices I’ve used personally and with others, like using oxygen-supporting magnesium formulations and calcium bentonite clay topically and internally, along with hot clay baths and simple fo...

In today’s Friday edition from the Radio Ranch, I welcome my longtime friend Brent Allen Winters for a wide‑ranging conversation that ties current events back to first principles. We talk through mounting concerns about the global food system, fertilizer disruptions, and a new initiative dubbed “Food for Thought Radio” that aims to connect farmers directly with consumers and local communities—comp...