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In this wide‑ranging live show, I open with time changes, tech hiccups, and some cheeky banter before settling into bigger themes: surveillance‑creep in everyday apps, why old tech (and old cars) are often more repairable, and the merits of hard money versus digital dependency. Thomas Anderson joins from Germany to share a grassroots “repair café” model—neighbors fixing household kit for free—and...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we open the phones and cover a sprawling mix of updates and listener conversations. I share where to hear today’s simulcasts and replays, then Paul and I compare notes on alternative media platforms (Rumble, BitChute) and what “premium” features may mean for audiences. Callers shift us into a wide‑ranging discussion of geopolitics and religion—including distinctions raised...

On today’s mid‑week Radio Ranch, I open the lines for a wide‑ranging conversation about resilience, self‑reliance, and keeping our bearings in uncertain times. We swap practical ideas for growing food at home—sprouting, indoor setups with LED grow lights, and small‑footprint aquaponics you can run in a basement—plus neighborhood coordination and safeguarding shared gardens. Listeners also weigh in...

We open today’s Tuesday edition with station updates and where to find our livestreams, then move into a wide‑ranging call‑in roundtable on tech infrastructure for the show, streaming delays, and a backup‑router plan. I also share a quick personal update about upcoming dental work and apologize for earlier scheduling confusion about other programs. From there, the conversation turns to current eve...

On this live call‑in edition of Radio Ranch, I open the week with station updates, tech hiccups, and where you can reliably find our stream and archives. We take listener questions about filing logistics and thresholds, how notices vs. filings work, and what to expect if the IRS sends follow‑up letters—plus a reminder not to panic while you learn the process. We also talk platforms that syndicate...

On this Saturday “Sabado” edition of the Radio Ranch, I open with programming changes rippling through the Patriot-alt media space, especially the Infowars shake-up, Alex Jones’ legal pressures, and what that could mean for lineups and new projects in the weeks ahead. I also share what I’m watching and reading while the dust settles—pointing listeners to long-form conversations and analysis about...

On this Health and Wellness Radio call (Friday, March 20, 2026), I dig into the mindset and habits behind vibrant health—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We talk about reclaiming peace from within, choosing foods and routines that support healing, and simple practices like herbal teas, hydration, movement, sweating, and rest. I share why I believe challenges have solutions, and I spotligh...

On today’s free‑range Friday show from the Radio Ranch, Brent Winters joins me for a lively, candid round‑table on the fast‑moving Iran crisis and what it’s revealing about media, money, and power. We dig into Joe Kent’s high‑profile resignation and Tucker Carlson’s interview, the pressure funnels around presidents, and how words and law shape consent. Along the way we compare “just war” vs. Amale...

We open with a dose of live-radio chaos and charm: time checks across the UK and US, equinox chatter, bike-ride oddities, and a surprisingly practical fix for foggy plastic headlamps (use a gentle buffing compound). From there we pivot into sharp political and cultural critique—reading a blistering character assessment of Keir Starmer, swapping Viz-worthy letters, and remembering actor Tom Georges...

On today’s Thursday, March 19 edition of Radio Ranch, we dig into real-world remedies for political status and self-determination. With callers Sheldon, Rick, Julie, Mirka, Gary, Samuel, Sketch, Dave, Sherry, and first‑time caller Daniel from Georgia, we worked through Vattel’s Law of Nations (Book I, §220) on when a person may lawfully quit his country, why that idea underpins passports and statu...

On this Wednesday “Radio Ranch” edition, we open with the Ides of March, a quick tour of Roman lore, and some live engineering as Paul hunts down a rogue high‑frequency squeal. From there we dig into first principles: how to keep the freedom message simple, why affidavits matter, and the core distinction between being presumed a 14th Amendment citizen and declaring a different political status. Ca...

On today’s Tuesday edition of Radio Ranch, we open with a rapid-fire roundup of the platforms carrying our mirror stream and then dive straight into a charged morning of geopolitics, censorship, and citizen sovereignty. I walk through the audience buzz around a purported resignation letter by Joe Kent over an Iran war, the online backlash that followed, and why the narrative war matters as much as...

I opened the week at the Radio Ranch by laying out where we’re streaming and why we’ve moved platforms, then dove straight into the censorship climate and how it’s reshaping independent broadcasting. From there, we spent most of the show unpacking the intensifying Zionism vs. anti‑Zionism debate as it relates to U.S. policy, the Trump orbit, and the Iran escalation—who’s advising whom, who’s pulli...

On this Saturday edition of Radio Ranch, we shake off the time-change cobwebs and dive into a freewheeling, caller-driven conversation about freedom, status, and the machinery of modern governance. I walk new listeners through why our show exists, how “resident” and “citizen” get weaponized in law, and why affidavits and administrative due process matter when dealing with the IRS. We field practic...

On this week's live conversation, I walk through an ultra-practical path to resilient health you can start today: growing and sprouting your own real food on a kitchen counter. We cover my “big five” easy sprouts (black seed/Nigella sativa, mung bean, alfalfa, broccoli, and sesame), why sprouts concentrate vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients, and exactly how to sprout in 32‑oz mason jars with si...

On this Friday the 13th edition from the Radio Ranch, I welcome (and eventually corral) my co‑host Brent Allan Winters for a free‑wheeling conversation that ranges from current geopolitics to the roots of law and language. We unpack recent security incidents and the shifting Middle East chessboard, then dig into Brent’s framework for understanding religion and politics (from “Amalek” rhetoric to w...

A belated but lively start turns into a free‑wheeling, very human night of radio. I open with a classic bit of live‑tech mayhem (mics looping, echoes everywhere) before we settle in with Eric and Paul for a rollicking tour: from UFOs and why they’ve lost their shine, to the price of oil and the “abiotic vs. fossil fuel” debate, to why so much modern culture feels engineered to keep us anxious. We...

Rough morning or not, we rallied. On Thursday, March 12, I opened the show a bit frazzled (leaky skylight, DST brain), then handed the mic to our friend and network builder Paul English for a wide‑ranging conversation. We covered where to find our live streams and call‑ins, Paul’s schedule shift thanks to the clock change, and then dove into the world as it is: the Iran–Israel flashpoints and dron...

On today’s live call-in edition of the Radio Ranch, I open the lines for a freewheeling listener conversation on geopolitics, media, and digital safety. We recap ongoing public interest in the Epstein case and the wider implications people draw from elite networks, boards, and think tanks, then pivot to spirited debate about current Middle East dynamics, shipping lanes and insurance, and how narra...

On today’s Tuesday edition of the Radio Ranch, I open the phones for a lively, caller‑driven show about civic duty, courts, and practical strategies for asserting and defending one’s rights. We trade notes on handling jury summonses, jury qualification, and the doctrine of jury nullification, and we point listeners to FIJA as a starting place. We also dig into “national” versus “U.S. citizen” clai...

We kicked off our new early-morning slot by marking March 9 as a sober anniversary and digging into why it matters: the 1933 pivot that, in our view, reshaped America’s legal and financial terrain. From there I walked through our core theme of political status and “residency” — why words like resident/nonresident alien carry legal, not merely geographic, weight — and how that plays out in IRS proc...

It’s the Saturday, March 7 edition of Radio Ranch, and we opened with simulcast housekeeping and a quick current‑events segment before diving into live Q&A. We walked new and longtime listeners through the practical “national status” workflow: filing a simple declaration with the U.S. Secretary of State, renewing a passport to reflect status, and notifying agencies (IRS/state) with short cover...

In this wide-ranging Friday night conversation (March 6, 2026), I open with the “fog of war” around headlines on Iran and why I urged listeners to review a newsletter video offering a different lens on recent events and media narratives. From there, we pivot into the core of this show—practical health: detoxification and elimination strategies, oxygenation, remineralization, food-combining pitfall...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we revisit a long-running Friday tradition with Brent Allan Winters to examine America’s latest clash with Iran through the lens of history, law, and faith. We trace parallels between the Barbary Wars and modern choke points like the Strait of Hormuz; discuss presidential war powers, oaths, and the idea of shalom as ordered peace amid conflict; and debate America’s relation...

In Episode 129, I welcome returning friends Eric Von Essex, Royal Anorak, Paul in the US, and our hour-two guest “The F’n Farmer” for a wide-ranging, often hilarious, and surprisingly practical conversation that starts with gardens, eggs, fuchsias, and pancakes—and quickly pivots to the show’s theme: All wars are bankers’ wars. We explore propaganda fatigue, who profits from conflict, and how fina...