Global Voice Radio Network's tracks

On today’s Radio Ranch, we opened with quick housekeeping on where to find our live stream and replays, then dug into the show’s core through‑line: how America’s modern administrative state took shape after 1933, licenses and policy versus law, and why so many agencies feel unaccountable. We traced those threads into present‑day justice and politics, from DOJ dynamics to election controversies, an...

In today’s roundtable, I (Roger) open the mics from the “radio ranch” for a freewheeling session on freedom, status, and the law. We trace how agencies, statutes, and the U.S. Code evolved, why “positive” vs. “non‑positive” law matters, and how administrative “public policy” differs from law. I walk callers through using affidavits with passport applications, why 26 CFR §1.1‑1’s status language is...

On today’s Monday Radio Ranch (February 9, 2026), we kicked off the week recapping a “bread and circuses” weekend: reactions to the Super Bowl, the halftime controversy, and the end of football season until late summer, plus early highlights from the Winter Olympics figure skating. We also talked shop about our live broadcast setup and multi‑board audio routing before opening the lines to a wide‑r...

On this Saturday edition of the Radio Ranch, I open the lines for new and longtime listeners as we wade into a charged, freewheeling conversation about power, propaganda, and personal sovereignty. We debate the Epstein disclosures and media narratives, tussle over claims involving Trump and the courts, and dig into thorny distinctions like resident vs. residency, domicile, and how administrative p...

In this episode of Health Talk, I sit down with researcher Dane Wigington of Geoengineering Watch to unpack claims around geoengineering, cloud seeding, and so‑called stratospheric aerosol injection. We discuss how mainstream narratives frame extreme winter weather, the long history of weather modification, and why distinguishing local cloud‑seeding efforts from large‑scale climate engineering mat...

On today’s Friday Radio Ranch, we kicked off with house notes and syndication updates, then dove into big themes our audience has been asking about: attention, media, money, and how to build parallel systems that actually serve people. Paul English recapped his latest show—from Bretton Woods through EO 6102, the Howey test, CFMA, and the 2010 flash crash—plus a spirited debate on Bitcoin SV (signa...

Weather grumbles aside, we dove straight into a lively two-hour conversation on power, money, and how we can build parallel systems that actually serve people. Eric Von Essex joined me to trade barbs and banter before we pivoted to Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s “theory of stupidity,” the state of public discourse, and why facts bounce off captured institutions. From there we explored tech leaps (yes, even...

I opened the Radio Ranch on Thursday, February 5, 2026 with a rapid-fire roundup: where to find our live stream across our partner platforms, then straight into the biggest stories our audience is buzzing about. We talked through the latest Epstein-file chatter and why alternative outlets are surfacing details you won’t hear on legacy media, the Georgia election investigations that callers believe...

Today’s Radio Ranch dug into the word that keeps tripping people up: “resident.” From the host’s chair, we unpacked how that term threads through the 14th Amendment, tax administration, and state-level definitions (with live cases out of Minnesota and Colorado), and why status, affidavits, and building a proper administrative record matter before anything hits a courtroom. We also explored practic...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we welcomed new listeners across additional streams and walked newcomers through how to join our daily gathering. From there, the show turned into a wide‑open callers’ round‑table: updates on where to listen and participate; spirited debate about free speech, media narratives, and what’s being exposed in recent document releases; and a look back at legacy patriot outlets th...

We kick off the week catching listeners up on stream housekeeping and where to find reliable replays, then roll straight into a wide‑ranging roundtable: late‑Friday document dumps and what they may or may not mean, the metals sell‑off, and why violent price reversals can trigger margin calls that cascade into forced gold/silver liquidations. I also reflect on the mental “autopilot” most of us live...

Note: Views expressed include alternative and contested health perspectives; listeners should research thoroughly and consult qualified professionals when making medical decisions. On this Friday night Health and Wellness Radio call (January 30, 2026), I explore the long-debated idea of alkalizing for health—from pH basics and home testing to food choices and mineral support—and walk through claim...

On this Saturday’s Radio Ranch, I dug into the core questions new listeners keep asking about political status, residency, and the “national” designation. We contrasted Article IV state Citizens with 14th Amendment “persons,” and why residency is a rebuttable legal presumption—not just where you sleep. From there, we reviewed how direct (capitations/apportioned) and indirect (uniform excises) taxe...

On today’s Friday edition, I’m joined by my frequent co‑host, Brent Allen Winters, for a wide‑ranging conversation that goes from memories of Alaska’s rivers and state fairs to first‑principles debates about law, language, and liberty. We reflect on freedom of association, the power of parables and analogies (including the film “They Live”), and why precise word meanings—like resident and national...

We covered a lot of ground this week, from weather and workshops to why local food and local community matter. I walked listeners through the early, messy, and exciting ‘beta’ weeks of Food for Thought Radio—new hosts, shifting schedules, and the push to connect consumers directly with farmers. Eric Von Essex and I kicked around ideas like farmer-support buying blitzes and even a future food token...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we dig into the nuts and bolts of contesting tax authority claims and the history that underpins them. I announce that Glenn Ambort has re‑edited and reopened “Taxation by Misrepresentation: The Truth About Taxes in Plain English” for download, and we walk through the backstory of how that research grew out of deep dives into 19th‑century cases like Murray’s Lessee v. Hobok...

On today’s live call-in from the Radio Ranch, we worked through stream hiccups and then dove straight into the thick of status, jurisdiction, and how to fight state and local overreach without losing your shirt. Listeners from California, Georgia, Colorado, and beyond shared real cases—liens, levies, property-tax fights, DMV title blocks, and Franchise Tax Board actions—while we compared notes on...

On today’s broadcast, I walked through platform updates and current events our audience flagged, from reports of an E. coli spill near Washington, D.C., to unrest in Minneapolis and broader concerns about governance, money, and personal liberty. I shared listener call‑ins and perspectives on how people are thinking about status, jurisdiction, and the meaning of citizenship versus nationality, with...

Host Roger Sales checks in from Radio Ranch for a free‑wheeling Monday show focused on audience Q&A, political status, and how current events intersect with administrative law. After quick hellos to our simulcast platforms and a personal weekend update, we dive into a listener-led discussion on tax strategy, status, and jurisdiction. Larry reads a six‑minute memorandum of law he drafted addres...

We kick off a chilly Saturday at the Radio Ranch with a hard start, tech gremlins, and a clear focus: tax season tactics for listeners navigating nonresident alien filings and state pushback. With callers sharing real-world hurdles, we dig into when and how to use Form 1040‑NR, what an OI/“other information” attachment can do, how to respond to “frivolous filing” notices, and why process variabili...

In this wide-ranging live call-in, I dig into the health, light, and environment factors I believe are undermining our well‑being, and what we can do about them. We start with seasonal immune dips, sunlight and vitamin D3, the surge of blue‑light exposure from LEDs and screens, and my go‑to detox routines. I share personal experiences and listener stories about using calcium bentonite clay interna...

On today’s Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I sat down with co-host Brent Winters for a wide-ranging conversation that began with the precious metals surge and turned into a masterclass on mining, markets, and money. We reflected on silver’s spike, gold’s momentum, industrial demand drivers like AI and defense, and why copper may be the next big play. Brent drew on his years in geology and law to ex...

On today’s Radio Ranch we ranged from Capitol Hill to Davos and back to your kitchen table. I opened with the morning’s congressional fireworks — frustration at Rep. Jamie Raskin’s lines of attack and a welcome for tough questioning from Rep. Jim Jordan — and the broader debate over Special Counsel Jack Smith. From there we shifted to the global stage and the World Economic Forum meetings, reactin...

On this Miraculous Wednesday from the Radio Ranch, I opened with a mea culpa and a reset on show etiquette, then shifted to the big picture: populism at Davos, Howard Lutnick’s blunt talk, and expectations around President Trump’s remarks and Treasury’s posture. We also saluted Broken Arrow, Oklahoma for pushing back locally, and I shared a travel-status curveball our friends saw overseas—proof th...

We opened with shout‑outs to the full syndication lineup and an invitation to new listeners to jump in and ask questions. From there, I shared a listener travel story (Suzanne’s Taiwan trip) that sparked a wider chat about how “status” shows up in everyday paperwork and how automation can still mislabel people. We touched current events too: a church service disruption in Minneapolis and how the f...