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Kicking off Monday, January 19, 2026, I opened the Radio Ranch with network updates and dove straight into the metals chatter lighting up our audience: claims about sudden U.S. Mint silver repricing, what that could mean for physical vs. paper markets, and why some seasoned voices favor a longer‑term, contrarian play in copper for listeners who can’t (or don’t want to) chase silver and gold at cur...

In this Saturday edition, I open the phones for newer listeners and walk through real-world strategies for handling tax notices and state pushback without panic. We cover how and when to use Form 1040‑NR as a nonresident alien, what CP59/CP59SN notices mean, how to respond with Form 15103, and why building a rock‑solid administrative record matters more than debating an agent on the phone. Mark dr...

On this episode of Health Talk Live on the Global Voice Radio Network (recorded January 16, 2026), we dig into everyday choices that can make or break our health. We kick off with a candid discussion about coffee quality—why sourcing and roasting matter, label-reading 101, and why some mass‑market blends and flavored instants may carry unwanted additives. From there we unpack ultra‑processed foods...

A lively Friday at the Radio Ranch: after wrangling an echo and a few plumbing gremlins, I welcomed common-law scholar Brent Allen Winters to unpack a turbulent news week and the legal bedrock underneath it. We walked through the Minneapolis shooting discourse to focus on first principles—federal versus state authority, scope of duty, and why resisting officers in the moment can turn deadly—and th...

Live on January 15, 2026, we wrangled some early tech gremlins, then dove into a wide-ranging evening with Eric von Essex. We reacted to the UK government’s latest shift on digital ID plans and a fiery exchange from the Welsh Senedd, before switching gears into literature, film and the power of culture. I shared what rereading Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings did to my head and heart—especially the...

In today’s Radio Ranch, we stayed practical and focused: helping listeners navigate IRS season and state-tax blow‑ups without losing their footing. I walked through how to keep calls with agencies tight and effective (stick to the right terms and the right jurisdiction), why you build your defense in the administrative record, and how to buy time with appeals while you wait on federal responses. W...

On today’s Wednesday edition of the Radio Ranch, I open the phones for a deep dive into taxes, political status, and the “nonresident alien” filing path. We walk through a live teaching moment from Michael in Minnesota’s call with the IRS frivolous filing unit, unpacking where language matters (“nonresident alien” vs. “American national”), why to keep things in writing, and how to handle state pre...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we kicked off with community housekeeping and where to find us, then dove straight into an energetic, caller-driven two hours on practical freedom. We walked through real-world hurdles listeners face with taxes and status—covering W‑8BEN and Form 8233 for contractors, state assessments, and how to approach appeals—plus a lively primer on using Private Membership Association...

I open the week with a fast-moving, listener-driven show covering platform updates, what’s on deck, and a barrage of geopolitics and money talk. We set the stage for Julie’s forthcoming recap of her three-hour consult with Jim Willie (Golden Jackass), then dive into spirited debates about Trump versus the Fed, interest rates, and reported cost overruns tied to the Federal Reserve building. Callers...

On this Saturday “Radio Ranch” edition, we welcome new listener Beth from Texas and dive into the show’s core mission: reclaiming personal freedom and understanding how consent, jurisdiction, and status operate in law. We examine the Fourteenth Amendment’s “subject to the jurisdiction thereof,” the legal meaning of “person,” and the distinction the government draws between citizens, nationals, and...

Host Roger Sayles kicks off a live Friday show with production notes (a PodHome upload hiccup delaying titles/dates) and a birthday shout‑out to longtime friend Brent Bachman, before settling in with co‑host Brent Allen Winters. We reflect on early‑’26 headlines and then dive deep: the origins and purpose of the Monroe Doctrine, the Holy Alliance context of 1823, and how America’s common‑law tradi...

A rollicking, three-hour return to Thursday nights: I open with a door hanging by a single heroic hinge and settle into a freewheeling catch‑up with Eric Von Sussex. We time‑travel through the 1987 Great Storm, cheesy theme tunes, and the Swingle Singers, detour into YouTube copyright woes and DIY jingles with Audacity, and reminisce about 1980s phone‑bank yuppies. From there we jump to today’s te...

In today’s wide‑ranging live show, we open the new year by taking stock of a blizzard of headlines and personal updates from the ranch: confusion at call‑time, stations carrying our feed, and a first week packed with flashpoints. We dig into the Minneapolis shooting controversy and how fast narratives form, then zoom out to the bigger picture—NGO fraud stories, migration out of high‑tax states, th...

On today’s Radio Ranch, we opened the lines wide and covered a lot of ground with our live audience: where to find our mirror audio/video streams, notes on recent audio settings and archives, and a reminder that new listeners are welcome to ask questions. We played and discussed a Victor Davis Hanson/Rep. Kevin Kiley segment on alleged fraud and mismanagement in California agencies, then took call...

In today’s Radio Ranch, I kick off our second regular show of the new year with a fast-moving, caller-driven conversation spanning global politics, hard assets, and personal freedom. We unpack reports and rumors around Venezuela’s unfolding transition, oil geopolitics in Guyana and beyond, and why refinery capacity and crude grades matter. We then pivot to precious metals—silver’s spike, COMEX del...

Kicking off our first regular show of the year on January 5, 2026, we took calls and dug into a weekend of breaking claims and counterclaims around Venezuela, plus the wider chessboard: China’s stakes, oil infrastructure, sanctions, and what a regime change could mean across South America. We also touched on reports and skepticism around Iran, Ukraine, and the CIA’s role in color revolutions, alon...

Support materials links: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RKx5WJ1x0LfaloBjCdAM9LA6odYdLAtX Rumble link:  https://rumble.com/v73ryz8-radio-ranch-with-roger-sayles.html On this special Radio Ranch marathon, I (guest-hosting for Roger) present Michael Badnarik’s renowned Constitution class in long-form, walking listeners through rights vs. privileges, sovereignty, forms of government (rep...

Kicking off the first live program of the year, I’m joined by Brent Allen Winters and Paul English for a wide‑ranging New Year’s roundtable. We talk resolutions, mindset, and the tests ahead, then dive into Brent’s common‑law lens on faith, discipline, and how to navigate “vipers” in public life. We revisit war/emergency powers history, 1933, and the bond vs. equity markets, before fielding audien...

Happy New Year from the radio shed. On this lively New Year’s Day (January 1, 2026), I kicked off Paul English Live 119 with friends dropping in and out of the studio as we ricocheted from frosty UK weather and the lost art of a quiet Sunday to cream teas, Cornish pasties, and the power of stepping away from screens to read, think, and reset. We toyed with “New Year’s revolutions” (not resolutions...

On this New Year’s Day open discussion, I welcomed Paul English for a lively, good‑humored reset to kick off 2024. We swapped stories about finally unplugging, the value of doing “a whole lot of nothing,” and how that break rekindles optimism and clarity. From there we got practical: why community and real‑world meetups matter again, how to shift from preach to reach, and the case for building dec...

On this New Year’s Eve (December 31), I opened the Radio Ranch with a fast-moving, call‑in conversation about status, citizenship, and practical steps listeners can take right now. Longtime caller Sheldon brought Dr. Robert Rowen on-air to unpack his decades of IRS battles, plea decisions, and why he now believes the key missed step was filing an affidavit with the Secretary of State and attaching...

On this nearly-New-Year Tuesday at Radio Ranch, we took stock of a year’s worth of growth, welcomed a wave of new listeners, and reminded everyone where to find replays, transcripts, and chaptered topics. From there, we dug into sovereignty and jurisdiction: the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924, Elk v. Wilkins, and McGirt v. Oklahoma—and how these legal milestones shape questions about tribal author...

Between Christmas and New Year’s, I opened the phones for a freewheeling, audience-driven show. We dug into the weekend’s precious-metals turmoil folks were seeing on trading screens and in coin shops, and I shared why, in my view, physical silver and gold are entering a new phase of tight supply and volatile prices. Callers compared Shanghai versus COMEX pricing, talked junk-silver availability,...

On this December 27 2024 conversation from the Radio Ranch, we dig into preparedness, platforms, and policy. I open with where you can hear us and a heads‑up on a long-form Mike Adams–Steve Quayle interview I’d been watching—then we pivot into the storm clouds folks are feeling: talk of layoffs tied to new wage laws, state budget shortfalls, and the controversy over non‑citizens in certain public...

In this day‑after‑Christmas roundtable, I sit down with Brent Allen Winters and Paul English for an unhurried, reflective conversation on rest, faith, law, and identity. We start with seasonal stillness—Sabbath as a needed cultural reset—and then range widely: the Magi and Daniel’s influence, “laws of the Medes and Persians” and Anglo‑Saxon common‑law instincts, and how real law reflects the way t...