Trent Loos Podcast

On this week version of Across the Pond Andrew Henderson and Jay Truitt join to share how many of the issues that we have they have. I think too many times we fall into this trap thinking that it is only this way here. More election information and what it all means going forward.

You may choose to ignore the facts as long as you like but it doesn't change them. The farmer is vitally important for human health and freedom around the world, without the farmer government is in control. 

Bernie Harberts has litterally traveled the globe reading the signs of nature. Today we mostly talk about his most recent journey from Lenoir, NC to Triumph, ID riding a mule while leading another. He might as well be the guy who coined the phrase "stop and smell the roses." 

Tom Schultz of Neogen Corp shares about work being done the the National Pork Board to look at true sustainability in farm to fork. Truly shining a light on your genetic future without genomic testing you are just shooting in the dark.

1 women every 3 seconds somewhere in the world is diagnosed with breast cancer. Today on this broadcast Emma sheds light on bringing greater "fashion" to a concept that has been around for a while. Protection from the sun while not increasing risk that come along with it in her Big Idea.

Proving that you always need to agree with folks to have a great discussion. When it comes to parenting we have missed the mark, does Dr. G agree? Jenny Schweigert has brought us the good family doctor from The Keystone state and undoubtedly we will talk mask and vaccines.

Brian Thompson, The Chuckwagon Aficionado joins from Poolville, TX as we mostly discuss food not only preservation but consumption. Oh and do you know the difference between Summer Sausage and Salami? You will after this conservation. 

Jay Truitt of CEO of Policy Solutions joins Andrew Henderson and Trent Loos with what is the most honest best discussion of Election 2020 I have heard yet. Oh and your Liberty is being stripped daily by politicians in the name of COVID-19 dangers, yet do you know the statistics?

We touch on several aspects in today's world of corruption in politics and how it is not new. From nuclear testing to Vietnam War to Hammonds going back to prison to China capturing Uranium we cover it all today.

Since 1989 the demand for avocados has grown by 600% but do you know where they are grown? Regardless the economic impact from the growth in U.S. avocado consumption is huge.

Sherry Bunting of Free Lance writer for FarmShine publication is back on Rural Route Radio this week with an update to the Deans Foods letter sent to farmers/haulers. Along the way we determine that butter imports have skyrocketed in 2020 and fluid milk is merely a byproduct in the dairy business. 

Jake Odea from Indianola, NE is driving around with his father on Thanksgiving week and come up with a great way to show cattle on this weekend as the family has done for years.  A story of true community spirit.

Today we truly bridge the gap between Rural and Urban America as Chris Bell movie maker joins Jenny Schweigert  and myself with a whole host of topics from addiction to diet and healthy living.

We continue to see division grow as to choices people make in the United States. David can't talk about his real project, YET, but we do have a great discussion on influences of peers on your decisions. 

Today we do a two part show first half extremely serious the second half is great fun. Something for everyone in this one.

The world certainly has not been the same since Pearl Harbor Dec 7, 1941. Hank Vogler today shares a great story about how the government giveth and the government taketh away.

The attack on animal ownership continues to accelerate daily no matter what species you own. In particular gamefowl breeders are major target because of the alleged link to cock-fighting. This program is all about sharing the concept where you are into cockfighting or not, you are a target. 

Yet another Bully tactic by China on farm commodities. Better stay to tune to the entire program to understand the conceptual problem.

Joining the program once again with the assistance masterplan of Jenny Schweigert we talk about history and heritage plus how it shapes the Rural landscape. Really a Rural Community comes down to school and the grocery store.

I am total in awe of the folks that in 2020 have stepped up to the plate to make a difference for kids. Every time a livestock show is cancelled someone has gone above and beyond the call of duty to create another opportunity. The latest is the West Coast Swine Show and Heather Thomas joins with full details.

So I am coming to believe the true lining in the current storm is the enlightenment of the rights that have been eroding from U.S. Citizens for quite some time, now front and center. Whether it be Election 2020 or the enforcement of COVID-19 lockdowns we all need the wise works of Paul Engel.

Andrew Henderson joins in the Across the Pond version of Rural Route Radio with a great bit of fun actually with viewers weighing on the most practical gift you can get for your farm lady. In addition Andrew has watched 8 hours of the Arizona Legislative Hearings on Election Fraud 2020, that dates back to 2008.

For the last time in the month of November Hank Vogler joins the program on a Beaver Moon. We walk down a very interesting and educational path about Russia in this one. 

Melissa Hart and I cover a ton of great topics today from "do you have enough milk in your bubble?"  We also dive into lending a hand to those low income folks who struggle and guest appearance from Diane Sullivan Anti-Hunger advocate. Happy Thanksgiving.

Representing the 22nd District in the Bread Basket of the world the San Joaquin Valley of California Devin Nunes shares his view of the challenges the citizens of  the United States currently face.