Trent Loos Podcast

Everything you ever didn't want to know about the history of the Federal Fuel Savings that makes no impact whatsoever on saving fuel. The history of Daylight Savings time most likely goes back further than you realized.

Today Jenny Schweigert has invited back Margy Lam and her husband Hoang Iam join to talk about an appreciation for every the United States of America has to offer. Most important the attitude of UNDEFEATED is most important.

On this version of Across the Pond with Andrew Henderson he brings along Siobhan Fotheringham who has spent her life in food sales. Today we address not only safe food but how we maintain a safe planet as well.

Hank Vogler with normal level of zeal today. We live in a representative republic because the Founding Fathers clearly saw the problem if too much power was given to Philadelphia over 200 years ago. 

Dwight Moudy has founded Cowboy Ethics Indiana and once again shares with us the ethics that all people where cowboy or not should live by. In fact folks campaigning for public office have reached out for his assistance. Look we have fallen into a thought process of "It is okay to be a victim" well not if you truly understand riding for the brand.

Jenny Schweigert and myself are extremely happy to get Natasha Nicholes the Urban Farmer back on the air today on Rural Route. Although we start by explaining the true "mortgage lifters" in the history of American farms are not tomatoes.

Today we talk nutrition density of pet food. We know that dogs and cats evolved through the consumption of meat, I mean they are predator animals eating animals. Due to cost saving measures pet food manufactures evolved into feeding pet high grain, starch diets. Well Billy Frey shares with us that Champion Pet Foods never left the proper source of pet food. 

Today we are sadden by the fact that 22 Veterans daily take their own lives in the U.S. alone. Peter Hynes shares with us today that 4 farmers DAILY globally are doing the same thing. What can we do to release the pressure from society that is contributing to the problem? 

Why do folks fall prey to the fact that animals under human management are somehow a risk to those in the wild? One population is managed for profitability the other lives in the throws survival of the fittest. 

How do these girls grow up so fast. Lindsi host the show with updates on what the three Loos girls are currently up to.

I think business owners are truly starting to grasp the importance of investing in youth livestock events and a means of developing human capitol. Events such as OYE and The Cattlemen's Congress scheduled in Oklahoma City provide a great hands on experience for youth and adults alike. Tyler gives full details on the development of the NWSS replacement show happening Jan 2-17, 2021.

The parents of Grace Schell want to celebrate the accomplishments and the way this young lady lived her life. I suggest we talk a page from the playbook of Grace and spread the good word. @BeLikeGrace

Nebraskan's are currently overtaxed and struggling in schools. If elected to represent the great Sandhills of Nebraska she promises to carry the values of the Sandhillers to Lincoln and the state capitol. 

Barb Leininger joins Anne Boswell and myself on this program not only talking about Colorado and the wolf plan but the bigger picture, Colorado like so many states have a serious number of ballet items that need attention. Great discussion bringing them to awareness today.

Actually great irony today as Trent learns by accident what business endeavor Andrew's own daughters are in. Melanie Biedebach joins from San Diego with a story about burning the candle at both ends.

Today Hank Vogler does a great job creating the analogy that the government manages land like a virus, incorrectly. Additional he shares the garden hose and shop vac that saved his life, despite being dropped on his head.

Today in the United States alone there are 400,000 kids in the Foster Care program. Amanda Radke has opened her home to 10 of them in the past year and has become a very passionate advocate for the kids. Kids are not cattle and should not be bought and sold to the highest bidder, yet it is happening. Today we are seeking solutions.

Prior to Franklin D. Roosevelt farmers were dependent on supply and demand of farm products. Since the New Deal what has happened? Today with the leading farm subsidy crop insurance are we beyond them all going away? I think a great discussion on the topic here today.

Today my co-host from affiliate KBLJ News Director Anne Boswell and I are actually just in listening mode to Dr. Charles Leaf retired (although doesn't sound retired anything) on the history of water rights. How poor forest management plays into huge crown fires and water is at the core of it all.

A tremendous youth livestock has just concluded in Grand Island, NE called AKSARBEN and I share details of the first ever pig challenge program. In addition Andrew Henderson is in a cricket pitch as we learn a lot about UK and its relationship with the EU, breaking news.

Of course we wade through our weekly dose of what is in the news but fresh off of AKSARBEN 2020 Trent has a ton of great news to share. In fact we take a close look at the Rural/Urban population of 4 states.  Hank also draws the parallels between managing land so Mother Nature doesn't and how that works for government as well.

We live in the Union of States lets keep in mind that we as the local level have been giving our rights away left and right. From States rights to individual Liberties of personal freedom, how long will you let that go on?

Literally working at connecting Rural and Urban America every Thursday with Jenny Schweigert as Diane Sullivan Anti-Hunger advocate is back. USDA reports that 80 million are currently receiving some form of food assistance, what is the solution?

We can not take any chances in today's agriculture and that is why King Ranches of Texas use all the technology possible to identify desirable genetics. Tylor does a great job walking us through precision agriculture in the beef side of the business.

Okay so I have never played a grammerologist on the radio but this fireball of a young lady makes me want to be one. Dr. Jen Chatfield brings a wonderful perspective to healthy living with the animal world.