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CannCon and Ghost dive headfirst into a high-octane morning covering FBI corruption, government surveillance, and the unraveling of Chicago’s “ice-free zones.” The duo exposes how Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost investigation swept up sitting senators, debates AT&T’s false data deletion claims, and dissects Israel’s Pegasus spyware. They draw parallels between historical CIA operations and modern domestic tactics, connecting the dots between cartels, trafficking, and Marxist infiltration in American institutions. As Trump considers invoking the Insurrection Act to restore law and order, CannCon and Ghost weigh the fine line between national security and authoritarian precedent. The conversation hits on the Chicago gang leader’s bounty for ICE agents, FISA court corruption, and Brandon Johnson’s escalating defiance against federal law—all with the trademark Badlands mix of humor, candor, and geopolitical fire.

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Jon Herold and Zak Paine return for another wild ride through the week’s most explosive conspiracies. From Trump’s talk of invoking the Insurrection Act and cracking down on lawless blue states to new developments in the mysterious death of Charlie Kirk, the hosts dissect the narratives, leaks, and logic gaps the media won’t touch. They break down ballistic inconsistencies, donor drama, and digital breadcrumbs while debating whether the official story adds up, or if a much deeper cover-up is unfolding. Along the way, they spotlight the latest revelations about FBI surveillance, Israeli data collection, and the growing war between truth-tellers and controlled opposition. With sharp analysis and trademark humor, this episode connects the dots in the chaos, reminding listeners why no conspiracy is ever truly “baseless.”

Ghost dives deep into one of the wildest intersections of celebrity, politics, and global diplomacy ever told, Dennis Rodman’s strange and extraordinary story. Joined by Cam Cooksey, Ghost explores Rodman’s unlikely journey from NBA legend and cultural rebel to international figure in North Korea’s shadowy orbit. The discussion unpacks Rodman’s broken childhood, his Hall of Fame reflections, his bizarre yet authentic bond with Trump, and his infamous friendship with Kim Jong Un. Through emotional clips, behind-the-scenes insights from The Apprentice, and jaw-dropping documentary moments, they reveal how Rodman’s defiance, honesty, and humanity may have made him the perfect unlikely peacemaker. It’s part sports history, part political thriller, and pure Badlands storytelling.

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes take aim at the absurdities of pop culture, politics, and propaganda in this high-energy episode. They kick things off with Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl controversy and Kristi Noem’s unapologetic response, then expose The View’s hypocrisy over race, law enforcement, and media double standards. From the deep dive into human trafficking at major events to the tangled web of Spygate and the Obama-era intelligence apparatus, the conversation moves fast and hits hard. The duo unpacks corruption, censorship, and the slow but steady march toward justice, ending with a look ahead at transhumanism, the Great American Restoration Tour, and why public trust can’t exist without accountability.

Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada gather for one of their most raw and revealing conversations yet. This week, the Alphas get personal, diving into the emotional minefields of relationships, self-worth, and the hard truths that come with growth. From the pain of betrayal to the power of forgiveness, they unpack what it means to truly love yourself (and others) without losing who you are. Along the way, they share stories that will make you laugh, nod, and maybe even tear up a little. It’s part group therapy, part girl talk, and all Badlands heart...honest, unfiltered, and deeply human.

CannCon, Alpha Warrior, JB White, and Cam Cooksey are back with a full house of chaos, comedy, and gridiron glory. The guys kick things off with football talk and fantasy stats before diving into their weekly NFL picks, complete with bragging rights, friendly trash talk, and plenty of shade. From bizarre “Florida Man” headlines to loyalty debates over hometown teams, the crew somehow finds time to debate cats as soul-sucking demons, Coast Guard boot camp, and the legend of the honey badger. With hilarious tangents, audience callouts, and even a Soft Disclosure ad cameo, this episode captures the perfect mix of brotherhood, banter, and unapologetic Badlands energy.

Jon Herold kicks off another packed Monday edition diving into day five of the government shutdown, Trump’s fiery Truth Social posts, and new lawsuits against his National Guard deployments. From Fox News’ hypocrisy and propaganda tactics to Trump’s bold push for Middle East peace, Herold connects the political and global dots with sharp humor and analysis. He breaks down financial trends like the devaluation of the dollar, Bitcoin’s surge, and the quiet setup for a global “crypto reset,” all while highlighting the bigger picture of Trump’s economic warfare and constitutional strategy. With updates on Illinois and Oregon suing to block federalized troops, France’s collapsing government, and Supreme Court battles over mail-in ballots, Herold ties together the chaos with wit, perspective, and an eye for patterns others miss.

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CannCon and Zak Paine kick off Monday with big energy and bigger headlines. The Supreme Court denies Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal, sparking a sharp debate on justice, precedent, and corruption in the system. From there, the hosts dig into Trump’s bold move to deploy National Guard units to Portland, igniting legal warfare with blue-state governors and fueling talk of a “civil war” brewing beneath the surface. They connect the dots on Antifa’s organized chaos, ICE agents under siege, and the Biden DOJ’s two-tier system of law. Then it’s full-throttle geopolitics, Trump’s declaration of war on drug cartels, AI taking government roles in Albania, and whispers of Comey’s impending arrest. With sharp humor, righteous frustration, and a healthy dose of skepticism, CannCon and Zak remind listeners that America’s fight for truth is far from over.

JB White kicks off Victory Monday celebrating the Gators’ domination of Texas before diving headfirst into college football fanaticism, coaching rants, and his brotherly debates over play-calling. But the episode soon shifts gears as JB pivots from sports to statecraft, unpacking a fiery post by General Flynn that calls out Obama-era treason and the unseen forces shaping global politics. From the City of London’s historical financial grip to modern invisible enemies, JB lays out a bold theory on foreign influence, controlled opposition, and Trump’s strategic maneuvers against the Deep State. With a mix of humor, history, and unfiltered speculation, he ties football passion to patriotic fire, reminding listeners that discernment, courage, and a fighting spirit define both great teams and great nations.

Burning Bright welcomes Jon Herold for a high-level dive into the silent conflict unfolding beneath the headlines. Together, they map out how Trump’s wartime authorities, the weaponization of government, and the controlled opposition dynamic all tie into a broader struggle for power, one waged through lawfare, psyops, and narrative control. From the Middle East peace maneuvers to Trump’s declaration of war on drug cartels, they connect the dots between global and domestic theaters of war, showing how each move fits into the larger devolution framework. This conversation explores faith, sovereignty, and the unseen mechanics of a world in transition, where truth itself has become the ultimate battlefield.

In Episode 1 Jonathan introduces Lysander Spooner and begins discussion on his essay “No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority,” covering a recap on Social Contract Theory, Natural Law requirements for a legally binding contract, and Section 1 of Spooner’s essay.

Jon Herold and Chris Paul go deep into the illusion of the “shutdown crisis,” exposing how both parties are playing controlled opposition in a uniparty circus designed to keep Americans trapped in the system. They unpack Trump’s latest declaration of war on the cartels, the implications of his new wartime powers, and what it all means for dismantling the administrative state. From the Constitution’s post-Civil War inversion to Project 2025, Barry Weiss’s rise to CBS, and Tucker’s strange anti-Bitcoin push, the hosts connect every thread back to the Great Reset battle between globalist factions, and Trump’s quiet dismantling of their power structure. With their trademark humor and sharp insight, Herold and Paul challenge listeners to see beyond the political theater and recognize that the real revolution might already be underway.

Alpha Warrior sits down with former law enforcement officer Jason, founder of 3D Response Systems, for a powerful and emotional discussion on school safety, courage, and taking real action to protect America’s children. Jason shares his journey from patrol officer to lieutenant, and how witnessing the aftermath of tragedies like Sandy Hook pushed him to create a revolutionary school defense system. He explains how 3D Response blends cover, concealment, and communication into a rapid, life-saving network that turns chaos into control, cutting police response time from minutes to seconds. Together, Alpha and Jason expose the politics blocking real solutions, the staggering number of threats schools face each year, and what parents can do right now to demand change. It’s not about theory, it’s about saving lives.

Cam Cooksey keeps the vibes high and the conversation flowing in a wild, open-line episode of Flow. After shouting out Badlands sponsors and cracking jokes about Apple Pay’s cut of Rumble rants, Cam opens the floor to callers, and the night takes off. Listeners share powerful personal stories about prayer, forgiveness, and faith, dive into the mysteries of Revelation, and explore deep theories from crater earth to ancient energy systems to biblical prophecy. Between heartfelt testimony, mind-bending rabbit holes, and plenty of laughs, Cam guides the conversation with warmth, curiosity, and a steady reminder of faith over fear. It’s vintage Flow: unpredictable, uplifting, and always authentically Badlands.

Brad Zerbo and Jaytriot pick up where they left off, spinning through the Rolling Stones’ most underrated gems in this second installment of their Deep Cuts series. From the reflective nostalgia of 100 Years Ago to the raw drive of Silver Train and the haunting beauty of Winter, every track showcases a different facet of rock’s most enduring band. The duo dives into stories behind each song, Mick Taylor’s lyrical guitar lines, Billy Preston’s soulful piano work, and Keith Richards’ understated genius, while trading personal anecdotes, musical trivia, and laughs along the way. They even trace the Stones’ influence on Guns N’ Roses with a killer live version of Salt of the Earth featuring Axl and Izzy. This episode is pure rock ’n’ roll love, packed with energy, history, and deep appreciation for the sound that defined generations.

A full crew of Badlands Media hosts pile in for a rowdy night of sharp takes and chaotic fun. The team riffs on Jon Herold’s pre-recorded Daily Herold, Trump’s explosive new wartime powers against drug cartels, and what it means for the Deep State’s days ahead. Portland takes center stage as the hosts swap stories about its decline into madness, connecting it to broader cultural collapse and leftist insanity. Along the way, they weave in humor, banter, and spirited debates that make OnlyLands a unique after-hours ride through politics, culture, and whatever else comes to mind.

Matt Trump takes listeners on a deeply personal and historical journey through Portland, once a vibrant hub of music, creativity, and culture, now a city overrun by chaos and ideological decay. Drawing on his own experiences from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, he reflects on how Portland’s charm and high-functioning community slowly gave way to decadence, slacker culture, and ultimately a city haunted by dark energy. From the glory days of jazz clubs and Restaurant Week to the haunting spectacle of homelessness and lawlessness, Matt examines how Portland became a symbol of the left’s unchecked insanity. Along the way, he dives into history, art, and even his own complicity in the city’s trajectory, weaving a narrative equal parts memoir, cultural critique, and elegy.

CannCon and Ashe in America tackle a packed night of testimony and hearings, starting with a Venezuelan whistleblower’s deposition in Tina Peters’ habeas case. The witness details how Smartmatic systems were manipulated in Venezuela, exposing vulnerabilities and foreign influence that echo into U.S. elections. The hosts connect this testimony to Garland Favorito’s explosive appearance before Georgia legislators, where he outlined systemic flaws in Dominion’s Democracy Suite, internet connectivity, and even proof of hacked county servers. Ashe and CannCon react in real time to the evidence, the gaslighting pushback from officials, and the broader implications for election security. From court cases and subpoenas to grassroots activism and polls that miss the real story, this episode puts the spotlight on truth, transparency, and the ongoing fight for election integrity.