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Alpha Warrior and Josh Reid go deep into the global and digital battlefronts in this explosive new episode of DEFCON ZERQ. From John Brennan’s criminal referral and the unraveling of Russiagate to strange Border Patrol “white rabbit” posts and military comms, the duo connects dots that point toward the next phase of the information war. They decode Trump’s and Flynn’s latest posts, link them to Q references, and break down how AI-driven propaganda networks and DARPA-born tech are shaping perception. The hosts analyze signs of coming conflict, military buildup near Venezuela, shifting power in China, and hints from Trump about “eight wars down, one to go.” As talk turns to Watch the Water, Marker Nine, and potential global realignments, Josh and Alpha bring humor, insight, and urgency to a conversation about sovereignty, awakening, and readiness.

Broadcasting live from Boise, Idaho, Jordan Sather takes the stage at the Old State Saloon for an in-depth presentation titled The Truth About Q. Speaking to a packed audience and livestream viewers nationwide, Jordan walks through the history, origins, and meaning behind the Q phenomenon, separating fact from fiction and debunking years of media distortion. He traces Q’s beginnings in 2017, explores key proofs and timelines that tied the operation to Trump’s administration, and explains how psychological operations can be used for both deception and awakening. With humor, clarity, and firsthand experience as one of the first to report on Q, Jordan discusses topics ranging from Epstein and NXIVM to military intelligence, continuity of government, and censorship. He calls out misinformation, challenges mainstream narratives, and emphasizes discernment, self-education, and faith in seeking truth. The night concludes with a lively Q&A tackling everything from Israel and med beds to whether Trump’s presidency was truly interrupted, or simply restructured.

Chris Paul and Burning Bright slice into Wes Craven’s 1996 classic Scream, a film that redefined horror, rewrote the rules, and made meta mainstream. They explore how Scream turned the genre inside out, balancing humor, fear, and self-awareness with a cast that captured an entire generation’s coming of age. From the iconic Drew Barrymore opener to the film’s commentary on culture’s feedback loop, how movies shape us and we, in turn, shape movies, the duo breaks down why Scream still cuts deep nearly 30 years later. Their discussion peels back layers on everything from the film’s sexual politics and generational cynicism to its eerie parallels with today’s media landscape, propaganda, and perception of reality. Between jokes, ads, and deep dives into cultural meta, they reveal how Scream wasn’t just about killers in masks, it was a mirror held up to the audience itself.

Brad and Abbey Zerbo dive into one of their wildest and most thought-provoking episodes yet, exploring the line between innovation and control in the age of AI and neural technology. What starts as a chat about vibrating tattoos and Elon Musk’s Neuralink quickly expands into a deep conversation on brain mapping, graphene oxide, nanotech, and Apple’s patents for mind-reading earbuds. Abbey breaks down how “the Internet of Things” and wearable tech could evolve into systems capable of reading, or even manipulating, human thought, while Brad emphasizes the importance of protecting freedom of choice and maintaining physical currency in a digital world. Together, they connect modern patents, Biblical prophecy, and WEF brainwave tech to a larger spiritual battle for humanity’s sovereignty. Balancing scientific curiosity with faith, they close with Scripture on guarding the mind and heart against deception. Equal parts fascinating and chilling, this episode asks one urgent question: how much of your mind are you willing to give away?

Broadcasting live from the Shenandoah Valley, Ghost unpacks a wild week of global developments, from Alaska to Africa, in a fast-paced, signal-heavy episode of Geopolitics with Ghost. He kicks off with Kirill Dmitriev’s viral posts about the proposed “Putin–Trump Tunnel” under the Bering Strait, linking Russia and America through Elon Musk’s Boring Company. Ghost connects the project to JFK’s “World Peace Bridge” vision, Trump’s phone call with Putin, and the quiet alignment between Moscow and Washington that’s already reshaping the global order. From there, he covers Hungary’s nuclear partnership with the U.S., Trump’s rare earth deal with Australia, and how Africa is becoming the new frontier of sovereignty, with Ethiopia, Nigeria, and the DRC leading the charge through nuclear development and anti-globalist movements. The show closes with deep dives into Lavrov’s peace negotiations, Mike Tyson’s symbolic visit to Congo, and Trump’s fiery warning to Colombia’s president over cartel ties. Sharp, funny, and fearless, this episode captures Ghost at his analytical best, decoding the clues, connecting the dots, and revealing how the world’s new alliances are forming right before our eyes.

Jon Herold keeps The Daily Herold rolling with a mix of sharp wit, news breakdowns, and classic Badlands banter. He opens with sponsor shoutouts and listener jokes before diving into Trump’s latest headlines, an extravagant new White House ballroom, a rare earth deal with Australia, and a fiery True Social post threatening to “close up” Colombia’s drug fields. Jon dissects Trump’s fluctuating praise and criticism of the FBI, new developments in Gaza, and the “three-quarter measures” approach of the Justice Department’s latest moves. From Comey’s bid to dismiss his case to John Brennan’s perjury referral, Jon challenges whether half measures will ever be enough to deliver full accountability. Along the way, he builds a hilarious “Political Foreplay” list of Trump-era promises still waiting for results and riffs on everything from pumpkin patch prices to Amazon’s AI layoffs. Candid, chaotic, and packed with political sarcasm, this episode proves why The Daily Herold is where real talk and ridiculousness collide.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior kick off the week with a fiery breakdown of the latest legal and geopolitical moves shaking the nation. From the Ninth Circuit’s ruling that Trump can deploy the National Guard to Portland, to the ongoing James Comey legal fallout, the duo dives deep into how these court decisions could redefine presidential authority and expose deep state hypocrisy. They connect the dots between Judge appointments, DOJ corruption, and why John Bolton’s case might blow the media narrative wide open. Alpha brings his law enforcement insight to the Supreme Court’s new gun rights case while CannCon takes aim at Colombia’s narco ties and Trump’s bold threats to shut down foreign drug operations. The episode wraps with sharp geopolitical takes on Gaza, Ukraine, and the quiet power signals coming from the U.S. military. Brutally honest, fast-paced, and full of laughs, this episode of Badlands Daily proves no topic is too big, or too dangerous, for these two patriots.

Jon Herold and Zak Paine take Baseless Conspiracies into mind-bending territory, exploring the rise of “Robotheism”, the belief that artificial intelligence could evolve into a deity. The conversation begins lightheartedly with jokes, sponsor reads, and banter about Cocoa Beach before spiraling into the strange world of AI worship. Zak introduces Anthony Levandowski’s “Way of the Future” church and the modern movements attempting to merge faith with code. From “God bots” that preach scripture to AI-driven church services in Finland, the duo breaks down how technology is quietly replacing spiritual connection with simulation. They examine groups like Theta Noir and the Church of Robotheism, reading their eerie manifestos that blend transhumanism, biblical verses, and digital salvation. Jon questions whether AI could become the Antichrist, while Zak warns that replacing divine truth with machine logic could be humanity’s ultimate heresy. Equal parts fascinating and unsettling, this episode fuses theology, philosophy, and dark humor into one unforgettable dive into the cult of artificial intelligence.

Ashe in America, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada serve up laughs, learning, and a little chaos in this jam-packed episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches. With Abby out sick, the trio dives into pop culture challenges, hilarious chat banter, and the origins of the phrase “pulling your leg.” Things take an unexpected turn when Ashe shares her weekend at Annie’s Willow Wind Farm, complete with alpaca antics, a “women’s prison” pen, and an in-depth look at the wool industry and Soft Disclosure’s all-natural product line. From adorable baby animals to wild reproductive science, the story is equal parts educational and hysterical. The crew also introduces Buttercup, the farm’s newest puppy mascot, and previews Annie’s upcoming guest appearance to discuss sustainable American wool and handmade skincare. It’s wholesome, witty, and delightfully unfiltered, classic Badlands charm with a farm-fresh twist.

CannCon, Alpha Warrior, JB White, and Cam Cooksey bring peak chaos and comedy to Y-Chromes with another no-holds-barred episode that starts with tech meltdowns and ends somewhere between barbecue tips and beer-fueled banter. JB’s “boomer moments” and Alpha’s late arrival set the tone before the crew dives into Smoking with My Chromies, a mouthwatering rib tutorial featuring Tampico marinade, carne asada rub, and plenty of trash talk. From there, it’s an all-out free-for-all: jokes about Star Wars vs. Lord of the Rings, fantasy football rankings, blind sports highlights, makeup conspiracies, and the world’s weirdest cricket analysis. Along the way, Soft Disclosure gets a “Black man approved” endorsement that steals the show. Unfiltered, hilarious, and proudly inappropriate, this episode proves the boys of Y-Chromes can turn any topic, from Dutch ovens to patriotism, into pure entertainment.

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Jon Herold returns to The Daily Herold with Monday mayhem, dogs in the yard, alpaca jokes, and a packed rundown of weekend chaos. Between clips of Ashe at Willow Wind Farms and birthday shoutouts, Jon dives into Trump’s fiery weekend posts, including a warning to Colombia’s president over drug trafficking that sounds like a scene from Clear and Present Danger. He unpacks Trump’s tense meeting with Zelensky, reports of a planned Budapest summit with Putin, and a new rare earth minerals deal with Australia aimed at countering China’s dominance. The show also covers GOP senators pushing for Jack Smith’s disbarment, Trump’s $15 billion defamation suit against The New York Times, and fresh DOJ shakeups in the Comey case. Between news breaks, Jon builds a tongue-in-cheek “Political Foreplay” list of Trump’s yet-to-be-completed promises, from Freedom Cities to “Arrest Fauci.” Equal parts serious analysis and sarcastic humor, this episode blends world news, grassroots banter, and Badlands energy into one hilarious, caffeinated ride through the headlines.

CannCon and Zak Paine kick off another fiery week on Badlands Daily as the government shutdown drags into its third week. After a quick dive into AI innovation and its coming impact on the workforce, the duo shifts gears to explosive developments in the Epstein saga, linking Prince Andrew, Ehud Barak, and Tony Blair to new revelations from Virginia Giuffre’s memoir. They unpack billionaire Leon Black’s disturbing ties to Epstein and the hidden hands behind global corruption. Then it’s on to the “No Kings” protests, media psyops, and the growing manipulation meant to push America toward civil conflict. Trump’s latest moves on pardons, peace negotiations in Ukraine, and bold strikes against drug traffickers get their own deep dive, capped with insight into looming globalist power plays like the proposed carbon tax and the latest Israel-Gaza updates. Smart, sharp, and unfiltered, this episode proves once again why Badlands Daily remains the pulse of the parallel press.

JB White hits the road to record this special edition of The RattlerGator Report from Atlanta alongside guest Cam Cooksey, and the result is pure Badlands gold. The two dive straight into Jon Herold’s “It’s Time to Tell the Truth” broadcast, breaking down the integrity, leadership, and hard choices behind the scenes at Badlands Media. From there, the conversation flows into faith, football, and the fight to reclaim masculinity in modern culture. JB and Cam swap stories about military brotherhood, male friendship, and the importance of teaching men to lead with strength and honor in a world gone soft. They draw parallels between sports and society, Trump’s uncompromising spirit, and the need to bring shame and accountability back to American life. Funny, raw, and deeply grounded, this episode is part reflection, part locker room talk, and all heart, a celebration of loyalty, truth, and the enduring power of real men standing together.

Alpha Warrior, Brad Zerbo, and Josh Reid return for Episode 2 of Q After Hours with an explosive late-night dive into the origins of the Q movement, the generals behind the scenes, and the modern digital battlefield. The trio connects the dots between historical military operations, NSA counterintelligence, and the rise of citizen journalism that reshaped information warfare. From the truth behind Snowden and Vault 7 to the mysterious “Q Group,” they explore how predictive analytics, AI, and global alliances may have fueled the Great Awakening. As the conversation unfolds, they break down fresh intel from Trump’s inner circle, General Flynn’s latest moves, and the ongoing indictments shaking D.C. The team also dissects “comms” across social media, the meaning of “GG,” and hints of what may come on the anniversary of the first drop. Candid, conspiratorial, and charged with energy, this episode feels like a midnight mission briefing from the digital trenches of Badlands.

In this thought-provoking episode of The Narrative, Burning Bright welcomes Jon Herold for a deep exploration of unity: what it means, why it matters, and how it’s being both weaponized and reclaimed in our time. The two unpack the balance between individual sovereignty and collective purpose, questioning how movements can stay authentic without fracturing under ego or manipulation. From spiritual alignment to political deception, they trace the battle between those seeking genuine connection and those exploiting division for control. Along the way, Burning Bright and Jon reflect on the lessons learned through Badlands Media’s evolution, the importance of humility in leadership, and how faith and discernment can serve as anchors in a chaotic world. A candid, heartfelt dialogue about finding common ground without conformity, this episode reminds listeners that real unity isn’t forced...it’s forged.

Jonathan Drake continues his deep dive into Lysander Spooner’s No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority, dissecting Section 3 and exposing the illusion of voluntary consent in taxation and governance. He unpacks Spooner’s argument that taxes, enforced under threat, are no different than theft by a “highwayman”, except the robber is more honest about his intentions than the government. Through Spooner’s lens, Jonathan explores how the secret ballot conceals true authority, why voters can’t possibly consent to laws they never agreed to, and how the state’s monopoly on force violates natural law. Drawing connections from the Civil War to modern examples like Waco, Ruby Ridge, and January 6th, he reveals how coercion remains the cornerstone of political power. With sharp wit and calm conviction, Jonathan ties Spooner’s 19th-century logic to today’s crises, arguing that property taxes, foreign wars, and global corruption all stem from the same fraudulent social contract. The episode closes with a hopeful challenge: reclaiming liberty through understanding, self-sovereignty, and the timeless truth that consent cannot be compelled.

In this heartfelt episode of Flow, Cam Cooksey explores the intersection of spirituality, healing, and consciousness. Opening up about his own struggles with faith, Cam reflects on how psychedelics, nature, and intentional prayer have each shaped his journey back to God. He discusses how many people searching for spiritual connection turn to plant medicine, only to realize that divine truth has been within them all along. From breaking free of ego to surrendering to God’s timing, Cam shares deeply personal insights on how trauma and transformation often coexist. The episode moves fluidly between philosophy, personal reflection, and practical wisdom, offering listeners a grounded path toward genuine inner peace. With his signature vulnerability and curiosity, Cam invites the audience to consider what it truly means to let go, listen, and align with God’s flow.

Jon Herold opens Devolution Power Hour with honesty and exhaustion, addressing the fallout from recent online drama before steering the show back to its core, truth, news, and forward momentum. Joined remotely by Chris Paul, the duo dives into the “No Kings” protests and their bizarre mix of aging activists, global coordination, and Antifa links. They revisit past government mapping of Antifa networks, highlighting new FBI findings that reveal funding trails and command structures finally being exposed. From there, the conversation shifts to the Supreme Court’s redistricting chaos in Louisiana, with Jon and Chris dissecting the absurdity of racial gerrymandering arguments and Justice Jackson’s shocking “disabled voters” comparison. The episode crescendos with global analysis: Trump’s phone call with Putin, a proposed peace summit in Budapest, and the surreal “Russia-to-Alaska tunnel” plan, all pointing to Trump’s self-declared “Year of Peace.” Blending humor, analysis, and genuine camaraderie, this milestone 399th episode balances world-shaking events with heartfelt reflection, setting the stage for the 400th to come.

CannCon and Ashe in America take on one of the biggest election stories in years, Dominion’s quiet sale and rebrand to “Liberty Vote.” The duo unpacks how this deal was kept hidden from state officials, why the same players remain in charge, and what it really means for America’s election systems. Ashe shares behind-the-scenes details from Colorado’s county clerks and the contradictions between official statements and what’s being told to local leaders. CannCon exposes the merger’s deeper implications, from potential data consolidation to the loss of election transparency, and questions whether the public is simply being pacified with a new name. Joined by election integrity expert Holly Kesler, they trace the tangled web of companies behind Dominion, KnowInk, and Liberty Vote, warning that this merger could create a monopoly over both machines and poll pads. The discussion expands to Georgia’s election board corruption, Dr. Jan Johnston’s fight for accountability, and Colonel Conrad Reynolds’ shocking indictment for exit polling in Arkansas. Packed with revelations, outrage, and humor, this episode pulls back the curtain on what may be the most important, and deceptive, “reform” in modern election history.