Badlands Media

It’s a full house on OnlyLands as a menagerie of Badlands Media hosts gathers for a wild, unscripted hangout that swings between laughter, chaos, and truth bombs. From Halloween mayhem and missing hosts to deep reflections on friendship, forgiveness, and faith, this episode captures the Badlands crew at their most authentic. The conversation weaves through behind-the-scenes stories, community drama, and how creators across the network handle burnout, pressure, and public perception while staying true to the mission. Between hilarious tangents, heartfelt moments, and a few technical misfires, the team reminds listeners what makes Badlands unique, real people, real talk, and a shared love for truth in the digital wild west. By the end, it feels less like a show and more like a family reunion where every voice matters and no topic is off-limits.

Matt Trump celebrates Halloween in true Spellbreakers fashion with a nostalgic, spooky, and thought-provoking journey through decades of magic, media, and meaning. Broadcasting in costume and spirit, Matt revisits the eerie Disney album Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House before diving into a cinematic exploration of witches in pop culture, from Polanski’s haunting Macbeth to the charm of Bewitched and the romance of Bell, Book and Candle. Along the way, he muses on the evolution of Halloween itself, how it’s shifted from childhood innocence and neighborhood trust to modern horror and memes, and what that says about America’s cultural soul. Mixing humor, history, and philosophy, Matt examines how love redeems even the darkest tales and why every generation redefines “the witch” to reflect its own anxieties and desires. He closes the night with sponsors, poetry, and a heartfelt toast to the spooky season, reminding listeners that Halloween’s magic lives on in nostalgia, faith, and a good cup of Loaded Gun Coffee.

In this Halloween edition of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America welcome special guest Jessica Pollema, president of South Dakota Canvassing, for one of the most explosive deep dives into election infrastructure yet. Jessica breaks down how a small South Dakota tech company called BPro evolved into NO Inc., which later became Liberty Vote, now tied to Dominion Voting. She reveals how this system, built with state and federal funds, quietly spread to other states through sole-source contracts, questionable “free” source code deals, and Microsoft Azure cloud integration. The discussion uncovers a tangled web of cyber vulnerabilities, legal cover-ups, and political collusion, from rigged voter roll access to ERIC connectivity. Ashe and CannCon dig into how local citizens fought back through legislation and hand-count petitions, only to face coordinated lawfare from establishment players. With subpoenas now flying in South Dakota, Jessica shares breaking news that could finally expose the truth behind America’s digital election systems.

Jordan Sather brings a high-energy Halloween edition of MAHA News featuring a deep dive into the SNAP welfare system and the billions flowing from taxpayers to Big Food corporations. He exposes how companies like Coca-Cola and General Mills profit massively off subsidized junk food purchases, creating a self-feeding cycle of sickness that fattens both Big Food and Big Pharma. Jordan also breaks down breaking news on an alleged coup inside HHS after the firing of Dr. Stephen Hatfill, who had been working on an executive order to investigate mRNA crimes. Then, special guest Kim Bright joins the show to discuss the growing health crisis caused by microplastics, how they infiltrate the body and a natural solution found in kimchi. The episode wraps with coverage of RFK Jr.’s latest vaccine reforms, the Breaking Big Food documentary, and candid talk about toxic chemicals, clean living, and how to fight back against modern poison.

In a Halloween special packed with intel, humor, and high signal, Ghost dives deep into the tangled web connecting Venezuela, Colombia, and global power players. From Tucker Carlson’s interview with Colonel Douglas Macgregor to Maduro’s quiet war on the cartels, Ghost exposes how the mainstream narrative hides a deeper battle between globalist corruption and a rising sovereign alliance led by Trump, Putin, Xi, and MBS. He breaks down the oil wars between Guyana and Venezuela, Trump’s Asia tour and trade deals, Saudi Arabia’s “Davos in the Desert,” and how the global economic order is being rewritten before our eyes. The episode also dissects Israel’s Mossad scandals, the brewing conflicts in Gaza and Turkey, and Trump’s surprising nuclear statements, all tied together with Ghost’s signature insight, historical context, and a few family Halloween laughs.

Jon Herold closes out October with a sharp and entertaining Halloween edition of The Daily Herold. Between jokes about scary clown masks and government shutdowns, Jon breaks down Trump’s fiery Truth Social post calling for the “nuclear option” to end the filibuster, and what that means for the ongoing shutdown showdown. He explores Trump’s Asia tour victories, new trade deals, and a record-breaking government standoff while weaving in chat banter and audience insights. The episode shifts into deep analysis of the Arctic Frost investigation, where newly unearthed FBI documents reveal a 2020 “October Surprise” attempt to link Trump’s campaign to gambling transactions, timed suspiciously alongside the Hunter Biden laptop cover-up. Jon connects the dots between election interference, the deep state’s survival tactics, and the long game of Trump’s agenda, all with his signature wit, candor, and community energy.

JB White delivers a lively Halloween edition of The RattlerGator Report filled with football fever, political fire, and a few classic JB rants. From Florida–Georgia rivalry week and the latest coaching drama in Louisiana to Trump’s “slow reveal” strategy and the reshaping of America’s judicial landscape, JB ties it all together with humor and hard-hitting insight. He breaks down how state leaders are flexing new political power under Trump’s influence, reflects on the appointment of dozens of new immigration judges, and argues that “the military is the only way” may refer more to lawyers and prosecutors than boots on the ground. Between ads for Soft Disclosure lotion and Bitcoin wallets, JB calls out corruption in Washington, celebrates Trump’s global wins, and promises that Team Trump is “flooding the zone” with competence. With college football, faith, and fiery optimism, this episode proves that no one connects Gator pride to geopolitics quite like JB.

CannCon and Chris Paul bring a Halloween mix of humor, outrage, and deep insight in this packed episode of Badlands Daily. From Trump handing out full-size candy bars at the White House to the absurdity of “clean CR” politics, the hosts tear into Congress’s endless continuing resolutions and the growing chaos of the government shutdown. They dive into the SNAP benefits crisis, exposing the fraud, obesity, and dependency it fuels, then spotlight how everyday Americans and churches, not the government, are stepping up to feed their neighbors. CannCon and Chris also unpack the DOJ’s new probe into BLM, the homelessness industry’s corruption, California’s billion-dollar Capitol project shrouded in NDAs, and Trump’s call for “equal basis” nuclear testing. With sharp humor, righteous anger, and real talk, they connect the dots between broken systems, media manipulation, and Trump’s long game for American sovereignty.

GMoney celebrates episode 135 of Rugpull Radio on the eve of Bitcoin’s 17th anniversary and the 250th year since 1776, tying together history, prophecy, and technology in one explosive broadcast. He connects the dots between Trump’s tariff strategy, the Federal Reserve’s 1913 origins, and Bitcoin’s rise as the tool to end financial slavery. GMoney argues that true freedom isn’t political, it’s proof of work, not proof of stake, and that Bitcoin represents the “digital 1776” prophesied in Q drops. From John Perry Barlow’s vision of a free Internet to Trump’s cryptic speeches and Eric Trump’s mining ventures, every thread points to a global shift of power from bankers to individuals. Alongside hilarious ad reads for Soft Disclosure and My Shroom Vibe, GMoney mixes philosophy, tech, and scripture to reveal a digital war centuries in the making, where knowledge, not bullets, wins the day.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior bring laughs, fire, and brotherhood to SITREP Ep. 134, blending serious talk on AI censorship and government control with hilarious Marine Corps banter in honor of the Corps’ 250th birthday. The show opens with a heated debate over whether watermarking AI content violates the First Amendment, complete with a surprise deepfake of Alpha that leaves the chat howling. From there, the hosts celebrate the Marine legacy with war stories, inside jokes about Pendleton and Camp Lejeune, and reflections on faith, freedom, and service. The night takes a thoughtful turn when a veteran caller shares a powerful testimony about healing from mercury toxicity, leading to an unexpected and inspiring discussion on natural health, mental resilience, and redemption. Wrapping up with talk of the 5th of November, nuclear testing, and national readiness, CannCon and Alpha balance humor, patriotism, and hard truth in a way only Badlands Marines can.

It’s Mischief Night on Quite Frankly, and Frankie Val brings the chaos in this wild, hilarious, and spooky episode featuring Top and Raven of Nephilim Death Squad. The trio dives deep into supernatural encounters, guardian angels, demons, rakes, and raptures, blending biblical insight with the bizarre. From prison insemination schemes and Kim Kardashian’s moon-landing theories to gender inversion conspiracies and alien abductions, the conversation spirals into the truly unbelievable (and unholy). Amidst laughter, theology, and twisted headlines, they still find time to talk about faith, friendship, and how to keep your sanity when the world’s gone mad. Plus, the now-legendary debut of the “dick laser” might just make this the most unforgettable Quite Frankly episode yet.

Adel Nero and Zak Paine deliver a powerhouse episode of Taking It Back, unpacking the explosive “Operation Arctic Frost” investigation that targeted Trump allies and conservative organizations across America. They trace how Lisa Monaco, Merrick Garland, and Christopher Wray orchestrated a sprawling deep-state dragnet that weaponized federal power for political persecution. The hosts discuss Ed Martin’s role in unraveling the scheme and the DOJ’s internal reckoning under Trump’s new leadership. From there, they shift to election integrity, examining Trump’s call for paper ballots, the dismantling of Dominion’s foreign operations, and the quiet groundwork for America’s next voting overhaul. The conversation turns global as they explore Trump’s tariff strategy, Congress’s resistance, and the return of U.S. manufacturing. Wrapping up with sharp takes on welfare reform, ICE expansion, and the looming SNAP shutdown crisis, Adel and Zak connect every thread to one unifying theme: Trump’s full-spectrum war to rebuild America’s sovereignty.

In The Choice Ep. 3, Ghost and Ashe in America explore The Chosen’s third episode, “Jesus Loves the Little Children,” unpacking its hidden symbolism, scriptural depth, and emotional impact. The hosts dive into how this episode reveals Jesus’ humanity for the first time, working, laughing, and teaching children in the wilderness, while echoing the seven days of creation through his lessons and labor. They examine how childlike faith contrasts with the cynicism of adults, and how innocence, obedience, and love form the foundation of the Kingdom of God. From foreshadowing Jesus’ ministry and the Sermon on the Mount to powerful reflections on humility, morality, and divine purpose, Ghost and Ashe connect the dots between Scripture, storytelling, and real-world faith. The discussion flows from laughter to reverence, highlighting why this “simple” episode might be one of the most profound portrayals of Christ’s character ever filmed.

Jon Herold unpacks a historic week in global politics, starting with Trump’s high-stakes G2 Summit with Xi Jinping in South Korea. From nuclear submarine deals and shipbuilding contracts to China’s agreement to buy U.S. oil, gas, and soybeans, Jon connects the dots between trade, tariffs, and Trump’s bold announcement to resume nuclear testing for the first time in 30 years. He highlights the geopolitical chess game behind Trump’s “12 out of 10” meeting and the new U.S.–China energy partnership that could reshape global power. Back home, Jon digs into Chuck Grassley’s bombshell revelations about “Operation Arctic Frost,” where the FBI subpoenaed over 400 Republicans and conservative organizations, exposing the DOJ’s weaponized political targeting. Between live chat chaos, jokes about Fort Knox, and a few nuclear memes, Jon ties it all together with signature Badlands wit and insight, proving that in a world this explosive, sometimes you just have to laugh.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior team up for a hard-hitting Badlands Daily that blends breaking news, military insight, and classic Badlands humor. The show opens with the nationwide SNAP outage and the chaos it’s sparked, videos of grocery fights, “EBT crash-outs,” and organized looting across major cities, before connecting the dots to the government shutdown, Biden’s plummeting approval, and Trump’s strategic silence. From there, they tackle reports of Navy operations in the Pacific, the “Arctic Frost” grand jury targeting Trump allies, and new leaks exposing DHS funding of AI-driven election interference. Alpha breaks down the tactical mindset behind information warfare, while CannCon links it all to the long game of narrative control. Between geopolitical updates, cultural takes, and a few unfiltered rants, this episode captures the tension, absurdity, and high stakes of an America on the edge of revelation.

Jon Herold and Burning Bright dive into a loaded Wednesday night of revelations, humor, and geopolitical fireworks. The duo kicks off with Marjorie Taylor Greene’s viral appearance on Shipwreck’s show, where she suggests Americans could “rein in” their government by not paying taxes, before pivoting to deeper analysis on what that rhetoric means for public sentiment and federal overreach. From there, they unpack CNN’s meltdown over Steve Bannon’s talk of a Trump “third term,” examining the constitutional arguments, media panic, and symbolic language shaping the current political theater. The conversation expands globally as Trump meets with Xi Jinping, announcing the “G2” alliance that sidelines the EU and signals a power shift toward U.S.–China economic dominance. Other key topics include the Arctic Frost investigation, Biden’s “autopen presidency,” Rumble’s new monetization model, and the looming financial reset. As always, Jon and BB mix sharp geopolitical analysis with absurd humor, cars, dogs, and chat chaos, proving once again that no one breaks down the global narrative quite like the Devolution Power Hour.

Brad Zerbo and Zak Paine take Altered State to new heights of absurdity and analysis as they dive into the chaos surrounding the ongoing government shutdown and EBT system collapse. From viral TikToks of “EBT crash-outs” and grocery store brawls to the Democrats’ 13 failed votes to reopen the government, the hosts expose how media spin and political leverage are pushing the nation toward orchestrated chaos. They break down the SNAP work requirements, healthcare for illegals, and the left’s willingness to weaponize suffering for control. Things take a darker—and funnier—turn as they react to wild social media clips threatening riots, theft, and even cannibalism, while arguing that the shutdown may be Trump’s ultimate play to expose government dependency. Between beard oil mishaps, pet product plugs, and discussions about declawed cats, Macs versus PCs, and Trump’s “King of Korea” moment, this episode is both unhinged and unmissable.

Tonight, we’re cutting through the noise. I sit down with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for a raw conversation about the state of our nation — where America stands, and where we’re headed if we don’t start putting our people first. We talk about the war on the middle class, the endless propaganda pushing foreign priorities, and the fraud and waste buried in our own government programs. MTG opens up about the hate she faces, how she stays grounded, and what real leadership looks like when even “America First” politicians seem to forget who they serve. This one’s not about sides — it’s about truth, clarity, and the fight to bring America back home.

Matt Ehret and Ghost (Gordon McCormick) reunite after a brief break for a powerhouse episode of Breaking History that spans centuries of geopolitics and the future of global order. They begin with the newly resurfaced “Kennedy–Khrushchev World Peace Bridge” map linking Alaska to Russia, a vision for unity that Ehret traces back to 19th-century proposals for a Bering Strait tunnel. The hosts debate whether the document’s reemergence is historical revelation or strategic forgery, tying it to JFK’s legacy, Trump’s modern diplomacy, and Russia’s long game of cooperative infrastructure. From there, they dissect Trump’s postponed Budapest summit, U.S.–Russia sanctions, and how “WrestleMania-level theater” masks real geopolitical shifts. The conversation unfolds into Venezuela’s cartel wars, Zionism’s unraveling, Christian heresy, and the coming peace through sovereign alliances. With humor, history, and heavy analysis, Breaking History delivers its signature blend of strategy, spirit, and revelation, reminding listeners that the great game is always bigger than the headlines.

Jon Herold returns to The Daily Herold with his trademark mix of wit, chaos, and sharp analysis. He kicks things off promoting Shipwreck’s big interview with Marjorie Taylor Greene before diving into Trump’s Asia tour, the new $350 billion South Korea trade deal, and the Pentagon’s kinetic strikes on narco-vessels. From there, Jon unpacks the expanding FBI “Arctic Frost” investigation targeting over 160 Trump allies, connects it to the ongoing RICO probes, and digs into Chuck Grassley’s inquiry into globalist foundations funding the CCP. Between discussions of Tylenol lawsuits, Netanyahu’s bombing campaign, and Obama’s call for “new journalism,” Jon keeps the chat lively with hilarious tangents about COVID cruises, escaped Mississippi monkeys, and late-night chip rustling. Wrapping up with updates on Trump’s accolades in South Korea and Shipwreck’s primetime lineup, this episode proves that even in a “slow news day,” The Daily Herold is never boring...just dangerously funny.