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CannCon and Ghost tackle a wild morning in this packed episode of Badlands Daily, starting with the global Cloudflare outage that briefly knocked out major platforms, including X and Truth Social, right as geopolitical tensions hit a peak. With the internet flickering back to life, the hosts break down the timing behind the disruption, Trump’s upcoming historic meeting with MBS, and why today marks a major shift in global power dynamics. They dig into CNN narratives, Trump’s maneuvering on the Epstein file release, the strategic feud with MTG, and how Democrats and media are unintentionally building consensus for disclosure. Ghost expands on the brewing Saudi–U.S. alliance, the symbolism of the MBS arrival ceremony, and why the F35 sale signals a massive rebalancing away from Israeli dominance. Along the way, they expose weak media spin, revisit Larry Summers and Epstein fallout, and unpack the carefully staged narrative warfare unfolding in real time. A high-energy, high-stakes episode that captures a turning point in global politics.

In this gripping episode of Baseless Conspiracies, Jon Herold and Zak Paine dive deep into one of the darkest and most unsettling revelations yet: the human-hunting "safaris" that allegedly took place during the Bosnian war. Drawing directly from the document, Jon and Zak break down the shocking claims that wealthy Western elites traveled into Sarajevo’s war-torn hills to pay for the chance to shoot civilians, including children, under the protection of Serbian forces. The hosts explore the ongoing Italian criminal investigation, the whistleblower testimony, and the broader implications for global intelligence networks that may have known far more than they admitted. From there, the conversation evolves into a heated but thoughtful exchange on disclosure, accountability, and what it will really take to dismantle entrenched corruption. With their trademark blend of depth, humor, and friction, Jon and Zak tackle everything from Epstein case theatrics to political psyops, all while asking the hard questions about justice, timing, and the public’s role in demanding the truth. This is an episode that pushes boundaries, challenges assumptions, and refuses to look away from the darkness.

Ashe in America and Jackie Espada return after a GART break with a powerful, wide-ranging episode that dives straight into the stories shaping America’s future. From Noah Harari’s chilling statements on surveillance, data ownership, and the manipulation of human behavior, to the explosive rise of wearables like the Oura Ring and what biometric tracking really means for personal sovereignty, the hosts unpack how global elites use narratives to engineer compliance. Ashe and Jackie also explore the unfolding debate around H1B visas, Trump’s controversial comments, and the long-term consequences of globalization hollowing out American talent. They analyze Alaska’s massive LNG developments, the rescinding of restrictive energy regulations, and how U.S. dominance in energy is quietly being restored while the media obsesses over Epstein and H1B outrage cycles. With sharp cultural insight, deep policy breakdowns, and their signature blend of humor and straight talk, Ashe and Jackie illuminate why America’s momentum is accelerating, and why the establishment can’t keep up.

Ghost explores the remarkable life and influence of Tom Barrack, tracing how his upbringing, time in the Middle East, and early relationships with Gulf royalty shaped him into one of Trump’s most trusted global connectors. From the Plaza Hotel deal to the famous Steinway piano moment, Ghost highlights Barrack’s decades-long friendship with Trump and his unique ability to bridge American and Arab power centers. The episode covers Barrack’s deep ties to MBS and MBZ, his role in the geopolitical shifts that paved the way for Vision 2030 and the Abraham Accords, and why the DOJ targeted him despite a unanimous acquittal. A tight, compelling chapter showing why Trump once called Barrack the man who “can see the future.”

Ashe in America, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada steer an Abbey-less episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches through a packed pre-holiday whirlwind. The ladies unveil their upcoming “holiday extravaganza” lineup featuring Shipwreck, the Rise Attire Base Queen, Michelle from Tamarack Garden, Annie from Soft Disclosure, and the Tattooed Teacher. They celebrate the start of the season with sponsor spotlights, hair-care confessions, and plans for a giant all-girls OnlyLands panel between Christmas and New Year’s. Jackie announces the winners of the GART scavenger hunt, the crew recaps the weekend’s karaoke moments and panel highlights, and Ashe dreams up a mock grand-jury event for the next GART, complete with jury selection chaos. Christy jumps into the idiom of the week (“take the high road”) and a history segment featuring Ruby Bridges and the wild life of investigative legend Nellie Bly. Jackie closes out with a practical migraine-survival guide for the holidays, hydration hacks, magnesium, essential oils, pressure points, and more, while Soft Disclosure makes an unofficial cameo through jokes, ad reads, and skincare worship. A cozy, chaotic, funny, and full-hearted episode that embodies the AMS sisterhood.

CannCon, Alpha Warrior, JB White, and Cam Cooksey deliver a full-throttle, off-the-rails Y-Chromes session packed with sports meltdowns, wild animal encounters, and pure testosterone-fueled storytelling. The guys kick things off with botched audio, NFL pick failures, and a breakdown of UFC-level football hits before spiraling into debates over penalty flags, trans-athlete controversies, and the infamous “Kamala cop flip.” Cam’s “Crazy White People” segment steals the show, featuring bulls launching tourists, rodeo disasters, and a man nearly scalped by an elk. From there, the crew dives into why modern relationships are failing, insane divorce stats, and whether men secretly want to be chased. They react to viewer-submitted carnage, failed backflips, terrifying waves, and a basketball player with a neck of steel, before ending with accidental sex-toy jokes during a Soft Disclosure ad read. It’s loud, unfiltered, hysterical, and pure Y-Chromes mayhem from start to finish.

Jon Herold kicks off a Monday-ish Monday with a mix of exhaustion, sharp analysis, and classic Herold humor as he unpacks a chaotic week of political drama, narrative battles, and strange internet behavior. From the MTG–Trump feud to the endless Epstein “file” frenzy, Jon breaks down why so many online fights feel manufactured and how bad-faith actors, bots included, are warping the truth-seeking ecosystem. He dives into Trump’s reversed stance on releasing Epstein records, new DOJ maneuvers, the curious case of SDNY’s sudden involvement, and the larger distraction campaign drowning out Trump’s real accomplishments. Jon also takes aim at Media Matters hit pieces, Real Clear Politics shoutouts, Biden’s sluggish executive action pace, DOJ inconsistencies, and the bizarre rise of Pentagon psyop podcasts. Mixing doomer self-deprecation with grounded realism, Jon makes a compelling case that social media outrage is synthetic, justice comes slowly, and America is still fighting through information fog as Trump continues to “flood the zone.”

CannCon and Zak Paine tear into a massive morning of political chaos, media spin, and narrative warfare in this loaded episode of Badlands Daily. They break down USAID-funded media collapse, the absurdity of the Epstein email frenzy, and how every “bombshell” continues to blow back on Democrats instead of Trump. As the hosts walk through Dershowitz clips, Politico narratives, Plaskett’s exposed text messages, and Trump’s pointed Truth Social posts demanding the release of Epstein files, they lay out why the story looks less like a scandal for Trump, and more like a trap sprung on his enemies. The conversation intensifies with new hit pieces from NPR and Media Matters targeting Badlands hosts, dissecting why establishment media is suddenly panicked about the “Trump-as-informant” theory. CannCon and Zak dive into the mechanics of lawfare, DOJ maneuvers, Pam Bondi’s involvement, SDNY strategy, the unfolding J6 pipe bomber controversy, and the timing of federal investigations hinted at by Cash Patel. With humor, receipts, and sharp analysis, they expose the layers of psyops, midterm setups, and narrative control attempts swirling through the political ecosystem.

In this fiery episode of the RattlerGator Report, JB White breaks down a whirlwind weekend of hacked X posts, football highs and lows, and the relentless march of global realignment driven by Donald Trump’s strategic “flood the zone” maneuvering. Reflecting on his old threads from 2020 and the massive power Trump held at the end of his first term, JB digs into the ongoing information war, the collapse of adversarial narratives, and the unmistakable signals, like the Ford carrier’s positioning, showing that America is reasserting full-spectrum dominance. He contrasts discernment and emotional reactions, calls out misguided influencers, and highlights the emerging technological battles shaping the new geopolitical landscape. With trademark candor, humor, and unapologetic patriotism, JB weaves sports talk, personal anecdotes, military analysis, and hard-nosed political insight into a single, rapid-fire meditation on the moment America finds itself in as history bends sharply toward a long-awaited reckoning.

Alpha Warrior, Josh Reid, and Brad Zerbo come in hot for Episode 5 of Q After Hours, diving straight into global instability, psychological operations, and the mounting tensions shaping a world in transition. The guys break down the rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape, from the Middle East powder keg to Ukraine’s unraveling, and explore how propaganda, shadow governance, and orchestrated crises are pushing populations toward a collective reckoning. They examine the collapse of institutional trust, the awakening of millions to systemic corruption, and the increasing desperation of governments trying to maintain control. Along the way, they discuss AI censorship, media fear-cycles, election manipulation, and the strategic moves happening behind the scenes as elites scramble for narrative dominance. With their signature blend of sharp analysis, humor, and late-night honesty, Alpha, Josh, and Brad piece together the signals in the noise and map out what’s coming next in the global struggle for power and truth.

Burning Bright and Ghost deliver a sharp, strategic breakdown of converging global narratives in this episode of The Narrative. They open with Ghost’s deep dive into the Middle East, unpacking how Israel’s fracture with the U.S., shifting alliances, and the looming MBS/Trump meeting signal a seismic realignment. BB expands the picture, showing how the “pincer paradox” forms when multiple storylines, Epstein leaks, elite resignations, media panic, and geopolitical pressure...begin collapsing inward at the same time. Together they examine why the Epstein story is being pushed so hard, how timing and proximity reveal narrative intent, and why the establishment is running out of room to maneuver. From China’s tightening grip over information to AI-driven censorship, from the West’s institutional decay to the emerging sovereign realignment, BB and Ghost map out the pressure points squeezing the global order. Fast-paced, serious, and steeped in pattern recognition, this episode reframes current events as part of a coordinated collapse of old power structures, and the simultaneous rise of something new.

In this dense and thought-provoking episode of The No Treason Podcast, Jonathan Drake dives straight into Lysander Spooner’s dismantling of government legitimacy. Jonathan walks listeners through Spooner’s shift from exposing the Constitution’s fatal contradictions to identifying the true structure of modern slavery—beginning with treaties and government debt. He breaks down why treaties fail every standard of natural law, why no agent of government can prove lawful consent to enter them, and how these agreements entangle millions of people in obligations they never accepted. Jonathan then tackles Spooner’s devastating critique of national debt—showing how a “secret band” of unaccountable agents borrows in darkness, uses criminal purposes as justification, and binds future generations through coercion, taxation, and fraud. Alongside Spooner’s logic, Jonathan explores apophatic reasoning, natural law, anarcho-capitalist debates, election secrecy, and the moral implications of political power itself. Sponsors, live-chat reflections, and Jonathan’s signature philosophical clarity round out a rigorous exploration of consent, sovereignty, and the machinery that keeps citizens trapped in manufactured obligations.

Jon Herold and Chris Paul return for a fiery Saturday edition of Devolution Power Hour, diving straight into the political chaos of the week, starting with Trump’s explosive public break with Marjorie Taylor Greene. The hosts dissect the sudden feud, the emotional overreactions online, and the wave of “purity tests” sweeping MAGA as social-media influencers attempt to excommunicate anyone who expresses disagreement or nuance. Jon and Chris tackle the questionable “Epstein files,” the suspicious timing of their release, and why both independent media and state media seem invested in pushing obviously absurd narratives. They explore the psychological operations embedded in political drama, the unhealthy emotional attachment many have to public figures, and the broader clown-world dynamics shaping public perception. From Media Matters hit pieces to NPR smear jobs, Chinese student headlines to H1B panic, Trump’s conflicting messaging, MTG’s media tour, and the general unreality of modern political news, this episode unpacks the absurdity with humor, clarity, and sharp analysis. A wild, insightful ride through misinformation, manipulation, and the fight to maintain sanity in a world addicted to outrage.

Alpha Warrior sits down with his longtime friend James R (@realpersonpltcs) for one of the most emotional and powerful People episodes yet. In this deeply personal conversation, James opens up about his rough childhood outside Chicago, the grit that shaped him, his unexpected move to Hawaii, and how the world of podcasting, and eventually love...found him. But the heart of this episode is James’s near-death experience: the massive stroke he suffered on August 19th, which left him collapsed in a parking lot and fighting for his life. James recounts waking up in a hospital, relearning the world one question at a time, and confronting the brutal realization of how close he came to leaving behind his wife and young daughter. Alpha and James reflect on trauma, God’s intervention, the power of prayer, rebuilding purpose, and the clarity that comes after facing death. What follows is a raw exploration of forgiveness, humility, recovery, and the relentless will to fight. A conversation filled with brotherhood, faith, hard truth, and hope, offering strength to anyone walking through their own battles.

In this wide-open episode of Flow, Cam Cooksey returns from GART with stories, laughs, and a whole lot of energy, despite technical chaos, mic mishaps, and his dogs playing on TV. Cam kicks off the night checking in on the community, sending prayers to Peyton Pooh, and battling Streamyard gremlins before settling into a rhythm only Flow can deliver. From SEC smack-talk and Georgia pride to heartfelt reflections on friendship, brotherhood, and the beautiful madness of the Badlands family, Cam brings listeners behind the scenes of GART, Conscious Strength inside jokes, and the spontaneous hilarity of live broadcasting. He shares personal moments with Jordan Sather, Jackie, the Badlands crew, and callers from the community, blending sincerity with wild humor as he navigates football banter, MSM hit pieces, and the deeper meaning of being America First. Cam closes the show with gratitude, music, and an open heart, reminding everyone why Flow feels like sitting around a fire with friends you’ve known forever.

Brad Zerbo and Jaytriot take listeners on a hilarious and deeply nostalgic ride through the songs they once hid from their friends—but secretly loved. From disco denials to new-wave confessions, the guys relive the moments that shaped their musical tastes, including the awkward childhood discoveries, the high-school peer pressure, and the unforgettable “caught red-handed” stories. The episode jumps through decades of guilty-pleasure classics: Bee Gees falsettos, Motown gems, Frank Sinatra bombast, 80s pop anthems, techno nostalgia, Bonnie Tyler melodrama, Chicago love ballads, and even glam-rock oddities that neither host would have admitted to liking back in the day. Their personal stories—Halloween costumes gone wrong, uncomfortable car-ride reveals, and cringe-yet-iconic party moments—bring the music to life with humor and heart. The guys also celebrate modern rediscoveries, genre mashups, and the joy of embracing the songs they once hid “deep underground.” The episode caps off with a surprise clip from GART and a tribute spin from The Rods, tying together family, fandom, and the music that shaped them.

A whole crew of Badlands Media hosts piles into this chaotic, hilarious, deeply human episode of OnlyLands as they recover from GART weekend and attempt—mostly unsuccessfully—to stay on track. What begins as a simple debrief morphs into a free-flowing ride of sleep deprivation, family stories, behind-the-scenes chaos, and the kind of unfiltered camaraderie that only happens after days of travel and zero rest. The group shares favorite GART moments, awkward interactions, heartfelt connections, and brutally honest reflections on what it’s like to meet the Badlands community in person. From Ghost’s feral banter to CannCon’s exhaustion, from Ashe trying to steer the ship to spontaneous tangents about kids, weather, colds, energy drinks, and oddball life advice, this is Badlands at its most authentic. There’s warmth, laughter, oversharing, and the unmistakable chemistry of hosts who genuinely love each other and their audience… even when everyone is half-dead from travel and talking over one another. A messy, memorable, wildly entertaining episode that captures the heart of the Badlands family.

In this illuminating episode of Spellbreakers, Matt Trump breaks down the dramatic week of solar activity with clarity, humor, and a healthy dose of perspective. He walks listeners through the powerful X-class solar flares and CMEs that hit Earth, creating brilliant auroras visible across unusually low latitudes. Matt explains what solar flares actually are, how they’re classified, and why understanding the difference between X-class flares and G-level geomagnetic storms matters for interpreting space-weather headlines. Using accessible science and beautiful imagery—including the allegorical “Magnetosphere” painting—Matt demystifies concepts like coronal mass ejections, magnetosphere shielding, solar cycles, and the physics behind auroras. He also touches on the rising public interest in catastrophism, why mainstream commentators suddenly care about space weather, and how to think critically without spiraling into fear. This episode serves as both a grounding introduction for newcomers and a clarifying refresher for longtime listeners navigating the flood of theories circulating online.

CannCon and Ashe in America break down Ed Martin’s explosive comprehensive pardon memo...a document they call one of the most important filings since the 2020 election. They walk through Martin’s sweeping legal argument detailing years of election-law violations, unconstitutional rule changes, mass censorship, mail-in ballot failures, fraudulent registrations, chain-of-custody breaches, and the refusal of courts to hear evidence. The hosts trace how contingent electors operated within constitutional authority, how historical precedent supports their actions, and why prosecutions in Michigan, Georgia, Nevada, and Arizona are collapsing. They highlight Brad Raffensperger’s revealing 2020 interview, the censorship regime driven by CISA and EIP, and the way lawfare was weaponized against attorneys, electors, whistleblowers, and everyday citizens. Packed with legal analysis, historical context, and fiery commentary, this episode lays out the full scope of election misconduct, and why accountability is finally coming into focus.

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince return with a packed episode of MAHA News, diving straight into winter wellness, immune support tricks, and the value of natural remedies before tackling the week’s biggest health and agriculture stories. They break down Oregon and Washington’s aggressive new regulations on small farmers, from redefining CAFOs to six-figure compliance demands and even satellite-based enforcement, highlighting how state governments are squeezing ranchers and threatening local food systems. Jordan and Nate also examine the booming GLP-1 weight-loss drug craze, Trump and RFK Jr.’s push to slash prices, and why these drugs should remain a last resort. The discussion expands to RFK Jr.’s announcement that mercury will finally be gone from vaccines, the upcoming overhaul of U.S. dietary guidelines, and the potential fallout of Congress closing the Delta-8 hemp loophole, putting much of the CBD industry at risk. Packed with analysis, personal insight, and forward-looking health strategies, this episode covers the shifting landscape of nutrition, policy, and natural living.