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Alphas Make Sandwiches Ep. 49: Christmas Chaos & Soft Disclosure

In this festive episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches, Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada welcome Annie from Willow Wind Farm for a warm, funny, and wildly creative holiday show. From Christmas challenges, tree photography tips, and bow-tying tutorials to gift-wrapping hacks, Universal Studios’ Grinch antics, and chaotic celebrity eggnog attempts, the ladies dive headfirst into the season. Annie shares the story behind Soft Disclosure and the intentional, American-made process behind each product while the hosts showcase holiday cocktails, charcuterie creations, and self-care tips for surviving the winter rush. It’s a sparkling blend of laughter, crafts, cozy farm life, behind-the-scenes moments, and a whole lot of Christmas spirit, the perfect companion for anyone decking the halls Badlands-style.

Badlands Media Special Coverage – President Trump’s Farmer Relief Roundtable: 12/8/25

Badlands Media brings live coverage of President Trump’s roundtable announcing an $11 billion farmer relief package funded by tariff revenue, aimed at stabilizing producers after years of inflation, rising input costs, and foreign market manipulation. Speaking alongside Cabinet officials, senators, and farmers from across the country, Trump outlines new support for row crops and specialty crops, a coming reshoring push for fertilizer production, and immediate action against foreign competitors dumping rice and other commodities into U.S. markets. He also pledges to roll back environmental restrictions on farm equipment to lower machinery costs and restore practicality for growers. Throughout the event, farmers share candid stories about financial strain, lost markets, and the impact of Biden-era policies, while administration officials highlight trade successes with China, Japan, and other nations. The roundtable closes with Trump fielding questions on tariffs, agricultural security, health-care reform, vaccine scheduling, the pipe-bomb case, and global conflicts, linking farm strength to national strength in a sweeping policy conversation.

Y-Chromes Ep. 60 – Modern Parenting, Masculinity Shifts & the Clutter War

CannCon, Alpha Warrior, and Cam Cooksey dive into a lively mix of dad life, masculine identity, and the everyday battles no one warns men about, from the psychological warfare of household clutter to the strange new expectations placed on modern fathers. The trio joke about holiday chaos, shared parenting struggles, and “gifts you buy your wife that she already owns,” before shifting into deeper territory on marriage dynamics, leadership in the home, and how social media has warped both male and female expectations. They contrast old-school discipline with today’s gentle-parenting trends, unpack why so many men feel disconnected from their purpose, and debate whether society actually wants strong fathers at all. With humor, honesty, and plenty of accidental wisdom, Episode 60 blends real-world stories with cultural critique, offering a raw and relatable look at what it takes to be a grounded man in a distracted world.

The Daily Herold: 12/8/25 – NDAA Shenanigans, MTG Drama & Trump’s One-Rule AI Order

Jon Herold kicks off a groggy Monday show by digging into the 3,000-page NDAA, flagging hidden provisions, bizarre inserts like the “Road to Housing Act,” and congressional attempts to reshape or limit Tulsi Gabbard’s DNI authority. He jumps into Trump’s latest Truth Social posts, including sharp jabs at Marjorie Taylor Greene following her 60 Minutes appearance, new demands for apologies from legacy media, and Trump’s announcement of a coming “one rule” executive order to centralize AI oversight. Jon also walks through Patrick Byrne’s new claims about Ratcliffe and J6 evidence suppression, questions the motives behind Venezuela-machine narratives, and breaks down why multiple factions appear to be running ops designed to demoralize or divide Trump’s base. With chat engagement, humor, squirrel metaphors, and deep dives into bill language, Jon unpacks a slow news day that turns out to be anything but.

Badlands Daily – 12/8/25: Epstein Files, J6 Pipe Bomb Suspect, Global Shake-Ups & Government Corruption

CannCon and Zak Paine kick off the week with major revelations, starting with a federal judge approving the release of Epstein grand jury transcripts, signaling a potential seismic shift in long-buried evidence. He then digs into the confusing and contradictory rollout of the J6 pipe bomb suspect, questioning the FBI’s narrative and prosecutor Jocelyn Ballantyne’s involvement. The episode widens to expose cartel-linked money laundering tied to a former DEA official, widespread Somali-led welfare and PPP fraud in Minnesota, and the DOJ’s sudden interest in voter-roll failures. They also break down Trump’s evolving vaccine stance, the Supreme Court’s review of birthright citizenship, and global backlash to America’s new National Security Strategy, including EU outrage and NATO’s scramble to adapt. A fast-moving hour connecting corruption, policy shifts, and geopolitical realignment.

Q After Hours Ep. 8 – The Magnetosphere Mystery & The Collapsing Climate Narrative

Alpha Warrior, Brad Zerbo, and Josh Reid take a deep dive into the sudden disappearance of global magnetosphere data, unpacking whether the blackout signals a technical glitch, concealed atmospheric event, or an inconvenient truth for the climate-change establishment. Using archived charts, satellite outputs, and years of pattern-watching, they walk through what the magnetosphere should look like versus the eerie data gaps now appearing across major monitoring systems. The trio breaks down solar-cycle dynamics, pole-shift timing, cosmic-radiation spikes, Schumann resonance signals, and how magnetic disruption ties into everything from volcanic activity to geopolitical secrecy. They also examine how governments and agencies have manipulated climate modeling, suppressed contradictory readings, and framed natural solar and magnetic cycles as man-made crises to sell policy and fear. With humor, deep technical knowledge, and classic After Hours chaos, the hosts explore whether the magnetosphere anomaly represents a passing blip, or a sign the system is preparing for a major shift.

The Narrative Ep. 49: The Trump Doctrine

Burning Bright and guest Brad Zerbo break down the emerging “Trump Doctrine” as they connect the administration’s diplomatic maneuvers, foreign-policy posture, and escalating information war to a broader strategic realignment. They explore how Trump’s peace deals, regional power restructuring, and refusal to follow legacy-media narratives reveal a coherent geopolitical philosophy rooted in sovereignty, deterrence, and economic leverage. From Africa to the Middle East to America’s domestic political battles, BB and Brad analyze how Trump’s actions, rather than pundit rhetoric, define the doctrine, and why the establishment finds it so destabilizing. Along the way they examine information-war dynamics, media manipulation, and the signals hidden inside official statements and global reactions. With humor, sharp pattern recognition, and BB’s signature narrative framing, this episode unpacks how Trump’s approach is reshaping alliances, exposing institutional decay, and accelerating a historic shift in global power.

The No Treason Podcast Ep. 10 – Spooner, the Civil War, and the Machinery of Financial Power

Jonathan Drake goes live for Episode 10 and delivers a sweeping, deeply researched conclusion to his study of Lysander Spooner’s No Treason, tying together the Civil War, tariffs, banking panics, and the rise of centralized federal power. He revisits Spooner’s argument that the Constitution has either authorized tyranny or failed to prevent it, then walks through the appendix, the moral implications of consent, and the legal fiction of national debt. Jonathan explores the Panic of 1837, British credit manipulation, the cotton economy, Northern financial dominance, and the cascading economic forces that set the stage for secession. He maps Spooner’s claims onto real historical data, tariff battles, immigration-driven political shifts, banking collapses, railroad cartelization, and the post-war consolidation of authority, showing how a generations-long chain of financial engineering shaped the America we know today. With humor, live-chat banter, sponsor breaks, and a final tease of his upcoming Trial by Jury series, Jonathan closes the chapter on No Treason by returning to Spooner’s core warning: all political power rests on the control of money, and liberty requires breaking that bond.

Devolution Power Hour Ep. 413 – The J6 Narrative Cracks, Media Meltdowns, and the Intel Nobody Trusts

Jon Herold and Chris Paul tear into the chaotic rollout of the alleged January 6 pipe-bomber arrest, dissecting the affidavit, the timeline, the surveillance gaps, and the suspiciously coordinated media narratives surrounding the case. They highlight inconsistencies between the government’s claims and the evidence shown, question why key footage and details surfaced only after years of silence, and explore how the story is being shaped to protect institutional credibility rather than reveal truth. From there, Jon and Chris examine the broader information-war landscape, including the media’s panicked response to Trump’s rising momentum, the collapse of trusted narratives, and a public that increasingly refuses to buy what legacy institutions are selling. With sharp analysis, sarcasm, and a few well-placed rants, the hosts map out how propaganda, selective transparency, and political desperation are converging as the system loses control of the story.

Flow Ep. 30 – Fighting Pressure, Holding Vision, and Becoming Someone You Can Rely On

In this introspective episode of Flow, Cam Cooksey digs into what it really means to grow through pressure rather than buckle under it. Reflecting on his own week of setbacks, distractions, and emotional weight, Cam breaks down how self-trust is built in the moments when everything feels off, and why those “off” days are actually training grounds for becoming the person you want to be. He explores how expectations sabotage progress, why consistency matters more than intensity, and how to keep momentum when discipline feels impossible. Using stories from his clients, his own routines, and the challenges he’s actively working through, Cam offers a grounded and honest look at resilience as a practice, not a personality trait. Encouraging, practical, and deeply human, Episode 30 is a reminder that flow isn’t something you find, it’s something you build, especially on the days when it feels farthest away.