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In this powerhouse Veterans Day episode, Ghost dives deep into the latest global shakeups, starting with Trump’s bold warning to Nigeria over Christian persecution and the ripple effects across Africa. He breaks down the U.S. push into Central Asia’s mineral markets, exposing the neocon agendas and globalist resistance to Trump’s resource diplomacy. From Steve Bannon and Eric Prince’s takes on manufacturing and Middle Eastern geopolitics to Israel’s growing instability and internal dissent, Ghost connects the dots on how global power structures are crumbling. He also unpacks breaking news of a Turkish military plane crash, Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic maneuvering ahead of Trump’s meeting with MBS, and Viktor Orbán’s efforts to mediate a Trump–Putin peace summit. Thought-provoking, fiery, and meticulously sourced, this episode maps the frontlines of the multipolar world forming right before our eyes.

On this Veterans Day edition of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ghost return from GART with sharp analysis, laughter, and righteous fire. The guys honor America’s veterans before diving headfirst into Trump’s tariff war and the Supreme Court battle that could reshape the U.S. economy. From foreign trade manipulation to the corruption of global elites, they expose how corporate oligarchs have enslaved America through debt and bad deals, and why Trump’s economic nationalism terrifies them. The conversation expands into the shocking growth of Big Insurance under Obamacare, Trump’s plan to redirect subsidies to the people, and the future of AI in the insurance industry. They tackle the culture wars, free speech rulings, and even the Olympic Committee’s ban on trans athletes. Wrapping with fiery geopolitical updates on Israel, Syria, and Venezuela, CannCon and Ghost pull no punches in connecting the dots between global power plays and America’s fight for freedom.

Live from Cocoa Beach at GART 10, CannCon and Chris Paul deliver a fiery Badlands Daily packed with breaking revelations, political chaos, and plenty of laughs. The duo starts by exposing a bombshell peer-reviewed study showing that 6 out of 7 COVID PCR tests produced false positives, validating what truth-seekers have been saying for years. From there, they tear into Gretchen Whitmer’s sudden “lockdown regrets,” the DOJ’s new grand jury subpoenas against James Comey and John Brennan, and the tangled web of Russiagate’s cover-up. The conversation turns to the infamous J6 pipe bomber psyop, the DOJ’s moves on Tina Peters, and Trump’s bold call to end the filibuster to fix America’s broken elections. Between sharp analysis, live audience banter, and running jokes about Angelina Jolie’s Ukraine siren debut, CannCon and Chris mix humor and hard truth in a lightning-fast episode that sets the stage for a wild GART weekend.

Jonathan Drake returns for The No Treason Podcast Ep. 6, continuing his deep dive into Lysander Spooner’s No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority. Picking up with Sections 8 through 15, Jonathan exposes how the secret ballot, far from being a safeguard of liberty, is actually a tool of tyranny, shielding voters from accountability while empowering what Spooner calls “a secret band of robbers and murderers.” He unpacks Spooner’s dismantling of the notion of consent in governance, explaining how elections, oaths of office, and the Constitution itself fail every test of natural law. With sharp humor and vivid analogies, from pork smoking and squirrels teaching natural law to the absurdity of “oaths given to the wind”, Jonathan ties Spooner’s 19th-century insights to modern politics and moral philosophy. It’s a masterclass in understanding why secret governance and blind patriotism lead not to freedom, but to voluntary servitude.

Abbey Blue Eyes takes the Alpha helm solo while the rest of the crew heads to Cocoa Beach, delivering a cozy, hilarious, and surprisingly educational Alphas Make Sandwiches. From building sheds in rainy Alaska to going off-grid and self-sustaining, Abbey ties real-life homesteading to freedom, capitalism, and the value of hard work. She then treats listeners to a mini Shark Week special, diving deep into shark history, mythology, and pop culture, from ancient legends and the invention of the Turtle submarine to how Jaws shaped shark propaganda and modern marine research. The conversation flows into culture and comedy, including the girls’ iconic GART photo shoot, beauty hacks like lymphatic massage, ‘80s hair talk, and the joy of being real women in a world gone synthetic. Funny, smart, and full of heart, Abbey’s solo show is the perfect blend of girl power, history, and hilarity, proof that even alone, an Alpha still shines.

CannCon, JB White, and Cam Cooksey are back with an uproarious Marine Corps birthday episode of Y Chromes, celebrating 250 years of Semper Fi spirit and plenty of friendly trash talk. The guys kick things off with NFL highlights, laughter at Alpha’s missing streak after his team’s losses, and a recap of the now-legendary Badlands beach football game at GART Cocoa Beach. Between fantasy football banter and talk of bruised egos, they dive into Trump’s unforgettable NFL broadcast moment and a wild discussion on gender roles, relationships, and cultural traditions. From debates about feminism and serving your man’s plate to military humor, death metal, and Miss Chile’s shocking performance, no topic is off-limits. The crew wraps up with pure chaos, laughter, and a plug for Soft Disclosure, officially “Black man approved.”

Broadcasting live from his bedroom after a tech meltdown, JB White delivers a raw and fiery RattlerGator Report that moves from humor to high-level geopolitics without missing a beat. Coming off GART 10, he reflects on the energy, the panels, and the importance of “thinking forward” as America enters a new technological and spiritual era. JB rails against censorship and the distortion of free speech under hate-speech laws, arguing that it’s part of a psychological war on discernment and masculinity. He dives into the “bullying” debate sparked at GART, ties it to cultural weakness, and connects global distractions, Zionism, Qatar, and the Jewish scapegoating narrative, back to what he calls the real power center: the City of London and MI6. Between sharp insights on Trump’s long game, the Southern District subpoenas, and the moral duty of citizenship, JB blends faith, wit, and righteous frustration into one powerful monologue. Rounding out the episode, he plugs Soft Disclosure and MyPillow while reminding listeners to think forward and stay grounded in God, courage, and common sense.

Broadcasting live from GART 10 in Cocoa Beach, Jon Herold, Burning Bright, and Chris Paul deliver a high-energy, no-holds-barred Devolution Power Hour. The trio kicks things off with laughter and sponsor shoutouts before diving into heavy geopolitical and cultural analysis. They break down Hollywood’s new film Nuremberg, exploring its timing, propaganda value, and historical parallels to modern deep-state narratives. The hosts connect the dots between media psyops, figures like Nick Fuentes and Candace Owens, and the manipulation of MAGA’s image in the infowar. From there, they tackle election fraud, New York’s radical politics, and the illusion of “waking up the normies.” The discussion crescendos into an explosive segment on Trump’s nuclear statements, debating whether denuclearization is real or a cover for a new energy race, featuring powerful insights from General Kwast himself. Closing with humor, raffles, and reflections on individual action versus blind faith, this live DPH captures the spirit of Badlands: sharp, irreverent, and deeply aware.

Jon Herold and Burning Bright deliver a pre-GART episode of Devolution Power Hour that dives deep into the state of the movement, election psyops, and the meaning of “trusting the plan.” After another round of unbelievable election results, the hosts question whether the endless cycle of fake wins, humiliation rituals, and “normie wakeups” is really part of the plan, or a distraction keeping patriots passive. They debate Trump’s recent Truth Social posts about the Senate filibuster and Supreme Court, dissect the growing frustration among Q believers, and explore the psychology of waiting for salvation instead of taking action. From Gotham analogies and Joker politics to metaphors about fire, frogs, and pleather couches, Jon and BB paint a vivid picture of America’s political circus and what real sovereignty looks like. The conversation crescendos with a call for civil disobedience, personal responsibility, and the reclaiming of the “red pill” as a rejection of both parties’ illusions. Thoughtful, fiery, and funny, this episode is a masterclass in introspection and awakening.

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince welcome Michelle McAninch of Tamarac Garden for a masterclass in practical homesteading and herbal medicine. Broadcasting from GART Cocoa Beach, the trio dives into the world of natural healing, from identifying wild herbs like yarrow and mullein to using everyday “weeds” as powerful remedies. Michelle shares stories of foraging in North Idaho, teaching “Eat Your Way Through the Forest” classes, and creating tinctures and teas for first aid, fever, and pain relief. The conversation expands to sustainable living, gardening in small spaces, raising chickens, freeze-drying eggs, and the surprising benefits of weeds most people spray to kill. They explore container gardening, aquaponics, and the importance of reconnecting to the land, even in suburban settings. With humor, hope, and real-life tips, this episode inspires listeners to reclaim self-reliance and rediscover the pharmacy growing right outside their doors.