Visiting the historic town of Tucumcari, New Mexico; dinosaur fossils; a college with unusual courses; seeing how peanut butter helps the Georgia Peanut Commission reach a world in need; Rodney and Jann help with local outreach.
Co-hosts Scott Rasmussen and E.D. Hill discuss the upcoming presidential debate, America’s thoughts on the Trump trial, and the controversy surrounding NFL kicker Harrison Butker’s graduation speech. They conclude with a discussion on Memorial Day…
What do you get when you mix puritans, teenagers, and possible “egg magic”? Double, double toil and trouble. With a side of cancel culture! Get ready for the true, actual, and totally spooky story of what really happened in Salem, Massachusetts. …
The elite U.S. Army Rangers open up their doors for a glimpse into their training; meeting a man who jumped out of the first plane on D-Day; the canines that are making connections with returned soldiers.
Rodney and Jann celebrate and honor the men and women who have served in the military; a man who used his life’s entire savings to create a permanent full-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
Congress is on track to becoming one of the most unproductive in modern history. Many call it the “Do Nothing Congress.” Has Congress become obsolete? What must change for Congress to do the job it’s supposed to do? And why are so many members hea…
Co-hosts Scott Rasmussen and E.D. Hill delve into the disconnect between everyday Americans and the elite 1%, exploring their differing views on individual freedom, government attention to voters, education, gun control, and more. They discuss fre…
She’s over a hundred forty years old, stands three hundred five feet tall, and is covered entirely in copper plating. She’s Lady Liberty, the very first American Idol. This is the story of how America found her symbol of freedom and what she has m…
Rodney and Jann run off to join the circus in Baraboo, Wisconsin as they visit the longtime winter home of Ringling Bros. and explore Circus World.
Thousands of bike riders from around the world descend on a small Kansas town once a year.