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Global Voice Radio Network

The new PodHome of Global Voice Radio Network. GVRN features programs that are health, wellness, freedom and longevity related. As part of the NET family of broadcast networks, GVN proudly supports listeners with information they can use for a better life. Welcome to our show!

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02:04:57

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 102025 Status,...

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2025/10/20

It’s a Monday at the Radio Ranch, and I open the week catching up with Paul on new music, a thinner syndication slate, and a wide-ranging set of call‑ins. We talk real‑world costs of home ownership and mortgages, the weekend’s “No Kings” demonstrations, and why persuasion beats confrontation. I share a silent‑helicopter night‑fishing story, then we dive into status, contracts, and process: why learning to defend your position matters more than paying a guru, a listener’s recent passport bluff story,

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02:09:49

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles Sabado 101825 live...

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2025/10/18

On this Saturday call-in edition, I (Roger) catch up with Paul, Rick, Daniel, William, and the rest of our weekend crew across Global Voice Radio and Euro Folk Radio. We discuss show logistics, weekend football, and tech hiccups before diving into listener Q&A on Alaska residency definitions, hunting regulations, and how terms like resident and nonresident alien are used across state statutes and the IRS. We talk through practical steps like querying the Alaska Attorney General and Fish &

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03:12:35

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles and Brent Allen Winters...

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2025/10/17

It’s our Friday “Radio Ranch” roundtable with co-host Brent Winters. I open with a quick programming note about the “Republic Education Call” archive and why searchable transcripts matter for separating wheat from chaff. From there Brent dives deep: Scripture, history, and law—arguing there’s no political fix for moral collapse, contrasting “law of the land” (common law) with the “law of the city” (civil/canon), and urging parents to reclaim education at home. We unpack Wisconsin v. Yoder on

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02:58:35

Paul English Live 101625 From Cold Knees to Hot...

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2025/10/17

We open with a very British hour of weather-and-knees banter and neighbourly stories before diving into something far more constructive: how to rebuild real community resilience through local food and direct-to-farm buying. We unpack supermarket razor‑thin margins, why even tiny drops in spend can move the needle, and practical next steps listeners can take (think Foodhub searches, farm shops, and raw milk runs). From there we contrast bureaucratic bloat with old‑school engineering genius—Stanley

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01:51:19

USAOrganicRepublic 101625 live

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2025/10/17

On this special call-in episode (recorded October 16, 2025), we rallied listeners around a concrete next step: uniting diverse liberty- and faith‑based groups to stand up local assemblies, educate future jurors and officers, and gather signatures in support of a restored, people‑led form of self‑government. Bradford Herrick and Marilyn (MN) outlined immediate needs across counties and states—from treasurers and recorders to peace‑oriented sheriffs—and invited existing networks (grand jury educators,

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02:47:55

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 101625 live Rumble...

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2025/10/16

Today’s Radio Ranch ride veers from broadcast logistics to legal landmines and back again. We open with where to find the show live and mirrored, a quick tip on using Rumble’s DVR mode, and a few behind‑the‑scenes gremlins (including a cat vs. CPU saga). From there we dive into the Alex Jones court saga—what certiorari means, why the Supreme Court’s denial matters, discovery fights, bankruptcy next steps—and broader “lawfare” concerns touching Mike Lindell and others. Callers bring thoughtful

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03:54:40

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 101525 live Receipts...

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2025/10/15

We open with network updates and listener roll call before diving into the core theme of the day: how emergency powers and administrative law have shaped modern governance. We revisit the Lieber Code (General Orders No. 100), the 1917 Trading with the Enemy Act, and the 1933 gold‑clause repeal, with callers swapping research leads, asking for primary sources, and trading tips on where to find readable copies. Along the way, we contrast big‑picture legal history with practical freedom‑minded living:

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02:39:42

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 101425 live :From...

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2025/10/14

Today’s Radio Ranch turned into a fast-moving town hall. We kicked off with some tech hiccups and syndication updates, then dove into the breaking news that, on October 14, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Alex Jones’ appeal—fueling a broader conversation about due process, discovery sanctions, and the public’s confidence in the courts. From there, we revisited the “administrative state,” emergency powers, and the Trading with the Enemy Act, contrasting common law, equity, admiralty,

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01:26:22

Necessity Knows No Law: How Emergency Powers Rewrote...

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2025/10/13

Dr. Eugene Schroder Talks About the Trading With The Enemy Act (1994)In this episode, I open with a question many of us ask when watching the news: how did America get here—and why is it so hard to get clear answers? I introduce Dr. Eugene Schroeder, who walks us through a controversial, document-heavy history of emergency powers in the United States. Drawing from congressional records, court cases, statutes, and presidential proclamations, he argues that since March 9, 1933, the nation has operated

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02:11:32

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 101325 live Pulling...

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2025/10/13

Housekeeping up top, then we open the phones and dive in. I share where to find our live streams and archives, check in on friends of the show (including an update on John K.) and welcome a new listener, Conrad, who asks smart questions about national status, consent, and how the system hooks people from birth. From there the conversation ranges across history and headlines—from 9/11 re-examinations and media platforms to BRICS, the USS Liberty incident, the Trading with the Enemy Act, and faith

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02:05:49

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles Sabado 101125 live The...

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2025/10/11

On this Saturday edition of Health and Wellness Radio on the Global Voice Radio Network, I open with programming notes and a quick round-the-dial check-in, then dive into a plain‑English walkthrough of the “administrative state” and why understanding the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), notice‑and‑comment rulemaking, and court decisions like Loper Bright and Jarkesy matters for everyday life. We revisit how mask mandates were issued during COVID and what distinguishes interpretive rules from

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03:04:08

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles and Brent Allen Winters...

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2025/10/10

We open with housekeeping, a note about stream mirrors, and plans for co‑host Brent Winters to join. Once Brent arrives, we pivot into a long-form discussion of history, law, and faith: why he believes the U.S. Declaration of 1776 can be read as a comparative-law brief of common law versus “civil/imperial” traditions, why he’s launching a class to walk through it clause by clause, and how that connects to issues like admiralty procedures, administrative agencies, and jurisdiction. We also talk about

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03:01:46

Paul English Live 100225 Snubs, Schacht, and Showbiz:...

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2025/10/10

On this week’s Paul English Live I kicked off with a few technical tweaks and two fitting tunes from The Divine Comedy, using their wry eye (and “Infernal Machines”) to frame a bigger conversation about propaganda, history and who gets to write the story of a nation. With Eric von Essex in the co‑pilot seat and guest Frederick Blackburn dropping in from the Appalachians, we unpacked competing narratives of World War II, Churchill’s legacy, David Irving’s claims, and the enduring power of banking and

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02:13:12

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 100925 live Open Lines,...

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2025/10/09

On today’s show, I open with a candid update about overnight vandalism at my residence and why it sharpened our focus on safety, speech, and accountability. We run through where you can hear the program live and mirrored, then pivot into a fast-moving conversation about censorship, protests, the media, and what it means to hold firm to your convictions when pressure mounts. Listeners call in with on-the-ground stories and questions ranging from legal hurdles and gun-rights restoration to the

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04:17:09

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 100825 live Status,...

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2025/10/08

On today’s Radio Ranch I opened with station updates and some early-morning tech hiccups before we dove into a spirited, caller-driven roundtable on status, jurisdiction, and due process. We explored what happens when people file affidavits to change their legal status, whether past felony convictions and firearm disabilities persist under a “new” legal persona, and how fee schedules, administrative remedies, and challenges to personal vs. subject‑matter jurisdiction actually play out at the counter

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03:14:56

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 100725 live National...

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2025/10/07

On today’s Radio Ranch, I open with where to find our live mirror streams and call‑in lines, then dive straight into a free‑wheeling listener‑driven session. We debate October 7 anniversaries and Zionism, media narratives, and what protest movements mean on the ground. From there, the conversation swings to U.S. immigration enforcement, whether the Insurrection Act should be invoked, and practical questions about what ICE is doing in cities right now. We also revisit the Fourteenth Amendment and

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02:32:19

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles 100625 live Know Your...

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2025/10/06

On today’s show I opened with a reset of our purpose and tone: this is a live, call‑in classroom for new listeners seeking clarity, not chaos. We reviewed our multi‑platform syndication, welcomed questions from around the country, and spoke candidly about keeping discussions constructive so everyone can learn. We also swapped a few studio notes on recent audio gear tweaks and the evolving listener experience.Mid‑show, Larry delivered a detailed walkthrough for listeners dealing with IRS

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02:59:02

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles Sabado 100425 live...

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2025/10/04

On today’s Radio Ranch, we opened the lines and dove into a wide-ranging, listener-driven conversation. We compared conflicting reports around the October 4 Gaza ceasefire talk and U.S.–Israel dynamics, and aired concerns about media narratives, from Charlie Kirk speculation to Tucker Carlson’s interview with Jeffrey Sachs. We also explored “residency” from a legal/etymology lens (Webster’s, UCC, ambassadorial use), how that plays into jurisdiction and licensing in places like Alaska, and why

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06:16:40

Radio Ranch with Roger Sayles and Brent Allen Winters...

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2025/10/03

Friday at the Radio Ranch always means big-picture thinking with Roger Sayles and Brent Winters. In this round we opened with where to listen live, then dove straight into faith, law, and history: from the Jewish High Holy Days and how tradition is interpreted, to Paul’s Damascus Road as a picture of the “general” vs. “effectual” call. Brent laid out a practical 30‑day plan to read First John, unpacked why words and evidence matter in Scripture and in law, and ranged into common‑law roots, usury,

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03:04:52

Paul English Live 100225 Banks, Broadcasts, and...

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2025/10/02

As autumn settles in, we kick off Episode 107 with some studio banter, a fresh Rumble stream, and an open invite to call in—then dive straight into meatier territory. We reflect on media-driven desensitization and why Mary Whitehouse’s once-mocked warnings now feel prescient, before carefully noting early reports of a tragic incident in Manchester without rushing to judgment. From there, we examine today’s politics through the lens of digital ID, central-bank surveillance, and Andrew Bailey’s recent

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