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Alphas Make Sandwiches Ep. 84: Toe Fungus, Health...

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2026/10/05

Ashe in America, Christy Lupo and Jackie Espada get into toe fungus, health goals and keynote speaker, with plenty of commentary along the way.First up, the crew gets into Face ID, YouTube and Safari. Then it's on to toe fungus, with Brave, Gateway Pundit and Safari in the mix. From there, the conversation moves to cooked salmon, with ChatGPT and Claude in the mix. Later, the focus shifts to health goals, with Sam, Walmart and Alfredo in the mix. After that, the talk turns to zip code. Next, the

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57:35

The Daily Herold: 10/5/26 - Brazil’s Runoff, Paxton’s...

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2026/10/05

Jon is back in the spaceship studio after a weekend of fan boats, alligators and a surprise engagement party, and there is plenty to unpack. First up is Brazil, where Flávio Bolsonaro won the first round over Lula and heads to a runoff, and the online victory lap crediting the USAID cuts for a run of right-leaning wins across South America. Jon makes the case for keeping the same election standards whether your team wins or loses, and explains why the illusion of legitimacy matters more to the

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84:19

Y-Chromes Ep. 94: Week 5 Picks, Packers Fans Take...

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2026/10/05

CannCon, Cam Cooksey and Alpha Warrior are back for Week 5. CannCon reports from the Packers game in Tampa, where a native Floridian learned what 92 degrees with no Gulf breeze feels like and Green Bay fans still drowned out the home crowd. Alpha's 49ers are 4-0, his fantasy teams rally late behind Chuba Hubbard, and the crew argues over whether it's fair to wish an ankle sprain on Atlanta's Drake London before Monday Night Football. Cam runs through a list of what every team needs to win the Super

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101:25

Badlands Daily: 10/5/26 - Russia’s Plague Lab Leak,...

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2026/10/05

CannCon is back from a sweltering weekend in Tampa with a Packers win and a full docket. It starts in Siberia, where a lab worker's death from a suspected plague has nearly 200 people under observation, and with why, after COVID, nobody trusts the officials telling us not to worry. His fix for gain-of-function research: give it its own island, far away from the rest of us. Then the Ninth Circuit pauses the reinstatement of a fired Seattle U.S. attorney, Justice Alito says he has a suspect in the

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60:17

RattlerGator Report: 10/5/26 - Russia’s Lab Leak,...

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2026/10/05

JB opens the week with some perspective for Gator fans after the loss at Mizzou, plus a victory lap for the Jaguars, then gets down to what he calls a world of competing confusions. A lab accident and a researcher's death in Siberia set up "Poor, Poor Russia": why Russia is running China's old playbook, why geopolitics is never binary, and how rogue actors inside every nation-state, Russia's siloviki included, can push even Putin around. From there JB sings the praises of Secretary of War Pete

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96:21

Flow Ep. 68: Cam Cooksey & Jackie Espada on Consuming...

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2026/10/04

The crew dig into Cam Cooksey and Jackie Espada on consuming too much news, Cam Cooksey on the Soft Disclosure ad and GART 14 cameos and Cam Cooksey on Trump at Georgia-Alabama, artificial news, with plenty of commentary along the way.You won't want to miss this one.

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81:14

Spellbreakers Ep. 183: Where is the Mood of the...

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2026/10/03

With the midterms a month out, Matt admits that for the first time in his life he can't read the mood of the country. The polls point every which way, his old bellwether friends have hardened into partisans, and his Facebook feed of burned-out liberals offers more fatigue than fury, which he takes as a good sign for Republicans. To make sense of it all, he time-travels to 1966, the year of his first memories and another midterm: Swinging London, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Reagan's first run

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120:09

OnlyLands Ep. 74: Steve Hilton’s Baffling Ad, Palm...

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2026/10/03

The Friday crew tries to work out who Steve Hilton's mail-in ballot campaign ad was actually made for, then revisits the proposed Palm Springs AIDS memorial whose design drew some very unfortunate comparisons, along with a reported half-million-dollar price tag. From there: doubts about a dramatic airliner plunge, the creepy movies of 1999, Fight Club's Chinese ending, Tennessee's failed execution and whether a robot should flip the switch, and Grok's reply when asked to remove the "fake gods" from

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66:27

MAHA News [10.2] Coca-Cola’s SNAP revenue, the...

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2026/10/03

Jordan Sather digs into Coca-Cola's SNAP revenue and the HHS-EPA glyphosate review and Vitamin D and K, winter sleep and chopping firewood, with plenty of commentary along the way.Grab a coffee and settle in.

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56:54

The Daily Herold: 10/2/26 - The Atlantic's Kash Patel...

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2026/10/02

Jon Herold digs deep into a lengthy Atlantic article on Kash Patel's election integrity investigations, picking it apart for bias while still finding the underlying questions about October surprise timing genuinely worth discussing ahead of the midterms. He walks through the escalating public feud between Dan Bongino and General Flynn, playing old December 2025 Alex Jones footage where Flynn predicted Bongino would eventually turn on him, and digs into reports of Flynn's $100,000 a month foreign

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113:26

Badlands Daily: 10/2/26 - Pipe Bomber Confession,...

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2026/10/02

CannCon and Chris Paul close the week by workshopping a new Friday segment idea before diving into a Politico story on a judge ruling Trump unlawfully removed a US Attorney, and what that says about who actually holds appointment power. The meat of the show is the release of Brian Cole's confession transcripts in the January 5th pipe bomb case, where the hosts walk through the interrogation dynamics and why the reaction online has been so wildly off base. From there it is a Georgia election board

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58:14

RattlerGator Report: 10/2/26 - Spotting Fakery,...

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2026/10/02

Running on no sleep after a late night honoring his wife at a community event in Jacksonville, JB White still shows up with a lesson in media literacy. He walks through how to use tools built into X to spot satirical or manufactured stories before they spread, using a viral post as a live example, and pushes back on some of his own community's conspiracy theorizing. He replays Pete Hegseth's speech on faith within the military, breaks down President Trump's recent remarks on artificial intelligence

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122:18

Quite Frankly Ep. 69: A Botched Execution, MK Ultra &...

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2026/10/02

Frankie Val is flying solo tonight after guest Adam Davies (the Bigfoot conference man) had to bump to Monday, so what was meant to be an interview becomes a thrown together grab bag, which Frankie insists is somehow more like the real him anyway.He opens on a grim headline: Tennessee's failed execution of death row inmate Krista Pike, who survived two lethal injection doses, and uses it to question the strange ceremony and bureaucracy around capital punishment. A caller who actually knew Pike in

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47:26

The Daily Herold: 10/1/26 - Project Meridian, Auto...

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2026/10/02

Jon Herold, still traveling in Florida, digs into an underreported moment in Trump's new Time magazine interview where he declines to rule out invoking the Insurrection Act around the midterms, arguing the interviewer let a genuinely newsworthy comment slide without follow up. He covers a handful of real election fraud prosecutions, including a wild California city council case involving ballots mailed from Pakistan, then breaks down Pete Hegseth's announcements of Project Meridian (a future warfare

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60:52

Life in the Singularity Ep. 1: From Turing to...

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2026/10/02

Welcome to the Singularity, where the future arrives faster than your software updates. In this live debut, Matt McDonagh, a tech investor with 15 years in machine learning, explains how we got here. He starts with Alan Turing's famous test and the AI winters, then moves through Deep Blue, AlphaGo, the transformer breakthrough and the ChatGPT moment. Next, Matt explains why AI isn't only a computer story. He calls it an all of economy story, powered by electricity, nuclear, rare earths, copper and a

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59:07

Badlands Book Club: The Creature From Jekyll Island -...

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2026/10/02

CannCon and Ashe in America dive into Chapter 16 of The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin, titled The Creature Comes to America, and the central bank saga finally lands on home soil. This week covers the Bank of North America, the nation's very first central bank, chartered before the Constitution was even drafted, along with the First Bank of the United States that followed in 1791. The hosts walk through how both institutions were modeled after the Bank of England, how fractional

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114:42

Badlands Daily: 10/1/26 - Remembering Joe Rossi,...

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2026/10/02

CannCon and Alpha Warrior open on a somber note with the passing of Georgia election integrity researcher Joe Rossi, and CannCon walks through Rossi's Fulton County work in detail, including how ballots were pulled from the middle of batches and rerun through different scanners on different days, a four thousand vote swing representing a third of the state's margin. From there it is Todd Blanche on more arrests, a Tennessee governor ordering an investigation into a failed execution, and a 54 billion

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57:32

The Daily Herold: 9/30/26 - Media Attacks, the...

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2026/09/30

Jon Herold, broadcasting from a Florida guest room, pushes back on a wave of online attacks accusing Badlands of paying hosts to tell people not to vote, sharing a viral (and satirical) post defending the network's diversity of opinion. He digs into the Senate blocking a congressional stock trading ban after Democrats called it a toothless election year gimmick, an odd Gallup poll showing Republican trust in mainstream media rebounding sharply this year, and Trump's new executive order rebranding

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102:12

Why We Vote Ep. 190: Col. Shawn Smith on Mojave &...

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2026/09/30

CannCon and Ashe in America welcome back Colonel Shawn Smith for a genuinely wonky, connect-the-dots hour. The thread starts in Puerto Rico, where the government called in the feds over its Dominion machines, and quickly widens into a study of Mojave, the AI outfit that shows up in a string of Reuters stories. Colonel Smith walks through the reporting he says conveniently never names the intelligence-community heavyweight tied to the company's founding, and argues the whole push exists to preserve

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104:00

DEFCON ZERQ Ep. 063: Grandpa Alpha, Midterm Math, and...

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2026/09/30

Alpha Warrior kicks things off with the biggest news of his week, becoming a grandfather to healthy twins, before he and Josh Reid dive back into the political grind. They break down fresh CNN polling on Trump approval and midterm turnout numbers, argue that the math actually favors Republicans no matter how the numbers get spun, and revisit a theory about Democrats sitting on Epstein files leverage as election strategy. They also talk through the bigger philosophical case for why voting still

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