🚨 Chicago’s woke mayor makes a jaw-dropping claim, accusing the Trump administration of “throwing Black babies in the back of vans.” Yes, really. We break it down.🎙️ Then — Karine Jean-Pierre’s first brutal interview with The New Yorker has the internet in stitches.🌱 Next — Soybeans, Seed Oils, and the MAHA Movement: Are we about to see history repeat itself? We dig into the health war that could shake up Illinois farmers.💥 And later — Campus Rage Turns Criminal: A former ISU teaching assistant

This week, Bill and Alex welcome back Josh Fenton of The Summit League to chat about staging conference championships, the new Summit-MVFC partnership, the current NCAA landscape, and much more (3:14). Then, the conversation shifts to UND Athletics, as football remains unbeaten in Valley play, hockey prepares for this weekend’s NCHC opener, and both cross country teams set their sights on the league championships (32:21). On the B-side (49:37), Tottenham Hotspur become masters of the set piece,

In this fiery third episode of The Chelsea GodsCast, comedian‑activist Chelsea Gods recounts confronting ICE agents, shares practical safety tips for witnessing state violence, and rallies listeners to be loud, brave, and organized. Between protest anthems (yes, singalongs included), scathing commentary on the Trump administration’s excesses, and a candid origin story about becoming an activist after confronting a public figure, Chelsea mixes humor, rage, and real‑world advice. This episode is a

Steve Hayes, Jonah Goldberg, Kevin Williamson, and Megan McArdle discuss the Trump administration’s planned bailout for farmers, ICE agents’ aggressive tactics, and Jonah’s fight against the cat lobby.The Agenda:—Steve Hayes’ farmer arc—Bailout on the way?—ICE, ICE, no baby—Trump is not Hitler, but he is Juan Perón—‘Hitler could have gotten rid of Obamacare.’—NWYT: The best pieces of their career Show Notes:—Jonah Goldberg: To Hell with You People—Kevin Williamson: Zombie Dick Gephardt—Megan

This week, Bill and Alex bring back Ralph Englestad Arena General Manager Jody Hodgson to discuss new fan experiences at the REA, the 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame Game in Austin, the CHL-to-college hockey dynamic, and much more (2:00). Then, the guys flip through a flawless weekend for the Fighting Hawks, highlighted by wins in hockey, football, soccer, volleyball, and cross country (37:24). On the B-side (51:49), soccer’s latest international break has Bill searching for answers.

After getting the red-carpet treatment at the UN in New York last week, the former al-Qaeda fighter who now leads Syria is about to hold an election. But is Syria’s new president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, really about to transition the country into democracy? Or does he have other plans? The BBC's senior international correspondent Orla Guerin joins us from Damascus, where she’s been speaking to Syrians about the country’s future. Producers: Cat Farnsworth and Valerio Esposito Executive producer: James

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the Trump Administration is considering invoking the Insurrection Act. I’ll explain why they should do exactly that. Also, a peace deal in the Middle East. And the Supreme Court seems poised to strike down bans on so-called “conversion therapy.” Plus, the childless cat ladies of the world are very upset with Taylor Swift. There is a giant rift in the Swiftie club. A civil war is brewing.Click here to join the member-exclusive portion of my show:

OUR NEWS — Sunday, October 5th, 2025 | Tonight, two men are in custody after a massive suspected cocaine bust in Cat Island, involving a joint operation that led to the confiscation of 13 crocus sacksTonight, two men are in custody after a massive suspected cocaine bust in Cat Island, involving a joint operation that led to the confiscation of 13 crocus sacks of drugs. The Opposition Leader is putting pressure on the administration, questioning the government's preparedness and allocation of

Ronny Chieng covers Day 2 of the government shutdown: Republicans and Democrats are dueling via sombrero and cat memes, Trump is going after blue cities with a vengeance, and his administration is surprisingly joyful. Plus, Michael Kosta joins with expert analysis of MAGA’s unconventional shutdown strategy. White House advisor Thaddeus Mandible Crowley excavates America's ancient laws to justify whatever insane idea jumps into Trump's head, be it fornicating for national security or banning

This week, Bill and Alex welcome Belfast Giants General Manager and Sporting Director Steve Thornton and UND Deputy AD Erik Martinson for more details regarding UND Hockey’s inclusion at the 2027 Friendship Four in Belfast, Northern Ireland (2:12). Then, the guys look ahead to the start of hockey season and look back on conference openers for soccer and volleyball and a pair of historic performances for cross country and men’s golf (29:46). On the B-side (42:38), the Red Sox are back in the

This week, Bill and Alex are joined by UND Letterwinners Association President Brian Westlund to discuss this weekend’s Athletics Hall of Fame Banquet and Homecoming celebrations (1:42). Then, the guys recap the week that was in UND Athletics, including football’s close call at Montana, soccer’s strong finish to the non-conference season, and cross country’s big opportunity at the Roy Griak Invite. (17:36). On the B-side (33:45), all the hits get a spin, including Spurs, Steelers, international

This week, Bill and Alex welcome the Alerus Center’s Anna Rosburg to discuss what fans need to know before attending UND Football’s 2025 home opener this Saturday night (1:01). Then, the conversation shifts to the week that was for UND Fall sports, highlighted by NoDak’s near upset against #17 Kansas State in Eric Schmidt’s head coaching debut (10:54). On the B-side (28:15), there’s more sadness regarding instant replay and optimism in Red Sox Nation.

This week, Bill and Alex are joined by Kyle Grooms – the newly-appointed Chief Operating Officer of the Missouri Valley Football Conference – to talk about his journey to The Valley and what fans of MVFC programs should be watching for during the 2025 season (2:40). The guys then preview UND Football’s season opener at Kansas State (16:32) and discuss the perfect start for UND Women’s Soccer before flipping to the B-Side (36:10) to discuss the first weekend of the English Premier League season,

In this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the recent administration of Kennelpack, a pet products wholesaler, and the implications for the pet industry. They explore the challenges faced by companies in the market, emphasizing the need for innovation and product development to stay relevant. The conversation shifts to the rising demand for fresh pet food and how retailers can adapt their strategies to meet consumer preferences. The hosts highlight the importance of continuous product innovation and

In the Season 8 premier, Bill and Alex recap news and notes from the summer (2:10), headlined by a debrief on what’s happening with the NCAA House Settlement. Then, the first B-Side of the new season (35:20) touches on all the changes at White Hart Lane for Bill’s beloved Tottenham Hotspur before an assessment of the ahead-of-schedule Boston Red Sox.

University of North Dakota Athletics Director Bill Chaves stops in to discuss the now many ways that UND supporters can choose to support UND Athletics and its student athletes.

GAS crew tries to come up with a name for the lego cat Shannon is building. Trump administration cuts UCLA research funds. Mayor Karen Bass denies link between homeless encampment cleanup and upcoming LA sporting events. Stingray injuries spike at popular Southern California beach.

How old is Cori? Will the NYT podcast The Protocol change minds? Is there any competence in the Trump administration? Why is Nina’s cat pooping on the floor? These questions and more are asked, but not entirely answered, as we move in and out of the fetal position, name-drop various GC power players, and read aloud comments from another podcast’s subreddit.Important note: Cori is COMPLETELY WRONG about last week’s timeline: Nina wrote about her cat 2 days after we recorded last time. Is his muddled

On this episode, Curtis Sliwa delves into the extensive history of presidential pet policies, highlighting the surprising pro-animal measures taken by the Trump administration. Sliwa discusses Donald Trump's actions to halt federally funded animal experiments, including ending Harvard University's controversial research on baby monkeys and combating NIH-funded torture of beagles under Dr. Fauci. He also praises recent animal welfare legislation by Republican leaders, such as Governor DeSantis'

Beamer is in for Bauerle and today, we talk the 'No Kings' protests over the Trump Administration's crackdown on illegal immigration. What have these 'No Kings' protests accomplished, if anything? Also, today is National Take Your Cat to Work Day, so we spend some time talking about pets. Are you a cat person, would you bring yours to work with you?