In this episode of Y Chromes, CannCon, Alpha Warrior, and Cam Cooksey are joined by Caleb for a hilarious hangout full of banter, brotherhood, and beef. The crew kicks things off with a full-on golf roast session as Caleb preps for his first round at a course he's worked at for years. Cam and Alpha offer unsolicited golf wisdom, all while planning a Deadwood golf showdown against the Badlands ladies.

Caleb gives an update on his recovery and his dream of joining Special Ops before heading out, and then the guys get into shark attack footage, insane water sports, firearms debates, and roller derby madness. In a highly requested return, Cam fires up another round of "Smoking with My Chromies," this time smoking up a beef short rib he calls "meat candy." Packed with dark humor, random brilliance, and locker-room-level laughs, this episode proves once again that absolutely nothing is off limits.

In this episode of The Daily Herold, Jon dives deep into a newly declassified appendix of the DOJ's OIG report on the Hillary Clinton email scandal, and what he uncovers is jaw-dropping. From thumb drives the FBI never reviewed, to evidence possibly exfiltrated from the Executive Office of the President, Jon walks through the buried intel that shows how the Clinton investigation was stonewalled and mishandled at the highest levels. He breaks down shocking Russian intelligence reports intercepted by the FBI, including claims that Loretta Lynch fed updates to the Clinton campaign and that key evidence was wiped just in time. Jon connects the dots between the Clinton cover-up and the broader Russiagate conspiracy, arguing both were necessary to protect the establishment and undermine Trump. With new attention on the Fed, Bitcoin moves by Trump Media, and curious coincidences around Alaska Airlines and CrowdStrike, this episode delivers a dense hit of corruption, speculation, and long-awaited receipts.

In this episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Zak “RedPill78” Paine dissect the latest developments in Trump’s media strategy, pointing to his calculated silence as mainstream narratives continue to implode. From whispers about a new VP pick to his strategic timing on the Epstein distraction, the hosts break down how Trump’s absence from the chaos might be the loudest message of all.

The conversation moves to the unraveling in Ukraine, with deep dives into a recently leaked Pentagon memo exposing internal fractures, dwindling troop strength, and waning morale. Meanwhile, Biden’s camp faces growing heat as reports surface of ongoing coverups, legal shield maneuvers, and a suspiciously quiet press.

They also explore new polls revealing historic shifts among key voter blocs, discuss the unrelenting push to memory-hole inconvenient truths, and close with sharp takes on narrative collapse, public fatigue, and why staying focused is more important than ever in the info war.

In this episode of The Narrative, Burning Bright and Jordan Sather peel back the prophetic and political layers behind the recent red heifer headlines. They explore how the ritual of the red heifer, central to Third Temple prophecy, may be weaponized for geopolitical ends, and whether its timing is part of a broader psychological operation tied to the Israeli state, evangelical Zionism, and elite esoteric belief systems.

The hosts revisit the rise of Trump and the spiritual awakening it triggered, questioning whether certain elements within the awakening movement were manipulated to usher in the very beast system they thought they were resisting. The conversation touches on Project Blue Beam, predictive programming, and how mythological archetypes have been inserted into political movements through media, memes, and metaphysical sleight of hand.

Whether discussing the Book of Numbers or the Netflix doc Ancient Apocalypse, this episode challenges listeners to examine how old world patterns and ancient rituals continue to shape global events. It's a journey through time, tech, and theology, where nothing is quite what it seems.

In this episode of Devolution Power Hour, Jon Herold and Chris Paul unpack the chaos and contradiction dominating both mainstream and alternative narratives. They examine Trump’s declaration that “Epstein was a hoax,” and analyze how this provocative move may be intended to reroute attention away from coordinated psyops and toward real accountability. The hosts discuss how old footage, suspicious documents, and influencer outrage are being recycled in an attempt to splinter the movement and drain its focus.

The conversation also tackles the escalating border crisis, questioning whether the visual chaos is designed to provoke demands for militarization or collapse from within. Jon and Chris trace the fingerprints of statecraft across these pressure points, from Biden’s executive privilege overreach to Trump’s messaging on globalist overthrows, illegal immigration, and NATO's unraveling.

As the system doubles down on confusion and distraction, the episode highlights the importance of discernment, restraint, and letting the enemy expose themselves. With sharp analysis and a steady grip on long-game strategy, this installment urges listeners to rise above the narrative storm and stay locked in on what matters most.

In this powerful solo episode of Flow, Cam Cooksey opens up about his personal journey into whistleblowing, exposing corruption, and finding purpose in the chaos. He shares how military experiences, intelligence manipulation, and media lies pushed him to confront uncomfortable truths and reorient his life around mission-driven action.

Cam dives into the emotional and spiritual toll of breaking free from programmed narratives, recalling the moment he realized the “war on truth” wasn’t just political, it was personal. From the spiritual warfare behind fake idols and engineered division, to the massive psychological campaigns designed to crush resistance, Cam unpacks how people are deceived into serving systems that enslave them.

He also shares how real connection, faith, and standing in truth, even when alone, can awaken others and spark real change. This episode is raw, vulnerable, and fiercely committed to exposing the rot behind the curtain while calling listeners to reclaim their sovereignty and fight for something bigger than themselves. A gripping listen for anyone feeling disillusioned...and ready to rise

In this fiery and freewheeling episode of OnlyLands, a rowdy mix of Badlands Media hosts gather for a Friday night breakdown of the week’s wildest stories and sharpest takes. The crew dives into the latest narrative warfare swirling around Trump’s supposed Epstein “letter,” laughing off media traps while warning about the deeper disinfo games at play.

They explore the political optics of Trump’s messaging strategy, the timing of elite media distractions, and how Hollywood, big pharma, and government players keep rotating through the same scripted scandals. Commentary spans from Fauci’s ghost reappearances and collapsing narratives around COVID origins, to grifters and gatekeepers losing control of the online space.

With the perfect blend of sarcasm, camaraderie, and serious insight, the panel also touches on spiritual warfare, redemption arcs, and the need for grit and clarity in chaotic times. Whether they’re poking fun at the regime’s desperation or dropping truth bombs on complacency, this episode proves once again that when Badlands hosts team up, no topic is safe, and no narrative survives unscathed.

In this reflective and often irreverent solo episode of Spellbreakers, host Matt Trump dives into the cultural funeral of Stephen Colbert's late-night career. From Colbert’s early comedic heyday on Comedy Central to his final act as a vaccine-dancing cheerleader for the establishment, Matt unpacks the tragic arc of a once-promising entertainer who, in his view, sold out to political orthodoxy. With humor, personal anecdotes, and a nostalgic lens on Johnny Carson’s era, the episode explores the decline of broadcast TV, the death of the late-night format, and the broader cultural implications of Colbert’s cancellation. Matt shares his own evolution from former fan to critic, considers why modern talk shows no longer resonate, and even touches on how Colorado and Keanu Reeves might still give him hope. Sprinkled with satire and a little heartbreak, this episode captures a generational shift in American media with one final sendoff, complete with a cringeworthy trip down vaccine musical memory lane.