Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Are you serious about preparing for life with no electricity or just talking about it?

Rural Route Radio April 14, 2021 J.C. Cole live in Latvia for 18 years, he not only theorizes what one needs to do to prepare for where we are headed, HE LIVED IT.

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Tuesday, April 13, 2021

The global record for shearing sheep is 535 in one day, Colin Bosher did in 1964

 


Across the Pond April 13, 2021 Are you being shorn like a sheep today? Folks wake up and smell the coffee, or drink a beer hanging upside down from the rafters.

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Full on communism happening as we speak in Canada, Wayne Peters with details

 


Loos Tales Special Report April 13, 2021 When the police build a fence to keep people from going to church, "Houston we have a problem."

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Rural Route Radio April 13, 2021 The new green deal, is it a green deal at all? Where does food come from in this deal? Kip Tom joins with insight

 

On this Across the Pond version of Rural Route Radio Kip Tom Ambassador to United Nations World Food Programme joins to discuss the real challenges in politics and how it impacts feeding people.

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Monday, April 12, 2021

Dakota Trails and Tales April 12, 2021 Prayer Warriors for Marty Beard come through and he is healing in HBOT

 

Marty Beard is on the mend after yet another horse wreck. We combine the history of horse wrecks with the loss of property rights and where we are today.

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Rural Route Radio April 12, 2021 Hank Vogler brings to light the greatest irony on earth. We are welcoming illegals in left and right yet still cracking down on illegal farm workers

 Just in case you thought the world was just as crazy as it could get, we bring you today the greatest bit of hypocrisy you could ever image. The 30/30 and National Heritage Area designation are top of mine today.

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Image being 8 miles from your family and not seeing them for a year, happening now

 

Loos Tales Special Report April 11, 2021 A group of citizens in Ontario are standing up to tyranny. Chrissy Wozniak joins us from a protest on the border between Ontario and Buffalo, NY. These individuals have had a belly full of controlling the people not the virus.

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Friday, April 09, 2021

Rural Route Radio April 9, 2021 Unbelievable, one passionate Anti-Hunger advocate in Boston introduced to pig farmers over a radio discussion

 

Diane Sullivan is always seeking solutions and youth leadership opportunities. Today she brings along Iowa pig farmer Dwight Mogler along and shares what she experienced when she visited his farm in NW Iowa. Truly the start of the Rural/Urban interface we need much more of. 

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Loos Tales for April 9, 2021 Norman Kincaid is touring NE/KS empowering folks to preserve property rights, but pause a moment to pay tribute to a Champion Kimmi Lewis


With word of an imposing National Heritage Area designation in South Central Nebraska and North Central Kansas Norman Kincaid is sharing his experiences in fighting the same in SE Colorado. With today we pay tribute to his mentor and true champion for property rights the late Kimmi Lewis.



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Thursday, April 08, 2021

Rural Route Radio April 8, 2021 Sara Broers brings awareness to great destinations in the Midwest Travel Association or is it The Great Plains?

 

After a brief discussion about the lingering fears of COVID we really get into the great places to visit. So many times by the way they are right in your backyard yet we feel only cool places are those we have to travel too.

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So why are clones okay for 400 years and suddenly now in trouble? Bananas

 


Across the Pond April 8, 2021 How can two guys spend so much time talking about bananas? Okay, but on this day in 1633 the first banana was sold commercially in London. And of greater significance Marty Beard is home and recovering.

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