What the history of Mother’s Day teaches us about grassroots movements

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Mary Talley Bowden – The stakes are immense. Mendenhall estimates the vaccine may have caused approximately 3 million disabilities and 500,000–600,000 deaths in the U.S. The trial’s data integrity is further questioned, as only 170 participants’ data, out of an initial 43,000, were used for approval, suggesting possible manipulation...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – In this episode, struggles over U.S. military strength take center stage as threats from Russia, China, and regional conflicts loom. Generation X’s readiness and understanding are questioned, urging emphasis on national security education, patriotism, and preparedness to face escalating global crises, highlighting arms support, diplomatic initiatives, and mounting geopolitical dangers worldwide.

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – When Spencer stopped to mow an elderly woman’s overgrown lawn for free, he ignited a powerful movement of kindness. Viewers rallied, raising $890,087 to transform her home with accessibility modifications or a new single-level house. This fundraiser showcases the ripple effect of compassion and invites us all to take small acts that change lives forever.

Nurses Out Loud – No press conference. No accountability. Just a quiet exit from the man who greenlit experimental technology injected into hundreds of millions of Americans, including children. But this resignation isn’t just about one man. It’s about a system that shields itself from responsibility while silencing dissent. Dr. Peter Marks wasn’t simply a figurehead...

Energetic Health Institute Radio with Angela Bulaga CHN – These letters are more for you and your healing than you could ever imagine. Remind them of moments that brought you so much joy. For example, I’ll never forget how you used to leave work to have lunch on the lake with me when I was a kid. Listen to today’s episode to dive deeper into the meaning behind why these letters are so valuable...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Anna Jarvis turned her mother’s legacy into a nationwide observance by organizing the first Mother’s Day service in 1908. Her grassroots campaign, proudly symbolized by white carnations, inspired communities, merchants, and lawmakers. Within six years, Congress and President Wilson officially recognized the second Sunday in May, showcasing the power of personal devotion and collective action.

Trevor Loudon Reports – West drew a chilling parallel between America’s current judicial system and Bolshevik justice. She cited Tom Homan’s observation that illegal immigrants face no vetting entering the U.S. but intense scrutiny upon deportation — a hallmark of a system designed to enforce a dictatorial agenda, not equal justice. Influenced by Marxist organizations like the National Lawyers Guild...

The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – President Trump is issuing Executive Orders (EO) after EO, to get us out of the mess Biden put us in, and Congress does what? Watches? If Congress doesn't turn these EOs into law, the next RINO or Democrat President can cancel them all! Once again, we will end up on the 'carousel of hell,' going round and round, feeling like we’re ready to...

Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – These NGOs spend just enough (typically around 3% of their USAID funding) on their supposed mission to avoid legal scrutiny. A little goes to overhead, although they have little overhead as they don’t really do anything. The rest of the money goes to the salaries and bonuses of the politicians, family members, and friends these NGOs employ...

The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – We reveal the ugly truth about Battery Energy Storage Systems, exposing thermal runaway fires, toxic pollution, and human rights abuses in material extraction. We challenge the notion of BESS as safe, cost-effective, and renewable, highlighting prohibitive costs, government subsidies, and unnecessary investment driven by a...