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.

In this episode of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America are joined by Colonel Shawn Smith for a powerful and sobering conversation about the systemic breakdown of election integrity in the United States. Colonel Smith lays out how key security measures, chain of custody, physical ballot controls, machine audits, and software transparency, have been steadily abandoned across counties and states. He warns that elections are now untrustworthy by design, not by accident.

Drawing from real-world examples and battlefield-tested leadership, Colonel Smith urges Americans to reject the comforting illusion that someone else is fixing the problem. Instead, he calls for civic courage and mass local engagement, arguing that only organized citizens can restore trust in the vote. The discussion dismantles the myth of risk-limiting audits, challenges the blind faith in state institutions, and highlights how fear and apathy have paralyzed action in the face of obvious fraud.

Blunt, urgent, and deeply motivating, this episode issues a clear call: get involved now, or surrender your voice forever.