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  • The Doctor Bob Martin Show, January 26, 2026

    The Doctor Bob Martin Show, January 26, 2026
    Jan 27 2026
    The Doctor Bob Martin Show with Dr Adam Brockman The New Anatomy of Learning: How America’s Healthcare Schools Are Rebuilding the Future of Healing The year is 2026, and the U.S. classroom is no longer lined with stethoscopes and chalkboards — it’s powered by algorithms, empathy, and a generation of students who refuse to accept that medicine should be anything less than human. From MD and DO programs flipping the lecture hall on its head, to chiropractors integrating with medical models, naturopaths merging tradition with data, and nurse practitioners leading the charge in underserved communities — healthcare education is undergoing the most dramatic transformation in a century. In this powerful broadcast, Dr. Adam Brockman takes listeners inside the new anatomy of learning — where artificial intelligence meets bedside manner, where collaboration trumps hierarchy, and where every future healer is being challenged not just to know medicine, but to ‘reimagine’ it. It’s bold, it’s disruptive, and it’s exactly the kind of conversation that reminds us why America’s greatest export has always been innovation — in science, in spirit, and in service. Special Guest: Dr. David Lenihan, CEO of Tiber Health and President of Ponce Health Sciences University Feeding the Future: Breakthroughs in Nutrition That Rewire Your Health from the Inside Out In this hour of ‘The Dr. Bob Martin Show’, we unpack the latest nutrition breakthroughs that are changing how we fuel, heal, and age. From gene-switching superfoods to microbiome makeovers and the new science of cellular absorption, you’ll discover how what you eat today shapes the health you’ll experience tomorrow. Special Guest: Doug Giampapa, CEO of HealthyCell MicroGels The Three‑Promise Blueprint: Turning Discipline Into Daily Energy What if feeling ten years younger wasn’t a fantasy but a formula—built from the same materials you already own: structure, intention, and follow‑through? In this episode, Dr. Brockman reveals how to turn resolutions into results with a simple “2‑plus‑1” framework—two strength sessions and one steady zone‑2 cardio each week. You’ll learn how to eliminate choice fatigue, anchor movement into busy days, and make recovery, nutrition, and mindset work in sync to keep progress sustainable. The lesson: health momentum isn’t magic, it’s logistics—and it starts with three promises to make on your calendar. Dr. Adam Brockman answers caller questions Health Alternative of the Week Health Mystery of the Week
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    2 h y 20 m
  • Chuck and Julie Show, January 26, 2026

    Chuck and Julie Show, January 26, 2026
    Jan 27 2026
    Chuck And Julie Show with Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden Guest, Ron Hanks - What’s happening in Minnesota, its not a protest It’s not a protest - what’s happening in Minnesota has all the marks of a sophisticated, well funded military-type operation. Military expert and Patriot Ron Hanks offers his analysis
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    46 m
  • Tony Alamo, January 26, 2026

    Tony Alamo, January 26, 2026
    Jan 26 2026
    Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries Program 492
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    57 m
  • Inspired Radio, January 25, 2026

    Inspired Radio, January 25, 2026
    Jan 26 2026
    Inspired Radio with Helen Taylor Guest, Barbara O'Neill - The 21st Century Medicine Woman Barbara is the 21st Century Medicine Woman. They tried to silence her, but it only amplified her voice—now she’s more influential and in demand than ever. Join us to hear all about her story!
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    1 h
  • Breaking the Silence, January 25, 2026

    Breaking the Silence, January 25, 2026
    Jan 26 2026
    Breaking The Silence with Dr Gregory Williams Guest, Diana Chaloux-LaCerte, Co-founder of HitchFit and SoulFit, a Biblical, Trauma-informed transformation coach and Author of "The Breaker: How Men Can Overcome Shame and Live in True Freedom" This week's Special Guest is Diana Chaloux-LaCerte. Diana is a Biblical, trauma-informed transformation coach, world-champion fitness athlete, CTN television host of SoulFIT TV and co-author of The Breaker with her husband, Micah. Don't forget to check out the guest's upcoming book, "The Breaker: How Men Can Overcome Shame and Live in True Freedom" Check out The Breaker Below: THE BREAKER MISSION Description of "The Breaker: How Men Can Overcome Shame and Live in True Freedom" from Amazon: The Breaker: How Men Can Overcome Shame and Live in True Freedom If shame, trauma, or silence have kept you stuck, The Breaker is your roadmap to freedom, healing, and a life of purpose. The Breaker is not your average self-help book for abuse survivors. The goal isn’t just to help you tolerate pain, it’s to show you a path that leads to true freedom from the wounds of your past. This is the raw and powerful true story of Micah LaCerte—a world champion athlete, fitness icon, and transformation coach who has helped thousands of men break free from strongholds. Micah appeared to have it all but was silently battling deep wounds from his past. Behind the success was a history of abuse, trauma, shame, and invisible battles. This book is about confronting the pain and abuse you’ve buried—the shame, the silence, the wounds you never asked for—and choosing to turn them into purpose. It’s about no longer being defined by what happened to you and finally becoming who you were always meant to be. What was meant to destroy you will become the very thing that drives your purpose.
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    1 h y 1 m
  • Shadow Politics, January 25, 2026

    Shadow Politics, January 25, 2026
    Jan 26 2026
    Shadow Politics with Senator Michael D. Brown and Co-host Liberty Jones Guest, Monica Hopkins, Executive Director of the ACLU of the District of Columbia - ICE overreach, the threat of martial law, and reimagining democracy in a polarized America. In this episode of Shadow Politics, the hosts and Monica Hopkins discuss the precarious state of American democracy, highlighting fears regarding the potential invocation of martial law and the aggressive deployment of federal law enforcement like ICE. The conversation explores the critical need for institutional checks and balances, the unique political struggles of Washington D.C. regarding statehood and home rule, and the necessity of restoring civility to bridge the widening political divide. Detailed Summary The Threat of Executive Overreach and Martial Law The discussion begins with concerns that current civil unrest could be a precursor to the President invoking the Insurrection Act or martial law to suspend election results. Hopkins acknowledges these fears, citing the deployment of ICE in Southern California and Minnesota, and the National Guard in D.C. and Chicago, as evidence of a "pathway being developed" toward government overreach. However, she notes that pushback from figures like Representative Comer regarding ICE's presence in Minnesota suggests that a total consolidation of power might face internal political resistance. The consensus is that while the threat is real, the public's refusal to stay silent is a crucial countermeasure. Institutional Checks and the Role of the Judiciary A significant portion of the dialogue focuses on whether democratic institutions can withstand authoritarian pressure. While there is concern that Congress represents a failure to check executive power, Hopkins emphasizes that the Supreme Court is not the only judicial body; thousands of local courts across the country are ruling against administration overreach. She highlights that the concept of "due process" is becoming part of the common vernacular as citizens realize that individuals should not be treated as guilty until proven innocent. The group agrees that while relying solely on leaders to respect limits is dangerous, the combination of judicial rulings and public outcry provides a necessary defense. Immigration Enforcement and Agency Accountability The conversation turns to the specific conduct of ICE, described by the hosts as resembling a "rogue law enforcement agency." Hopkins argues that the chaos created by ICE—such as stopping off-duty local officers and demanding papers—erodes public safety trust so severely that the agency must pull back. While state governments cannot legally force federal agents out, Congress holds the power of the purse and can defund these operations. The difficulty of holding federal agents accountable is highlighted by the ACLU's ongoing, six-year lawsuit regarding the Lafayette Square protests, demonstrating the challenges posed by qualified immunity and the distinction between local and federal liability. Washington D.C.: A Testing Ground for Policy Hopkins explains that D.C. often serves as a laboratory for restrictive policies before they are applied nationally. She clarifies that the ACLU of D.C.'s fight for "statehood" encompasses both the proactive path to full representation and the defensive battle to protect existing "home rule." The discussion touches on the "Schedule F" executive order, which attempted to strip civil service protections from federal workers—a major issue for D.C.'s workforce. The ACLU is actively educating Congress members to prevent them from circumventing the D.C. Council's legislative authority. Bridging the Political Divide Drawing on her experience leading the ACLU in Idaho, Hopkins contrasts the "D.C. bubble" with the rest of the country. She suggests that Democrats often fail by "talking down" to the middle of the country and missing the shared values that exist in the center of the Venn diagram. The path forward, she argues, requires a return to civility and a genuine willingness to listen to opposing viewpoints rather than shutting people out, which only drives them toward authoritarian alternatives. Key Data & Legislative References 250th Anniversary: The U.S. is approaching the semi-quincentennial of the Declaration of Independence. Lafayette Square Lawsuit: The ACLU is nearly 6 years into litigation regarding the clearing of protesters for a photo op. D.C. Criminal Code: The current code relies on a 1901 interpretation; the reform bill was the result of a 16-year transparent process before being blocked.
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    54 m
  • Spouting Off, January 25, 2026

    Spouting Off, January 25, 2026
    Jan 26 2026
    Spouting Off with Karen Kataline
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    46 m
  • New Realities, January 24, 2026

    New Realities, January 24, 2026
    Jan 25 2026
    New Realities with Alan Steinfeld Expert on #NDE and Life After Life Raymond Moody - Recreating the ancient Greek Oracles of the Dead Raymond A. Moody Jr.is an American philosopher, psychiatrist, physician and author, most widely known for his books about afterlife. He coined the term near-death experiences or NDE in 1975 with his best-selling book "Life After Life". His research explores personal accounts of subjective phenomena encountered in near-death experiences, particularly those of people who have apparently died but been resuscitated. He has widely published his views on what he terms near-death-experience psychology. Alan Steinfeld's new book is called Making Contact: The New Realities of Extraterrestial Existence: For a copy, go https://www.amazon.com/Making-Contact-Preparing-Realities-Extraterrestrial/dp/1250773946 The book contains original writings by: Linda Moulton Howe, Whitley Strieber Professor John E. Mack, Darryl Anka, Nick Pope, Grant Cameron, Drs. J.J. and Desiree Hurtak, Caroline Cory, Mary Rodwell, Henrietta Weekes. Alan Steinfeld, contributes and curates the collection with 30 years of experience with the subject. The Foreword by George Noory of Coast to Coast AM kicks off the volume with his veteran overview of the need to wake up to the “new realities of extraterrestrial existence. #AlanSteinfeld has been involved with Disclosure since his experiences as a young child. From that time, he realized that the only way for humanity to accept the fact that we are not alone – is to shift our worldview about what we think is possible. In this way, he feels we must transcend the old limitations of our mind and tap into what is beyond mainstream psychology, beyond our education, our religions, and our political ideologies. He feels that Disclosure is “an inside job.” It is only when we wake up to who we really are as galactic beings that the cosmos will come to greet us in our magnificence. #NewRealities From this platform, he has interviewed every top researcher in the UFO field; forming close alliances to such people as John Mack, Budd Hopkins, Richard Dolan, and Linda Moulton Howe. He has also been one the main emcees at Contact in the Desert.
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    57 m