Broadcasting from 4,200 feet in the hills of Oregon, Sam Wilson kicks off Season 2, Episode 4 with a rapid-fire rundown of the week’s chaos: Olympic hockey drama, online rage-bait meltdowns, and the growing feeling that everybody’s one bad headline away from losing their mind.

Sam breaks down the internet’s obsession with USA vs. Canada after Team USA takes gold, then pivots south to the claim that El Mencho was captured and killed, with cartel fallout spiraling into burning blockades and highway shutdowns across parts of Mexico.

Then the show swerves into a surprisingly heated “country vs. city” moment: you don’t need a rooster for hens to lay eggs—and Sam wants listeners to email in a simple yes-or-no poll.

From there, he reads listener mail on First Amendment auditors vs. “frauditors,” laying out why he supports law and order while still warning that you never know what kind of cop you’ll get in a random encounter—and why the “ID obsession” issue keeps blowing up.

Finally, Florida delivers the closing punch: a 79-year-old man in a mobility scooter allegedly threatens a Walmart jewelry worker, flashes a gun, and asks, “Are you scared now?” Sam signs off with the MOA reminder: don’t wait for an emergency to prepare—because if you don’t make it out alive, you don’t make it out at all.

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Recorded fireside at 4,200 feet in the winter hills of Southern Oregon—with Kobra the shop cat and Bacon the dog in the background—Season 2, Episode 3 gets back to the MOA essentials: risk, preparedness, and consequences.

The episode turns grim fast: two experienced hikers are killed on Washington’s Lena Lake Trail when a dead fir (“widowmaker”) snaps without warning—one dies instantly, the other despite aid and even off-duty doctors on scene. Then Mount Rainier delivers another hard lesson: two climbers vanish near Wilson Glacier and are later recovered around 9,600 feet, with the medical examiner citing accidental blunt-force injuries.

From there, Sam tackles two forever-debates: axes on the trail (heavy, risky, often unnecessary) and serrations vs. plain edge—with the blunt claim that serrations keep cutting long after a plain edge is done, especially in dirty real-world conditions.

And because it’s MOA, Florida closes the show: an angry customer allegedly storms into an Enterprise rental car office holding a toddler and waving a 42-inch metal selfie stick, threatening staff over a payment dispute. No phone attached. No injuries. Plenty of charges.

Because if you don’t make it out alive, you don’t make it out at all.

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Broadcasting from 4,200 feet in the icy hills of Oregon—fireside with Cobra the shop cat chiming in—Sam Wilson is back with Season 2, Episode 2, and the theme is simple: people are getting reckless, and reality is collecting receipts.

First, Sam addresses the incoming hate mail and doubles down: the MOA Broadcast isn’t here to carry water for any political tribe. But if you’re planning to “resist” federal operations in the street, understand this: you’re not protesting—you're volunteering for charges. Freedom is real… and so are consequences.

Then we go to California, where wilderness complacency turns deadly—again. A group of hikers gets lost in Riverside County, and one member of the party heads out alone to find them. The others are airlifted to safety. The would-be rescuer is found dead at the bottom of a 150-foot rock face. The takeaway hits hard: the wilderness doesn’t care about your intentions, and panic rescues can multiply casualties.

Next up: out-of-control cops and the creeping problem of ego-policing—arrests over microscopic “offenses,” power trips on the roadside, and the sobering reminder that on the street, the badge usually “wins” first… and the courts sort it out later (if you’re lucky).

And finally, Florida delivers the headline you didn’t know you needed: a Miami woman allegedly linked to a chaotic park brawl—identified through video, a Facebook profile, and a nickname that belongs in MOA history: “Juicy Booty.” Police say she’s accused of swinging a metal baseball bat in a fight involving adults and juveniles. The charges are serious—and the story is pure Florida madness.

Dark humor. Harsh lessons. No fluff. Because if you don’t make it out alive… you don’t make it out at all.

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Tune in. Get prepared. Stay alive.