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Episode 268 – Signal Infiltrated

Published January 26, 2026 by wrm

2026 is shaping up to be a crisis year even only a few weeks in. As events spiral out of control, Bobby and Jordan still…

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Episode 267 – It’s What They Want

Episode 267 – It’s What They Want

Published January 19, 2026 by wrm

The left is insanely unhinged. The right attempts to enforce order. Dramatic conflict ensues. The bad guys win either way. Your browser does not support…

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Episode 266 – Stoppage Time

Episode 266 – Stoppage Time

Published January 13, 2026 by wrm

What could be more boring than baseball you ask? Soccer of course. Perhaps you disagree. Listen in for the latest on this controversial topic and…

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Episode 265 – Review Escalating Predictions

Episode 265 – Review Escalating Predictions

Published January 6, 2026 by wrm

Join our hosts for year in review 2025. Join even more for 2026 predictions as the precarious geopolitical situation continues to escalate. Your browser does…

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Episode 264 – Temporal Reckoning

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Episode 264 – Temporal Reckoning

Published December 29, 2025 by wrm

Once again Jordan is flying solo. Topics addressed in this podcast include current events, the morality of war, and the hidden messages of the last…

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Episode 263 – Protestantization

Episode 263 – Protestantization

Published December 22, 2025 by wrm

Merry Christmas! Do you read the bible? In what language and which version do you read? Are you sure that is ok with God? Your…

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Episode 262 – 5 Years and Running

Episode 262 – 5 Years and Running

Published December 16, 2025 by wrm

Happy anniversary! Happy anniversary! Happy anniversary! Happy anniversary! Happy anniversary! Your browser does not support the audio tag. Some people like to listen to us…

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Episode 261 – The Lilliputian Soviet

Episode 261 – The Lilliputian Soviet

Published December 8, 2025 by wrm

Alternative titles for this podcast included: The OGGE All Things Award (TOATA), and Has anyone seen Michelle Stone lately? Your browser does not support the…

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Episode 260 – Corey Peaks

Episode 260 – Corey Peaks

Published December 1, 2025 by wrm

Sometimes you think you know someone and then they turn out to be someone entirely different. But sometimes not. Join in for more of the…

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Episode 259 – Demasculinization

Episode 259 – Demasculinization

Published November 25, 2025 by wrm

There’s a good possibility if you’re sincere in your truth seeking that you’re going to see the truth… Bobby Fludd Your browser does not support…

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