AMERICA OUT LOUD PODCAST NETWORK

The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – The temptation is to treat China’s difficulties as an American victory. That would be shortsighted. A sharp Chinese downturn could disrupt commodity markets, weaken trading partners, and send economic pain across borders. Competition between nuclear powers demands discipline. Washington should seek leverage without assuming that...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – At Trump's UN Speech, his opponents objected to his tone, viewing it as a threat to world peace. However, they could not dispute his claim that America’s Peace Through Strength strategy—demonstrated by deploying U.S. Navy warships worldwide—has prevented wars. He was also right to confront “decades of intractable challenges” that previous U.S. leaders lacked the courage or will to address.

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The most remarkable thing about this story isn't simply that a plane survived a cockpit attack. It's that several people chose to act, and without them this plane was doomed. Captain Machchhar fought to protect the aircraft even while badly injured. Flight attendants moved toward danger rather than away from it. Passengers entered a chaotic cockpit and...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Monty Hall and “Let’s Make a Deal” may have made a good game show, but is that how we should govern a nation? All of the talking heads have been reviewing and commenting on the recent Greenland agreement. I’ve heard several commentators note that the agreement won’t be valid until both Greenland and Denmark ratify it. What I haven’t heard...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – The one issue where adversaries may need each other most: artificial intelligence governance. Not because Washington and Beijing agree on how to run their societies — they do not. But because if AI escapes its sandbox, it does not check the nationality of the civilization it disrupts. Fred examines the narrow but vital case for a bilateral...