The crew breaks down the relentless mid-summer heatwave gripping the region and the looming drought conditions hitting local farmers and ranchers. On the national stage, they dive into Jesse Waters’ hot take on Kamala Harris heading into 2028, plus the explosive congressional hearings uncovering woke activism and bizarre exhibits at the Smithsonian. Later, agricultural advocate Bridget Riedel shares a surprising study on sheep-powered solar farms, local fishing legend Steve Carney spills his secret to keeping catches fresh in 90-degree weather, and Ben from Comfort King drops by to talk mattress innovation and supporting local business.
Episode Timestamps & Standout Moments
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00:00— The Heat Wave & Local Drought The team breaks down the forecast—highs pushing near 100°F—and discusses the severe dry spell impacting local ranchers and crop yields. -
02:15— Kamala 2028 & The “Commie” Theory Analyzing Jesse Waters’ theory on Kamala Harris positioning herself for 2028 by courting the far-left wing of the Democratic party. -
05:40— Smithsonian Unmasked: Activism or History? A review of Laura Ingraham’s coverage of the House hearings, where lawmakers confront Smithsonian officials over political bias and questionable exhibit choices. -
07:50— Ag World Updates & Solar-Grazing Sheep Bridget Riedel joins the show to discuss crop conditions, livestock water hauling, and Volkswagen’s green initiative using sheep to maintain solar farms in Poland. -
11:10— Pro Fishing Tips with Steve Carney Guide Steve Carney explains how the extreme heat alters walleye behavior and why “icing and bleeding” your catch immediately on the lake is essential for good flavor. -
14:30— Factory-Direct Sleep: Ben from Comfort King Comfort King’s Ben stops in to detail how partnering with NDSU led to patented cooling gel technology and why buying local mattress manufacturing saves money.