Badlands Media

Badlands Media features the work of a dedicated group of Patriot citizen journalists who are changing the media landscape in America. Badlands Media shows are originally broadcast LIVE on Rumble.com/BadlandsMedia.

Badlands Media is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #5999

  Why We Vote Ep. 184: Mark Mitchell on Poll Fakery & Kevin Kijewski vs. Benson

  Aug 18, 20261h 26m

  A double-guest night for CannCon and Ashe in America. First up is Mark Mitchell, the honest pollster, who explains why you really cannot trust most of the polling industry, how everyone gets captured in different ways, and what the LA Times poll story and the Frank Luntz Midwest numbers actually reveal once you read the cross tabs. Then Michigan attorney Kevin Kijewski joins to detail his fresh lawsuit against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson over a rule ordering clerks to delete electronic poll books within seven days, a rule that collides head-on with the 22-month federal retention law and leaves clerks like Michelle McQueer told to basically pick a crime. He also revisits defending the Trump alternate electors against Dana Nessel and the Lawfare he saw up close. Plus Zuckerbucks, battery-swap shenanigans, and cautious hope that justice, not just being right, is finally on the table.

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  Episode #5998

  The Daily Herold: 8/18/26 - The NSA Deep State Memo and Trump's Favorite "Weaponized" Clip

  Aug 18, 202658 min

  Jon Herold breaks down a newly declassified 2020 NSA memo showing a deputy director delayed a foreign election targeting report for over a year out of fear it would brand the agency as "deep state," then replays what he calls his favorite Trump clip on the weaponized intelligence community to tie it all together. He questions why these releases seem to route exclusively through journalist John Solomon rather than being dumped raw like the JFK or Epstein files, and touches on last minute US-Canada tariff talks, a judge blocking the FBI's planned headquarters move, and a fake Los Angeles mayoral poll a firm admitted was a "social experiment." Other highlights include a rundown of odd primary season shenanigans across several states, some personal back to school stories, and a preview of tonight's Power Hour. Sponsor reads and a lively chat session round out a dense Tuesday show.

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  Episode #5997

  Badlands Daily: 8/18/26 - Fake Polling Firm Exposed, CBS Socialism Poll & DSA vs Establishment War

  Aug 18, 20261h 53m

  CannCon flies solo again on the now permanent Tuesday format and opens with a genuinely wild polling scandal, where a brand new firm openly admits to running what it calls a social experiment after getting caught pushing wildly inflated numbers for a socialist candidate that ended up losing by half a point. He connects that to Rasmussen quietly getting booted from a major polling aggregator despite years of accuracy. From there he digs into a fresh CBS poll on how Democrats increasingly favor socialism over capitalism, breaking down the branding gap between what Republicans and Democrats think the word even means, and framing the whole thing as a widening civil war between the DSA and the old guard establishment. He closes with a fascinating C SPAN caller clip that has to be seen to be believed. Plenty of economic theory and political speculation packed into a solo Tuesday.

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  Episode #5996

  Baseless Conspiracies Ep. 198: Stephen King, John Lennon, and the Fang Fang Files

  Aug 18, 20261h 41m

  Jon Herold and Zak Paine kick things off with fresh Fang Fang document drops, digging into some genuinely eyebrow raising details about a certain congressman's staff interviews and just how much got quietly swept under the rug when that whole scandal wrapped up. Then the guys settle in for the night's main event, a decades old theory claiming horror novelist Stephen King was secretly behind one of the most infamous assassinations in music history. It's got hidden codes in magazine covers, mismatched glasses, a self published pamphlet, and a level of commitment from its original author that even Jon and Zak can't help but admire, even as they pick apart just how far the logic actually holds up. Buckle up for one of the more unhinged deep dives the show has done in a while, complete with the usual sponsor breaks and banter to keep things grounded.

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  Episode #5995

  Culture of Change Ep. 159: Post-Partisan Politics with Deborah Flora

  Aug 18, 20261h 23m

  Ashe in America welcomes former Miss Colorado, Senate and House candidate Deborah Flora for a wide ranging conversation on what it actually means to be "post partisan" in a state where most voters are unaffiliated. The two dig into Colorado's caucus system, why it can both empower grassroots candidates and shut them out, and whether the two party structure still reflects how people actually vote. Deborah shares her own experience running outside the caucus process and what that taught her about power, primaries, and party gatekeeping. Ashe also plays a clip highlighting just how radical Colorado's political landscape has become, drawing a hard line between the Democrat establishment and the Democratic Socialists of America. Later in the show, Ashe promises a China rant once Deborah wraps up. Expect a mix of personal story, Colorado politics deep dive, and a genuinely optimistic case for organizing outside the usual party lines.

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