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Despite many liberal critics trying to silence it, Dinesh D’Souza’s movie “America” is still going strong, and on this week’s Off The Grid Radio we talk to D’Souza himself, who gives us an honest, anything-but politically correct view of US ...

When hard times hit America, homesteaders and those who practice self-sufficiency won’t skip a beat. Their skills and talents will prepare them for hardships and adversity as other Americans struggle to stay afloat. On this week’s edition of Off The ...

Robin Speronis’ story captivated nationwide attention earlier this year – an off-grid widow ordered by her city to hook up to public electricity and water or face eviction. She stood her ground and inspired thousands of people, and she even ...

Quick question: What’s the supreme law of the land? If you said “Constitution,” you’re right, and you answered better than most Americans, according to a Newsweek poll in which 70 percent of adults gave the wrong answer. It seems that ...

For hundreds and thousands of years, farmers have applied manure and compost to their crops, using a time-tested method that produces a bountiful harvest using sustainable methods. But that could come to an end soon due to a proposed rule ...

It seems that with each new day, the government is banning something – raw milk, septic tanks, even vegetable gardens. But a ban on collecting rainwater? It’s true, and it’s happening in some parts of America. And it’s the topic ...

When the Environmental Protection Agency released its much-anticipated rule this year broadening its interpretation of the Clean Water Act, there was immediate pushback from farmers, homesteaders and their allies. The rule, they said, would give the federal government unprecedented oversight ...

Every day, millions of Americans drive to the grocery store to purchase fruits and vegetables, rarely thinking where the produce came from or what they would do if it’s no longer available. That nightmare scenario, though, could happen far sooner ...

It sounds almost like something out of an old Dukes of Hazzard television show: A man wins $50,000 at the casino, gets stopped for speeding, and has all of his money seized by a cop, who doesn’t charge him with ...

More than 200 years after America’s Founding Fathers gathered in Philadelphia to draft the US Constitution, a growing movement of libertarians and conservatives is pushing to amend the Constitution to rein in the federal government. But is it a good ...