Hammer Attacks, Lemonade Showdowns, and Backcountry Cooking Gold

From 4,200 feet in the high desert hills of Oregon, Sam Wilson—the voice of Chitown and the reddest beard in the game—brings another hard-hitting and flavor-packed episode of the MOA Broadcast. This week, Sam dives into a brutal NYC subway hammer attack that shocked the nation and highlights the long-awaited conviction of the assailant. He also covers a bizarre Florida incident involving a lemonade stand and one very angry adult looking for a free refill.

On the lighter (and tastier) side, Sam expands on last week's popular trail cooking segment, sharing his go-to techniques for cooking delicious dehydrated meals with alcohol stoves. Whether you're out in the wilderness or prepping for emergencies at home, you’ll learn how to make meals that beat MREs and freeze-dried pouches hands down.

Plus, he tackles the implications of a controversial Supreme Court ruling on police responsibility and public safety, helping listeners understand what it really means when the law says officers aren’t required to protect you.

With his signature humor, firsthand trail experience, and zero political spin, Sam brings the news, the knowledge, and the flavor—literally and figuratively.

🎧 Segments include:

• Subway hammer attack conviction & victim testimony
• Lemonade stand assault in Florida
• Lab-grown meat bans
• Outdoor cooking with alcohol stoves
• DIY dehydrated meal recipes for the backcountry
• Listener Q&A
• Supreme Court case deep-dive: Castle Rock v. Gonzales

Listen now—if you dare—and ask yourself: Will you make it out alive?

Tune in, stay sharp, and remember: If you don’t make it out alive, you won’t make it at all.

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Tune in. Get prepared. Stay alive.