From 4,200 feet up in the Oregon hills, Sam Wilson returns with a pulse-pounding episode of The MOA Broadcast. This week’s show is packed: a brutal double homicide on an Arkansas hiking trail, a deadly plunge into a California waterfall, and the Coldplay kiss-cam scandal that blew up two tech execs' lives. But it’s not all doom and gloom—Sam spotlights a gritty John Wayne Western, gives love to his local stray cats (shoutout to Mr. Floofers), and delivers a powerful message about situational awareness and self-reliance in a chaotic world. Plus, hear about his new dystopian novella Combat Kat and how you can score a mini survival kit just for writing in. Don’t miss this wild ride of current events, survival tips, and unapologetic truth-telling.

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Broadcasting from 4,200 feet in the Oregon high desert, Sam Wilson — the voice of Chytown and the reddest beard in the hills — returns after a short break with a jam-packed episode of the Make It Out Alive broadcast.

This week, Sam dives into:

• The end of an era as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert announces its final season, and why Sam thinks late-night TV lost its way.
• A gripping NYC subway slashing story where the victim fought back — with deadly results.
• A shocking Illinois crime: an illegal immigrant accused of a gruesome decapitation, released under the controversial Safety Act, only to be re-arrested by ICE.
• Chaos near L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena with a machete-wielding man and a police shooting.
• And the viral story that exploded online: the CEO caught on a stadium kiss cam in an affair-level moment that cost him his job — a real-time lesson on the power (and peril) of today’s internet.

Sam also shares updates on his new post-apocalyptic novella Kombat Kat: Rise of the Felix Unit (Combat with a K, Cat with a K), now available on Amazon, and offers real-world survival insights, from urban dangers to why gear testing matters. Plus, a nostalgic spotlight on the gritty 1975 Charles Bronson classic Hard Times, celebrating old-school toughness and minimalism.

Get ready for raw takes, real stories, survival wisdom, and some classic movie love — only on the MOA Broadcast. Will you make it out alive?

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Broadcasting from 4,200 feet up in the Oregon high desert, Sam Wilson brings you another gripping installment of the Make It Out Alive (MOA) Broadcast. This episode dives deep into both global and local chaos—with a breakdown of the U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites (dubbed "Operation Midnight Hammer") and a raw look at escalating violence across American cities, including disturbing attacks on public transit and law enforcement.

Sam also covers vital outdoor survival tactics, including knife use and backcountry navigation, as well as a tragic hiking incident on Maine’s Mount Katahdin. Plus, a classic film spotlight: 1973’s Scorpio, featuring Burt Lancaster in peak form.

As always, it's a mix of news, survival, and no-holds-barred commentary—focused on staying situationally aware, prepared, and making it out alive.

Topics in this episode include:

• U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities and their geopolitical fallout
• Knife and map use in the wilderness: essential tools for outdoor survival
• True crime updates: A naked assault in California, a bus stabbing in NYC, and a wrench attack in Brooklyn
• The tragedy of a father-daughter hiking trip gone wrong
• Review: Scorpio (1973) and why old-school thrillers still resonate
• Listener feedback, free survival kit giveaways, and more

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Tune in. Get prepared. Stay alive.