Todd Jagger

Mentioned in 3 analyzed podcast episodes across 1 show

Internet company founder and ISP operator in the Trans-Pecos region who hosted the Republic of Texas movement's website during the 1990s standoff. His involvement in providing online infrastructure for the movement led authorities to shut down his hosting services, an experience that shifted his perspective on technology and information dissemination. He is discussed in podcast episodes examining the early intersection of the internet and the Republic of Texas standoff.

Appears On

A Whole Other Country

Episode Appearances

A Whole Other Country · Nov 12, 2025

I Die Laughing

“Internet company founder in the Trans-Pecos region; discussed how the standoff changed his perspective on technology and information dissemination”

Texas separatism and independence movementsArmed standoffs and militia activity in rural AmericaRural community reputation management and media coverage

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A Whole Other Country · Oct 29, 2025

The Standoff

“Overland Network operator whose website hosting the Republic of Texas site was shut down by authorities”

Republic of Texas militia movement and separatismArmed standoff negotiation tactics and law enforcement responseMedia coverage of armed conflicts and extremist movements

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A Whole Other Country · Oct 22, 2025

King of the Lean-To

“Internet service provider who hosted Rick McLaren's Republic of Texas website; first ISP to serve the movement online”

Sovereign Citizen Movements and Legal FraudEarly Internet Radicalization and RecruitmentMilitia Movements and Armed Standoffs

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