Understanding the three-legged stool of retirement income, Americans rely on Social Security, employer-sponsored plans, and personal savings, with individual retirement accounts playing a crucial role. Mark Biller breaks down the differences between traditional and Roth IRAs, discussing tax implications, contribution limits, and eligibility. He also shares practical advice on setting up business finances, including separating personal and business accounts, choosing a simple accounting system, and treating taxes as a bill to be paid. [... more]

On June 4th, 1974, a night game between the Texas Rangers and the Cleveland Indians at Cleveland Stadium turned into a chaotic riot, with fans throwing firecrackers, rocks, and other objects onto the field, and eventually storming the field, leading to a forfeit and a 9-0 loss for the Indians. [... more]

Patty Hearst, the granddaughter of a publishing dynasty, was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army in 1974 and eventually joined the organization, sparking a tumultuous and bizarre series of events that would leave her a convicted felon and a symbol of the era's cultural battles. [... more]

The June 4th 1974 night game between the Texas Rangers and the Cleveland Indians was one for the record books, marred by a riotous crowd fueled by cheap beer and a history of tension between the two teams. [... more]

Dr. David Whitcomb preaches on the importance of faithfulness in ministry, proclaiming the kingdom of God, and having a clear conscience before God. He draws from Paul's ministry in Acts 20, emphasizing the need to preach the whole counsel of God, even in difficult passages, and to be diligent in proclaiming the gospel. [... more]

A godly man's affections are driven toward God, God's people, and God's purposes, leading to a spiritual legacy that impacts future generations and glorifies God. [... more]

Patty Hearst, the granddaughter of a publishing dynasty, was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army in 1974 and eventually joined their cause, raising questions about brainwashing and Stockholm syndrome. [... more]

On a sweltering June night in 1974, a promotion at Cleveland Stadium offering 10-cent beer led to chaos, with fans throwing firecrackers, rocks, and other objects, and eventually storming the field, resulting in a 9-0 forfeit loss for the Cleveland Indians. [... more]

Eddie Albert, a Hollywood actor, served in the U.S. Navy during World War II, participating in the Battle of Tarawa, where he commanded a Higgins boat and evacuated wounded Marines under heavy Japanese fire, earning the Bronze Star with Valor. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares his personal story of being conceived out of wedlock and his search for meaning in life, leading him to find Jesus Christ and the gospel message. He reflects on the March for Life event in Washington, D.C. and the importance of speaking up for the unborn, while also sharing the message of hope and eternal life with those in attendance. [... more]

On June 4th, 1974, a night game between the Cleveland Indians and the Texas Rangers at Cleveland Stadium turned into chaos when fans, fueled by cheap beer, began throwing firecrackers, rocks, and other objects onto the field, leading to a riot that ended with the game being called a forfeit and the Indians being awarded a 9-0 loss. [... more]

Patty Hearst, the granddaughter of a publishing dynasty, was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army in 1974. She eventually joined the group, adopting the name Tanya, and participated in a bank robbery. The case raised questions about brainwashing and Stockholm syndrome, with Hearst's mental health and loyalty to the group being debated. She was convicted of bank robbery and served time in prison before being released and eventually pardoned. [... more]

Eddie Albert's service in the US Navy Reserve during World War II, particularly in the Battle of Tarawa, is largely unknown. He was a commanding officer of a Higgins boat and evacuated wounded Marines under heavy fire, earning him the Bronze Star with Valor. Meanwhile, a new podcast explores the challenges and triumphs of people living with myasthenia gravis, a rare neuromuscular condition. [... more]

The 1974 Cleveland Indians game against the Texas Rangers on June 4th, known as Tencent Beer Night, turned into a chaotic and violent riot, with fans throwing firecrackers, rocks, and other objects, and eventually storming the field, resulting in a forfeit win for the Rangers. [... more]

Eddie Albert, a U.S. Marine and actor, served in the Pacific Theater during World War II, participating in the Battle of Tarawa, where he commanded a Higgins boat and evacuated wounded Marines under heavy Japanese fire, earning the Bronze Star with V for Valor. [... more]

On a sweltering June night in 1974, a promotion at Cleveland Stadium offering 10-cent beers sparked a chaotic and violent riot, as fans clashed with each other and the Texas Rangers, leading to a forfeit and a infamous place in American sports history. [... more]

Eddie Albert's remarkable life story includes his service in the US Navy during World War II, where he played a crucial role in the Battle of Tarawa, and his subsequent acting career, earning him multiple awards and nominations. [... more]

On a sweltering June night in 1974, a promotion offering 10-cent beer at a Cleveland Indians game sparked a chaotic and violent riot, as fans clashed with the team and security, leaving a trail of destruction and a lasting impact on the city's reputation. [... more]

Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanac was a groundbreaking publication that combined entertainment and education, featuring witty aphorisms and satire that have become timeless classics. The almanac's legacy extends beyond its original purpose, influencing American culture and history. Meanwhile, in Cleveland, a chaotic night game between the Texas Rangers and the Cleveland Indians in 1974, known as Ten-Cent Beer Night, descended into a full-scale riot, with fans storming the field and causing destruction. [... more]