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Focus on the Family

Jim Daly

October 19, 2026

How to Practice Discernment with Artificial Intelligence

Abdu Murray explains the latest news about artificial intelligence and how Christians should respond Listen in for insights on discerning when to trust AI generated answers understanding deepfakes and finding peace in the trustworthiness of Scripture Get Fake ID free with your gift How AI is Shaping Our View of Reality -- Artificial intelligence is changing the world faster than any of us ever imagined Discover how to help your family navigate the age of AI with biblical wisdom discernment and hope with this free five-part video series featuring Abdu Murray Get More Episode Resources Do you have a story [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show

Rich Eisen

October 09, 2026

Hour 3: NFL Week 5’s Top Matchups, plus 2-Time Oscar Winner Michael Douglas In-Studio

Rich reacts to Broncos HC Sean Payton taking over play calling duties from Offensive Coordinator Davis Webb weighs in on the Detroit Lions' ongoing issues on defense and previews the top matchups from NFL Week including Bills vs Rams Giants vs Commanders ers vs Seahawks Bears vs Packers Broncos vs Chargers and Raiders vs Patriots Academy Award winner Michael Douglas joins Rich in-studio to promote his new 'One Helluva Ride' tell-all autobiography about his legendary Hollywood career and shares some great stories about making 'Romancing the Stone ' 'Wall Street ' 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' 'Fatal Attraction ' [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 01, 2026

The Home Depot Worker Who Became Boston’s Lead Singer

On this episode of Our American Stories Tommy DeCarlo's story feels like a lost lyric from a Boston song He worked at Home Depot by day and sang their music at night never expecting anyone to hear him beyond a few friends Then a homemade recording traveled farther than he ever could have planned The surviving members of Boston led by guitarist and founder Tom Scholz invited him to join the band that had sold more than million albums worldwide In time DeCarlo stepped onto the same stages where Brad Delp once sang Don't Look Back and Smokin' Greg Hengler [... more]

Kingdom Pursuits

Robby Dilmore

September 19, 2026

My Story His Glory

What happens when God brings something back into your life decades after you thought that chapter was over Eddie Devine joins Kingdom Pursuits to share how God reignited his passion for music years after he walked away from songwriting leading to songs a Christian hip-hop album a memoir and a day devotional called My Story His Glory Eddie opens up about leaving home at searching for acceptance finding Jesus and discovering how God used the difficult chapters of his life to shape his testimony Through his story Eddie encourages listeners to trust God embrace His grace and be willing to [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 10, 2026

Ed Sullivan: The Man Who Made Sunday Night an American Tradition

On this episode of Our American Stories Ed Sullivan couldn't sing dance act or tell a joke He wasn't even particularly comfortable in front of a camera Yet for more than two decades millions of Americans tuned in every Sunday night to watch him introduce the biggest names in entertainment It was an unlikely destination for a poor kid from Harlem who spent years chasing success as a sportswriter gossip columnist and radio personality James Maguire author of Impresario The Life and Times of Ed Sullivan joins our own Lee Habeeb to share how Sullivan built one of the most [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 09, 2026

Dave Cobb: The Record Producer Behind Chris Stapleton

On this episode of Our American Stories Dave Cobb grew up in Savannah Georgia listening to everything from church hymns to Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin He didn't discover country music until moving to California and working with Shooter Jennings which introduced him to the music of Waylon Jennings and eventually led him to Nashville There Cobb became one of the most acclaimed producers in country music In this conversation recorded in Cobb sits down with our host Lee Habeeb to share the stories behind Chris Stapleton's breakthrough album Traveller Jason Isbell's Southeastern and some of the other records that [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 27, 2026

Inside the LAPD's Original Gangster Squad

The Hat Squad, a specialized unit of the Los Angeles Police Department, was formed in 1946 to combat organized crime in the city. Led by Sergeant William Burns, the squad used unconventional tactics, including midnight chit-chats and intimidation, to keep gangsters out of Los Angeles. The squad's use of mug books, which contained photographs and notes on known criminals, was a key part of their intelligence gathering efforts. As the city's organized crime landscape evolved, the Hat Squad's methods and structure changed, ultimately leading to its disbandment and the creation of a more structured Organized Crime and Intelligence Division. [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio

Nick Craig

July 23, 2026

Zebulon Audit Released; Budd Pushes Helene Aid; DPI Issues Screen Guidance

A state audit flags financial control failures in the town of Zebulon, North Carolina, with issues including excessive travel expenses and unsupported payments to consultants. Meanwhile, U.S. Senator Ted Budd testifies in favor of additional disaster relief funding for Western North Carolina, citing delays and inefficiencies in the federal recovery process. The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction issues guidance on managing screen time on school-issued devices, recommending a focus on purpose and structure rather than strict time limits. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

June 15, 2026

How Two Civil Rights Lawyers Ended Red-Light Camera Tickets

Two civil rights lawyers in St. Louis, Beavis Shock and Eastwood, took on the city's red light camera program, arguing that it was an abuse of power and a threat to the rule of law. They won three cases in the Missouri Supreme Court, forcing the city to shut down the program and paving the way for other cities to re-examine their own red light camera systems. [... more]

CBS Sunday Morning

Jane Pauley

April 27, 2026

Extended Interview: Kacey Musgraves

Country star Casey Musgrave talks about her latest record, learning to embrace being alone, and finding creative energy in liminal space. She shares her songwriting process, from initial ideas to finalizing a record, and discusses the challenges of letting go of her work and moving on to new creative projects. [... more]

CBS Sunday Morning

Jane Pauley

April 26, 2026

Cuba, Kacey Musgraves, Jenny Saville

A look at America's long history with Cuba and its impact on the island's future, as well as stories of community and resilience in the face of adversity, including a soccer team's rise to success and a young girl's journey to become a professional soccer player. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show

Todd Starnes

April 23, 2026

Democrats: Forcing Illegal Alien Truck Drivers to Learn English is Racist

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses the California gubernatorial debate, Lindsey Graham's potential loss, the Southern Poverty Law Center's indictment, and the state of the school system in America, including issues with education, local control, homelessness, and gas prices. [... more]

CBS Sunday Morning

Jane Pauley

February 02, 2026

Extended Interview: Jeff Tweedy

Jeff Tweedy, the legendary singer, songwriter, and author, shares his thoughts on the power of music, creativity, and community. He discusses how music has become more important to him in recent years, and how it serves as a coping strategy for dealing with the challenges of life. Tweedy also talks about his family, his upbringing, and how his parents' support and encouragement helped him to pursue his passion for music. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 21, 2026

Jesse James: The Most Notorious Outlaw in American History

On this episode of Our American Stories more than years after his death Jesse James remains one of the most famous and misunderstood figures in American history Was he a Robin Hood style folk hero or a ruthless criminal shaped by war and revenge Historian Roger McGrath traces Jesse James's life from his childhood in Civil War era Missouri through his years as a Confederate guerrilla bank and train robber and national celebrity Set against Bleeding Kansas Reconstruction and the lingering hatreds of the Civil War this story explains how violence propaganda and politics helped turn an outlaw into a [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 19, 2026

“Propose a Toast” and the Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

On this episode of Our American Stories Andrew Thompson shares another slice of his guide to understanding the baffling mini-mysteries of the English language this time exploring the phrase propose a toast and others His book Hair of the Dog to Paint the Town Red The Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions and Fun Phrases uncovers the quirky roots behind the words we use every day Be sure to check it out Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

December 31, 2025

Resolutions that Last with Taylor Standridge

Lasting change doesn't start with what you want to achieve, but with who you're becoming in Christ. Taylor Standritz joins Rob West to explore why resolutions rooted in identity, not just effort, are the ones that endure. They discuss how to shift from behavior change to identity transformation, and how this approach can lead to lasting financial resolutions and spiritual growth. [... more]

Break Point

John Stonestreet

December 26, 2025

2025 Year in Review; Charlie Kirk, Antisemitism, Resurgence of Islam, AI and the Vibe Shift

A year-end recap of the top stories and trends from a Christian worldview perspective, including the rise of anti-Semitism, the normalization of transgenderism, the impact of artificial intelligence, and the shift towards re-enchantment in a postmodern world. [... more]

CBS Sunday Morning

Jane Pauley

December 22, 2025

Extended Interview: Sean Ono Lennon

The son of John Lennon discusses his father's legacy, peace and love, and activism, while also sharing his own experiences as a musician and artist, including his work with John Zorn and his upcoming jazz album. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

December 17, 2025

Behind the Blue Christmas: How Elvis Was Coaxed into Recording a Christmas Album

Elvis Presley's Christmas album, recorded in 1971, was a huge success, thanks to the instincts of his manager, Colonel Tom Parker. The album, which included the song 'White Christmas,' was a departure from Elvis's usual style, but it ended up being one of his most popular records. Meanwhile, a new AI-powered companion, Miko Mini Plus, is turning curiosity into endless learning for children. And, in a different vein, the excitement of a HBCU football game is captured in a Coca-Cola commercial. [... more]

Family Life Today

Dave and Ann Wilson

December 16, 2025

To the Tenth Generation: Ray Ortlund

A couple shares their story of faith, marriage, and family, highlighting the importance of surrendering to God's plan and trusting in His promises for generations to come. They discuss their book, 'To the Tenth Generation,' which explores God's heart for families and His desire to bless them far into the future. [... more]