A wise life is made up of a multitude of small things, and it's often the smallest of temptations and the simplest of details that get us hung up in bad patterns. Responding wisely to people in authority, preparing for dangerous assignments, and guarding daily conversations are key areas where wisdom is needed in very practical terms. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including airline travel etiquette, the funeral of Dick Cheney, and the politics surrounding it, as well as the issue of insurrection and sedition in the US military and intelligence community, and the importance of law and order and accountability in society. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for credit card fraud and throwing Molotov cocktails at a rival insurance agency. Another man was arrested for torturing an iguana to death. A couple was arrested for leaving their baby alone in a running car while they went to a bar. The host discusses defensive gun usage and how it's over three times more common than criminal usage. He also talks about a woman who went on a tirade on a plane because she wanted to get off before others, and how people should be more considerate of others when getting off a plane. [... more]

A heated argument on a plane sparks a discussion about plane etiquette, while identity theft protection and oral care products are promoted. The hosts also touch on robotic surgery, abortion rates, and the intersection of clown politics and societal issues. [... more]

The host discusses various news topics, including the situation in Ukraine, the IRS, and immigration, while also criticizing the left and their views on certain issues. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze with a man thinking an ankle monitor gets him out of jail, while another man is accused of assaulting a gate agent. Meanwhile, the debate over Diversity Equity and Inclusion policies heats up, with some questioning its role in a recent military plane crash. Artificial intelligence is also making headlines, with AI girlfriends becoming a trend, and a study finding breakups are harder on men than women. In other news, a study found that breakups are harder on men than women, and a study found that men are more likely to feel lonely and isolated after a breakup. [... more]

Best-selling author TJ Newman discusses her latest novel, Worst Case Scenario, which explores the possibility of a commercial airliner crashing into a nuclear power plant. Newman draws from her 10 years of experience as a flight attendant to create a realistic and terrifying story. [... more]

The Baltimore bridge collapse that was caused by a cargo ship has put President Biden's Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg back in the national spotlight Should Secretary Buttigieg resign over the numerous transportation failures over the past few years e g supply chain issues the East Palestine train derailment airline delays etc The Sekulow team discusses Mayor Pete's failures Maryland Governor Wes Moore's press conference the ACLJ's oral intervention at the U N NBC firing Ronna McDaniel after Chuck Todd's meltdown the latest news on President Trump's legal woes and much more [... more]

Amy Lawrence discusses her recent travel nightmare, where she was delayed for five hours in a New York airport, and shares her friend Jay's similar experience. They also talk about the issue of court storming in college basketball, with some coaches and players calling for it to be banned due to safety concerns. [... more]

The NFL is in the midst of a busy period, with teams preparing for the new league year and making key decisions about their rosters. Meanwhile, travelers are facing frustration with airlines and flight delays, but Instacart is there to deliver essentials in 30 minutes. The Golden State Warriors are on a hot streak, with Steph Curry leading the way, but the team still has a long way to go to reach the playoffs. [... more]

A series of bizarre stories including a Florida man's crime spree, the return of gray wolves to a national park, a controversy over electric car registration fees, a COVID joke that led to an arrest, an airline's attempt to create an adult-only section, and a viral video of a woman's outburst over a pool party. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including the NBA Finals, NFL free agency, and soccer. Guests include author TJ Newman and sports personalities, with a focus on etiquette and behavior on planes and in sports. [... more]

The cost of plane tickets has increased by 40% this year, making travel more expensive. Meanwhile, sports fans are being asked to spend more money on streaming services to follow their favorite teams. The industry is shifting towards streaming, and fans are finding it confusing to navigate the various options. The Dallas Stars have avoided a sweep in the Western Conference Finals, and the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Final are approaching. [... more]

Dr. Peter McCullough, a cardiologist and author of The Courage to Face COVID-19, discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and the safety of the COVID-19 vaccine, highlighting concerns about sudden deaths and the potential risks of mRNA technology. [... more]

On September 11th, 2001, ATC controller Dennis Fritz and local EMT Christian Boyd responded to the crash of Flight 93 in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. They share their experiences of the devastating event, including the chaos, destruction, and eerie feelings that lingered in the aftermath. [... more]

Najee Harris and Braxton Barrios discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers' new stadium, Acrisure Stadium, and the team's prospects for the upcoming season. Harris shares his thoughts on the team's identity, quarterback competition, and his own role in the offense. Barrios talks about the team's draft picks, including Zach Wilson, and the importance of a strong running game. [... more]

The airline industry is facing unprecedented flight delays and cancellations due to a combination of factors, including staffing shortages, bad weather, and a surge in demand. Airlines are hiring as fast as they can, but the process of training and certifying new employees takes time. The industry is also struggling with a shortage of air traffic controllers, which is exacerbating the problem. [... more]

A record 42 million people are opting to drive this weekend due to travel hell, with airlines struggling to keep up. Meanwhile, a woman's quest for an abortion 60 years ago riveted the nation and paved the way for the Roe v. Wade decision. A modern-day Noah's Ark, an animal sanctuary in New Jersey, is home to unlikely friendships between animals of different species. And, a true American hero, Herschel Woody Williams, shares his story of receiving the Medal of Honor for his bravery in World War II. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses various topics including COVID-19, vaccine mandates, critical race theory, and conservative politics. The show also touches on the potential leadership of Kevin McCarthy and Jim Jordan in the House of Representatives, and the censorship of conservatives on social media platforms. [... more]

A quiet revolution is underway, challenging the long-held assumption that extroverts are more charismatic and likable than introverts. Author Susan Cain's book and TED talk have sparked a movement, highlighting the importance of introverts in society and the need for a shift in cultural values. Meanwhile, a chef in Cleveland is taking the farm-to-table movement to new heights, growing his own produce in a national park and serving it up in his restaurant, where the focus is on the experience and the story behind the food. [... more]