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Brian Kilmeade Show

Brian Kilmeade

November 06, 2026

The Brian Kilmeade Show

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Clearview Today

Abidan Shah

November 06, 2026

What the 2026 Midterms Mean for American Christians

The midterm results are in and the numbers have us asking who showed up who stayed home and why For Christians there's a deeper question what does this mean for the church and the nation we're handing to the next generation Let's walk through the voter numbers take your calls and look at what Scripture says about engaging with politics when neither option is perfect We also talk about salt and light Joseph and Daniel in pagan courts and why hope is faith on tiptoes Did America Change Its Mind The Biggest Shift Young People Are We Headed to Babylon [... more]

CBS Sunday Morning

Jane Pauley

November 06, 2026

What Do Democrats Do Now?

Democrats have taken control of the House and the Senate winning every battleground state and flipping seats they haven't won in decades Lakshya Jain of The Argument Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Minutes Correspondent Ross Douthat weigh in on what the win means and what comes next If you'd like to share your own great question email us at greatquestion cbsnews com [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 06, 2026

Brownie Wise: The Woman Who Made Tupperware a Household Name

On this episode of Our American Stories Brownie Wise didn't invent Tupperware but she turned it into an American institution A single mother with little formal education Wise discovered a talent for direct sales and eventually convinced inventor Earl Tupper to take his plastic containers out of department stores and sell them through parties held in American homes Tupperware parties Mary Lisa Gavenas tells how Wise rose to become Tupperware's vice president of sales built a nationwide army of mostly female sellers and transformed the Tupperware party into a cultural phenomenon of s America But after landing on the cover [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 06, 2026

One of the First Vietnam POWs: Larry Spencer’s Hanoi Hilton Story

On this episode of Our American Stories when Navy pilot Larry Spencer was captured in North Vietnam he entered a world that few Americans would ever see He spent years as a prisoner of war first in a camp called The Zoo and later in the infamous Hanoi Hilton Survival meant finding strength in small moments and holding on to hope that freedom would come again Spencer tells his story in his own words offering a rare and personal account of what it meant to live and survive inside North Vietnam's most notorious prison Support the show https www ouramericanstories [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 06, 2026

Dan Sickles: The Civil War General Who Donated His Own Leg to a Museum

On this episode of Our American Stories Dan Sickles lived the kind of life that sounds almost invented The New York politician murdered his wife's lover Philip Barton Key just blocks from the White House and then became the first defendant in American history to successfully use a temporary-insanity defense A few years later the Civil War gave the disgraced congressman an unlikely second act Gettysburg National Military Park Ranger Matt Atkinson tells how Sickles raised a brigade for the Union rose to major general lost his right leg at Gettysburg and donated the amputated limb to the Army Medical [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 06, 2026

An Iowa Waitress, a Pilot, and a Family at War

On this episode of Our American Stories Doris Wilson was working as a waitress in Perry Iowa when news of the attack on Pearl Harbor interrupted the music playing in the restaurant Before long all five of her brothers were serving in the military and the young Iowa woman found herself headed to Texas after marrying Warren Neal a farmer turned Army Air Forces pilot and flight instructor Their new life at the Marfa Army Air Base brought crowded wartime housing officers' luncheons long hours and one aqua formal gown that made Doris feel like Cinderella at the opening of [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

November 06, 2026

Giving Circles: The Collaborative Power of Shared Generosity with Lacie Stevens

Generosity is often something we practice on our own We identify a need support a ministry or give to a cause we care about But what happens when we invite others to join us Giving circles offer a way to make generosity more collaborative relational and joyful When believers come together with a shared purpose their collective giving can make a meaningful difference not only in the lives of those receiving support but also in the hearts of those giving Lacie Stevens Senior Partner at Generous Giving has seen this firsthand After spending more than two decades as a financial [... more]

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

November 06, 2026

Prayer That Brings Revival, Part 1

Is your faith driving your life or is it just tagging along behind your comfort Stop treating Christianity like a U-Haul trailer attached to the American Dream Learn to seek the Kingdom first stand firm against spiritual opposition and build the daily habits that lay the foundation for your next major spiritual breakthrough ResourcesMessage NotesSpecial OffersConnect - - WebsiteChip Ingram AppInstagramFacebookYouTubePartner With UsDonate Online - - [... more]

What's Right What's Left

Pastor Ernie Sanders

November 06, 2026

Election Fraud and Obama not a American Citizen

HR Pastor and Cathy talks about the possiabilty of Election Fraud in the Midterms and shows some signs of it as well as playing a clip and talking about Obama not being a American CitizenSee omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 05, 2026

The First Man to Die in a Plane Crash

On this episode of Our American Stories before air travel became routine flight was a dangerous experiment In Lt Thomas E Selfridge climbed into a fragile biplane beside Orville Wright ready to test the limits of a new invention that had barely left the ground When a propeller snapped midair the airplane crashed near Fort Myer Virginia Wright survived with severe injuries Selfridge did not becoming the first man to die in a plane crash and marking the beginning of a new chapter in the history of aviation His sacrifice helped shape the safety standards that would guide every flight [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 05, 2026

The German Immigrant Who Became New York’s Queen of Thieves

On this episode of Our American Stories Frederica Mandelbaum arrived in New York from Germany in with her husband infant daughter and very little money She began by selling lace door-to-door on the Lower East Side but poverty and limited opportunities soon pushed the ambitious immigrant toward a very different kind of business buying stolen goods and reselling them for a profit Marguerite Fox former New York Times obituary writer and author of The Talented Mrs Mandelbaum shares how Frederica built one of the most powerful criminal networks of Gilded Age New York before one tiny strip of stolen silk [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 05, 2026

I Picked Up “Tex” Watson Hitchhiking AFTER the Manson Murders

On this episode of Our American Stories after the Tate LaBianca murders Charles Tex Watson vanished just not right away For nearly two months he remained in Los Angeles as the city searched for those responsible That's where this story begins Our American Stories listener Patty Kingsbaker recounts the day she unknowingly gave a ride to Manson's most loyal killer unaware she was sitting just feet from one of the most wanted men in the country Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donateSee omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 05, 2026

The 14-Year-Old Farm Boy Who Invented Television

On this episode of Our American Stories in -year-old Philo Farnsworth was working a field on his family's farm in Idaho when the neat rows stretching out behind him gave him an idea What if a picture could be broken into lines transmitted electronically and reassembled somewhere else The farm boy had begun imagining the technology that would become electronic television Daniel Stashower author of The Boy Genius and the Mogul The Untold Story of Television shares the story of how Farnsworth pursued that idea from rural Idaho to laboratories in California eventually finding himself in a patent battle with [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

November 05, 2026

Are We Asking the Right Questions About Investing? with Aimee Minnich

When Christians think about faithful stewardship generosity often comes to mind first We ask how much we should give where our gifts should go and how we can use our resources to bless others But what about the money we don't give away Faithful stewardship extends beyond charitable donations It includes our savings investments businesses and everything else God has entrusted to our care And that raises an important question How can we use all of our resources not just what we give to advance God's purposes Aimee Minnich Co-Founder Chief Impact Officer and General Counsel of the Impact Foundation [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

November 04, 2026

This Was A Bloodbath...What's Next?

Dana Loesch gives a no-BS breakdown of the GOP political bloodbath from Tuesday's midterm election Dana explains how the era of MAGA is over and breaks down what NEEDS to happen next Dana explains why this happened including tariffs Iran and foreign psyops What comes next Ronald Reagan had a message that perfectly contextualizes what happened last night Spencer Pratt makes a post perfectly nailing the current state of politics and how to reach people Who will run in Young men had the largest party shift in American history Dana gives historical commentary as to how to earn their vote [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 04, 2026

Annie Oakley: Sharpshooter, Showwoman, American Legend

On this episode of Our American Stories Annie Oakley was still a child when she began hunting to help feed her struggling family in Ohio Before long her extraordinary skill with a gun was helping pay off the family mortgage winning her shooting contests and eventually leading her to defeat professional marksman Frank Butler the man she would later marry Our American Stories contributor Faith Buchanan and others tell the story of how Oakley rose from poverty to top billing in Buffalo Bill's Wild West performing before packed crowds in New York London and Paris and becoming one of the [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 04, 2026

When One Man’s Faith Helped Free 33 Trapped Chilean Miners

On this episode of Our American Stories Greg Hall wasn't looking for fame when Chile's government asked for help rescuing trapped miners A businessman and Catholic deacon from Texas he simply believed he could make a difference Over tense days Hall and his team drilled through solid rock to reach the men the world feared were lost He later said it was God who guided every turn of the drill While the film The told the story Hall's name was left out which suited him just fine For him the miracle wasn't the credit It was that all men saw [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 04, 2026

Weapons of WWII With Stephen Ambrose: Jeeps, Trucks, Horses, and Poison Gas

On this episode of Our American Stories World War II is remembered for its tanks bombers and revolutionary weapons but much of the fighting still depended on railroads trucks and even horses Historian Stephen Ambrose explains how America's remarkable ability to move men and supplies helped give the Allies a decisive advantage From the rugged Jeep and the workhorse deuce and a half truck to the amphibious DUKW American vehicles transformed the way armies fought and moved Meanwhile despite the fearsome reputation of Germany's mechanized forces German and Soviet armies still relied heavily on horses to carry the burdens of [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

November 04, 2026

Should You Be a Landlord?

Owning rental property is a little like ordering pizza with anchovies It might be just what you're looking for but it's certainly not for everyone Rental real estate can be a valuable investment providing additional income and the potential for long-term appreciation But unlike owning stocks or mutual funds rental property requires ongoing attention financial resources and a willingness to handle unexpected challenges Before becoming a landlord it's important to understand both the opportunities and responsibilities that come with owning rental property The Benefits of Owning Rental PropertyThere are several reasons why rental real estate appeals to investors A Steady [... more]