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Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

September 16, 2026

America Is Going Down A Dangerous Path (ft. Ben Shapiro)

Ben Shapiro joins us to react to J D Vance's political comments on American foreign policy with Israel the UT fallout within the heritage immigration debate and the new Daily Wire film Run Hide Fight Infidels being canceled by Alamo Drafthouse J D Vance gives a questionable answer on a podcast saying we cannot let our Middle Eastern foreign policy be subservient to the state of Israel Dana thoroughly debunks the myths with facts and figures Dana slams Macklemore's continued lie that Israel is committing genocide Plus more commentaryThank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 16, 2026

David McCullough on the Life and Legacy of John Adams

On this episode of Our American Stories John Adams carried the weight of a nation that was still fragile and untested He was the second president of the United States a man caught between loyalty to his principles and the demands of politics The late historian David McCullough shares Adams' story not as a list of accomplishments but as the life of a husband father and revolutionary who believed deeply in the republic he helped create We'd like to thank the John Adams Institute for allowing us to share this story with our listeners Support the show https www ouramericanstories [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 16, 2026

She Wanted to Be a Movie Star, So She Moved to Yosemite

On this episode of Our American Stories at years old Donna Martin had a plan She was going to leave Forest Mississippi spend the summer working as a lifeguard in Yosemite and use her days off to drive over to Hollywood and become a movie star It sounded simple enough Then she got to California and discovered that Yosemite wasn't exactly next door to Hollywood her summer job involved more than sitting beside a swimming pool and life away from home wasn't quite what she had imagined Donna shares the funny and deeply personal story of the summer that sent [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 16, 2026

The Day a Soviet Nuclear Submarine Got Run Over by an American Aircraft Carrier

On this episode of Our American Stories on the night of March the USS Kitty Hawk was cutting through the Sea of Japan when a Soviet submarine suddenly surfaced directly in its path For days the nuclear-powered K- had been stalking the American carrier group Then somehow they lost track of the Kitty Hawk By the time she surfaced and spotted the -ton aircraft carrier bearing down on it there was no time to get out of the way With American and Soviet forces suddenly facing each other across a damaged submarine both sides now had another challenge making sure [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 16, 2026

Forgiving the Drug Dealer That Killed My Daughter

On this episode of Our American Stories when Mike and Deborah Bailey lost their daughter Ashlynn to a fentanyl overdose their world stopped For months they wrestled with heartbreak and rage knowing the man who sold her the drugs was still alive Then their son came to them with a quiet conviction he wanted to forgive the dealer What began as an act of faith became a family's path to healing The Baileys wrote a letter offering forgiveness not to excuse the pain but to release its hold on their hearts They believed that letting go was the only way [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

September 16, 2026

What the Early Church Can Teach Us About Generosity with Dr. Darrell Bock

There was not a needy person among them That remarkable statement in Acts describes the early church's generosity The first Christians freely shared what God had entrusted to them so their community's needs were met Their example can sound almost foreign in a culture that prizes independence and personal ownership But according to Dr Darrell Bock Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary DTS the generosity we see in Acts reflects something much deeper than a particular financial system It reveals what happens when people begin to see themselves their possessions and one another differently because [... more]

It's Time to Man Up!

Nikita Koloff

September 15, 2026

David Kerley #292

In this heartfelt episode of Q A with Koloff Nikita Koloff welcomes author stage performer and Man Camp alumnus David Curley for a conversation about loss faith perseverance and God's faithfulness through life's unexpected seasons David shares the story behind his book Curley Q's to My Wonderful Life inspired by the classic film It's a Wonderful Life Through personal memoir stories some humorous some painful and some deeply reflective David opens up about losing his son his father and his job and how those experiences ultimately helped draw him back into a closer relationship with God The conversation also explores [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 15, 2026

How the Lobotomy Changed Modern Brain Science

On this episode of Our American Stories in the mid- th century families desperate for answers turned to a radical procedure known as the lobotomy It was sold as a cure for everything from depression to schizophrenia but its brutal methods left thousands of patients permanently damaged At the center was Dr Walter Freeman a man whose name became synonymous with transorbital lobotomy and the dark side of psychosurgery Yet from these failures came progress The shortcomings of lobotomy forced doctors and scientists to pursue safer more effective ways to treat mental illness ultimately laying the groundwork for modern brain [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

September 15, 2026

Finding Hope After Financial Loss

Financial loss can happen slowly or all at once A business closes A home is lost An investment collapses A scam wipes out savings built over decades And when money disappears the loss can reach far beyond the balance sheet It can affect our sense of security our plans for the future and even the way we understand God's provision Scripture does not minimize those losses It gives us permission to grieve them But it also reminds us that while we can lose wealth we cannot lose our true treasure Three stories from Job Horatio Spafford and John Wesley offer [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 15, 2026

Richard Herzog: From Abuse to Forgiveness and a New Life Through Football

On this episode of Our American Stories growing up across the Mississippi River from New Orleans Richard Herzog found refuge from a troubled home on the playing field Sports gave him confidence and a place to belong Then a trusted teacher abused that trust leaving Herzog with wounds he would spend decades trying to understand Herzog author of Paydirt shares how football eventually brought him to Ole Miss and later to a championship-winning career as a coach But no victory could erase his past Through therapy recovery faith and forgiveness Herzog finally confronted what had happened to him and found [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 14, 2026

Christopher Columbus: The Good, the Bad, and the Four Voyages

On this episode of Our American Stories Christopher Columbus sailed west in convinced he could reach Asia across the Atlantic He was wrong about where he was going wrong about the size of the world and yet skilled and determined enough to complete a voyage that would change it forever Over four expeditions Columbus explored the Caribbean encountered peoples unknown to Europeans pursued gold and converts and struggled disastrously to govern the colonies he helped establish Laurence Bergreen author of Columbus The Four Voyages shares the complicated story of the ambitious mariner behind the legend Support the show https www [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 14, 2026

He Played the Titanic's Captain, Then Dove to the Wreck

On this episode of Our American Stories for years Lowell Lytle put on a captain's uniform and portrayed Edward J Smith at Titanic exhibits around the country The ship became an obsession but Lytle never imagined it would take him to the place where its story ended Then at years old he climbed inside a Russian submersible and descended two and a half miles into the Atlantic Waiting for him in the darkness was the wreck of the Titanic Lytle shares what it was like to come face-to-face with the ship he had spent years studying and the realization about [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

September 14, 2026

Building Healthy Money Habits While Raising Kids with Crystal Paine

Money stress rarely stays confined to a spreadsheet It can shape a home's atmosphere affect a marriage and influence how children think about money long after they've grown up That's one reason Crystal Paine creator of MoneySavingMom com and author of The Seven Habits of Financially Healthy Women believes financial health is about far more than simply earning more or getting all the numbers right In fact when Crystal surveyed women about their relationship with money one theme surfaced again and again fear Financial stress often left women feeling isolated ashamed or worried about whether they were doing enough for [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 13, 2026

David Klein: The Man Who Invented Jelly Belly (and Lost It All)

On this episode of Our American Stories David Klein loved candy so much that he studied candy bars as a kid sold popcorn out of the back of his car and eventually walked away from a career in law to make sweets his life Then in with just to his name Klein had an idea reinvent the ordinary jelly bean He dreamed up unusual flavors found a manufacturer willing to make them and gave his creation a name that would soon be known around the world Jelly Belly David Klein himself shares how he turned a crazy idea into a [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 13, 2026

Edie Hand: When Being the Strong One Gets Lonely

On this episode of Our American Stories Edie Hand grew up on acres of rolling hills in Burnout Alabama where some of her happiest memories were made inside an old family barn There were horses to ride mud pies to make sweet potatoes waiting after school and brothers to run around with Her beloved grandmother Alice was never far away To Edie the barn was more than a building It was the place where she felt safe free and certain that a little girl could grow up to become anything she wanted Years later Edie found herself longing for that [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

September 12, 2026

Pastor goes to Africa! with Jeff Johnsen

On this episode of Truth Talk Live Pastor Jeff Johnson of Mount Pisgah Church shares how God is moving through the Global Methodist Church and his recent trip to South Africa He describes witnessing believers from around the world worship Jesus the incredible growth of Christianity and an outreach that brought more than children together in one of the poorest communities in South Africa Pastor Jeff challenges the American church to return to the authority of God's Word step outside its comfort zone support indigenous Christian leaders and respond to what God is doing around the world [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 12, 2026

The Small Act of Courage That Led to 54 Years of Marriage

On this episode of Our American Stories Lori Coan was on her second date with a boy she wasn't sure about when something happened that would change her mind and her life A group of troublemakers tripped a girl with polio sending her sprawling in front of everyone Most of the students laughed or looked away Lori's date didn't He jumped up helped the girl to her feet and gave her dignity back in a moment when she had been robbed of it To Lori that simple act of courage said more than words ever could That boy would later [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 12, 2026

The Story of America: The Civil War Begins [Ep. 29]

On this episode of Our American Stories Abraham Lincoln entered the Civil War with no military experience and no blueprint for putting down a rebellion of eleven states The Union had more men more factories more railroads and a powerful navy But none of those advantages guaranteed victory After the disaster at Bull Run Lincoln had to build an army almost from scratch find generals willing to use it and convince a divided Northern public to endure a war that was already proving longer and bloodier than almost anyone had imagined In Episode of our ongoing Story of Us Story [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 12, 2026

How George Washington's Bible Survived 9/11

On this episode of Our American Stories when George Washington took the oath of office in his hand rested on a Bible that would become one of America's most treasured artifacts That same Bible was on loan to Fraunces Tavern a Revolutionary War landmark near the World Trade Center on September After the towers fell the search for survivors gave way to the search for the dead and eventually to a search for the missing Bible Robert J Morgan author of Bible Verses That Made America shares the remarkable story of how Washington's inaugural Bible was recovered after Support the [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show

Rich Eisen

September 11, 2026

Hour 1: 49ers Punk the Rams Reactions, plus John McEnroe Talks US Open

Rich weighs in on the ers drubbing the jetlagged Rams in Melbourne Australia to kick off their NFL season ESPN Tennis Analyst -time grand slam champion John McEnroe and Rich preview the all-American Ben Shelton vs Frances Tiafoe US Open semifinal weighs in on his beloved Knicks winning their first NBA title since he was years-old Rich comments on the Rams' absolute clunker in Australia and what it means for the team's mindset moving forward Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]