Carrie Newhoff, pastor, speaker, and best-selling author, shares his journey from burnout to biblical rest, emphasizing the importance of managing energy rather than time, and delegating tasks to others when not at their best. He discusses how to prioritize tasks, set boundaries, and maintain a healthy work-life balance, highlighting the benefits of Sabbath and prehab in achieving rest and rejuvenation. [... more]

Charles Colson, a former Nixon administration official, recounts his journey from a life of crime to one of redemption and compassion, highlighting the importance of moral values and the transformative power of Christianity in American life. [... more]

Leah Michel shares her love for Broadway and her experiences growing up in a food-loving family. She talks about her debut at eight years old in Les Misérables, her transformational role in Spring Awakening, and her iconic performance as Rachel Berry in Glee. Leah also discusses her return to Broadway in Funny Girl and her upcoming role in Chess, highlighting the music and the community that drew her back to the stage. [... more]

A Marine's story about his father's visit and the cultural clash that ensued, highlighting the differences between traditional values and modern life. Meanwhile, a father-son relationship is explored through the lens of a Marine's life, and the importance of imagination and AI companions in children's lives is discussed. Additionally, the topic of identity theft and its prevention is touched upon, along with the benefits of biological age reduction and metabolic health. [... more]

Winston Churchill's life was marked by numerous brushes with death, yet he continued to show extraordinary courage and leadership. Born in New York City to a British mother, Churchill grew up at the apex of Victorian society, but his relationship with his parents was difficult. He was willing to show emotion, a trait uncommon among his peers, and this allowed him to connect with the British people. Churchill's early warning system against Adolf Hitler and the Nazis was partly due to his philo-Semitism and his experience with fanaticism. He never changed his warning, even when ridiculed in the press and attacked by his own party members, and this self-belief was a key aspect of his career. Churchill's physical and moral courage were evident throughout his life, including his travels during the Second World War, where he traveled 110,000 miles outside the UK, often within the radius of the Luftwaffe. [... more]

Dana discusses the housing affordability crisis, government policies, and the impact of identity politics and woke culture on society. She also touches on the influence of Qatari money and the spread of Islamism in the US, as well as the politicization of university campuses. [... more]

Thomas E. Selfridge's life was tragically cut short at 26, but he holds major firsts in world history thanks to his passion for a new developing technology. He became the first passenger of any plane in Canada, designed the Association's first conventional airplane, and was the first US military officer to fly solo in a powered flying machine. [... more]

Benefits for SNAP recipients are set to expire during the second longest government shutdown in US history The Indian illegal alien truck driver who was charged with killing in a DUI crash in Ontario on Tuesday has a California CDL Zohran Mamdani claims his aunt stopped taking the subway after because she did not feel safe in her hijab Do you remember when his dad said America is the root of all evil Dana reacts to The Poltergiest house in Simi Valley being available on Airbnb Gavin Newsom went on the All The Smoke podcast and debuted a new accent [... more]

The discussion revolves around the tariff battle with China, rare earth minerals, and foreign policy. The president is taking steps to force China out, and allies are being reassured. The conversation also touches on the rare earth minerals processing bottleneck, China's economic strain, and the potential for a meeting between the president and Xi Jinping in China. Additionally, the topic of fentanyl and its connection to Venezuela and China is discussed, as well as the importance of securing the border and engaging with good countries in the region. [... more]

Liberals prepare to march at Saturday's No Kings rallies across the country Dana reacts to the most viral moments from New York City's Mayoral Debate between Zohran Mamdani Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa Jimmy Kimmel claims The American Revolution was a No Kings Rally J B Pritzker says he just got incredibly lucky and won million by gambling and encouraged others to start gambling Premiere League Club Aston Villa BANS supporters of the Tel Aviv football club over fears of violence against Jews Josh Hammer joins us to discuss Aston Villa's Jewish ban growing anti-Semitism on the woke right the [... more]

The ACC is heating up in college football, with Georgia Tech and Duke facing off in a crucial matchup. Meanwhile, the NBA and MLB are also in the spotlight, with the Seattle Mariners and LA Dodgers potentially facing off in the World Series. In college football, Wake Forest's Jake Dickert is making a strong impression, and Penn State's James Franklin is a highly respected coach who may be taking a break from the sport. [... more]

Speaker Johnson unloads on Democrats for not reopening the government for the ninth time Liberals prepare for their No Kings protests on Saturday Democrat members of Congress attempted to barge into Speaker Mike Johnson's office Dana follows up on the Alec Baldwin crash drama Actress Keira Knightley laughs out loud after a reporter asked if she was aware that trans-allied people are boycotting Harry Potter because of J K Rowling Nancy Pelosi calls Trump the worst president in American history for America's children A new study shows how trans identification is in FREEFALL among young people proving it's not scientifically [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to baffle and entertain, while Alec Baldwin's car accident raises questions about accountability. Meanwhile, cybersecurity awareness is crucial, and identity theft is a growing concern. Additionally, a naked bike ride protest in Portland sparks debate about public decency and the limits of free speech. [... more]

The Gaza ceasefire has been met with skepticism by some, with concerns that Hamas may not disarm as promised. Meanwhile, the Abraham Accords have reshaped the balance of power in the Middle East, and the US is taking steps to prevent identity theft and promote cybersecurity awareness. Additionally, the importance of screening for Type 1 diabetes is highlighted, and a new product called Relief Factor is introduced as a solution for inflammation and pain relief. [... more]

The federal government shuts down Wednesday morning as Congress can't come to an agreement over funding for health care A New York Times poll shows most Americans blame Democrats for the shutdown CNN shows flashback footage of Chuck Schumer to his face over previously opposing government shutdowns Maxine Waters just ADMITS they want to fund healthcare for illegals Shocking footage captures a carnival ride malfunctioning crashing at a Los Angeles high school event trapping dozens until firefighters arrived to rescue them President Trump DOUBLES DOWN and posts another video of Hakeem Jeffries in a sombrero to troll Democrats for shutting [... more]

On July 18, 1945, a US Army Air Force B-25 Mitchell bomber crashed into the Empire State Building in New York City, killing 14 people and injuring 27. The accident was caused by the pilot's disorientation in heavy fog, and it remains one of the most infamous aviation accidents in history. Miraculously, a young woman named Betty Lou Oliver survived a 75-story elevator fall, and her story has become a testament to human resilience. [... more]

A man shares his powerful testimony of enduring unimaginable tragedy, including the loss of his wife at the hands of their son, and how he found hope and joy through his faith in God, despite the overwhelming pain and grief. [... more]

The Trependahl family's remarkable story of forgiveness and grace after the tragic loss of their daughter Laura, who was killed in a car accident. They chose not to harbor anger and instead focused on healing and moving forward, even forgiving the driver who caused the accident. [... more]

NFL teams are finalizing their rosters ahead of the season, with the Seahawks making a surprise move by cutting Marquez Valdes-Scantling. The Browns have a quarterback dilemma, with Dylan Gabriel and Shadore vying for the backup spot. Aaron Rodgers reflects on his time in New York, while Wilson Contreras faces a six-game suspension for his behavior on the field. Russell Baxter joins the show to discuss the Seahawks' rebuild and the Chiefs' retooling on the offensive line. [... more]

President Trump fires Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook after being exposed for mortgage fraud The Federal Government will take stakes in more companies The DNC kicks off their summer meeting in Minneapolis with Tampon Tim Walz to try and find their message ahead of midterms Dana fact-checks the argument surrounding jailing Americans for burning the flag and explains the dangerous Constitutional precedent the executive order would set CNN's Tiffany Cross says it would be journalistic integrity to point out that Stephen Miller is a white supremacist A -year-old girl has been charged after allegedly brandishing a knife on a public [... more]

Texas House passes new GOP-friendly congressional maps Cracker Barrel drops iconic man from logo faces backlash over 'woke' rebranding Trump plans to patrol Washington DC with national guard Thursday night Rep Chip Roy announces bid for Texas attorney general Bed Bath Beyond is eying a comeback but it won't open new stores in California Illegal migrant truck driver in deadly Florida crash failed English road sign tests Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Boll Branchhttps bollandbranch com DANASHOWExperience your best sleep ever get off plus free shipping on your first set Webroothttps webroot com [... more]

A Christian radio show shares stories of people's experiences with a 'heavenly tow truck' where God intervenes in their lives to help them through difficult situations, teaching them about faith and the power of God. [... more]

NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins shares his journey of generosity and stewardship, discussing how his faith shapes his approach to finances and how he's using his platform to make a positive impact. He talks about the importance of modeling generosity, the tension between saving and giving, and how he and his wife Julie make financial decisions together. They also discuss estate planning, trusts, and the benefits of passing assets outside of probate. [... more]

In 1984, a Soviet nuclear attack submarine collided with the USS Kitty Hawk, a US Navy aircraft carrier, in the Sea of Japan. The incident occurred during a period of Cold War tension, and the submarine's crew was forced to surface after the collision. The USS Kitty Hawk suffered minor damage, but the incident highlights the risks and complexities of naval operations during the Cold War era. [... more]

Hunter Biden's comments on illegal immigration and his father's actions in the White House have sparked controversy, highlighting a perceived double tier system of justice. Meanwhile, the Department of Transportation's handling of air traffic control and equity efforts has been criticized, with some arguing that the focus on DEI initiatives has hindered progress in upgrading safety systems and hiring competent air traffic controllers. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the recent revelations of Russian collusion, the impact of fentanyl trafficking on American families, and the need for stricter air traffic control measures. The conversation also touches on the misuse of DEI grants, the complexities of Pakistani politics, and the upcoming APEC summit, where trade agreements and China-US relations will be a focus. [... more]

The importance of wearing seatbelts and the role of faith and prayer in one's life is discussed, with personal stories of near-death experiences and the transformative power of God's love and mercy. [... more]

Terrence Crawford, the undefeated boxing champion, discusses his upcoming fight against Canelo Alvarez at Allegiance Stadium, while Seth Rollins talks about his WWE career and the latest sports news, including Rashid Rice's sentencing and the NFL's upcoming season. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses the latest sports news, including the top six NFL rookies to watch in 2025, the controversy surrounding Carl Anthony Towns at the Esports Awards, and the outburst by golfer Wyndham Clark. The show also touches on the injuries of Caitlin Clark and the NBA, as well as the departure of Bradley Beal from the Phoenix Suns. [... more]

A man in Durham, North Carolina has captured the world's attention on YouTube with his videos of trucks crashing into a 11 foot 8 inch high bridge. Despite warning signs and a crash beam, people continue to hit the bridge, and the filmer has turned his hobby into a business selling t-shirts and crash art. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including immigration, the Trump presidency, media bias, and fake news. She also talks about critical race theory and its impact on society, and compares the fall of Rome to the current state of the United States. Additionally, she discusses China's involvement in the India-Pakistan conflict and the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China. The conversation also touches on the South China Sea dispute and the importance of the US taking an active role in shaping the relationship between India and China. [... more]

On July 18, 1945, a US Army Air Force B-25 Mitchell crashed into the 102-story Empire State Building in New York City, killing 14 people and injuring 27. The accident was caused by heavy fog and pilot disorientation. Miraculously, 25-year-old Betty Lou Oliver survived a 75-story elevator fall, suffering severe burns, and went on to live a full life. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the economy, tariffs, and trade with guests, including Stephen Yates, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation. They talk about China's economy, the World Trade Organization, and the European Union's interest in a zero-to-zero tariff discussion with the administration. They also discuss the situation in South Korea, where the president has been impeached and a new election is scheduled. Additionally, they touch on the topic of women's sports and the importance of protecting women's divisions in competitions. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experiences as a caregiver for his wife, Gracie, who has undergone multiple surgeries. He discusses the importance of faith, theology, and music in providing comfort and hope during difficult times. Peter also reflects on the recent shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville and the impact it has had on him and his community. [... more]

Financial stability is often measured by quick wealth accumulation, but biblical wisdom teaches that true success comes from steady, faithful growth over time. By understanding the principles of financial management, individuals can make informed decisions about their money and align their values with their financial choices. [... more]

The story of Dan Reeves, a soldier who served in the Vietnam War, is told by his nephew and best friend, Michael Williams. Dan's experiences in the war, including his time as a door gunner on a Huey helicopter, are vividly recounted, highlighting the dangers and horrors of war. The story also explores the emotional toll of war on Dan and his struggles to cope with the trauma he experienced. [... more]

College basketball analyst John Crispin discusses the Sweet 16 matchups, including BYU vs. Alabama and Maryland vs. Florida. Meanwhile, Major League Baseball's opening day was marred by technical issues with the MLB app, and Juan Soto's debut for the New York Mets was a topic of discussion. The conversation also touched on the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on college sports. [... more]

Trump tries to message his tariff implementation The Trump Administration repurposes the controversial CBP One app to encourage self-deportations Twitter X goes down for millions of users Monday Dana thinks the invention of the Internet has made people more hateful and absolutely stupid Syrian government loyalists are accused of executing civilians as violence erupts Congress continues to debate a new CR full of reckless spending in order to prevent a government shutdown on Friday HBO's new Harry Potter series features a DEI cast including Black actor Paapa Essiedu as Professor Snape Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser orders the removal of [... more]

Eli Whitney's invention of the cotton gin and his claim to have developed interchangeable parts is often celebrated, but a closer look reveals a more complex story. Whitney's struggles with patent infringement and his eventual failure to deliver on a contract to produce muskets for the US government are often left out of the narrative. Meanwhile, his inspiration for interchangeable parts came from firearms, not his cotton gin, and he even faked it to impress Thomas Jefferson. [... more]

Thomas E. Selfridge was a 26-year-old lieutenant who accomplished two astonishing firsts in world history, one tragic, thanks to his passion for a new developing technology. He crossed paths with Douglas MacArthur, the Wright brothers, and Alexander Graham Bell, and his story leads to a good number of equally interesting American stories. [... more]