JUST IN At least teens were arrested at the Delta Fair Music Festival after mobs of black teens caused stampedes and fights Law enforcement had to temporarily suspend the fair until order could be restored Both city and county leaders have allowed the teens to destroy our malls entire neighborhoods our parks and downtown is on the verge of disaster City Hall shut down Tom Lee Park on weekend nights for safety issues What's your solution for stopping the violence Because more basketball courts and community centers aren't working See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

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]

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]

On this episode of Our American Stories before Spotify playlists and music on demand there was the jukebox Drop in a nickel pick a song and a machine glowing with lights and color could provide the soundtrack for a bar restaurant or teenage hangout Along the way jukeboxes helped spread new sounds gave Black musicians another way to reach listeners during segregation and became an unmistakable piece of American culture Ed Liss fell in love with jukeboxes as a three-year-old boy in the Bronx and has spent much of his adult life hunting down and painstakingly restoring them He shares [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories William A Scott III went to war for a country that still treated him as a second-class citizen Drafted into the segregated U S Army in the young Morehouse College photographer served with an all-Black combat engineer battalion as Patton's Third Army pushed across Europe Then came an assignment Scott could never have prepared for Buchenwald Scott had seen Army films depicting Nazi atrocities and dismissed them as propaganda At Buchenwald he discovered they were horrifyingly real Camera in hand Scott began documenting what he saw until the depravity around him became almost [... more]

Dana Loesch reacts to Jesse Watters grilling Michigan DSA Candidate Abdul el-Sayed over topics like castration reparations and Sharia Law Dana slams this continued idea of poltical reparations for minorities from Socialists candidates Texas Roadhouse issues a statement after facing backlash over allegations that restaurant employees participated in a racist Facebook group and discussed mistreating Black customers Legendary Country Superstar Dolly Parton passes away at age Dana shares commentary about her life and legacy Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Relief Factorhttps www ReliefFactor comYou could be the next person sharing a Relief Factor [... more]

Jason Arday was as much a victim of his own ideas as he was the victim of other's good intentions For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories as a boy Bob McClellan walked through Golden Gate National Cemetery on his way into town Years later he returned as a father bringing his own children to place flags beside the graves on Memorial Day and visit the resting place of their grandfather a Marine who fought at Guadalcanal But their walks through the cemetery became about much more than remembering one man From an -year-old Marine killed in Vietnam to Medal of Honor recipients the Black sailors lost in the Port Chicago disaster and Japanese Americans who fought for a country [... more]

Bart and Karlos tap dance around the biggest stories in sports this week and then give some Marvel updates at the end of the episode just what you've been asking for Hosted by Simplecast an AdsWizz company See https pcm adswizz com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising [... more]

Todd Starns discusses various topics including the rise of Islam and socialism, public schools, education, the election in Tennessee, and the controversy surrounding the WNBA and transgender players. He also talks about Vice President J.D. Vance's chicken coop and the concerns surrounding it. Additionally, he discusses the importance of protecting women and girls in sports and the need for common sense to intersect with reality. [... more]

Three white Jewish boys from New York City became the most fascinating phenomenon in the burgeoning rap music scene in the 1980s. The Beastie Boys, barely out of their teens, released License to Ill, which quickly reached number one on the charts and became the first hip-hop album to achieve that exalted status. With their unique blend of punk, funk, and rap, the Beastie Boys reinvented their sound and became the ultimate tastemakers and cool hunters, selling over 50 million records worldwide and cementing their place as one of the greatest rap groups of all time. [... more]

Harry Hoosier, a black Methodist preacher, played a significant role in the American Revolution and the abolition of slavery in the United States. Born into slavery in North Carolina, he was freed by a slave owner in Baltimore and went on to travel the country preaching the gospel. His message of freedom from human bondage and sin earned him widespread acclaim, and his name became synonymous with the state of Indiana, where he had a profound impact on the local population. [... more]

A discussion on various topics including immigration courts, Dr. Fauci's involvement in COVID-19 research, the morality of abortion, the crisis in Haiti, and the upcoming election in Minnesota, with a focus on the Christian perspective and the importance of faith in making decisions. [... more]

Pastors played a significant role in the American Revolution, using their pulpits to preach liberty and influence the minds of their congregations. Today, some pastors are reclaiming this heritage, teaching their flocks to superintend the Constitution and resist the influence of Satanism and apostasy in the church. By embracing a biblical worldview and taking a stand for liberty, Christians can make a positive impact on their communities and help restore America to its founding principles. [... more]

Pastors discuss the importance of standing up for biblical law and divine human government, opposing abortion, and promoting liberty and freedom. They emphasize the role of pastors in society, the responsibility of the pulpit, and the need for courage in the face of tyranny. [... more]

A journalist discovers the stories of two ordinary soldiers, a black man from the South and a Jewish man from New York, whose names were on Alan Alda's dog tags from the TV show MASH, and explores how their experiences connect to American history. [... more]

The House Ways and Means Committee is investigating three far-left nonprofits for potential ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Meanwhile, Elon Musk has gone viral for his comments on immigration and the far-right, and Iran's president has threatened a massive attack. The White House correspondents' dinner is taking place tonight with increased security measures. Additionally, a study in Australia found that men fart more than women, and an anxious worker won a lawsuit in the UK for not wanting to be on a camera during a Zoom call. An Instagram pickup artist was banned from social media for recording people without their knowledge. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including Social Security, the 9th Congressional District race in Tennessee, the National Guard, junk food, Iran's nuclear capabilities, food safety, and the Republican Party's nomination process. [... more]

The life of Cornelius Vanderbilt, a 19th-century entrepreneur who revolutionized the American economy through his innovative business strategies and control of the railroads, is explored in this story. His complex and often ruthless tactics, including his manipulation of the financial markets, are revealed, showcasing the conundrum of his private interests intersecting with the public interest. [... more]

The Tate brothers face 59 charges from seven accusers of crimes that are alleged to have happened from 2010 to 2017 in the United Kingdom, including for rape, sex trafficking, and child and extreme pornography. The Democratic Socialist Party's ideology is compared to communism, with some arguing it's a good idea while others see it as a path to disaster. Identity theft is a growing concern, with LifeLock offering protection. The presidential election in 2026 and 2028 is discussed, with some arguing the Democratic Party is becoming more anti-Israel. Darlene Graham, the sister of Lindsey Graham, is running for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina. Caitlin Clark breaks a record in the WNBA, but seems unimpressed by the achievement. [... more]