Democrats are out of step with the American people on immigration, with 73% of voters saying it is a crime to enter the country illegally. The US shot down an Iranian drone approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln, and NASA's Artemis II mission has been delayed due to technical issues. The lunar mission aims to establish a lunar base and continue using what is learned to go further, such as to Mars. The US is committed to putting a man on the moon before President Trump leaves office. [... more]

A Florida man's reckless behavior on a motorcycle and a bizarre house for sale in Tampa are among the absurd stories shared on the podcast. Meanwhile, the host discusses tax season, identity theft, and the upcoming Super Bowl, including Bad Bunny's halftime show and the controversy surrounding voter ID laws. Additionally, the podcast touches on the trend of using cadaver fat for cosmetic procedures and the refugee crisis. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell addresses Bad Bunny's Grammy's political statements ahead of his Super Bowl Halftime Show performance TPUSA announces the lineup for their own halftime show headlined by Kid Rock The Native American Tongva Tribe reacts to Billie Eilish's remarks about stolen land A Boston-area woman is thrilled after taking in a Haitian migrant and says it's like having your own personal chef as another conservative woman goes viral for PERFECTLY explaining why Liberal women get so outraged A crazy man is locking himself in his room for an entire year to avoid [... more]

A look at the past and future of TV theme songs, the resurgence of folk music, and the stories of individuals who are making a difference in their communities, including a bear hunter, a singer-songwriter, and a woman who found hope in a cemetery. [... more]

Joe Brady, the 21st head coach of the Buffalo Bills, discusses his relationship with Josh Allen and his approach to leading the team. Casey Affleck, a die-hard Patriots fan, shares his thoughts on the team's Super Bowl 60 appearance and the controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame induction. [... more]

The Denver Broncos face off against the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship game, with Drake May looking to become the first quarterback to win three playoff games against top-five total defenses in a single postseason. Meanwhile, Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley discusses his coaching philosophy and plans for the team, including a potential quarterback competition. [... more]

Colonel Justin Dimmick, a West Point graduate and devout Episcopalian, served as the commander of Fort Warren, a Union prison camp in Boston during the Civil War. Despite the harsh conditions and federal regulations, Dimmick treated the Confederate prisoners with kindness and humanity, earning their respect and admiration. His legacy is a testament to the power of compassion and decency in the face of adversity. [... more]

Mike Aruzzioni recounts his journey from a small town in Massachusetts to becoming the captain of the 1980 US Olympic hockey team that defeated the Soviet Union in the iconic 'Miracle on Ice' game. He shares his experiences, from playing in the International League to being elected captain of the Olympic team, and how it led to a new perspective on life and opportunities in broadcasting and coaching. [... more]

The Museum of Bad Art in Somerville, Massachusetts, showcases a unique collection of artworks that are intentionally flawed, yet still convey the artist's sincerity and originality. The museum's curator, Louise Riley-Sacco, explains the concept behind the museum and how it challenges traditional notions of art and art appreciation. [... more]

Hunter Biden's recent comments on his father's presidency and his own involvement in the Burisma scandal have sparked controversy, with some praising his honesty and others criticizing his lack of self-awareness. Meanwhile, President Trump's administration has been making headlines with its efforts to disrupt the flow of oil from Venezuela, a move that some see as a bold attempt to gain control over the country's resources and others view as a misguided attempt to undermine the Venezuelan government. As the debate over immigration continues to rage, some are pointing to the example of Minnesota, where a court case is underway to address allegations of racism and anti-white bias in the state's public schools. And in the world of politics, a new candidate has emerged in the form of George Conway, a vocal critic of President Trump who is now running for Congress as a Democrat. [... more]

Two country boys rose to the highest heights of Harvard Yard, shaping generations of students with their devoted protégés, including future Supreme Court Justices. Meanwhile, a serious condition where your airway partially or completely collapses during sleep may cause breathing interruptions and oxygen deprivation, affecting adults with obesity. An AI companion co-creates personalized story adventures with your child, while a classic HBCU vibe calls for an ice cold Coca-Cola. [... more]

Progressive activists plan to show solidarity with Boston's immigrant communities next week by dumping ice into the harbor as part of what they're calling an ICE Tea Party The new Supergirl trailer features an apathetic drunk girlboss whose dog pees on a picture of Superman Tucker Carlson's latest episode promotes Hamas propaganda by interviewing and visiting Gazan refugees by visiting a camp in Qatar and NOT asking why there are no men in said camp Dem Rep Al Green calls for Trump's impeachment for the thousandth time RNC Chair Joe Greuters goes on record saying the GOP is facing almost [... more]

Waterloo, Iowa, had a professional basketball team, the Waterloo Hawks, which played in the National Basketball League and later the NBA. The team was formed in 1948 and played until 1950, when the NBA voted to exclude smaller cities like Waterloo from the league. The story of the Waterloo Hawks is a unique chapter in American sports history, highlighting the challenges faced by smaller cities in maintaining a professional sports team. [... more]

The DiMaggio brothers, Joe, Dominic, and Vincent, pursued their passion for baseball and the American dream, but their lives took different paths. Joe became a legendary baseball player, while Dominic, often overshadowed by his brother, found success as a businessman and family man. Vincent's struggles with addiction and personal demons are also explored in this story about family, love, and the pursuit of greatness. [... more]

Abigail Adams and her seven-year-old son John Quincy witnessed the Battle of Bunker Hill, a pivotal moment in the American Revolution, and found strength in their faith through Bible verses, which became a lasting impression on John Quincy's life. [... more]

The Philadelphia Eagles are on track to repeat as NFC East champions, while the New England Patriots are surprising many with their 9-2 record, thanks in part to the development of quarterback Mac Jones and the team's ability to win games they're not supposed to. The Patriots' strong season has some drawing comparisons to the 2001 team that won the Super Bowl, and they're now threatening to put the road to the playoffs through Gillette Stadium again. [... more]

Aaliyah Boston, WNBA star, discusses the rash of injuries to stars in the NBA, and how she's working to empower the next generation of young women in sports through her initiative, Lily, and its program, The Court is Hers. [... more]

WNBA star Aaliyah Boston discusses her career, her initiative Lily, and the importance of empowering young women and girls in sports, highlighting her experiences in Indiana, a basketball hotbed, and her goals for the future. [... more]

Babe Ruth, the legendary baseball player, is widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time. With a storied career spanning over two decades, Ruth's accomplishments on the field, including his record-breaking home runs and World Series championships, cemented his status as an American icon. From his humble beginnings in Baltimore to his rise to fame with the Yankees, Ruth's life and legacy continue to fascinate and inspire fans to this day. [... more]

The NFL trade deadline has passed, with several teams making significant moves. The Colts are doubling down on Daniel Jones, while the Cardinals are considering a quarterback change with Kyler Murray's injury. Albert Breer discusses the implications of these moves and the upcoming college football playoff rankings. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses the ongoing World Series, focusing on Shohei Otani's performance, and the Toronto Blue Jays' lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The hosts also delve into Jalen Brown's recent hair loss and his decision to shave his head, as well as the upcoming World Cup in Saudi Arabia, which plans to feature a 40,000-seat stadium in the sky. The show also revisits sports history, highlighting notable events on October 28th, including Bobby Orr's final NHL goal and Violet Palmer's historic officiating debut in the NBA. [... more]

The OKC Thunder are looking to repeat as champions, but injuries and teams reloading make it a tough task. The Houston Rockets are struggling without Fred VanVleet, while the Denver Nuggets have made key additions to their roster. The Golden State Warriors are looking to bounce back, led by Steph Curry, and the Los Angeles Clippers are hoping to make a deep playoff run with a healthy Kawhi Leonard. Meanwhile, the NBA is dealing with a major scandal involving gambling and the FBI. [... more]

Tommy DiCarlo, a Home Depot employee, lived a rock and roll fantasy when he was chosen as the lead singer of the legendary band Boston after the passing of Brad Delp. DiCarlo's journey from singing in the shower to performing in front of tens of thousands of screaming fans is a testament to his dedication and passion for music. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses the top six professional athletes who have never won a championship, including Barry Sanders, Charles Barkley, Carmelo Anthony, Ted Williams, Dan Marino, and Elgin Baylor, highlighting their impressive careers and the teams that ultimately won the championships without them. [... more]

Donnie Wahlberg reflects on his childhood growing up in a large, chaotic family in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, where he was exposed to the city's racial tensions and the Boston busing crisis. He discusses how this experience shaped him and influenced his music career with New Kids on the Block, as well as his acting career, including his role in the TV show Blue Bloods. Wahlberg also talks about the importance of family values and the impact of his show on its fans. [... more]

The US has led the world in inventions, but why is that? From Thomas Edison's light bulb to modern innovation, we explore the country's inventive spirit and what sets it apart. Meanwhile, we delve into the world of animation, from The Simpsons to new films like Animal Farm, and meet the people behind them, including Bruce Springsteen and Jeremy Allen White. We also talk to former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy about his legacy and concerns for the court's future. [... more]

The NFL and baseball playoffs are heating up, with the Yankees and Red Sox facing off in the American League Divisional Series. Travis Etienne, the Jaguars' star running back, discusses his team's success and the challenges of playing both offense and defense. Meanwhile, Shohei Otani is set to make his playoff debut as a pitcher, and Jamar Chase is looking to make a big impact in the postseason. [... more]

Xavier Worthy discusses his injury and return to the Kansas City Chiefs, while Chris Mannix talks about the NBA and WNBA collective bargaining agreements, and the potential impact on players like LeBron James and Zion Williamson. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses various sports topics, including the MLB wild card round, the Browns' quarterback situation, and the Yankees' struggles. The show also touches on the NFL, including the Ravens' quarterback situation and the Washington Commanders' upcoming game. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL and baseball topics, including quarterback controversies, team performances, and managerial decisions. The show features interviews with Hall of Famer Kurt Warner and analysis of recent games and player performances. [... more]

The Boston Red Sox dominated the New York Yankees in game one of the wild card round, with Garrett Crochet pitching a 7 1/3rd inning shutout and Aroldus Chapman earning a four-out save. The Red Sox won 3-1 in the Bronx, setting the tone for the rest of the series. Meanwhile, Shohei Otani hit a home run in his first at-bat for the Los Angeles Dodgers, who are looking to go back-to-back for the first time since 1999 and 2000. [... more]

Spike Lee discusses his latest film 'High on the Hog' and shares stories about his career, including working with Denzel Washington and Michael Jordan. He also talks about his love for the New York Yankees and his experiences with Nike and Air Jordan. [... more]

The Indianapolis Colts have chosen Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback over Anthony Richardson, sparking a quarterback controversy. Meanwhile, the Boston Celtics have a new owner, Bill Chisholm, who has taken control of the team. The Celtics are facing a gap year due to injuries and salary concerns, leading to a potential overhaul of the team's roster. [... more]

The story of George Washington's leadership during the Revolutionary War, his struggles with the Continental Army, and his determination to win the war for American independence. Washington's bravery, integrity, and ability to inspire his troops are highlighted as he faces numerous challenges, including the British invasion of New York and the Battle of Trenton. The episode also explores the psychological impact of the war on the American people and the significance of Washington's decision to cross the Delaware River and attack the Hessian forces at Trenton. [... more]

The story of the Irish immigrant Kennedys who came to America in the mid-1800s to escape the Great Potato Famine, and how they built a successful dynasty through hard work, entrepreneurship, and politics, ultimately becoming a powerful force in Boston and American history. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses the recent experience at Bristol Motor Speedway, the NFL Hall of Fame, and the WNBA. The show also touches on sports history, including Major League Baseball and the Olympics, and features a discussion about Serena Williams' gold medal win. [... more]

The story of the Curse of the Bambino dates back over 100 years, with the Red Sox selling Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1918, leading to a run of futility that saw them not win another pennant until 1946. The curse was a popular notion among fans, with many believing it was the reason for the team's repeated failures in the postseason. However, in 2004, the Red Sox came back from a 3-0 deficit against the Yankees in the ALCS, and went on to win the World Series, finally breaking the curse. [... more]

The Oklahoma City Thunder's championship win has set a high bar for other teams, with the Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Clippers, and Boston Celtics making significant moves to close the gap. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Cavaliers have acquired Lonzo Ball, and the Golden State Warriors are struggling to find a suitable role for Jonathan Kaminga. LeBron James' future with the Los Angeles Lakers is also in question, and the NBA Summer League is underway, featuring top young players and a relaxed atmosphere. [... more]

The city of Boston surprisingly welcomed Edwin Booth, the brother of infamous assassin John Wilkes Booth, after Lincoln's assassination, and Edwin eventually found a comfortable niche in the city's theatrical community, befriending leading statesmen and abolitionists. [... more]

Fanny Farmer revolutionized domestic cooking with her cookbook, introducing level measuring cups and precise measurements. However, her emphasis on exact recipes has been criticized for deskilling cooks and preventing them from trusting their own instincts and senses. Professor Ken Albala discusses the evolution of cooking and the importance of experimentation and intuition in the kitchen. [... more]