A white cloth, seemingly ordinary, holds an extraordinary story of the American Civil War, slavery, and the struggle for freedom. It was woven by an enslaved person on a plantation in South Carolina, and its history reveals the complexities of the war and the lives of those who lived through it. [... more]

A discussion on the politicization of medical professionals, the Census Bureau's counting of illegal aliens, and the need to address fraud and corruption in home health care billing. The hosts also touch on the importance of abolishing the Department of Education and the dangers of radicalizing children against ICE and President Trump. [... more]

North Carolina continues to experience significant population growth, with a 1.3% growth rate, trailing only Texas and Florida. The state is also facing rising electricity costs due to the growth of data centers, particularly those using AI technology. A bipartisan group of governors, including North Carolina's Josh Stein, are pressuring the nation's largest regional electrical grid operator to lower prices. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is launching a nationwide freedom truck tour to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence, with a stop in North Carolina. [... more]

Dr. Marie Fagans, a candidate for Shelby County Mayor, discusses her platform and vision for the county, emphasizing the importance of education, public safety, and healthcare access. She shares her experiences as a superintendent and her commitment to transparency and accountability in government. [... more]

Memphis Tigers football fans are excited about the new head coach Charles Huff, who has a beautiful family and a passion for pouring into young men. Meanwhile, businesses in South Memphis are suffering due to the presence of the federal task force, with some owners reporting a 30-40% decline in business. In other news, Rhonda Odell is running for the Shelby County Commission, District 1, and is advocating for bringing county services to the suburbs. Additionally, the Affordable Care Act is facing a vote in the House, and the Better Business Bureau is warning about online puppy scams, which have been trending down but still pose a threat to consumers. [... more]

This year's Thanksgiving holiday is expected to see a record number of travelers, with over 81.8 million people projected to hit the roads, skies, and seas. AAA reports that the most popular destinations include Orlando, Florida, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Miami, Florida. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted the 78th annual National Thanksgiving Turkey Pardoning Ceremony, where they spared the lives of two turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, from North Carolina. As the holiday season approaches, experts warn of potential data scams and cybersecurity threats, particularly on Black Friday. With gas prices remaining steady and car rentals 15% cheaper than last year, travelers are expected to have a relatively smooth journey. [... more]

The story of the American Bonapartes, a family with a complex and fascinating history, is revealed through the tale of Jerome Bonaparte, Napoleon's youngest brother, who married an American woman, Betsy Patterson, and had a son, Jerome Napoleon, who went on to become the Secretary of the Navy and helped establish the Federal Bureau of Investigation. [... more]

The North Carolina Rate Bureau is seeking a 68.3% average statewide increase in dwelling insurance rates over the next two years, citing rising claim costs due to climate change and storm damage. Meanwhile, a Durham-based startup, Vulcan Elements, has partnered with the US government to build a $1.4 billion magnet facility, sparking concerns about crony capitalism. As the federal government shutdown continues, air travel is expected to be impacted, with a 10% reduction in capacity at 40 high-volume airports. [... more]

The federal government shutdown nears its one-month mark, impacting communities across the country and in North Carolina. The shutdown has left thousands of federal workers on unpaid leave, and the number of people with taxpayer-subsidized health insurance is expected to increase by nearly 3.8 million by 2035 if the Affordable Care Act subsidies are extended. Meanwhile, North Carolina's rainy day fund has dipped to $3.6 billion, and the state's insurance rates are expected to increase due to the rising cost of reinsurance. Additionally, the USDA has warned that SNAP benefits will stop on November 1st, and North Carolina has filed a lawsuit against the USDA over the issue. [... more]

Sue Thomas, a deaf woman, shares her remarkable story of overcoming adversity and finding forgiveness after lying about a terminal disease to her peers and academic committee. She recounts her journey from being a party animal to finding God and healing through the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ. [... more]

A slowing job market can stir up fear, but as followers of Christ, we don't have to be paralyzed by uncertainty. Preparation and diligence matter, but so does prayer and trust. Remember, God orders your steps, He knows your needs, and He promises to provide. We'll explore how to apply biblical principles to our financial decisions, including wise stewardship, the importance of wisdom over wealth, and how to make informed choices about our money. [... more]

The White House Deputy Chief of Staff discusses the administration's stance on trade tariffs, immigration policy, and US-China relations, including the President's views on India and Russia's alignment with China. Additionally, the conversation touches on the US-Mexico border, the Ukraine conflict, and the President's economic policy. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the potential deployment of National Guard troops in Memphis, Tennessee, and the controversy surrounding the elimination of DEI programs at the University of Memphis. Additionally, the hosts discuss tariff scams and the importance of being cautious when making online purchases. The show also features an interview with Grayson Groves, a local food blogger who reviews sandwich shops in the Mid-South. [... more]

Credit reports and scores are often shrouded in myths, but understanding the truth can help individuals manage their debt and make informed financial decisions. Neely Simon, a certified credit counselor, dispels common misconceptions about credit reports and scores, providing valuable insights and advice for those seeking to improve their financial health. [... more]

Managing God's resources requires preparation, prayer, and a spending plan. By carving out time for prayer, creating a budget, and tracking expenses, individuals can avoid financial stress and stay faithful in managing their money. A generous heart is at the core of financial faithfulness, and committing to giving consistently to one's local church and looking for opportunities to bless others through sacrificial giving is essential. [... more]

The host discusses the dismantling of the deep state, Trump's plan to restore the president's authority, and the need to expose corruption in the national security and intelligence apparatus. The conversation also touches on the FBI's handling of racist text messages, the Selective Service System's tweet, and the Census Bureau's new questions about sexual orientation and gender identity. [... more]

Navigating identity theft protection plans and understanding their worth, making informed financial decisions with biblical wisdom, and exploring charitable giving options through qualified charitable distributions and estate planning strategies for efficient IRA distributions and effective financial stewardship. [... more]

Working multiple jobs can be overwhelming, but with practical and spiritual insights, individuals can stay organized, communicate effectively, and manage their time. Biblical principles can guide financial decisions, including tithing and retirement planning, while managing debt and insurance needs. [... more]

The Democratic National Convention (DNC) is underway, with Kamala Harris set to speak tonight. The convention has been marked by controversy, including a speech by J.D. Vance that criticized the left's obsession with income inequality and their hypocrisy on issues like abortion. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's economic policies have been criticized for their impact on government jobs and the economy. The media has also been called out for their malpractice in reporting on these issues, with some outlets spreading misinformation and others failing to ask tough questions. As the convention comes to a close, it's clear that the Democratic Party is struggling to find its footing on key issues like border control and economic policy. [... more]

The discussion revolves around immigration's disproportionate impact on the black community, Kamala Harris's qualifications, and the Obamas' speeches at the Democratic National Convention. The conversation also touches on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s potential endorsement of Donald Trump, J.D. Vance's views on opportunity and equality, and the effects of social media on mental health. [... more]