A missionary couple shares their experiences and goals in translating the Bible into the Jirai language, assisting Jirai churches, and planting a Khmer church in their town. They discuss their translation process, the challenges they face, and the impact of their ministry on the local community. [... more]

In the aftermath of the Vietnam War, Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold stance by accepting refugees from Vietnam and Cambodia, providing them with a safe haven and a chance to rebuild their lives. His efforts inspired a statewide movement, Iowa Shares, which raised over $540,000 to aid starving Cambodian refugees. Ray's leadership and compassion earned him a reputation as a 'good governor' and a hero to the Southeast Asian refugee community. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news and sports talk, including the Chargers' win over the Jets, Aaron Rodgers' potential return, and the Cowboys' mismanaged expectations. [... more]

Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold stance in the 1970s by accepting refugees from Vietnam, including the Taidan ethnic minority, and later helping Cambodian refugees. His efforts led to the creation of the Iowa Shares program, which raised over $540,000 to aid starving refugees in Cambodia. Meanwhile, in the Second World War, US Army fighter pilot Richard Ira Bong became America's Ace of Aces, earning numerous decorations for his bravery and skill in the air. [... more]

The leaked draft of a Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade is sending shockwaves through the cultural, political, and religious landscape. Meanwhile, a group of Cambodian refugee families in California have found success and resilience in the donut-making industry, while a Broadway play explores the lives of women in power. Actor Gwyneth Paltrow reflects on her own experiences as a mother, and Washington insider David Gergen calls for a new generation of leaders to seize the reins and learn from past mistakes. [... more]