A Canadian citizen has been indicted for allegedly voting in North Carolina elections despite not being a U.S. citizen. Meanwhile, the state has received over $124 million in recovery funding for damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Additionally, AmeriCorps has been cleared to resume operations in North Carolina after a federal judge ordered the restoration of grant funding. The DEI agenda is also being implemented in medical schools across the country, with some institutions prioritizing diversity over merit-based standards. Furthermore, the state treasurer has discovered $170 million in idle funds that will be used to reduce outstanding debt and fund capital projects. [... more]

North Carolina's tourism industry continues to thrive, with visitor spending reaching a record $36.7 billion in 2024. Despite the impact of Hurricane Helene, the state's cultural, recreational, and culinary experiences remain a top choice for travelers. Meanwhile, a lengthy legal dispute over the ferry and barge system serving the Village of Baldhead Island has resulted in a recent court ruling against the village government. Additionally, state lawmakers have scheduled veto overrides on several bills, including measures aimed at curbing the diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda in education and government. [... more]

Billie Mae Richards, the Canadian actress known for voicing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, shares her story of working in radio and voice acting, including her experience in World War II and her iconic role in the Christmas classic. [... more]

In 1866, a group of Irish American Civil War veterans, led by John O'Neill, attempted to invade Canada to hold it hostage and ransom it for Ireland's independence. This bold plan was rooted in the Irish struggle for freedom from British rule, which had been ongoing for centuries. The Fenian Brotherhood, a secret society of Irish Americans, played a key role in the invasion, which was seen as a way to bring attention to the Irish cause and pressure the British government to grant independence. The invasion, known as the Fenian Raids, was a pivotal moment in Canadian history, leading to the establishment of the Canadian government in 1867. [... more]

The podcast discusses the recent attack by Israel on Iran's military, the implications of this event on global stability, and the importance of understanding the biblical view of history in the context of current events. Additionally, the discussion touches on the topic of marriage and family formation, highlighting the decline of marriage rates among working-class men and the need for a reconciliatory approach to the conflict between men and women. [... more]

A discussion on the India-UK free trade agreement and its implications, as well as the challenges of implementing trade agreements in the US. The hosts also discuss the importance of deregulation and cutting taxes, and critique the media for their coverage of certain issues, including the Loudoun County Public Schools' handling of transgender students. Additionally, they touch on the controversy surrounding John Fetterman's criticism of Hamas and the media's response to it. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Amazon's decision to display tariff costs on their products, the impact of tariffs on the economy, and the need for tax cuts to boost economic growth. The conversation also touches on immigration and border security, with a focus on the efforts of the Trump administration to secure the border and the importance of state and local cooperation in immigration enforcement. Additionally, the topic of Congress's role in addressing the national debt and the need for spending cuts to balance the budget is discussed. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger shares his 39-year journey as a caregiver for his wife Gracie, who has undergone 90 surgeries due to chronic illness and amputation. He discusses the challenges of caregiving, the importance of caregiver authority, and his work with the Standing With Hope ministry, which provides prosthetic limbs to those in need. [... more]

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, Russia's involvement, and the efforts of President Donald Trump to broker peace are discussed. The potential for a ceasefire and the impact of Russia's actions on the global economy are also explored. Additionally, the conversation touches on the role of China and Iran in the region, as well as the implications of a potential government shutdown in the United States. [... more]

A Florida Man was arrested for making his own sandwich at Subway and leaving without paying, while another attempted to steal a car naked and claimed alien abduction. Meanwhile, a Canadian company Trulieve is trying to purchase a marijuana monopoly in Florida, and the state's governor has issued an executive order to maximize water capture during storms, which environmental groups are denouncing as harming a vulnerable fish species, the Delta smelt. [... more]

The story of Saturday Night Live's creation and evolution, from its humble beginnings to its current status as a comedy institution, with insights into the show's innovative approach to live television, its impact on American comedy, and the legacy of its creator, Lorne Michaels. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the USAID scandal, Elon Musk's 'nerd army' taking down government waste, China's involvement in trade wars, and the issue of Trulieve's monopoly on the marijuana industry in Florida. The host also touches on the importance of protecting taxpayer dollars and the dangers of big government and special interests. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including Justin Trudeau's resignation as Canadian Prime Minister, the Biden administration's policies on H-1B visas and immigration, the Rotherham abuse scandal in the UK, and the Medal of Freedom ceremony. She also talks about the importance of accountability and reconciliation, and criticizes the left's emphasis on positivity and free speech. [... more]

The resignation of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has triggered a chain of events, including a no-confidence vote and potential springtime elections in Canada. The move may have implications for US politics, particularly with regards to trade policies and the influence of President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, President Trump's upcoming inauguration and the certification of the 2024 election are also major topics of discussion. [... more]

Billie Mae Richards shares her story of voicing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, a Christmas classic that has become a staple of holiday entertainment. Richards recounts her experience working on the special, which was produced by Rankin and Bass, and how it has endured for generations. [... more]

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's popularity is waning among young voters due to issues like high taxes, affordability, and housing crisis. Meanwhile, a growing trend of de-banking in America is affecting ordinary Americans, including conservatives, Christians, and Muslims, who are being frozen out of their bank accounts for political or ideological reasons. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for attempting to buy crack on Craigslist, while another individual was charged with felony animal cruelty for shooting a dog. In a separate incident, a man was fined for refusing to celebrate Pride Month in a small Canadian town, and a luxury cannabis company launched by Jay Z struggled to sell its products due to high prices and complex regulations. [... more]

The host discusses the latest cabinet picks, including Pete Hegseth and Ron DeSantis, and their potential impact on the Trump administration. The conversation also touches on the Supreme Court's arguments over trans issues, the Tennessee law banning sex reassignment surgeries for minors, and the Biden administration's stance on gender-affirming care. [... more]

President Trump's leadership style and policies are causing a shift in the world stage, with Iran striking a conciliatory tone and the US taking a stronger stance against Hamas and its hostages. The ACLJ is working to defend Israel and support Americans, with a presence in Jerusalem and a focus on promoting truth and justice. [... more]

Billie Mae Richards, the Canadian actress who voiced Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, shares her story of being part of the war effort in World War II and her journey in show business, including her iconic role in the Christmas classic. [... more]

The WNBA's handling of Caitlin Clark's Olympic team selection has sparked controversy, with some accusing the league of prioritizing identity politics over merit. Meanwhile, a top cancer charity has apologized for using the term 'cervix' in a web page about cervical cancer, opting instead for the term 'front hole'. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the US border situation, and the recent EU elections, where conservatives have gained momentum. The conversation also touches on gun control, abortion, and transgender issues, including a debate on Caitlin Clark's Olympic snub and the WNBA's handling of identity politics. [... more]

Arthur Paleski, a Polish immigrant and pastor, shares his experiences with the Canadian government's crackdown on Christians and his own arrest and imprisonment for preaching the gospel and resisting tyranny. [... more]

Billie Mae Richards, a Canadian actress, shares her story of voicing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, a classic holiday special that has become a Christmas classic, and her experiences in radio arts and voice acting, spanning from World War II to her work on Care Bears and other beloved children's shows. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including the 2024 presidential election, Christianity, and politics. He talks about Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, and Nikki Haley, and their stances on issues such as education, immigration, and the border. He also discusses the importance of standing with Israel and the need for a safe and secure border. [... more]

A discussion on various topics including a Florida woman's shoplifting antics, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the makeup industry's social media presence, highlighting the complexities and controversies surrounding these issues. [... more]

Comedian Pete Correli shares his thoughts on American politics, Canadian culture, and his upcoming comedy tour. He discusses the challenges of navigating the current political climate and the importance of staying true to oneself. Correli also shares his experiences with liver health and his use of a natural supplement to support his liver function. [... more]

Wake Forest Baseball is headed to the College World Series, marking the first time since 1955. The team's historic juggernaut season has been a culmination of hard work and dedication from players, coaches, and staff. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers are gearing up for the season with quarterback Bryce Young, who has been impressing with his maturity and work ethic. In other sports news, the NBA Finals are heating up, and the US Open is underway, with golf enthusiasts tuning in to watch Jim Nance's exceptional play-by-play commentary. [... more]

The Denver Nuggets are on the cusp of history, with Nikola Jokic leading the team in the NBA Finals. Meanwhile, the WNBA season continues, with Sue Bird's number retired and Sylvia Fowls getting her own banner in the rafters. In other sports news, the College World Series is heating up, with Oral Roberts making a surprising run. In golf, Nick Taylor won the RBC Canadian Open, and Rory McElroy finished in the top 10. [... more]

The Oklahoma Sooners won their third consecutive women's college World Series title, setting a national record for wins in a row. Meanwhile, the Florida Panthers cut the series deficit in half in the Stanley Cup Final, and the Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler and the Panthers' Matthew Kuchuk are compared for their resilience and leadership. The NFL's off-season press conferences are criticized for being too frequent and lacking new information, while the tennis world prepares for the French Open. [... more]

The Biden administration is facing scrutiny over its handling of classified documents, with some questioning the unequal application of the law. Meanwhile, the FBI has released a document claiming President Biden was involved in a bribery scheme during his vice presidency. Climate change and forest management are also being discussed, with some arguing that the government's inability to manage trees is contributing to wildfires. Additionally, the topic of red flag laws and gun rights is being debated, with some arguing that these laws infringe upon due process rights. The show also touches on wokery and cultural Marxism, as well as the Mar-a-Lago investigation and the Espionage Act. Finally, there is a report that China is planning to open an eavesdropping outpost in Cuba, which the Biden administration is said to be alarmed about. [... more]

The Canadian wildfires have caused air quality alerts in several states and cities, affecting outdoor events and daily life. Meanwhile, the NBA and NHL playoffs are ongoing, with several teams competing for championships. DeAndre Hopkins, a free agent, is expected to make his first visit to the Tennessee Titans, a potential new team for the veteran wide receiver. [... more]

Canadian wildfires are affecting life in the Northeast and Midwest, forcing sporting events to be postponed, including a Yankees game at Yankee Stadium. Meanwhile, soccer star Lionel Messi is leaving Saudi Arabia to play for Inter Miami, a move that could grow the game in the United States. In the NBA Finals, the Denver Nuggets are dominating the Miami Heat, with Nikola Jokic putting up incredible numbers. Chris Paul's future with the Phoenix Suns is uncertain, with the team reportedly wanting to get rid of him. [... more]

The FBI is being held in contempt by the House Oversight Committee for refusing to turn over an unclassified document. Hunter Biden is under investigation for lying on a gun purchase form and for his involvement in a bribery scheme. Vivek Ramaswamy, a presidential candidate, is speaking out against a hate speech law in Florida and advocating for free speech. He also discussed his views on trans people in the military and the importance of civic duty, including passing a civics test to vote at age 18. [... more]

Billy Mae Richards, a Canadian actress, shares her story of voicing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, a Christmas classic that has become a beloved tradition for generations. Richards discusses her experience working on the show, its impact on children, and its enduring popularity. [... more]

The Christian worldview is at stake in the midterm election as Americans vote against wickedness and for righteousness. The discussion focuses on free speech, religious freedom, abortion, vaccine mandates, COVID-19, election integrity, and Christian nationalism, with guests Matt Staver and Andrew DiBartolo sharing their insights and perspectives. [... more]

George Washington Carver, a remarkable man, worked to improve the lives of farmers and students around him. He was known as the 'plant doctor' and 'the peanut guy' for his groundbreaking work in agriculture, particularly with peanuts. Carver's dedication to education and service led him to become a pioneer in agricultural education, and his legacy continues to inspire and educate people today. [... more]

Today Nikita is joined once again by Larry Kerychuk and this time along side his wife Wendy Listen as they describe God's road for the lives and His plan for Larry in his professional sports career [... more]

Today's episode features Nikita on the phone with good friend and former Canadian football player Larry Kerychuk Listen as he describes God's path for him in the world of professional sports [... more]

The United States of America plays a pivotal role in Bible prophecy, with many biblical descriptions pointing to the nation as Mystery Babylon the Great. Richard Pearson shares his insights on America's role in the end times, including the rapture and tribulation, and how the country will be the first to experience the apocalypse. [... more]