Carl Merlantis shares a story of his time growing up in the Pacific Northwest, working with his grandfather in a logging town and learning valuable lessons from his experiences as a commercial fisherman. He recounts the dangers of the job, his grandfather's bravery, and the lessons he learned from him, including the importance of coolness under fire and the value of hard work. [... more]

The NBA season is rolling along, with the Knicks winning again and LeBron and the Lakers securing a big win over the Warriors. However, NBA ratings are down 17% across ABC, ESPN, and TNT, with some attributing it to the over-reliance on three-point shooting and the lack of individuality in the game. Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama is taking more three-pointers than regular shots, and Jimmy Butler's trade status is uncertain. The Miami Heat are not planning to trade him, but some think it's time for them to move on from the 35-year-old star. [... more]

The NFL regular season is winding down, with the Kansas City Chiefs looking to hold onto the number one seed in the AFC. Patrick Mahomes is expected to play despite a high ankle sprain, but the team may be taking a risk by not resting him. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons are struggling with quarterback Kirk Cousins, who has underachieved this season. The team may consider benching him in favor of Michael Pinnix, but it's unclear what the future holds for the Falcons. In other news, Giannis has spoken out about his career earnings, and Mike Vick has been hired as the head coach of Norfolk State. Travis Hunter, a talented young player from Georgia, is expected to make a big impact in the NFL. The Georgia Bulldogs are also gearing up for the playoffs, with Gunnar Stockton set to start at quarterback. The NBA Cup is also heating up, with the Bucks and Thunder facing off in the second championship game. [... more]

The Atlanta Falcons' season is faltering, and the team's decision to bench quarterback Kirk Cousins is being questioned. With Michael Pinnix waiting in the wings, the team's future is uncertain, and the possibility of a change at quarterback could have significant implications for the team's performance and free agency decisions. [... more]

Dr. Carl Truman discusses the importance of Christmas as a time to reflect on the incarnation and the meaning of humanity, emphasizing the value of dependency and hospitality in building real human relationships and countering the dehumanizing effects of social media and popular culture. [... more]

Carl Albert, a congressman from Oklahoma, resisted calls for impeachment proceedings during the Watergate crisis, instead supporting Gerald Ford as vice president, who would eventually become president after Nixon's resignation. [... more]

Carl Anthony Towns, a four-time NBA All-Star from the Minnesota Timberwolves, discusses his love for the Philadelphia Eagles and predicts their win-loss record for the upcoming season. He also talks about his experiences playing basketball and his favorite NBA players, including Kobe Bryant and Kevin Garnett. [... more]

The Democratic National Convention is underway in Chicago, where Vice President Kamala Harris will formally accept her party's nomination for president. Meanwhile, a coal miner in West Virginia is struggling with black lung disease, a condition that is affecting more and more young miners. In Florida, author Carl Hiaasen is bringing his unique brand of satire to the small screen with his novel Bad Monkey. And in a conversation with H.R. McMaster, the former national security advisor shares his insights on the Trump administration and its impact on the world. [... more]

Carl Wallace, co-owner of Diablos Southwest Grill, shares a story of kindness and compassion after a man breaks into his restaurant. Instead of pressing charges, Carl offers the man a chance to turn his life around, leading to a viral post and an outpouring of community support. [... more]

Carl Montgomery's story of redemption and faith is a powerful reminder of the importance of a positive father figure in one's life. Growing up in a poor household with an absent father and an addicted mother, Carl turned to a gang lifestyle, but ultimately found salvation and a new purpose in God. Now, he shares his story to help others who have gone through similar experiences. [... more]

Carl Albert, a congressman from Oklahoma, resisted calls to become president during the Watergate crisis, prioritizing the nation's greater good and the Constitution over his own ambition. [... more]

The Republican Party is in turmoil, with the RNC facing leadership challenges and the House of Representatives struggling to pass conservative legislation. The party's failure to address border security and immigration has led to widespread criticism, and some are calling for a change in leadership. Meanwhile, Governor Scott Walker discusses the importance of reaching out to young voters and addressing the economic issues that are driving their support for conservative candidates. [... more]

The NFL is gearing up for the Super Bowl, with the Jacksonville Jaguars facing a $22 million loss after one of their employees stole from the team. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers are looking to make a comeback with new head coach Jim Harbaugh and quarterback Justin Herbert. In other sports news, the NBA All-Star Game has announced its reserves, with some notable snubs, including DeMonte Sabonis and De'Aaron Fox. The sports world is also mourning the loss of actor Carl Weathers, who played in the NFL and appeared in numerous films, including the Rocky and Predator franchises. [... more]

The story of Christmas features a miraculous astronomical sight, the Star of Bethlehem, and a new abundance of visions from the skies. The James Webb Space Telescope has delivered baby pictures of the universe, and scientists are still discovering its secrets. Meanwhile, a popular TV series, The Chosen, brings a unique perspective to the story of Jesus, and a Kentucky cave becomes a special place for holiday caroling. [... more]

Carl Albert, the Speaker of the House, resisted calls for impeachment proceedings during the Watergate crisis, putting the nation above his personal ambition, and paved the way for Gerald Ford to become president. Albert's life story, from his humble beginnings in Oklahoma to his rise as a leader in Congress, is a testament to his commitment to the Constitution and the greater good. [... more]

Carl Morlantis, a Vietnam War veteran and recipient of the Navy Cross, shares his story of why he chose to join the Marines and later went to Vietnam, grappling with the moral implications of the war and his own sense of duty and honor. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys are looking strong in the division, while the Minnesota Vikings are considering trading for a quarterback after Kirk Cousins' season-ending injury. Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans are evaluating their options with Will Levis and Derrick Henry. [... more]

The Brewers stadium proposal has been met with resistance, with some arguing that the plan is too focused on preserving tailgating culture and not enough on larger transformation and urban development. The proposal has been criticized for its lack of creativity and failure to address the issue of too much parking at the stadium. The debate over the stadium's future has become a contentious issue in Milwaukee, with some arguing that the team should stay and others advocating for the team to leave. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the importance of teaching American values in schools, the rise of critical race theory, and the need for Judeo-Christian values in education. He also talks to Ryan Walters, the Oklahoma State School Superintendent, about his efforts to introduce Prager University materials into the classroom. Additionally, Pastor Robert Jeffress joins the show to discuss his new book, The Ten, and the importance of the Ten Commandments in today's society. [... more]

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of passing on Christianity to young people, emphasizing the need for a biblical worldview and practical application of faith in everyday life. He shares stories of his summer camps and the impact they have on young people, highlighting the need for churches to reach out to the younger generation and provide them with a strong foundation in their faith. [... more]

A body was found on property belonging to former President Barack Obama at his Martha's Vineyard Estate. The controversy surrounding Florida's new education standards has sparked debate, with Governor Ron DeSantis defending the curriculum and Vice President Kamala Harris condemning it. Meanwhile, country music fans are rallying behind Jason Aldean after he faced backlash for his song 'Try That in a Small Town.' The concept of a patriot economy is gaining traction, with Timothy Plan offering a platform for conservative investors to support companies that align with their values. [... more]

A restaurant owner's response to a break-in goes viral, inspiring a community to come together and support him. Meanwhile, a father's efforts to support his child's passion for sports sparks controversy and raises questions about societal values. [... more]

The modern self has been shaped by a cultural emphasis on feelings and autonomy, leading to a disorienting state of identity politics. Dr. Carl Truman explores the history and implications of this shift, discussing the rise of the modern self, the sexual revolution, and the impact on our understanding of human identity and relationships. [... more]

Carl Albert, a congressman from Oklahoma, resisted calls to become president during the Watergate crisis, prioritizing the nation's greater good over his personal ambition. As the Speaker of the House, he played a crucial role in averting a constitutional crisis, ultimately leading to Gerald Ford's ascension to the presidency. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses the latest news and current events, including the firing of Tucker Carlson from Fox News, Joe Biden's re-election announcement, and the controversy surrounding Lesbian Visibility Week at the White House. The show also features interviews with guests such as Andrew Krapaschettis, the CEO of Red Balloon, and Mark Hancock, the CEO of Trail Life USA. [... more]

The Super Bowl is just around the corner, and the NFL is buzzing with excitement. Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts are gearing up for their third Super Bowl start, while Kenny Pickett is making a name for himself as a young quarterback. Meanwhile, the quarterback competition is heating up, with Sam Howell and Trey Lance vying for the starting spot. And in a surprise move, Tom Brady has announced his retirement, leaving fans wondering what's next for the legendary quarterback. [... more]

Carl Eller, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and member of the Purple People Eaters, shares his experiences playing for the Minnesota Vikings and the toll the game took on his body. He also discusses his work with the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund, which helps retired players with medical expenses and other needs. [... more]

Rich Eisen reminisces with longtime friend and colleague Charlie Steiner about their time at ESPN's SportsCenter, including the infamous Carl Lewis national anthem performance 30 years ago. They discuss their experiences, memories, and the evolution of SportsCenter, as well as their personal stories and anecdotes. [... more]

A business owner's response to a break-in went viral, sparking a wave of community support and inspiring a man who had spent 15 years in jail to reach out and thank him for showing compassion. [... more]

David Pogue examines the brave new world of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on writing, education, and society. Meanwhile, a look back at the life and legacy of President Lyndon Baines Johnson, and Harrison Ford talks about his new TV series and his career as an actor. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the war in Ukraine, border security, and immigration, with a focus on the role of the FBI and Twitter in suppressing free speech and the need for government oversight of social media to prevent foreign interference. [... more]

Carl Marlantes, a Vietnam War veteran and author, shares his story of why he chose to join the Marines and ultimately went to Vietnam, despite his moral reservations about the war. He reflects on the difference between serving in the military and doing what one believes is right, and how two young men took different positions in a similar situation. [... more]

Kyler Murray's contract sparks controversy with an independent study clause, while Jimmy Garoppolo's future with the 49ers is uncertain. NFL executives weigh in on quarterback contracts and injuries, including Deshaun Watson's punishment and the impact of returning players like Michael Thomas and Travis Etienne. [... more]

A restaurant owner's act of kindness towards a burglar goes viral, inspiring a community to come together and support a local business. Meanwhile, the story of Thomas Edison's invention of the light bulb is told, highlighting his perseverance and faith in his system. [... more]

The rise of the modern self has led to a disorienting state of identity politics, where individuals prioritize their feelings and desires over traditional values and moral boundaries. Dr. Carl Truman argues that this shift has resulted in a culture that values autonomy and self-expression above all else, leading to a loss of moral shape and a disregard for natural law. [... more]

Historians are assessing the presidency of Donald Trump, focusing on his response to the COVID-19 pandemic and his role in the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. They point to his use of rhetoric that encouraged division and emboldened white nationalists, and his refusal to honor democracy. The historians predict that Trump's legacy will be relegated to the bottom tier of American presidents. [... more]

The worship of creation rather than the worship of the Creator has led to sexual perversion and the overturning of the image of God in man, part of the apostasy of paganism. This is linked to the influence of Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, who sought to eliminate any idea of right and wrong, and his theories on psychological wholeness and health. The resulting liberation of spirituality and sexuality has led to a cultural takeover, promoting a view of sexuality as a personal right to freedom, and the elimination of any recognizable social structure based on heterosexual normativity and moral restraint. [... more]

The dominant worldviews driving modern culture are being reshaped by a pagan vision, where spirituality is freed from the doubts of secular humanism, but eliminates the notion of religion, particularly Christianity. This vision is being applied to all of existence, including science, law, education, politics, sexuality, ecology, and ethics. It's a massive moment, where the world is being reinvented, and humanity is being transformed by the inter-religious dialogue, leading to a new humanism, where everything is one, and God is no longer separate. [... more]

Dr. Peter Jones explores the idea that there are only two religions in the world, Christianity and paganism, and how ancient pagan traditions have influenced modern spirituality and esoteric movements. [... more]

A subdued 4th of July celebration due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highlighted by a country music superstar's drive-in concerts and a look back at the life of comedy legend Carl Reiner, who passed away at 98. The episode also features a conversation with Grammy-winning singer Gary Clark Jr. and a reading of Frederick Douglass's historic 1852 speech on the 4th of July, which remains relevant today. [... more]