Cat Stevens, now known as Yusuf Islam, reflects on his life, music, and spiritual journey, discussing his conversion to Islam, his struggles with fame and success, and his search for identity and purpose. [... more]

A sea change in the way K through 12 students are learning is sweeping the nation, as more than 30 states restrict cell phone use in schools. Meanwhile, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, is now effectively the highest-funded federal law enforcement agency in the nation, with some questioning its methods and impact on communities. In other news, artificial intelligence is being explored for its potential in warfare, with the Air Force testing AI-piloted drones. Additionally, actor Daniel Day-Lewis returns to film after a nearly decade-long hiatus, and singer Miley Cyrus opens up about her life and career in a new interview. [... more]

Hiram Percy Maxim, a renaissance man, revolutionized multiple industries, including automobiles and firearms, by inventing the silencer, a device that suppresses sound. His design, patented in 1909, was initially marketed as a civilian product for sporting guns, but it became highly regulated in 1934. Today, silencers are still misunderstood, and their purpose is often misinterpreted, but Maxim's invention remains a significant contribution to the history of firearms and noise suppression. [... more]

Hiram Percy Maxim, the son of Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim, revolutionized multiple industries with his inventions, including automobiles and firearms. He developed the silencer, a device that reduces the noise of firearms, and patented it in 1909. Maxim's design forced muzzle gases through a series of curved veins to reduce pressure and noise. The silencer became highly regulated in 1934, but its design and concept have continued to influence the development of firearms and technology. [... more]

The Atlanta Falcons' quarterback situation is being questioned as they drafted Michael Pennix Jr. behind Kirk Cousins, who signed a 4-year, $180 million contract. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos are considering Bo Nix as their starting quarterback, and Sean Payton is optimistic about his development. Tua Tagovailoa's former coach, Brian Flores, responds to Tagovailoa's claims that he was belittled and criticized daily. [... more]

The Denver Broncos are looking to improve their quarterback position with Bo Nix, a rookie quarterback selected by Sean Payton. The team has high expectations for Nix's development and believes he can become a key player in the AFC West. With a strong receiving core and a revamped defense, the Broncos are hoping to make a push for the playoffs in the future. [... more]

Kia Stevens shares her personal journey of healing from father wounds, discussing the importance of acknowledging and addressing these wounds to find freedom and a deeper relationship with God. She explains the concept of forgiveness and how it can lead to healing and a more intimate relationship with God. [... more]

Sean Grandy, the voice of the Boston Celtics, reflects on the team's championship run and the impact it has on fans and families. He also discusses the upcoming Olympics coverage and his own career, including his thoughts on AI potentially replacing human broadcasters. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including the WNBA and NBA, with guests such as Chris Mannix and Caitlin Clark. They also talk about NFL players, including running backs and quarterbacks, and speculate about Aaron Rodgers' return to the public eye. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the National Football League, college football, and the SEC, specifically focusing on the Name Image and Likeness (NIL) policy and its impact on college sports. He also talks to Jacob Batalon, an actor and executive producer, about his experiences in the entertainment industry and his work on the TV show Reginald the Vampire. [... more]

Kia Stevens shares her personal journey of healing from father wounds and how she overcame pain to find God's perfect love. She discusses the importance of acknowledging and addressing father wounds, and how forgiveness can lead to spiritual and emotional healing. [... more]

The Denver Nuggets beat the Miami Heat 104-93 in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, with Nikola Jokic leading the team to a dominant win. Adam Silver announced that John Morant's punishment will be revealed after the Finals, while Tom Brady confirmed his retirement from playing in the NFL, citing his upcoming broadcasting job at Fox. [... more]

Dr. Katherine Stevens discusses the importance of early childhood development, the need for a new approach to public policy, and the role of parents in shaping their children's brains. She emphasizes the importance of human interaction and language-based learning in the first several years of life, and highlights the need for more focus on parent education and support. [... more]

Dr. Elizabeth Stevens shares her personal story of healing from trauma, including a traumatic brain injury and sexual assault, and how she found freedom and healing through her faith in God and the support of her community. [... more]

Aaron Judge is making history with his record-breaking home runs, while the Boston Celtics face a scandal surrounding coach Ime Udoka. Meanwhile, the NFL is dealing with quarterback controversies, including the Dallas Cowboys' situation with Dak Prescott and Cooper Rush. [... more]

A man on a mission to save the innocent from execution, Bryan Stevenson's work is highlighted, along with the story of a wrongly convicted prisoner and the history of American racism. In New Orleans, jazz musicians find ways to heal and bring joy during the pandemic, and Kristen Stewart talks about her role as Princess Diana in the critically acclaimed movie Spencer. [... more]

A healthcare policy analyst discusses the economic analysis of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina, revealing a funding gap of $119 to $171 million in the first year. The analyst argues that the governor's plan is misguided and costly, and that the state should instead apply for a state innovation waiver to restructure healthcare subsidies and lower insurance premiums. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the city of Wilmington's vacation rental rules, which the city claims are constitutional but the Institute for Justice argues are unconstitutional. The case has significant implications for property rights in North Carolina. [... more]

The Duke basketball program's future is uncertain with Coach K's potential retirement and the possibility of Brad Stevens leaving the NBA for college basketball. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Tar Heels are facing controversy over their nickname, with some calling for a change due to its Confederate connotations. The ACC is also preparing for the resumption of the college basketball season, with teams adapting to the challenges of playing in a bubble. [... more]