The brain is the source of every sensation of pain, from mundane aches to excruciating pain. A neurosurgeon explores the mystery of pain in a new book, and a clinical trial at the University of California at San Francisco found the source of pain to be the brain. Meanwhile, a legendary singer-songwriter, John Fogarty, shares his story of overcoming pain and finding his music legacy. [... more]

President Trump fires Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook after being exposed for mortgage fraud The Federal Government will take stakes in more companies The DNC kicks off their summer meeting in Minneapolis with Tampon Tim Walz to try and find their message ahead of midterms Dana fact-checks the argument surrounding jailing Americans for burning the flag and explains the dangerous Constitutional precedent the executive order would set CNN's Tiffany Cross says it would be journalistic integrity to point out that Stephen Miller is a white supremacist A -year-old girl has been charged after allegedly brandishing a knife on a public [... more]

Dana reacts to Trump's announcement of invoking the DC Home Rule Act to place the DC MPD under direct Federal control Dana fact-checks the claim that crime in DC is at a -year-low Dana shares her opinion on why crime is truly on the rise among juveniles and why it's gotten out of control Black community leaders call on Cincinnati to charge the white victim of the downtown attack Dana comes up with a clever business model to stop the juvenile crime that involves pie Andrew McCabe claims the National Guard doesn't have the skill set of going on a [... more]

As people live longer, they're redefining retirement and finding new ways to enjoy their golden years. From pursuing adventurous bucket lists to finding financial independence, individuals are taking control of their retirement and living life on their own terms. Meanwhile, a chimpanzee sanctuary in Louisiana is providing a happy ending for retired research chimpanzees, and a look at the past, present, and future of Social Security highlights the importance of planning for the future. [... more]

The US economy grew at a rate in Q shattering economists expectations once again The Washington Post publishes a piece admitting Republicans have won young men and Democrats have no masculine leader Dana shares how the man who attempted to kidnap President Trump's granddaughter Kai has been spotted in her town Dana breaks the latest developments of the New York shooter Trump says he didn't end up indicting Hillary Clinton because he wanted the country to heal Trump backs Sen Josh Hawley's proposal for a tariff rebate check for American workers Dana explains why this is a TERRIBLE idea Texas [... more]

A shooter in New York City opens fire in a Manhattan building before taking his own life Dana breaks down all the details that led to this tragedy and fact-checks the gun control reactions Leftist media TRIPLES DOWN on calling Sydney Sweeney's American Eagles jeans ad N zi propaganda NC Dem Rep Julia Greenfield asks Who will pick our crops in a speech about illegal immigration Dana dissects the possible motives of the NYC shooter and discusses the heroic officer who lost his life Dexter Taylor AKA Carbon Mike joins us LIVE from his unconstitutional incarceration over his gun hobby [... more]

The American Revolution drew inspiration from the classical world, with the Founding Fathers looking to ancient Greece and Rome for guidance on governance, morality, and the role of citizens. The Declaration of Independence, for example, reflects Aristotelian and Epicurean ideas about happiness and the pursuit of virtue. The Founding Fathers also drew on biblical ideas about the nature of human beings and their relationship with God, emphasizing the importance of character and virtue in shaping American society. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including the concept of reparations, the rise of anti-blackness, the need for law and order, the presence of alligators in Florida, the decline of Hollywood, and the importance of conservative values and constitutionalism. [... more]

The ground's curse due to sin affects our thought processes, making it challenging to think clearly. This is especially true for caregivers dealing with high-stress situations, where their thinking is already encumbered by sin. Scripture advises not to trust our own thoughts but to trust God's, and that wisdom and intelligence can be vastly different. The renewal of the mind through spiritual guidance can help solve the problem of faulty thinking. [... more]

Socialist Zohran Mamdani upsets Andrew Cuomo in the New York City Mayoral Primary Election Top secret intel is getting leaked to the media from our intelligence agencies to get at Trump over the Iran strikes What does Mamdani's victory mean for Democrats across the country Karmelo Anthony is indicted for murder in the death of Austin Metcalf Joe Behar says Trump doesn't like strong women like AOC Marco Rubio sets the record STRAIGHT for the Fake News on the intelligence leaker of classified info and Fordow Dana reacts to the latest Fantastic Four trailer with Pedro Pascal The NATO Chief [... more]

North Carolina's General Assembly has passed a permitless carry bill, allowing residents 18 or older to carry concealed firearms without a permit. The bill now heads to Governor Josh Stein's desk, who has signaled a likely veto. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has announced plans to eliminate the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, following the 2025 hurricane season, shifting disaster response responsibilities to the states. In other news, the North Carolina House has voted to repeal the state's 2030 carbon emissions mandate, promising to save North Carolinians up to $15 billion in future utility costs. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the American identity, comparing it to the Roman Empire's downfall, and how critical race theory and DEI are being used to undermine shared cultural values and promote Marxism. The conversation also touches on the importance of liberty and freedom, and how they are being threatened by the current political climate. [... more]

Christians facing financial uncertainty should look to Jesus for guidance, not fear and anxiety. A proper understanding of our role as stewards of God's resources can shape our perspective on money and help us make wise financial decisions. [... more]

Dale Vermillion shares insights on the current real estate market, including peak seasons for buying and selling homes, and how to navigate the mortgage process. He also discusses the importance of being budget-minded and prayerful when making financial decisions. Meanwhile, the hosts address questions from listeners, including one who is considering retirement and another who is wondering about the impact of the federal government's shift to electronic payments on check usage. [... more]

Kevin O'Connell, the head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, discusses the team's draft and quarterback situation, while also touching on the NBA playoffs and Justin Jefferson's Met Gala appearance. Meanwhile, the Rich Eisen Show crew prepares for their Celebrity Family Feud appearance against the Dan Patrick show. [... more]

Ancient Rome's downfall was not due to a lack of diversity, but rather the absence of a shared identity and cultural values. Similarly, the United States' current cultural warfare, fueled by critical race theory and Marxism, threatens to destroy the country's singular shared identity based on liberty. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including immigration, the Trump presidency, media bias, and fake news. She also talks about critical race theory and its impact on society, and compares the fall of Rome to the current state of the United States. Additionally, she discusses China's involvement in the India-Pakistan conflict and the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China. The conversation also touches on the South China Sea dispute and the importance of the US taking an active role in shaping the relationship between India and China. [... more]

Mo Rocca takes us back to where it all began, 250 years ago, to the American Revolution. Meanwhile, the US is reshaping its foreign policy, cutting deep and widespread cuts in foreign aid, affecting humanitarian aid to some of the world's poorest people. In other news, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino discuss their new show Étoile, a ballet-themed series, and David Hyde Pierce talks about his new role in a Gilbert and Sullivan classic. Additionally, a new senior center in Los Angeles is reimagining what a senior center can be, providing a community space for older adults. [... more]

A Florida man is accused of swinging a knife at a convenience store clerk and bystanders after stealing a bag of Chex Mix. Meanwhile, a woman is accused of drugging a man and stealing his $17,000 Rolex. The White House has updated its website to point to the lab leak theory as the origin of COVID-19. Easter and 420 coincided, leading to some interesting stories. Some people are opting to forego toilets in their homes, and Puerto Rico experienced a widespread power outage. The White House's update on COVID-19 origins is a refreshing change from the immediate reactions and doomsday predictions often seen in politics. [... more]

More details emerge about the shooter at Florida State University Sen Van Hollen met for a photo-op with deported MS- member Abrego Garcia Austin Metcalf's murderer Karmelo Anthony held a disgraceful press conference A Former FAA contractor pleads guilty to sharing US airport files with Iran Luigi Mangione could face the death penalty if convicted A woman goes viral for her extremely high expectations for a potential suitor Stephen Miller gives a masterclass on the story of Abrego Garcia Trump is mulling over firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell The torpedo bat saga in Major League Baseball resulted in no [... more]

The host discusses various topics including tax day, government extortion, Harvard University's federal funding, Carmelo Anthony's murder trial, and the racial spin surrounding it, while also touching on ideology, vigilantism, and left-wing ideology. [... more]

Investing and gambling may seem similar, but they have distinct differences in their nature and purpose. Investing involves taking calculated risks to support growth, contribute to the economy, and provide for the future, whereas gambling is a zero-sum game that exploits rather than builds. Christians must approach investing with a biblical mindset, considering the impact on the world around us and seeking to steward God's provision wisely. [... more]

As people live longer and healthier lives, they're redefining what it means to retire. From pursuing bucket lists to finding new passions, many are choosing to stay active and engaged in their golden years. Meanwhile, experts are weighing in on the challenges of Social Security, financial planning, and the changing landscape of aging in America. [... more]

The Atlantic releases more messages from the Signal group chat with Intelligence officials in which their editor-in-chief was included Dana reacts to Rep Jasmine Crockett's attack against Gov Greg Abbott's disability and exposes her history of fake ghetto pandering as she came from a rich affluent neighborhood in Missouri April th will be the so-called National Day of Action ' where liberal activists are gearing up to unleash chaos under the guise of protest' with the slogan Hands Off A disabled woman had her Tesla vandalized at an Olive Garden The Supreme Court upholds a Biden Admin rule requiring serial [... more]

A Florida Man's heroic act of saving his neighbor from an alligator with an SUV sparks a discussion on the absurdity of feminism, while a plane crash in Toronto raises questions about the competence of an all-female flight crew. Meanwhile, the host discusses the futility of government spending and the need for austerity to address the national deficit. [... more]

The host discusses the importance of fiscal sustainability and reducing government spending, criticizing the Republican Party for their lack of action. The conversation also touches on the budget, taxation, and the deficit, as well as the situation in Ukraine and Israel. Additionally, the host talks about the Corporate Transparency Act and its impact on small businesses. [... more]

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of The New Yorker magazine, which has evolved from a light-hearted publication to a serious and accurate source of reporting. Meanwhile, Cynthia Erivo shares her journey to stardom and her experiences with mental health, and the Friendship Bench program brings mental health care to underserved communities. In sports news, Sports Illustrated makes a remarkable comeback after facing financial struggles and a potential shutdown. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the proposed amnesty bill in Florida, the federal freeze on certain programs, and the expansion of the Health and Human Services department's authority, particularly in relation to gun control and climate change. The conversation also touches on the confirmation hearing of RFK Jr. as the new HHS secretary and his views on gun control and vaccines. [... more]

New research into what we eat is getting personal, with a focus on tailoring nutrition to individual needs. Meanwhile, in Gaza, food offers comfort in a time of crisis, and in Seattle, teriyaki is a beloved local cuisine. Also, a look at the devastating wildfire that struck Maui last year and the efforts to rebuild. [... more]

Quitting bad habits in investing can lead to financial security. Mark Biller discusses six bad habits to quit, including standing on the sidelines, waiting for a low-risk entry point, and making things needlessly complicated. He emphasizes the importance of owning well-managed growing businesses, such as stocks, and making a long-term commitment to beat inflation. [... more]

The US Justice Department and House Ethics Committee are investigating Matt Gates, while the FBI is facing criticism for its handling of background checks. The media is also under scrutiny for its role in shaping public opinion. Meanwhile, the debate over sugar and high fructose corn syrup continues, with some arguing for government subsidies to support cane sugar production. The issue of immigration is also a hot topic, with discussions around sanctuary cities and deportations. Additionally, there are concerns about the potential for World War III, particularly in the context of Ukraine and US long-range missiles. Florida Man is also making headlines for his antics, and there are rumors of leaks within the Trump administration. The Pentagon has released a report on UFOs, and China is facing criticism for its actions at APEC. The transition to a new leadership is also underway, with President-elect Trump set to take office soon. [... more]

Bob Laudick shares his personal story of financial struggle and how he and his wife Linda turned their lives around by applying biblical principles to their finances. They discuss the importance of earning, saving, giving, and enjoying God's provision, and how these principles can bring peace and unity to marriages. [... more]

Florida Man's antics are on full display as he attacks deputies at a Walmart. Meanwhile, the debate over gun control and gun rights continues, with some politicians using language that validates the left's arguments. In other news, privately owned helicopters are playing a crucial role in responding to natural disasters, but some are being deterred from helping due to government interference. The media is also being criticized for its lack of coverage of Hurricane Helene, which is causing devastating damage in the southeastern states. [... more]

The debate between J.D. Vance and Tim Walz was marked by several key moments, including Vance's coherent answers and Walz's gaffes, particularly when discussing China and school shooters. The discussion also touched on issues like abortion, gun control, and the concept of compassionate conservatism, which some argue is a code for big government. The hosts also discussed the ongoing recovery efforts for Hurricane Helene, the strike, and the situation in Iran and Israel. [... more]

Celebrity encounters leave us starstruck, but why? Journalist Susan Spencer explores the psychology behind these moments. Meanwhile, in Finland, media literacy is taught from a young age to combat misinformation, and Coldplay's Chris Martin shares the band's creative process and their record-breaking world tour. [... more]

A discussion on the execution of Marcellus Williams, a convicted felon who was put to death for the murder of Felicia Gale, and the controversy surrounding restorative justice and the death penalty. Additionally, topics such as gun control, social media, and education are touched upon. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Kamala Harris's stance on reproductive freedom and the potential elimination of the filibuster, as well as the controversy surrounding Marcellus Williams's execution in Missouri. The conversation also touches on the Iran situation, the 2024 election, and the importance of free speech and government regulation. [... more]

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump faced off in a debate, with Harris struggling to explain her policy shifts and Trump missing opportunities to hit her on key issues. The debate was marked by petty exchanges and a lack of substance, with Harris failing to establish herself beyond being Biden's VP. Meanwhile, Trump's team is working to improve his debate prep, and the US Postal Service is facing widespread performance issues that could disrupt voting. [... more]

A discussion on the strong delusion over Kamala Harris, her Marxist upbringing, and how her views align with socialism and the LGBTQ movement. The conversation also touches on the importance of a biblical worldview in politics and the dangers of narcissism and neo-paganism in modern society. [... more]

Rob West offers practical ideas for saving money on basics like clothing, utilities, and home maintenance. He also discusses investment options, retirement planning, and social security benefits, providing guidance on how to make informed financial decisions and achieve financial freedom. [... more]