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A Call to the Nation

Carter Conlon

October 11, 2026

Too Much Talk Too Little Power In Corinthians Paul says Now some are puffed up as though I were not coming to you But I will come to you shortly if the Lord wills and I will know not the word of those who are puffed up but the power For the kingdom of God is not in word but in power I think in America today there's just too much talk in the house of God and too little power And I don't know about you but I'm very very weary of it all Jesus Christ told us in [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 07, 2026

How Three Escaped Slaves Changed America Forever

On this episode of Our American Stories in May three enslaved men Frank Baker Shepherd Mallory and James Townsend escaped from Confederate labor at Sewell's Point Virginia and crossed to Union-held Fort Monroe When their enslaver demanded their return General Benjamin Butler faced a problem Sending them back would mean returning three men to work on Confederate defenses aimed at his own fort Our regular contributor Jon Elfner and historian Kate Masur author of Until Justice Be Done share the story of how Butler's decision to hold the men as contraband of war helped open Union lines to hundreds then [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 05, 2026

A Cemetery Is a History Book Written in Stone

On this episode of Our American Stories on a summer walk through one of Antrim New Hampshire's old public cemeteries Bill Bryk begins reading the stones A Revolutionary War militiaman rests near a Civil War cavalryman Veterans of two world wars lie beneath familiar family names Some markers tell long stories Others offer only a few words including one man's simple epitaph an honest man Bill who helps care for Antrim's four public cemeteries reflects on the lives gathered there and the small ways a town continues to remember them A name cut into stone a flag placed beside a [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 02, 2026

Bass Reeves: The Former Slave Who Tamed the Wild West

On this episode of Our American Stories Bass Reeves was born into slavery in Arkansas in During the Civil War he escaped bondage and made his way to Indian Territory Years later he returned there carrying a badge For more than three decades Reeves served federal warrants across some of the most dangerous country in the West tracking fugitives working in disguise and earning a reputation so formidable that some outlaws reportedly chose surrender over facing him Professor Art T Burton author of Black Gun Silver Star The Life and Legend of Frontier Marshal Bass Reeves shares the story of [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 02, 2026

Thomas Mundy Peterson: The First Black Voter Under the 15th Amendment

On this episode of Our American Stories on March Thomas Mundy Peterson walked into Perth Amboy City Hall in New Jersey to vote on a local charter Nothing about the election seemed especially historic But when Peterson cast his ballot he became the first Black American known to vote under the protection of the newly ratified th Amendment Historian Elliott Drago of the Jack Miller Center shares the story of Peterson's vote and the larger struggle it represented In the years after the Civil War the th th and th Amendments forced the country to answer some of its most [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

September 21, 2026

BONUS: Inside Trump's Mainstream Media Ban

The media announces a boycott on Trump's ban which some are calling a bridge too far The President announces an agreement with Denmark and Greenland that gives us permanent control over national security Stephen Yates from Heritage joins us to react to the shocking story of F- parts being diverted to Hong Kong the Saudi-backed Houthis escalating the civil war in Yemen and President Xi reportedly having poor health Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Alliance Defending Freedomhttps JoinADF com DanaIf you believe your freedom is worth defending now is the time to act [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio

Nick Craig

September 15, 2026

Duke Admissions Probe; SBI Embezzlement Investigation

A federal investigation has found discrimination in admissions at Duke University's medical school raising new questions about admissions practices and federal civil rights requirements Meanwhile a newly released warrant provides additional details about an SBI investigation into possible embezzlement while a steel company plans to invest million in an expansion in Fayetteville The State Health Plan is also adding Atrium Health hospitals to its Access provider tier expanding options for plan members See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 12, 2026

The Story of America: The Civil War Begins [Ep. 29]

On this episode of Our American Stories Abraham Lincoln entered the Civil War with no military experience and no blueprint for putting down a rebellion of eleven states The Union had more men more factories more railroads and a powerful navy But none of those advantages guaranteed victory After the disaster at Bull Run Lincoln had to build an army almost from scratch find generals willing to use it and convince a divided Northern public to endure a war that was already proving longer and bloodier than almost anyone had imagined In Episode of our ongoing Story of Us Story [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 09, 2026

The Confederate Secret Service's Secret Plot to Defeat Lincoln and Spark a Revolution

On this episode of Our American Stories by the Confederacy was losing the Civil War on the battlefield But hundreds of miles behind Union lines Confederate agents were fighting a very different kind of war Working out of secret bases in places like Montreal they gathered intelligence plotted acts of sabotage worked with Northern antiwar activists and searched for ways to disrupt the presidential election and ignite an uprising in the North Some even considered an extraordinary target Abraham Lincoln himself Patrick K O'Donnell author of The Unvanquished shares the hidden history of the Confederate Secret Service and makes the [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 09, 2026

Daniel and the Jewish Roots of American Liberty

On this episode of Our American Stories from the American Revolution to the Civil Rights Movement the biblical prophet Daniel has served as an enduring American symbol of courage in the face of unjust authority His refusal to abandon his faith even when threatened with the lions' den offered Americans a powerful example of standing firm when human laws conflicted with a higher moral law Rabbi Dr Stuart Halpern co-author of The Jewish Roots of American Liberty shares how Daniel's story inspired a Revolutionary-era preacher challenging British rule enslaved Americans longing for freedom and the abolitionists Frederick Douglass and Sojourner [... more]

Brian Kilmeade Show

Brian Kilmeade

September 08, 2026

Gov. Spencer Cox on Civil Discourse & The Charlie Kirk Investigation

Utah Governor Spencer Cox joins Brian Kilmeade to discuss his new book Off Ramp How to Be a Peacemaker in an Age of Contempt and how conservatives can stick to their principles while still getting things done Gov Cox reflects on the assassination of Charlie Kirk in Utah one year later detailing his real-time reaction how law enforcement secured the scene and why Erika Kirk's act of forgiveness helped lower the temperature in a divided nation Plus a look at Western forest management environmental policy and why the radical DSA agenda is failing working-class Americans Learn more about your ad [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 08, 2026

The Civil War Battle So Fierce It Cut Down an Oak Tree

On this episode of Our American Stories on May a large oak tree stood in the middle of some of the fiercest fighting of the Civil War For nearly hours Union and Confederate soldiers battled at close range at the Bloody Angle during the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House Thousands of bullets ripped through the air and so many struck the oak that they eventually cut through its trunk and brought the tree crashing down What remained was a shattered bullet-riddled stump In this installment of our American Objects series Ashley Hlebinsky shares the story of the Spotsylvania Stump Support [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 07, 2026

Before Rosa Parks, There Was Elizabeth Jennings: America's First Freedom Rider

On this episode of Our American Stories Elizabeth Jennings was on her way to church when a New York City streetcar conductor ordered her off She refused The conductor and driver forcibly dragged her from the car leaving her bloodied and bruised Jennings got back up and climbed aboard again The year was nearly years before Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery Alabama What followed was a court battle that would turn the city on its head and Jennings would turn to a young lawyer taking on one of his first cases future [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show

Rich Eisen

September 03, 2026

Hour 3: AFC North Predictions, Actor Mark Wahlberg talks ‘By Any Means’ and plays Celebrity True or False, Actor Mark Wahlberg plays the Patriots Win-Loss Game

Rich Eisen and the guys reveal their predictions for how the AFC North will finish this season among the Cincinnati Bengals Baltimore Ravens Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers Mark Wahlberg joins Rich in-studio to promote his new 'By Any Means' movie based on the true story of a mob hit man who helped investigate the murders of civil rights activists in Mississippi in the s reveals that he's developing two biopics that could see him portraying -time Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Belichick and former MLB lightning rod Pete Rose weighs in on the outlook for his beloved New England Patriots [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 01, 2026

How Walt Whitman Found Humanity on Both Sides of the Civil War

On this episode of Our American Stories in December Walt Whitman set out for Virginia searching for his brother who had been wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg He found him alive with only a minor wound But outside a field hospital Whitman encountered something he would never forget a heap of amputated arms legs and other human remains For the poet who had once written that the human body was sacred the Civil War suddenly became horrifyingly real Whitman soon began spending his days in Washington's military hospitals bringing food and small gifts writing letters listening and comforting wounded [... more]

Focus on the Family

Jim Daly

August 25, 2026

Teaching Our Children What Makes America Great

Tim Goeglein inspires parents to help their children gain appreciation for the history and civics in this great country that have made us the envy of the world Receive a copy of the What Really Matters bundle and an audio download of Teaching Our Children What Makes America Great for your donation of any amount Plus receive member-exclusive benefits when you make a recurring gift today Your monthly support helps families thrive Get more episode resources Do you have a story or comment on how Focus on the Family impacted you or your family Leave a message for Jim Daly [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

August 18, 2026

The Knights of the Golden Circle: America's Would-Be Slave Empire Builders?

On this episode of Our American Stories before the Civil War thousands of Southern men joined a secret society complete with castles passwords elaborate oaths medieval costumes and dreams of conquest They called themselves the Knights of the Golden Circle and beneath all the pageantry was a serious ambition expand slavery by building a vast new empire across Mexico Central America and the Caribbean Mark Kawar author of America but Bigger and David C Keehn author of Knights of the Golden Circle Secret Empire Southern Secession Civil War share the strange story of the organization that ultimately discovered that dreaming [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

August 13, 2026

BONUS: A Wealthy California Town's Civil War

Dr. Robert Malone discusses the revelation of Anthony Fauci's emails, where he expresses private concerns about the COVID vaccine's potential impact on pregnancy and miscarriages, contradicting his public statements. Fauci's emails also reveal his knowledge of the vaccine's limited effectiveness and his efforts to suppress discussion about the lab origin of the virus. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

August 13, 2026

How America's First Female Detective Saved Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln faced a clear and fully matured threat of assassination in 1861, just days before he assumed the presidency. Alan Pinkerton, a private detective, was tasked with uncovering the plot and ensuring Lincoln's safety. Pinkerton's methods were high-handed and at times unlawful, but he successfully protected Lincoln, who would later be assassinated four years later. The story of the secret plot to assassinate Lincoln before the Civil War is a fascinating tale of intrigue and politics, highlighting the complexities of the time and the bravery of those involved. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

August 12, 2026

John Brown: The Radical Abolitionist Who Launched a Holy War Against Slavery

John Brown, a radical abolitionist, dedicated his life to ending slavery, believing it was a war against an entire race of people. He witnessed a slave being beaten and vowed to dedicate his life to abolitionism, becoming a farmer, tanner, and leader in the Underground Railroad. Brown's actions, including his raid on Harpers Ferry, were driven by his faith and conviction that slavery must be abolished, ultimately leading to his execution but inspiring a nation to fight for freedom and equality. [... more]