The Iran war may come down to pain at the pump versus military victory, while Americans feel the economic pain at home. Meanwhile, a blue-collar crisis is looming due to a massive shortage of skilled trade workers, and companies are investing in trade school-style training to address the issue. Energy prices are spiking, and the US and Israel have taken out a significant portion of Iran's leadership. Congresswoman Elise Stefanik discusses the war with Iran and the importance of protecting national security. Cuba is facing a severe economic crisis, and the US is considering options to address the situation. Major media bias is exposed, with Apple News giving only 2% of its top coverage to right-leaning outlets. A wrestling revolution is underway, with Real American Freestyle (RAF) taking the sports world by storm. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the concept of masculinity and its representation in podcasting, with a discussion on how men are perceived as being less masculine when engaging in activities traditionally associated with women. The topic also touches on the feminized culture and its implications on society. Additionally, the discussion delves into the future of quantum computing and its potential applications, as well as the importance of screening for colon cancer. The conversation also explores the geopolitical tensions between Iran, France, and the United States, and the role of pre-born in providing support for women facing unplanned pregnancies. [... more]

The Iranian people's struggle for freedom and the consequences of war are discussed, as well as the future of quantum computing and its potential applications. Additionally, the importance of early colon cancer screening and the complexities of Medicare are highlighted, along with the absurdities of Texas politics and the challenges of achieving net zero emissions in Cuba. [... more]

Dennis Prager discusses his new book 'If There Is No God, The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil' and shares his thoughts on the existence of evil, the importance of understanding history, and the role of religion in society. He also shares his personal story of overcoming a life-changing accident and how it has influenced his perspective on life and faith. [... more]

Svetlana Stalin, the daughter of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, defected to the United States in 1967, seeking asylum and a new life. Her story is one of contradictions, as she was both celebrated and shunned due to her father's brutal regime. From her early life as a celebrity in the Soviet Union to her struggles with her father's legacy, Svetlana's story is a testament to the complexities of the Cold War era. [... more]

Lana Peters, the daughter of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, defected to the United States in 1967, seeking asylum after a lifetime of living under her father's shadow. Her story is a complex exploration of the Cold War and the personal costs of being the daughter of one of history's most infamous leaders. [... more]

Carlos Colón recounts his life of gang violence, murder, and prison, but also his journey of redemption, forgiveness, and finding faith, as he works to make amends and start anew. [... more]

Svetlana, the daughter of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, defected to the United States in 1967, escaping her father's shadow and the brutal regime he led. Her story is one of intrigue, love, and ultimately, a quest for freedom and a new home. [... more]

Carlos Colon's story of redemption and personal transformation after a life of gang violence and prison time, and how he found forgiveness and a new path through his faith. [... more]

Svetlana Aliyeva, the daughter of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, defected to the United States in 1967, seeking asylum from her father's regime. Her story is one of tragedy, loss, and the complexities of living under the shadow of a brutal leader. [... more]

The story of Bill Koch's crusade against fake wine and the rule of law, and how it exposed an industry of tens of millions of fake wine. Meanwhile, the history of Pilsner beer is explored, from its origins in 19th-century Czech Republic to its rise to global popularity, and how it has influenced American culture and history. Additionally, the story of Svetlana Aliyeva, Stalin's daughter, who defected to the United States in 1967, is told, highlighting the complexities of her life and the challenges she faced as a result of her father's legacy. [... more]

A new 11-week series, Skeptics Welcome, explores questions about God, creation, and the Bible. Host Bernie Dake shares his personal experience with colon cancer and the importance of trusting God during crisis moments. Joining Bernie is Captain Ken Argot, a knowledgeable Bible scholar, as they delve into listeners' questions and provide guidance on their faith journey. [... more]

A young man's journey with stage four colon cancer intensifies his walk with God, and he finds comfort and support from his church community, demonstrating the power of faith in the face of adversity. [... more]