Elizabeth Warren's claims of Native American heritage are disputed, while Mark Wayne Mullen, a member of the Cherokee Nation, is criticized by the left for his skin color. Meanwhile, a jury finds Meta and YouTube negligent in a social media addiction trial, and the government shutdown continues as Republicans block a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security. [... more]

A woman in Minnesota used her vehicle to block ICE agents, leading to a confrontation that resulted in her death. The incident has sparked a debate over immigration and the role of ICE. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking steps to address the massive fraud in Minnesota, which has been linked to the Somali diaspora. The administration is appointing a new Assistant Attorney General to focus on fraud and is taking steps to prevent institutional investors from buying up single-family homes. The trade deficit is also a topic of discussion, with some arguing that it is not a major concern for the US economy. [... more]

Johnny Carson's Tonight Show was a platform for talented individuals to shine, regardless of their background or age. He had a rule to make his guests look good, which often led to life-changing moments for those who appeared on the show. From comedians like Drew Carey and David Letterman to singers like Bette Midler, Johnny's show was a launching pad for many careers. Meanwhile, obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA, is a serious condition that can cause breathing interruptions and oxygen deprivation, often affecting adults with obesity. Recognizing the symptoms and seeking help is crucial for those who may be suffering from this condition. [... more]

Brad Server, aka Curly G, shares his remarkable story of discovering he's the grandson of Curly Howard, one of the most iconic comedians of all time. Growing up, Brad idolized Curly and the Three Stooges, but it wasn't until he met other Stooge family members and started attending conventions that he began to understand his family's rich comedy history. With the help of his business partner, Andy Pagana, Brad started creating video content and eventually landed a live performance tour, bringing the Three Stooges back to life for fans across the country. [... more]

Cheech and Chong's enduring legacy in comedy is a testament to their ability to unite people through laughter and their influence on generations of comedians. Their iconic films and records have become a part of entertainment history, and their impact on popular culture is still felt today. [... more]

The story of Saturday Night Live's creation and evolution, from its humble beginnings to its current status as a comedy institution, with insights into the show's innovative approach to live television, its impact on American comedy, and the legacy of its creator, Lorne Michaels. [... more]

Sergei Rakhuba with Mission Eurasia shares the current situation in Ukraine, the needs of the people, and the efforts of the organization to provide humanitarian aid, refugee support, and Christmas gifts to those affected by the war. The organization is also working with local churches to provide resources and training for national leaders. [... more]

Florida Man stories highlight the absurdity of human behavior, while Donald Trump's jokes at the Al Smith dinner show his ability to poke fun at himself and others. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris's absence from the event sparks discussion about her humor and approach to politics. The topic of tech censorship also comes up, with a CNN clip discussing the Twitter files and the influence of government on social media platforms. [... more]

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's public appearances, the Al Smith dinner, Israel's removal of Hamas' leader, and various news stories and controversies are discussed in this episode of the Dana Show. The hosts also touch on Cuba's power outage, the January 6th investigation, and the antics of a 'Florida man'. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the concept of spiritual fruit, emphasizing that giving, worship, and leading others to Christ are all forms of fruit that demonstrate a person's faith. He also delves into the gospel, explaining how it establishes believers and provides hope for a life of purpose and meaning. [... more]

Kenny Chesney discusses his football team allegiance, his friendship with Andy Reid, and the inspiration behind his song 'Boys of Fall.' He also shares his prediction for the Super Bowl and talks about his Nationwide Tour Sun Goes Down 2024 Tour. [... more]

As caregivers, it's essential to process our pain privately and share our healing journey publicly, focusing on the lessons learned and the professionals who helped us, rather than dwelling on the graphic details of our wounds. This approach allows us to grow, endure, and sustain ourselves, ultimately pointing others to Christ. [... more]

Deebo Samuel discusses the 49ers' confidence heading into the playoffs, while Rich Eisen talks to Jake Johnson and Gareth Reynolds about their new film, Self-Reliance. Meanwhile, Pete Carroll's departure from the Seattle Seahawks is announced, and the Rich Eisen Show crew discusses the coaching carousel in the NFL. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the world of sports, specifically the NFL and college football, with a brief detour into the realm of comedians and 90s movies. The conversation centers around Jim Carrey's dominance in the box office during the 1990s, with some debate about whether he was the top-grossing comedian of the decade. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses NFL predictions, including the Super Bowl, coach of the year, and most valuable player. Tracy Morgan joins the show to talk about his comedy special 'Taking it Too Far' and shares stories about his life and career. The show also features a win-loss game and predictions from callers. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the importance of spiritual fruit in one's life, highlighting examples from the Bible such as Phoebe, a benefactress who helped many, and Lydia, a successful businesswoman who supported the apostle Paul. He emphasizes that giving one's money is just as spiritual as preaching a sermon and that the gospel establishes us, giving us a lens to view the world and a way to overcome sin and addiction. [... more]

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is stepping down from her leadership post, but will continue to serve in Congress. Her daughter, Alexandra Pelosi, has made a documentary about her mother's life and career. Meanwhile, rapper Killer Mike is using his platform to promote love and respect, and the Smothers Brothers are back on stage with a new show. Charlie Puth has returned to music after a hiatus, and a new documentary explores the story of a man who planned to bomb a mosque but was instead welcomed by the community. [... more]

Comedian John Chris discusses his rise to fame, incorporating his religious background into his act, and the challenges of being a comedian in today's society. Jamie Lissow joins the show to talk about his experiences on Red Eye and Dry Bar Comedy, and the two comedians discuss the changing landscape of late-night TV and the importance of authenticity in comedy. [... more]

John Crist, a rising comedian, shares his experiences with the changing landscape of comedy and social media, discussing how he navigates the challenges of cancel culture and the importance of free speech in the entertainment industry, all while reflecting on the current state of politics and culture. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL, specifically Patrick Mahomes, and how he's being unfairly criticized by his former teammates. He also talks about fantasy football and the draft process, as well as the activism of Chad and JT, who are known for their unorthodox approach to social commentary. [... more]