The Todd Stern Show discusses the latest news on President Trump's immigration policies, including his plans to soften deportation rules for farm workers and those in the service industry. The show also touches on the controversy surrounding NPR and PBS funding, and the debate over hate crime laws and free speech. Guests include Congressman David Kostoff and Luke Simbel, a Republican strategist and attorney. [... more]

Bill Belichick's new book, The Art of Winning, has sparked controversy with his mention of Tom Brady but not Robert Kraft. Meanwhile, Brock Purdy's $53 million contract has set a new standard for quarterback salaries. Solomon Wilcox, a former NFL player and broadcaster, discusses the implications of these developments and the future of the league. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses the controversy surrounding former FBI Director James Comey's social media post, which some interpret as a threat to President Trump's life. The show also touches on the topic of reparations, with some arguing that it's unfair to force people who never owned slaves to pay for the sins of their ancestors. Additionally, the show covers gun safety and the Second Amendment, with some guests advocating for stricter gun laws and others pushing back against what they see as an attack on their constitutional rights. The show also features a segment on barbecue, with the host discussing his favorite barbecue joints and the importance of supporting local businesses. [... more]

Ralph Cox recounts the emotional moment when he was cut from the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team by coach Herb Brooks, and how it ultimately led to a healthier perspective on life and a successful career in hockey and beyond. [... more]

A daily devotional, 'Pause and Pray', encourages readers to weave the character of Jesus into their daily lives by focusing on the fruit of the Spirit and forming new habits through a mobile app and accompanying bracelets. [... more]

Investing in private markets can provide unique opportunities for positive impact, aligning with Christian values and furthering God's kingdom through the marketplace. One Ascent offers a values-aligned private market fund, accessible to everyday investors, providing a diversified portfolio with potential for higher returns and lower correlation to public markets. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses the latest news in the NFL and NBA, including the Super Bowl, Kirk Cousins' health issues, and the Cincinnati Bengals' chances of success. Solomon Wilcox joins the show to talk about the Super Bowl and the NFL, and shares his thoughts on the latest technology advancements in sports health. [... more]

Ralph Cox recounts his emotional moment when he was cut from the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team by coach Herb Brooks, only to later learn that Brooks was thinking of him when the team won the gold medal at Lake Placid. [... more]

James Barrington, the actor, discusses his role in the upcoming Christian movie The Firing Squad, which tells the true story of a group of drug smugglers sentenced to death in Indonesia. He also talks about his experience working with Cuba Gooding Jr. and Kevin Sorbo, and the importance of staying true to one's faith in the entertainment industry. Meanwhile, Tony Deaton from the gospel music group Covenant shares about their music and how they use their platform to spread the message of hope and redemption. [... more]

Tech billionaires in California are attempting to build a brand new kind of city for 400,000 residents, sparking controversy and debate about the feasibility of creating an affordable, walkable city in the nation's most unaffordable and car-centric state. [... more]

Neil Wilcox, founder of the Winston-Salem Rescue Mission, shares his life story and the miraculous providence of God in his ministry, which has been helping men with addictions and social issues for 57 years. [... more]

Fletcher Cox, a six-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle, announced his retirement from the Philadelphia Eagles after 12 seasons. Meanwhile, the NFL free agency period is in full swing, with several notable signings and trades, including Christian Wilkins to the Las Vegas Raiders and Gabe Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars. [... more]

The Brian Kilmead Show discusses various topics, including the Biden administration's handling of the Ukraine crisis, the implications of TikTok's presence in the US, and the economic concerns surrounding inflation, debt, and energy independence. [... more]

Marriage is crucial for the happiness and well-being of individuals, as well as for the strength of society. However, the decline of marriage rates in America has led to a decrease in happiness and an increase in family instability. Dr. Brad Wilcox argues that elites are contributing to this decline by promoting anti-marriage messages and policies, and that individuals must be intentional about their dating lives and relationships in order to build strong families and save civilization. [... more]

Philadelphia Eagles star defensive lineman Fletcher Cox shares his thoughts on the team's Super Bowl win, mental health, and his personal life, including his ranch in North Texas where he likes to decompress. [... more]

Max Crosby, a Las Vegas Raiders defensive player, discusses his love for the team and his expectations for the upcoming season. Fletcher Cox, a Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman, talks about his team's struggles and his support for coach Nick Sirianni. The conversation also touches on quarterback Brock Purdy and Justin Fields, as well as celebrity relationships between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the recent drone attack on US troops in Iran, the Biden administration's response, and the need for border security and law and order. He also talks about the upcoming election and the Republican and Democratic parties. [... more]

The anticipation for Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas is building, with many teams and players vying for a spot in the championship game. Former NFL wide receiver Mike Pritchard shares his insights on the league's growth and the importance of coaching and quarterback play in the playoffs. [... more]

A Texas woman's fight for abortion rights after the overturn of Roe v. Wade, Sofia Vergara's portrayal of a ruthless crime boss, and a community's efforts to turn human urine into fertilizer are among the stories explored in this episode of Sunday Morning. [... more]

Ralph Cox recounts the emotional moment when he was cut from the 1980 US Olympic hockey team by coach Herb Brooks, and how it led to a new perspective on life and a successful career in hockey and beyond. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers' roster and future prospects are discussed, with a focus on key players, contracts, and potential free agency moves. The team's quarterback situation, including Bryce Young, is analyzed, as well as the defensive side of the ball and the importance of retaining key players like Derek Brown and Brian Burns. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers' season has been a disappointment, with the team struggling to find an identity and failing to show growth or hope for the future. The offense has been particularly ineffective, with a poor offensive line and subpar receivers making it difficult for quarterback Bryce Young to succeed. The team's lack of direction and poor decision-making from the front office have led to frustration among fans, who are wondering when things will turn around. [... more]

The Carolina Hurricanes are struggling with four straight losses, and coach Rob Brind'Amour is under pressure to make changes. The team's goaltending has been a major issue, with a save percentage that ranks among the worst in the NHL. The Hurricanes need to find a way to improve their defense and get more out of their top players, including Martin Neches, who has been criticized for his lack of effort and physicality. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers' struggles on the field continue, with a 28-6 loss to the New Orleans Saints. The team's quarterback, Bryce Young, had a disappointing game, with 13 of 36 passing attempts and several missed throws. The Panthers' defense, while good, is far from great, and their inability to get stops in crucial areas is a major concern. Meanwhile, the team's interior defensive linemen, such as Derek Brown, are performing well, but the lack of playmaking ability from Brian Burns is a major issue. [... more]

Ralph Cox shares his emotional story of being cut from the 1980 US Olympic hockey team, a moment that led to his greatest gains and a new perspective on life. [... more]

Cam Ward, a legendary goaltender for the Carolina Hurricanes, is being inducted into the team's Hall of Fame. Meanwhile, the future of Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) is uncertain due to financial issues with Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Bally's Sports. The NHL and other leagues may need to find new ways to broadcast games, potentially impacting the salary cap and player contracts. [... more]

Clemson's chances of winning the ACC Championship are dwindling, while North Carolina's offense could be good enough to take the title. The college football playoff picture is also in flux, with TCU and USC vying for a spot. Meanwhile, the NHL's Seattle Kraken pulled off a thrilling 9-8 win over the LA Kings in overtime, and the World Cup is heating up with exciting matches between Poland and Argentina, and Saudi Arabia and Mexico. [... more]

Daniel Wilcox, a former Ravens tight end and Super Bowl champion, discusses the team's current season, citing the return of key players and the potential for Lamar Jackson to regain his form. He also weighs in on the team's defense and their chances against top AFC teams. [... more]

The hosts discuss the upcoming college football playoff rankings, the NC State and North Carolina teams, and the potential impact of the Powerball jackpot on their lives. They also touch on the topic of Twitter, election day, and the new Star Wars series on Disney Plus, as well as their personal interests in NHL hockey and basketball. [... more]

Ralph Cox recounts his emotional moment when he was cut from the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team, only to learn years later that coach Herb Brooks was thinking of himself, a moment that changed Cox's life and perspective. [... more]

The Adam Gold Show discusses the dangers of chewing tobacco, sharing personal stories of first-time experiences with the substance. The conversation also touches on the intersection of sports and politics, with a focus on the upcoming election season and the role of sports writers in adapting to changing circumstances. Additionally, the show covers recent developments in COVID-19 research, including the creation of a new, more lethal strain in a lab setting. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses the January 6th committee, Nancy Pelosi's threat to Donald Trump, the FBI's handling of the investigation, and the border crisis. The show also covers the midterm elections, conservative and liberal perspectives, and the Democratic and Republican parties' stances on various issues. [... more]

The Carolina Hurricanes' move to place Jordan Martinook on waivers has sparked concern among fans, while the team's development and leadership under Rod Brind'Amour have contributed to their success. In baseball, Aaron Judge's record-breaking home run has sparked debate, and the Houston Astros are a model of consistency. Meanwhile, the NFL season is underway, with teams like the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles showing promise. [... more]

Couples often bring unresolved issues from their family of origin into their marriage, leading to patterns of conflict and guilt. Identifying and addressing these issues can lead to personal growth and stronger relationships. [... more]

The hosts discuss the upcoming NFL season, predicting which teams will make the playoffs and who will win the Super Bowl. They also touch on golf, trash talk, and the importance of a strong coaching staff. Additionally, they delve into the world of financial planning, discussing taxes and retirement strategies. [... more]

Adam Gold and his guests discuss the college football season, specifically the performances of NC State and East Carolina, and their opinions on the teams' chances. They also touch on other topics, including Disney Plus Day and Batman Day. [... more]

The NC State Wolfpack is gearing up for a big game against East Carolina, with many expecting a close match. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are looking to make a comeback, and Russell Wilson is signing a new contract with the Denver Broncos. In other news, financial planning expert Coach Pete DeRuta is offering advice on minimizing taxation and maximizing retirement savings. [... more]

The North Carolina football team is set to play Florida A&M in a game that has raised concerns about player safety due to the Rattlers' low number of eligible players. The game is scheduled to take place at Chapel Hill, and there are worries that the team may not have enough players to safely participate. Meanwhile, the East Carolina Pirates are gearing up to face the NC State Wolfpack in a highly anticipated matchup, with many predicting a close game. The ACC conference is also in the spotlight, with the possibility of a conference championship on the line. [... more]

The Adam Gold Show discusses various topics including college football, specifically the ACC championship, and the eligibility of FAMU players for a game against North Carolina. The show also touches on the upcoming Taylor Swift songbook class at the University of Texas, Kevin Smith's Clerks, and HBCU football. [... more]

The University of North Carolina has named a starting quarterback, with Drake May taking the lead, but Jacoby Criswell is also expected to see playing time. Meanwhile, the NFL is gearing up for its new season, with the Bills and Rams set to kick off the season. In other sports news, the Dodgers are dominating the league, and the Padres are struggling to keep up. [... more]

Research suggests that getting married in one's 20s without cohabiting is linked to greater marital stability and happiness, while cohabitation prior to marriage increases the risk of divorce and marital problems. [... more]

The PGA Tour is facing a lawsuit from 11 golfers, including Phil Mickelson, over antitrust violations. Meanwhile, three golfers are seeking a restraining order to play in the FedEx Cup playoffs. In other news, Detroit is being explored as a tourist destination, with its rich history, music, and culture. The city's iconic landmarks, such as the Detroit Public Library, and its famous Motown sound, are just a few of the many attractions that make it a must-visit destination. [... more]

The Adam Gold Show discusses various topics, including the NFL, college football, and a road trip to Seattle, where they plan to visit the Space Needle, Chihuly's Glass and Garden, and the Seattle Aquarium. They also talk about the city of Asheville, North Carolina, and its unique culture, as well as the world of sports radio and stand-up comedy. [... more]

The summer is not over yet, and beach etiquette is still important. Football is back, but so is golf, and the English Premier League is a topic of interest. Women's college basketball is facing changes, and the hurricane season outlook has improved. Meanwhile, tax planning in retirement is crucial, and the Sir Walter Miler track event is a unique and exciting competition. [... more]

The NFL season is underway, and Adam Gold is excited to share his thoughts on the latest developments. He's joined by Bridget Condon, a reporter for the NFL Network, who shares her insights on the upcoming season and the Hall of Fame game. Meanwhile, Adam Gold's friend Dennis Cox shares his experiences driving in Glendale, Arizona, and the two discuss the changing landscape of Las Vegas and its sports scene. [... more]

Campbell University's athletic program is growing, with the school joining the Colonial Athletic Association. Meanwhile, the NFL is dealing with controversy surrounding Deshaun Watson's suspension, and the rise of black quarterbacks is a significant topic in the sports world. [... more]

The state of high school football in North Carolina has grown exponentially in the last decade, with top talent staying in-state and progressing to the NFL. The Adam Gold Show discusses the upcoming season, highlighting teams to watch, conferences, and players to keep an eye on. Meanwhile, Coach Pete DeRuta shares tax planning strategies for retirement, and the hosts reminisce about past events, including a free Simon and Garfunkel concert in Central Park and the Hartford Whalers' move to North Carolina. [... more]

The college football playoff expansion debate continues, with some arguing it's necessary to save the sport from itself. Meanwhile, the PGA Tour faces a lawsuit from 11 players, including Phil Mickelson, who are seeking to play in the tour championship. The ACC and Pac-12 conferences are also exploring a potential alliance, which could impact the college football landscape. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers are in training camp, with Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold competing for the starting quarterback position. Ric Flair, a wrestling legend, has made a lasting impact on popular culture, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are gearing up for the new season, with the city offering a range of attractions, including the Riverwalk and the Florida Theater. [... more]

The future of college football is uncertain due to issues with player compensation, realignment, and the lack of a unified governing body. The ACC, in particular, has struggled to maintain its competitiveness and revenue, with many teams failing to live up to expectations. Meanwhile, the NFL is dealing with its own controversies, including the suspension of Deshaun Watson and the ongoing debate over player safety. [... more]

The Adam Gold Show discusses pre-season predictions for the Atlantic Coast Conference, the PGA Tour, and the Wyndham Championship golf tournament. The show also touches on the controversy surrounding the PGA Tour's rules and the rise of live golf. Additionally, the hosts preview the upcoming NFL season, focusing on the Cleveland Browns and other teams. [... more]

The Adam Gold Show discusses conference realignment in college sports, specifically the potential departure of North Carolina, Virginia, Clemson, and Florida State from the ACC to the SEC. He also touches on the grant of rights and the North Carolina General Assembly's involvement. Additionally, he talks about the World Games, esports, and the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6. [... more]

The Panthers' trade for Baker Mayfield has sparked optimism among fans, but some question whether he's being undervalued. Meanwhile, Wimbledon is underway, with Rafael Nadal and Taylor Fritz facing off in a thrilling match. The NHL draft is also on the horizon, and the ACC conference is considering its future, including the possibility of adding new members. [... more]

The Fourth of July celebrations were overshadowed by instances of gun violence, but the holiday still brought people together. In the world of college sports, conference realignment continues to be a hot topic, with the ACC facing potential challenges from the Big Ten and SEC. Meanwhile, a viral video of a man named Terry has become a popular meme, highlighting the importance of fireworks safety. [... more]

A discussion about the Big Rock fishing tournament, Steph Curry's development at Davidson College, and the importance of college coaches in player development. The hosts also talk about Father's Day, beach vacations, and the benefits of leaving on Friday to avoid crowds. [... more]

The Bible teaches that forgiveness is essential to the life and health of our souls, and that it is found in God's character. We are all debtors to God, and our indebtedness is so vast that it is impossible for us to clear it on our own. However, God made Jesus, who had no sin, to be sinned for us, to be indebted for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. The forgiven sinner must always forgive whoever has trespassed against him, and must do everything in his power to bring about reconciliation. The unforgiving spirit is a form of hypocrisy, and it is not simply harmful, but in the end, hopeless. [... more]

Alistair Begg concludes his message titled Hannah's Prayer, teaching from 1 Samuel chapter 2. He explains how God turns worldly values upside down to give us a proper perspective on life and death, and how God's sovereignty is evident in His judgment and faithfulness. [... more]

Despite experts anticipating a sharp rise in divorces during the pandemic, the data shows the exact opposite, with a marked downward spike in divorce rates. Couples have reported increased stress, but a majority have not seen their marriages as more stressed, and many have reported a deeper commitment and appreciation for their partners. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has raised questions about North Carolina's housing supply, with experts discussing the need for more affordable housing and the impact of higher property taxes. The University of North Carolina's new president, Peter Hans, addressed the challenges facing the university, including balancing public health with public education. The long-running Leandro school funding lawsuit has raised constitutional issues, with some arguing that the courts should not dictate how the state budget is spent. Meanwhile, a hospital in western North Carolina is at the center of a unionization effort, with nurses voting on whether to join the National Nurses United union, which could have implications for the state's right-to-work status. [... more]

College football teams are preparing for empty stadiums, while the NBA bubble resumes with a focus on social justice. MLB players reflect on Jackie Robinson Day, and the Charlotte Hornets are looking to make a strong draft pick. [... more]