Dawn Staley leads South Carolina to another championship l Sam King Purdue beat reporter for Journal amp Courier l Women's national title game breaks ratings record [... more]

- Hour Rich reacts to Caitlin Clark's college career ending without a title after Iowa's loss in the National Championship game to unbeaten South Carolina CBS Sports' Seth Davis and Rich preview the NCAA National Championship game between UConn and Purdue and Calipari's move from Kentucky to Arkansas NFL Network reporter former WNBA All-Star Stacey Dales and Rich discuss Caitlin Clark's impact on women's basketball what makes -time national champion South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley so special and more Please check out other RES productions Overreaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy [... more]

Tony Orlando reminisces about his career, including his time on the Tony Orlando and Dawn show, his friendship with Jackie Gleason, and his work with Jerry Lewis on the Labor Day telethon. He also shares stories about Freddie Prinze and the early days of television. [... more]

In the early 20th century, a mysterious European showman, Dr. Martin Cooney, claimed to be a doctor and saved thousands of premature babies by providing them with meticulous care, including infant incubators, breast milk, and a low nurse-to-patient ratio. His methods were revolutionary at the time and paved the way for the development of neonatology in the United States. [... more]

Foster care is a vital need in today's society, and Christians can play a significant role in providing love, stability, and a sense of belonging to children in need. John and Dawn Stone share their experiences as foster parents and authors of 'Missional Fostering,' highlighting the importance of pointing children to the hero, Christ, and showing them unconditional love and grace. [... more]

The Iowa Hawkeyes and LSU Tigers are set to face off in the women's college basketball championship game, with Kaitlyn Clark leading the charge for Iowa. Clark's impressive performance has drawn praise from fans and critics alike, but some have questioned the coaching of Dawn Staley and the South Carolina Gamecocks, who were defeated by Iowa in the semifinals. [... more]

A woman and a US Army veteran share their stories of trauma and how working with horses helped them cope with PTSD and survivor's guilt, leading to a deeper understanding of themselves and others. [... more]

In the early 20th century, a mysterious European showman, Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, claimed to be a doctor and used his sideshows to save thousands of premature babies by providing them with meticulous care, low nurse-to-patient ratios, and breast milk. His unconventional methods were initially met with skepticism, but eventually, his work influenced the development of neonatology in the United States. [... more]

Dawn Raffel shares the story of Martin Cooney, a mysterious European showman who saved thousands of American babies by providing them with meticulous care and innovative incubators, despite not being a real doctor. His unconventional methods and dedication to saving lives paved the way for advancements in neonatology and changed the course of medical history. [... more]

President Trump's attorney, Christina Bobb, joins the show to discuss the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago and the potential implications of the Espionage Act. The conversation also touches on the concept of a two-tiered justice system and the need for the American people to stand up against government corruption. [... more]

Getting up before the dawning of the morning and crying out to God in hope is a powerful way to draw close to Him and experience His holiness. This concept is rooted in the 119th Psalm and is a beautiful reminder of the importance of waiting on God's word and spending time with Him in the early morning hours. [... more]

The angel Gabriel plays a significant role in the Christmas story, delivering messages to Zacharias and Elizabeth about the birth of their son John, who will prepare the people for the Messiah. Gabriel's appearances are a key part of God's plan to communicate with people and bring about redemption. [... more]

God's people gathered expectantly, listened attentively, and responded properly to the proclamation of God's Word, as seen in Nehemiah Chapter 8, where Ezra read the law to the people, and they wept, lifted their hands, and bowed their faces in contrition, ultimately leaving joyfully. [... more]

Dr. Erwin Lutzer concludes his eight-part series on the inheritance of the redeemed, discussing glorification, the end result of God's plan for believers. He explores the concept of suffering, the redemption of the body, and the glorious body that awaits believers in eternity, emphasizing the value of suffering and the importance of eagerly awaiting the return of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with feelings of devastation and questioning God's love. However, the Bible offers hope and guidance through scriptures like Psalm 13, reminding us that God's love and victory are always available, even in the midst of suffering and seizures. [... more]