Comedian Nate Bergetzi discusses his new movie The Breadwinner, his golf game, and his upcoming world tour. Rich Eisen announces his hosting gig on Sports Center and the return of Women's Sports Now for its second season. The hosts also discuss various sports-related topics, including the NFL draft and the Masters tournament. [... more]

Raising children to know their identities and purpose in life is crucial for their emotional, intellectual, social, physical, and spiritual growth. Parents can model this by celebrating their children's unique qualities, teaching them to be hospitable and other-centered, and helping them develop skills like making friends and having conversations. By prioritizing these values, parents can help their children become secure, confident, and compassionate individuals who are equipped to navigate life's challenges. [... more]

A nest egg is savings set aside for later use, originating from 14th-century England where farmers used a porcelain egg to encourage chickens to lay more eggs. Other phrases like 'in the nick of time' and '19 to the dozen' have interesting origins in England's history, while 'no dice' and 'no such thing as a free lunch' have American roots. Understanding the origins of these phrases can provide insight into the evolution of language and culture. [... more]

Justin Briarly discusses his book 'Why I'm Still a Christian' and how he came to faith, addressing common objections to Christianity and exploring the intersection of science and faith, morality, and human value. He also shares his thoughts on how to have respectful conversations with those who disagree, and how to approach the question of evil and suffering in the world. [... more]

Michael Larson, an ice cream truck driver from Ohio, surprisingly beat the game show Press Your Luck by memorizing the patterns of the big board's cycles, which were not truly random, but rather predetermined. His winning streak earned him an unprecedented $110,237, and he was able to show that it was less effort to memorize the sequences than it was to memorize the trivia questions. [... more]

A nest egg is savings set aside for later use, which a person tries to add to. The phrase has been used from as early as the 14th century in England. In those days, before commercial factory chicken farming, chickens would lay their eggs in nests in a coop as a means of giving the chickens hope and encouraging them to lay more eggs. Farmers used to place a porcelain or China egg in the nest or the coop area. The dummy egg was known as a nest egg and did often induce the chickens to be more productive. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories Andrew Thompson shares another slice of his guide to understanding the baffling mini-mysteries of the English language The book is Hair of the Dog to Paint the Town Red The Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions and Fun Phrases Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Living in a post-Christian culture, many young people are growing up unchurched without a real purchase on the Christian story. However, a new trend is emerging as secular thinkers are reconsidering Christianity, and some are even finding meaning and purpose in it. This shift is not just about people returning to traditional Christianity, but also about exploring new ways of understanding faith and its relevance in modern society. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and phrases, such as 'nest egg', 'in the nick of time', and '19 to the dozen', are explored in this series. From the 14th century to the present day, these expressions have evolved to convey meaning and context. Meanwhile, the unique challenges and triumphs of people living with myasthenia gravis are highlighted in a new podcast series, Untold Stories Life. [... more]

When faced with decisions, Christians can wait on the Lord, bathe their search in prayer, and go to the Word to filter through their heart. They can have communion with the Spirit of God, trusting in Him as their sovereign God, and then follow after God with courage, obedience, faith, and submission. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NBA playoffs, with a focus on the Warriors' Draymond Green being suspended for a game due to a flagrant foul. The show also delves into the NFL draft, with a look at quarterback prospects Trey Lance, Bryce Young, and CJ Stroud, as well as the possibility of the Texans passing on a quarterback at the second overall pick. [... more]

The hosts of Our American Stories delve into the fascinating history behind everyday sayings and phrases, exploring their origins and evolution in the English language. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers' decision to trade up for the number one pick in the NFL draft has put them in a precarious position, as they must choose between Bryce Young and CJ Stroud, two quarterback prospects with different strengths and weaknesses. The team's risk assessment will be crucial in determining which player to select, with some experts believing that Young's smaller frame makes him a riskier choice, while others see Stroud as the safer pick. [... more]