The iconic cartoon Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? debuted in 1969, featuring a teenage rock band and their talking dog Scooby-Doo, as they solve mysteries in their van, the Mystery Machine. The show's creators, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, drew inspiration from the success of The Archie Show and the need for new programming that would appeal to children and parents alike. The series became a rating smash hit, with up to 65% of the Saturday morning audience tuning in, and its popularity has endured to this day, with numerous spin-offs, movies, and merchandising. [... more]

Adrian Rogers discusses the importance of a Christian worldview and the need for absolute truth in a world where moral absolutes are being rejected. He examines the influence of philosophers such as Hegel, Feuerbach, Marx, Darwin, and Freud on modern thought and culture, and warns against the dangers of humanism, atheism, and the survival of the fittest. Rogers encourages Christians to stand firm in their faith and to share the truth of the Gospel with others. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's approach to evangelism in a superstitious city like Athens is characterized by respect, humility, and consideration of others' feelings and convictions. He introduces the true and living God to the Athenian philosophers, setting aside superstition and confronting false belief systems. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including career changers, cybersecurity, AI, states' rights, federal regulation, debt ceiling, tax cuts, and rescissions package with guests such as David Mammet, Congressman Rich McCormick, and others. [... more]

Mark Harmon discusses his new book Ghosts of Panama, which delves into the real stories of the agency where he worked on the TV show NCIS. He also shares stories about his time at the University of California, Los Angeles, and his encounters with legendary figures like John Wooden. [... more]

Karl Merlantis, a recipient of the Navy Cross, shares his story of avoiding talking about his experiences in Vietnam until he wrote about them, and how writing helped him process his emotions and connect with civilian lives. [... more]

Carl Merlantis, a recipient of the Navy Cross and author of bestselling books Matterhorn and What It Is Like to Go to War, shares his personal experience of hiding his war trauma and the importance of sharing stories to bridge the gap between military and civilian lives. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with guests, including Utkarsh Ambudkar, who talks about his Disney Plus film World's Best and his experiences with Freestyle Love Supreme, an improvisational rap group co-founded by Lin-Manuel Miranda. [... more]

A quadriplegic woman gives birth to twins and defies societal expectations, while a Broadway musical revival of Camelot explores the timeless themes of justice, right, and peace. Meanwhile, environmental disasters and climate change are causing unprecedented wildfires, and a composer reflects on the future of Broadway. [... more]

A veteran shares his experiences in Vietnam, discussing the challenges of talking about war and the importance of writing to process and share those experiences, highlighting the gap between military and civilian lives. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Satan is a real entity who seeks to influence our lives through various means, including demonic possession and familiar spirits. Christians must be aware of the doors that allow Satan into their lives and take steps to keep them shut, such as being obedient to God's will and not giving in to anger or hatred. [... more]

A Christmas Carola follows the story of Eustace and Kramer, two men who are visited by the Ghost of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, leading them on a journey of spiritual transformation and self-discovery as they uncover the true meaning of Christmas and their own identities as believers in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Five men's philosophies have shaped and molded America today, rejecting moral absolutes and leading to a crisis of absolute truth. Their ideas, including Hegel's dialectic theory, Feuerbach's rejection of God, Marx's communism, Darwin's evolution, and Freud's psychoanalysis, have had a profound impact on society, influencing everything from education to politics and morality. [... more]

The importance of a Christian worldview and absolute truth in today's society is discussed, highlighting the influence of philosophers such as Hegel and Feuerbach on American thinking. The need for a return to God's truth and the dangers of humanism are emphasized. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers face a tough matchup against the undefeated San Francisco 49ers, who have acquired Emmanuel Sanders in exchange for draft picks. Meanwhile, the Panthers' defense has improved, and they may be able to contain the 49ers' rushing attack. In other news, Sam Darnold's 'seeing ghosts' comment has sparked debate, and the NBA season tips off tonight with the Lakers and Clippers facing off. [... more]