The Todd Stern Show discusses the Trump administration's accomplishments and challenges, including the decline in birth rates and the controversy surrounding the pope's death and selfie sticks. The show also touches on Congressional inaction, illegal immigration, and the rise of Newsmax as a news source. Additionally, the show features an interview with Congressman Eric Burleson and a discussion about Time magazine's 100 most influential people list. [... more]

Gladys Gonzalez, an executive at a bank in Colombia, shares her powerful immigrant story of overcoming challenges and achieving the American dream through entrepreneurship, highlighting her journey from cleaning floors to founding the Suazo Center, which helps Hispanic entrepreneurs create their own American dream. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the 2024 US presidential election, with a focus on Kamala Harris's plan to give $20,000 to black men and the potential for a landslide victory for Donald Trump. The show also touches on critical race theory, Gen X and Gen Z, and disaster relief efforts in North Carolina and Tennessee. [... more]

Florida Man removes 20 Burmese pythons from the Everglades, winning a contest to control the invasive species population. Meanwhile, a Florida dad takes matters into his own hands when he catches a peeping Tom spying on his daughter, and Kamala Harris is accused of code switching to appeal to Hispanic voters. The Israel-Palestine conflict also comes under scrutiny, with some questioning the legitimacy of the Palestinian government and the actions of Hamas. [... more]

The Teamsters Union's decision not to endorse Kamala Harris or Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election has sparked controversy, with some accusing the union of being 'wimpy' and others praising their independence. Meanwhile, the union's president, Sean O'Brien, has faced criticism for his leadership and his past statements on gun control. As the election season heats up, the issue of immigration and border control is also becoming increasingly contentious, with some European nations taking a harder line on migrants. [... more]

The Trump trial is ongoing, with the jury receiving instructions from the judge. The prosecution's case relies heavily on the testimony of Michael Cohen, but the defense argues that the evidence is circumstantial and that the jury should not convict Trump solely on Cohen's testimony. The judge's instructions to the jury have been criticized by legal experts, who argue that they are biased and will lead to a conviction. Meanwhile, the Biden campaign is trying to win back the black vote, but their efforts may be too little, too late. The Hispanic vote is also a key battleground, with Trump polling well in some areas. Robert De Niro's appearance at a Biden rally has been criticized as a desperate attempt to win over voters. The situation in Gaza is also a concern, with Iran's influence in the region growing. The trial's outcome will have significant implications for the 2024 election. [... more]

A priest in Florida is accused of biting a churchgoer after she tried to receive Holy Communion improperly. Meanwhile, the Hunter Biden laptop is being used as evidence in a trial, and its contents are said to contain significant evidence of the defendant's guilt. The Biden family's financial crimes are also under scrutiny, and some are questioning whether Joe Biden should drop out of the presidential race. Additionally, the impact of illegal immigration on African-American and Hispanic communities is being discussed, with some residents expressing support for Donald Trump's policies. [... more]

The Biden administration's independent task force report on Israel's humanitarian and military conduct in Gaza has raised concerns about the White House's stance on the conflict. Meanwhile, a recent poll from the New York Times shows President Trump leading in five out of six swing states, sparking panic in the Biden White House. The ACLJ is fighting for voter integrity and election fairness, taking on cases like a teacher banned from praying in Texas and advocating for the rights of American citizens. [... more]

Catholic voters are shifting towards Donald Trump, with Hispanic Catholics now tied in their support. Meanwhile, Protestants are also showing a significant lead for Trump. The ACLJ is defending election integrity and fighting against Bible study bans in hospitals and universities are being pressured to divest from Israeli holdings, with some institutions considering a vote on the matter. [... more]

Dana discusses the Biden administration's handling of the economy, immigration, and China, while also touching on the Trump campaign and the Democratic Party's struggles with minority voters. She also interviews Florida Governor Ron DeSantis about the state's efforts to combat illegal immigration and discusses the parental rights and education bill in Florida. [... more]

A series of bizarre stories including a Florida man's crime spree, the return of gray wolves to a national park, a controversy over electric car registration fees, a COVID joke that led to an arrest, an airline's attempt to create an adult-only section, and a viral video of a woman's outburst over a pool party. [... more]

NOTE This is a best-of Dana Show podcastKamala Harris has a Freudian gaffe about climate change and population Jill Scott changes the words of the National Anthem to include slavery A clip goes viral after a white woman criticizes a Hispanic birthday party in her boujee Manhattan condo A women's health CEO repeatedly refers to women having periods as menstruators on CBS This Morning A female passenger believes she was sitting next to some sort of reptilian man in a green hoodie on a plane Carol Roth joins us to explain You Will Own Nothing The CDC offers chest-feeding advice [... more]

A Florida man fled his home after a woman armed with a machete threatened to cut off his genitals. Meanwhile, a woman in North Fort Myers chased a man with a machete at a gas station. The Biden administration is considering a $20,000 fine for boaters who exceed 11.5 miles per hour in the Florida Gulf. Three men were charged with meth trafficking after being found asleep in a storage unit. AI companies are being sued for copyright infringement, and a mom's unique baby name has sparked an online debate. A woman's viral video of a pool party argument has been misinterpreted as racist. [... more]

The White House is dealing with a cocaine scandal involving Hunter Biden, while Mayor Eric Adams is accused of lying about a photo of a fallen officer. Meanwhile, the CDC is promoting 'chest feeding' for men, sparking outrage and debate. The Barbie movie is also under fire for potentially kowtowing to Chinese censors. The US is considering sending cluster munitions to Ukraine, despite concerns about civilian casualties. [... more]

Rob Schneider discusses his new movie Daddy's Daughter Trip, which explores themes of family, fame, and dreams. He also touches on cultural appropriation, the Hispanic community, and immigration. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on education, the school year, and parental involvement. In a separate segment, he talks about the challenges of being a comedian and the importance of social media in today's society. He also expresses his conservative views on green energy and the need for rational thought in politics. [... more]

The Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, is a treasure trove of over 20,000 salt and pepper shaker sets and 1,500 pepper mills, showcasing a fascinating history of American culture and family traditions. Founder Andrea Lunden shares her passion for collecting and preserving these everyday objects, which reveal the creativity, ingenuity, and creativity of past generations. [... more]

Kurt Anderson's life was turned around by a company that gave him a second chance, allowing him to overcome addiction and find a new career as an electrician. Carla Nugent, one of the founding partners of Wayfield Group, shares her passion for nonprofit community and her commitment to treating employees with care and respect, creating a culture of trust and loyalty. [... more]

The story of the Littleton brothers, who all enlisted to fight in the Civil War, is a tragic reminder of the sacrifices made during America's bloodiest conflict. Meanwhile, a tattoo artist shares her journey from being a single mom to pursuing her dream, and a woman's story of overcoming uterine cancer serves as a reminder of the importance of early diagnosis. [... more]

Robert Todd Lincoln, the son of President Abraham Lincoln, lived a life of great accomplishment and tragedy, narrowly missing his father's assassination and witnessing two other presidential assassinations. John Collins, a paper airplane enthusiast, achieved the Guinness World Record for the farthest flight by a paper aircraft, a feat that required years of dedication and perseverance. Meanwhile, millions of Americans will make Medicare coverage decisions for next year, and UnitedHealthcare is there to help. [... more]

The story of Admiral Hyman Rickover, a man who served in the US Navy for 63 years, is told through the eyes of retired Navy Captain Bill Todie, who recounts his experience with the admiral's unorthodox interview tactics. Meanwhile, in Benton Harbor, Michigan, a unique community called the House of David was formed by Benjamin Purnell, a charismatic leader who attracted followers from around the world with his message of celibacy and vegetarianism. [... more]