The Spanish influence on Texas law, particularly the homestead exemption laws and community property laws, greatly impacted women's rights and freedoms. These laws, which originated in Spain, were adopted by Texas and provided protection for women's property and rights, setting a precedent for the rest of the United States. [... more]

The homestead exemption and community property laws in Texas originated from Spanish law, which protected women's rights and property. These laws were adopted by the Texans in the 19th century and have had a lasting impact on women's rights in the United States. [... more]

Dale Vermillion shares insights on the current real estate market, including peak seasons for buying and selling homes, and how to navigate the mortgage process. He also discusses the importance of being budget-minded and prayerful when making financial decisions. Meanwhile, the hosts address questions from listeners, including one who is considering retirement and another who is wondering about the impact of the federal government's shift to electronic payments on check usage. [... more]

The American West was not as wild and woolly as often thought, but rather a place of rule of law where people figured out ways to cooperate and establish property rights. P.J. Hill, co-author of The Not So Wild Wild West, shares stories of wagon trains and mining camps that developed unique rules to solve complex problems and maintain order without the need for a strong federal government presence. [... more]

Real estate analysts predicted a property tax reckoning would happen this year, and it certainly did. Homeowners can challenge their property tax assessment, but it's a complex process that requires careful research and planning. Experts recommend comparing your property to similar homes in your neighborhood, gathering evidence, and filing an appeal with the assessment office. Meanwhile, individuals can take steps to manage their finances, such as investing in bonds or CDs, and creating a budget to live within their means. [... more]

The American West was not as wild and woolly as often thought, with people figuring out ways to cooperate and establish rule of law through written contracts, jury trials, and mutual respect. From wagon trains to mining camps, the West developed institutions that worked fairly well to solve complex problems, but ultimately fell victim to the problem of power and the danger of imposing top-down rules. [... more]

Vic Billingsley's remarkable story of receiving a liver transplant and the unique bond he shares with the five-month-old baby he shared the organ with. Meanwhile, in Texas, the Spanish influence on the state's history led to the adoption of homestead exemption and community property laws, greatly impacting women's rights. [... more]

The story of George Washington's leadership and legacy is highlighted as a reason for celebrating veterans and the military. Additionally, the history of homestead exemption and community property laws in Texas is explored, showing how these laws impacted women's rights and freedoms. [... more]

Stu Everson Sr. shares his life story, from growing up in the Blue Ridge Mountains to his passion for radio broadcasting and Christianity. He talks about his family's history, his experiences with mentoring and faith, and his legacy as a Christian leader. [... more]