God uses people's passions to inspire them to serve others, whether it's cooking breakfast for a family, driving a wheelchair-accessible van to take people to doctor's appointments, or fixing cars for single moms and widows. The Bible teaches that serving others with one accord is a key aspect of God's plan, and that our passions can be used to bring joy and love to those around us. [... more]

In the small town of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, a unique tradition has been passed down through generations - the mule jump. This event, which originated from coon hunting, has become a beloved part of the community's culture, with families gathering to watch and participate in the thrilling spectacle. [... more]

The Trump administration's defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, is facing controversy over his handling of sensitive information and his views on Iran. Meanwhile, judges are being held accountable for their actions, including one who helped an illegal alien evade arrest. The issue of immigration continues to be a major point of contention, with some arguing that sanctuary cities and states are undermining the rule of law. In Florida, a charitable organization called Hope Florida is being attacked by lawmakers who are upset that it is reducing the size and scope of government. The debate over gun control is also heating up, with some advocating for the use of suppressors to reduce the noise of gunfire. As the country grapples with these issues, it is clear that the rule of law and the principles of justice must be upheld. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the deportation of Abrego Garcia, a member of MS-13, and the controversy surrounding due process. The conversation also touches on gun control, campus carry, and red flag laws in Florida, as well as the recent shooting at Florida State University. Additionally, the topic of precious metals and gold prices is mentioned, and the role of Gun Owners of America in advocating for gun rights is discussed. [... more]

Democrat lawmakers are planning a trip to El Salvador to stand up for the illegal gang member RINO's in Florida are using lawfare to try and drag the state purple Sleepy Joe Biden makes his first public appearance since he dropped out of the Election and he hasn't missed a beat getting confused screaming and being racist Gayle King isn't happy that there are critics of her Blue Origin space visit Whoopi Goldberg gets red-pilled in real time and actually makes sense when discussing the dismantling of the Department of Education on The View Dana breaks down what's going on [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for destroying a merchandise kiosk at Disney World while intoxicated, and a California prison is being renovated into a Scandinavian-style rehab center with a self-service grocery store and podcast production studio. Meanwhile, a man was arrested for leaving his children unattended at McDonald's, and a former NFL player set up a GoFundMe for him, but the story has many inconsistencies. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the impact of tariffs on the economy, the potential for tax cuts, and the politics surrounding the Trump administration's trade policies. She also talks about the latest news and updates, including the Georgia House Democrats' walkout over a Republican bill to block taxpayer funds for gender surgeries in prisons, and the story of a miniature Dotsun dog that has been living in the wild for a year and a half after escaping from its owners. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for exposing himself at a Dunkin' Donuts drive-through, while another man leaves his three children unattended at a McDonald's. The hosts discuss the rule of three, gold prices, and congressional proxy voting, highlighting the importance of family first and conservative politics. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the recent elections, tariffs, and the concept of reciprocal trade, while also touching on the topic of government size and the role of conservatism versus progressivism in American politics. [... more]

Frugality can be a tool for faithful stewardship, but when pursued for its own sake, it can lead to selfishness, greed, and pride. Jesus teaches us to seek God's kingdom and his righteousness, and all our needs will be added to us. Rob West discusses the difference between frugality and financial stewardship, and how to achieve true peace and freedom from financial anxiety. [... more]

Danny Elfman's life story is one of serendipity and passion for music. From his early days as the lead vocalist and songwriter for the new wave band Oingo Boingo to his rise as a renowned film composer, Elfman's journey is marked by chance encounters, creative experimentation, and a desire to push boundaries. With iconic scores for films like The Nightmare Before Christmas and Beetlejuice, Elfman has become synonymous with the art of music composition. But his story doesn't stop there - he's also a rock guitarist, a string quartet player, and a classical composer, defying categorization and inspiring a new generation of musicians. [... more]

John Moses Browning, a Mormon inventor from Utah, created the mechanism used in virtually all modern pistols, and his firearms played a crucial role in World War I and World War II. His designs, including the Browning automatic rifle and the M2 machine gun, were used by the American military and other countries, and his legacy continues to impact the world today. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for threatening to light a homeowner's car on fire with a Molotov cocktail, while another man was gator hunting and got his hand bitten. Meanwhile, a Time magazine cover of Donald Trump has sparked debate, with some seeing it as a backhanded compliment. Kaitlyn Clark, a WNBA player, has faced backlash for admitting to white privilege, with some accusing her of being insincere and others defending her for trying to navigate a difficult situation. [... more]

Trump announces tariffs on Mexico Canada and China as part of his first-day Executive Orders Dana is still not over the gaslighting from the Left that Thanksgiving is cheaper this year A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is expected to halt the war in Lebanon within hours Dana shares the story of how socialism's failure led to the first Thanksgiving International Order of T Roosevelt Director Luke Hilgemann joins us to discuss Conservatives scoring a HUGE victory with a Florida constitutional amendment protecting hunting and fishing which registered THOUSANDS of young voters Major companies including Walmart Ford and John Deere [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes the importance of pursuing God's kingdom and prioritizing His rule in life, explaining that when we seek His jurisdiction, God will provide for our needs and add to our lives. [... more]

Chad and James Hampton, twin brothers and founders of Hunting the Truth Ministries, share their mission to use hunting as a vehicle to spread the gospel and build relationships with others. They discuss their TV show, Twin Factor, and their book, Secrets of the Hunt, which teaches people how to hunt God and His plan for their lives. [... more]

Exploring the complexities of depression, its effects on individuals, and how it can be addressed in the Christian community. A discussion on the importance of vulnerability, woundedness, and seeking professional help to manage mental illness. [... more]

In the small town of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, a unique tradition has been passed down through generations - the mule jump. This event, which originated from coon hunting, has become a beloved spectacle, where mules are led to a barrier and encouraged to jump over it, with the crowd cheering them on. The mules are trained to jump, and some even take on the demeanor of their handlers, making it a fun and exciting experience for all involved. [... more]

Chad and James Hampton, co-founders of Hunting the Truth Ministries and hosts of Twin Factor TV, share their passion for hunting and faith. They discuss their ministry's mission to use hunting as a vehicle to share the gospel, and how they've seen God work in the lives of those they've taken hunting, including special needs individuals and those who've lost loved ones in combat. [... more]

Florida Man's impressive house anchoring, hurricane survival stories, and gun control controversy. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's robots raise concerns about AI and automation, while some people rely on Alexa and other smart devices, sparking debates about technology and its impact on society. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the controversy surrounding Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day, with some arguing that the traditional celebration of Columbus Day perpetuates a false narrative about the explorer's impact on the Americas. The conversation also touches on the presidential election, with Kamala Harris struggling to gain momentum and facing criticism from her own party. Additionally, the topic of gun control and firearms is discussed, with some arguing that the left's stance on the issue is hypocritical. The conversation also mentions Elon Musk and his company Tesla, as well as the tensions between China and Taiwan. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains the importance of discipleship in helping new believers grow in their faith and navigate the challenges of modern life, including the impact of social media on mental health and the need for parents to affirm and encourage their children. [... more]

God's creation is a source of joy and wonder, as seen in the beauty of nature, the taste of homegrown food, and the connection to the earth that comes from gardening and harvesting one's own produce. [... more]

Growing up in India, Dr. Shah recalls carrying onions in his pocket to ward off heat stroke, a practice still believed in by some today. He also shares his experiences with hunting, from his first turkey hunt to the memories he's made with his son. The conversation delves into the culture of hunting, its challenges, and the importance of respecting creation. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including Ukraine, student loan forgiveness, Joe Biden's policies, conservatism, gun rights in Tennessee, and college protests, expressing her frustration and outrage at what she sees as a lack of common sense and a disregard for individual rights and freedoms. [... more]

On a Monday Drive Josh explains why tonight will be a historic championship between UConn and Purdue gives the final takeaways from NC State s historic run Brendan Marks of The Athletic joins the show to tell just how much pressure Duke and Jon Scheyer will be to make the Final Four next year Josh attaches letter grades to the Final Four in Graham s Grades tells why Kentucky will be able to go big game hunting to replace John Calipari and gives his pick for UConn-Purdue [... more]

A discussion on the concept of the rapture and the tribulation period, with a focus on biblical interpretations and the potential for salvation. The topic of wokeness and social justice is also explored, with a critical examination of the left's ideology and its impact on society. Additionally, the hosts discuss marriage and adultery, and share a personal story about a listener's experience with Huntington's disease. [... more]

The NFL combine is in full swing, with teams looking to address their quarterback needs. The Denver Broncos are among the teams searching for a new signal-caller, with Russell Wilson's future in question. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are looking to make a statement with their 'all-in' approach, as Jerry Jones explains. The Cowboys' quarterback situation is a hot topic, with many wondering what the future holds for Dak Prescott and the team. [... more]

The San Francisco 49ers are heading into the playoffs with quarterback Brock Purdy leading the team, while the Cowboys' Mike McCarthy is not getting fired despite a disappointing season. A former Packers tight end suggests hitting Purdy hard to rattle his cage, sparking controversy and debate about the tactics used in the playoffs. [... more]

Dexter Van Zyl, managing editor of Focus on Western Islamism, discusses the compatibility of Islam with Western values and the dangers of Islamist ideology in the West. He shares his personal journey from being a liberal Protestant to becoming a Catholic and his work in educating people about the attempts of Islamist activists to undermine Western principles and values. [... more]

During the Great Depression, a family in Iowa turned to hunting and trapping to supplement their food, with wild game like raccoon and opossum becoming a regular part of their meals. The family's resourcefulness and resilience in the face of poverty are a testament to the strength of American spirit. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses various topics including Dolly Parton's performance, anti-Semitism, Hamas, Israel, Christianity, wokeness, Gavin Newsom, Ron DeSantis, Donald Trump, transgender issues, vocal cord surgery, RNC donations, RICO Act, and Barack Obama's influence on American society. [... more]

A Florida Man was arrested for trying to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a homemade hamster truck, while a new dating phenomenon suggests women are pushing back against traditional relationships. Meanwhile, a libertarian president-elect in Argentina has been making headlines for his unconventional views and practices, including using a medium to communicate with his dead dog. [... more]

The town of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, hosts an annual mule jump competition where mules are led to a barrier and encouraged to jump over it, with the goal of achieving the highest jump. The event has a rich history and has become a popular attraction in the town. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with self-blame and harsh judgments, neglecting their own emotional well-being in the process. A lack of compassion can lead to burnout, while self-mercy and understanding can foster a more supportive environment for both caregivers and those they care for. [... more]

John Moses Browning, a Mormon inventor from Utah, revolutionized the world of firearms with his innovative designs, including the first semi-automatic shotgun and the slide-action pistol. His guns played a crucial role in both World War I and World War II, and his legacy continues to shape the industry today. Meanwhile, a new podcast explores the unique experiences of people living with myasthenia gravis, a rare neuromuscular condition. [... more]

In the rural community of Pea Ridge, a unique event called the mule jump has been a beloved tradition for decades. The event originated from a dare to see whose mule could jump the highest, and it has since evolved into a thrilling competition where mules are led up to a barrier and encouraged to jump over it. The mule jump is a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of the region, and it continues to captivate audiences with its unique blend of tradition and excitement. [... more]

Meetings can be a necessary evil or a waste of time and money, but ineffective meetings can negatively affect productivity. A charity called RIP Medical Debt has abolished over $8.5 billion worth of medical bills for nearly 5.5 million Americans, but the health care system is producing more people with unpayable debt than can be handled. A defamation lawsuit against Fox News could have a devastating impact on the company, with Dominion Voting Systems alleging that Fox intentionally allowed false statements about Dominion to be made on air. [... more]

Phil Robertson and his wife Kay share their remarkable story of redemption and faith, highlighting the power of God's love and mercy in transforming their lives and marriage. They discuss their struggles, their journey to Christ, and the importance of worshiping God in every aspect of life, not just in a structured setting. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the story of Michael Jordan's rise to fame and his partnership with Nike, as told in the film 'Air', directed by Ben Affleck. The conversation also touches on the NCAA Final Four and the competitiveness of the women's games. [... more]