Zohran Mamdani is skipping the Columbus Day Parade in his latest snub to the NYC Italian community Stephen Yates from Heritage joins us to break down Trump's Russian diesel deal the Saudi airport attack and slams the false rumors surrounding the new White House Press Secretary's connection to China Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible AMAC https amac us dana pdocastAMAC is the conservative alternative to AARP and now you can get years for just One payment spouse included money-back guarantee Alliance Defending Freedomhttps JoinADF com DanaIf you agree that parents not bureaucrats should [... more]

Joe Tessator returns to ESPN's Sports Center after 23 years, reflecting on his past experiences and sharing stories about his time at the network. He discusses his upcoming appearance at WrestleMania and shares his thoughts on the NFL draft, including his predictions for Ty Simpson and Caden Proctor. Tessator also talks about his recent visit to Bristol, where he was welcomed back by the ESPN team and reminisced about old times. Additionally, Rich Eisen discusses the FIFA World Cup and how fans can list their spaces on Airbnb during the event. [... more]

A young man's journey to discover his faith and identity, exploring Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity, and his experiences in a fraternity at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, under the influence of Bob Eckhart. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the ongoing trade tensions between the US and China, with President Trump imposing tariffs and China retaliating. The impact on the economy, politics, and immigration policies is explored, including the recent Supreme Court ruling on the deportation of an undocumented immigrant and the controversy surrounding the Trump administration's handling of immigration. [... more]

The Supreme Court upholds the ban of TikTok in the US Dana explains why she agrees with the decision to err on the side of more freedom than less freedom as some big tech CEO's plan to attend Trump's Inauguration Biden repeats the lie that Republican states receive more Federal money but handle it poorly Rep Jim Jordan joins us to share the House GOP's first acts of business including cutting taxes spending and regulation the TikTok ban and the Laken Riley Act Dana makes a comparison between TikTok and the CCP taking over Italian fashion before the pandemic Sen [... more]

A Florida woman was arrested for drowning her roommate's pet spider in ginger ale, sparking questions about animal cruelty charges. Meanwhile, a female boxer was disqualified from the Olympics due to a gender eligibility test, leading to controversy and debate. Additionally, a man was found dead after a freak wasp attack in southern Italy, and a woman was rescued after being chained to a tree in the Indian jungle. The hosts also discuss gun control and the Second Amendment, as well as their personal experiences with cicadas. [... more]

Kamala Harris's record on the border and her lack of foreign policy experience are under scrutiny as the Biden administration faces criticism for its handling of the 9-11 terrorists and the prisoner swap with Russia. The debate over DEI and merit-based policies is also a key issue in the presidential election, with Republicans seeking to highlight Kamala Harris's lack of accomplishments and Biden's admission that none of this is based on merit. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL news, including Saquon Barkley's potential free agency, with his guest Mark Consuelos. They also talk about the upcoming Oscars, with Mark sharing his insights on the nominees and the awards show. The conversation also touches on Mark's personal life, including his involvement with the Campobasso Football Club and his son's wrestling career at the University of Michigan. [... more]

Novak Djokovic's shocking loss in the Australian Open semifinals has left many in the tennis world stunned. Meanwhile, in the NFL, the coaching landscape is shifting, with several high-profile jobs opening up. Could Bill Belichick be on the move, and what does the future hold for the league's top quarterbacks? [... more]

Good news stories from 2022 include efforts to save whales, a record increase in renewable energy, and a decrease in plastic pollution. Meanwhile, the classic hymn Amazing Grace celebrates its 250th anniversary, and singer Lizzo reflects on her journey from sleeping in her car to owning her own home. The Kennedy Center marks its 50th anniversary with a new exhibit exploring President Kennedy's role as a champion of the arts. [... more]

A wounded Ukrainian veteran is rebuilding his life with the help of a prosthetic leg, while a family on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana fought for justice after a loved one's mysterious death. Meanwhile, the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir is collaborating with a symphony orchestra to reimagine the band's music, and a renowned chef is working to overhaul the taste of vegetables with a new seed company. [... more]

Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, is a city that has captivated Americans for centuries. For some, it's a dream worth pulling up stakes for, and now some are finding they don't have to go home - they already are home. The law of blood means many Americans are still technically Italian, and some are discovering their connection to Italy through the Italian consulates. Meanwhile, in Florence, the tradition of art and craftsmanship continues to this day, with artisans still using techniques from the Renaissance to create beautiful works of art. [... more]

Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, is a city rich in history, art, and culture. Many Americans have discovered a connection to Italy that's deeper than they thought, and some are finding they don't have to go home, they already are home. The law of blood means many Americans are still technically Italian due to their ancestry. We explore the city's artisans, from marbleized paper makers to goldsmiths, and visit the famous villas and landmarks, including the Duomo and the Pontavecchio. [... more]