JJ Spawn, the 2025 US Open champion, shares his incredible story of perseverance and resilience, from overcoming a diabetes misdiagnosis to winning a major championship on Father's Day. He also discusses his family life, including his two young daughters and his wife's influence on his golf career. Additionally, the podcast touches on the New York Giants' quarterback situation, with Jackson Dart and Jameis Winston competing for the starting job, and the Jacksonville Jaguars' plans for Travis Hunter, a young and talented player who could play every snap for the team. [... more]

The Trump administration is cracking down on anti-Semitism on college campuses, with a focus on groups linked to Hamas. The crackdown includes arrests, deportations, and cutting off funding. Pro-Israel activist Lizzie Sevesky discusses her experience confronting anti-Semitic demonstrations and welcomes the new administration's approach. Meanwhile, the NCAA is facing challenges with the rise of name, image, and likeness compensation, and college sports are becoming increasingly professionalized. [... more]

David's grief over the death of his son Absalom affects the people, causing them to mourn and argue over who should lead them. David's leadership is challenged, and he must navigate the complexities of his people's loyalty and the consequences of his own actions. [... more]

Carter Momsen Hudson, a 22-year-old college student, shares his story of hiking the Appalachian Trail, a 2,000-mile journey that took him four months to complete. Along the way, he encountered scenic beauty, kindness of strangers, and personal growth, but also struggled with anxiety and depression. He credits journaling as a key factor in his success and found a deeper meaning in his relationship with God. [... more]