Joan Rivers recounts her rise to fame as a comedian, her time as a permanent guest host on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, and the tumultuous end of their professional relationship. She also shares her thoughts on Carson's tough and aggressive personality, and how it ultimately led to their falling out. [... more]

Joan Osborne discusses her latest album, Bring It On Home, a bluesy R&B record featuring covers of classic songs. Meanwhile, the Mornings with Bart team tries unusual flavors of soda from Rocket Fizz, including peanut butter and jelly, pumpkin pie, and bacon. The team also plays a game of trivia, testing their knowledge of the show's history and guests. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a focus on the recent actions of Israel and Hezbollah. The conversation also touches on the topic of Gen X and their perceived influence on the recent election. Additionally, the topic of Sanctuary Cities and gun control is discussed, as well as the North Carolina election and the deep state. The conversation also delves into the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump. [... 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]

London Roberts, the mother of Navy Joan, shares her story of raising her daughter as the granddaughter of the President of the United States, while navigating the complexities of family politics and the lack of Secret Service protection for her child. She discusses her book, Out of the Shadows, and her experiences with Hunter Biden, including the paternity suit and the challenges of co-parenting. [... more]

Artificial intelligence is changing the rules of warfare, affecting nearly every aspect of our lives. Meanwhile, a team of scientists at the National Fish and Wildlife Forensics Laboratory in Oregon is working to solve crimes against animals, using forensic science to identify and track down poachers. In other news, the role of a free press will be critical in the upcoming presidential election, and legendary composer Stephen Sondheim's musical Merrily We Roll Along is back on Broadway. Additionally, best-selling author Hernan Diaz discusses his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Trust, and economist Robert Reich weighs in on the recent government shutdown. [... more]

Kroc Centers, a unique Salvation Army ministry, offer a range of programs and services, including fitness classes, citizenship courses, and job training, to serve the community and provide a beacon of hope. [... more]

As a caregiver for her husband Jerry, who was born with cerebral palsy, Joan Borton shares her experiences and insights on the challenges and rewards of caregiving. She discusses how her faith has evolved and how she has learned to accept herself and her mistakes, and how this has impacted her marriage and relationships. [... more]

Dr. Kenneth Houck, founder of Stephen Ministries, shares the story of how he started training laypeople to provide one-to-one caring in congregations, and how this ministry has grown to impact 13,000 churches worldwide. He discusses the importance of not trying to solve problems, but rather being present and listening to care receivers, and how this approach has led to personal growth for Stephen Ministers themselves. [... more]