Montel and Kristen Jordan discuss the importance of prioritizing relationships in marriage, citing God, spouse, children, church, family, friends, and career as essential elements. They share their personal experiences and biblical teachings to emphasize the need for order and submission in relationships, and how this affects the well-being of individuals and families. [... more]

The Salvation Army's commitment to publishing biblically sound written resources is crucial in today's world where truth is often questioned. The organization's vetting process ensures that authors are grounded in their faith, and their work is accurate and trustworthy. This commitment to quality is essential for Christians seeking to deepen their understanding of God's word and live out their faith in a world filled with uncertainty. [... more]

The New York Public Library has a unique history, with one family living inside the building for 38 years. John Fiedler, the building superintendent, and his family had a fascinating life, with children born and raised within the library walls. Meanwhile, on the Navajo Reservation, many families struggle to access clean water, with some consuming as little as 10 gallons per day. Efforts are being made to deliver clean water to these communities through programs like St. Bonaventure Indian Mission. [... more]

The story of John Lincoln Clem, a 9-year-old boy who enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War, is a testament to his bravery and determination. Despite being captured by Confederate forces, Clem went on to become a hero of the war, earning the respect of General Ulysses S. Grant and rising through the ranks to become a major general. Meanwhile, a new audio course explores the importance of the gut microbiome, and the consequences of neglecting it. Additionally, the water crisis on the Navajo Reservation is highlighted, with many homes lacking access to clean running water. [... more]

Kristen Scott Thomas shares her experiences growing up with a complicated family history, including the loss of her father and stepfather, and how these events shaped her career as an actress and director. She discusses her latest film, which explores themes of family, loss, and love, and how she has come to terms with her own identity and the impact of her childhood on her life. [... more]

The Las Vegas Sphere is reimagining classic films with cutting-edge technology, starting with The Wizard of Oz. Meanwhile, a look back at the reign of Johnny Carson, the king of late-night TV, and the impact of false-positive drug tests on pregnant women and new mothers. Award-winning actress Kristen Scott Thomas is also profiled, discussing her latest film and her experiences as a shy child who found her voice through acting. Music legend Michael Feinstein shares his love for the Great American Songbook and his efforts to pass it down to the next generation. [... more]

Florida man's antics continue to baffle, while identity theft and AI companions raise concerns. Lonely kids turn to AI chatbots for friendship, but some chatbots promote unhealthy behaviors like weight loss and anorexia. A Google-backed startup hosts chatbots modeled after school shooters and their victims, sparking questions about AI safety. Parents must monitor their kids' online activities, and the dangers of social media, bacteria on phones, and germaphobia are discussed. The hosts also share their thoughts on the Apple Watch, distraction, and the weird world of Second Life and AI companions. [... more]

Coldplay's Chris Martin accidentally exposes Astronomer CEO Andy Byron having an affair with his HR chief Kristin Cabot Dana reacts to Elon Musk's latest creation an AI Grok Companion that looks like a sexualized Anime character Charles Payne from Fox Business joins us to break down the Federal Reserve's lack of rate change the PPI numbers how the stock market isn't working for everyday Americans and Zohran Mamdani Gavin Newsom fearmongers about him getting thrown into an unmarked van by ICE in front of his kids PBS' President says she can't make any sense of the argument that they are [... more]

John Lincoln Clem, a 9-year-old boy, enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War and became the youngest noncommissioned officer in Army history. He fought in several battles, including Shiloh and Chickamauga, and was captured by the Confederates. After the war, Clem went on to become a major general and was honored for his bravery and service. [... more]

The New York Public Library's Schwartzman building on Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street had a unique resident, a girl named Viviani Joffre Fiedler, who was born inside the library in 1917. Her family, including her father John Fiedler, lived in an eight-room apartment on the mezzanine level, where they experienced a childhood filled with adventure and intrigue. From playing baseball with books as bases to reciting poetry to Queen Marie of Romania, the Fiedler children had a one-of-a-kind upbringing within the library's marble walls. [... more]

The New York Public Library Main Branch has a unique history, where a family lived inside the building for 38 years. John Fiedler, the building superintendent, and his family, including his daughter Viviani Joffre Fiedler, experienced a childhood like no other, playing among priceless marble statues and even reciting poetry to royalty. The library's history is also tied to a legend of a ghost, which was even referenced in the original Ghostbusters movie. [... more]

The story of John Lincoln Clem, a 12-year-old drummer boy who enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War, and his remarkable journey of bravery and patriotism. [... more]

A family lived in the New York Public Library for 38 years, with the father, John Fiedler, working as the building superintendent and his children experiencing a unique childhood amidst the iconic building's marble walls and priceless statues. The family's adventures and stories are now part of the library's history, including the legend of the reading room ghost and the father's inventions, including an air purifier and work with Thomas Edison. [... more]

A discussion about the rise of Satanism in public schools, the role of Christianity in society, and the need for a return to traditional values in education. The conversation also touches on the National Defense Authorization Act, border security, and the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. [... more]

The story of John Lincoln Clem, a 9-year-old boy who enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War, is a testament to the bravery and determination of young people. Despite being rejected by his captain, Clem managed to join the army and became a drummer boy, fighting in several battles and earning recognition for his heroism. [... more]

A 97-year-old man receives a precious gift on his birthday - the chance to hear his late wife's voice singing the Ave Maria, a moment that brings joy and life to his memory of her. [... 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]

Deborah Sampson, a woman from Massachusetts, disguised herself as a man to fight in the American Revolution. She enlisted in George Washington's army and served for several years, earning the respect of her comrades. Despite being wounded and eventually discovered to be a woman, she was given an honorable discharge and went on to become a public speaker and advocate for women's rights. [... more]

The New York Public Library's history is filled with fascinating stories, including the tale of John Fiedler, the building's first superintendent, and his family, who lived in the library for 38 years. From playing baseball with books as bases to reciting poetry to Queen Marie of Romania, the Fiedler children's adventures are a testament to the library's unique and enchanting atmosphere. [... more]

North Carolinians who represent the pro-life movement discuss the state's new law limiting abortion to 12 weeks, exceptions for life-limiting fetal anomalies, and the importance of informed consent and standard medical care for women. [... more]