The intersection of faith and culture is explored through discussions on the Super Bowl, politicization of culture, and the implications of gender dysphoria on adolescent mental health. The church's demographics and the importance of Christian creativity are also examined, as well as the complexities of adoption and its relationship to God's love for His children. [... more]

Ethan Hawke reflects on his early days in the theater, including his first Broadway experience and the impact of Dead Poets Society on his life and career. He discusses his relationships with other actors, including Robin Williams and Denzel Washington, and how they have influenced his approach to acting. Hawke also talks about the importance of balancing his acting career with other creative pursuits, such as writing and directing, and how this has helped him maintain a sense of purpose and fulfillment. [... more]

Vice President Kamala Harris campaigns for reproductive freedom, while Stevie Nicks writes a song about fighting for the same rights. Meanwhile, actor Ralph Fiennes stars in a thriller about the Vatican's Conclave, and filmmaker Ken Burns explores the life of Leonardo da Vinci. In other news, the border crisis in Eagle Pass, Texas, has led to a surge in migrant crossings, and baseball's future is uncertain as the World Series ratings hit a 50-year low. [... more]

The lore and legend of the American mountain man is a story that only seems to grow with time, with figures like Jeremiah Johnson and Hugh Glass becoming larger than life. Ashley Lubinsky, a historian and curator, separates fact from fiction to understand the mythology behind these rugged men who mapped the terrain, hunted, and traded with Native Americans in the early American West. [... more]

The legend of Liver Eating Johnson, a rugged mountain man, has grown over time, with stories of his violent nature and exploits on the American frontier. Ashley Lubinsky, a historian and expert on the subject, separates fact from fiction in this fascinating tale of a man who lived a larger-than-life existence. [... more]

We are created in God's image to reflect His glory and perfection, but our ability to image God has been compromised by sin. Through faith in Jesus Christ, we are recreated in righteousness and true holiness, and we have the capacity to fulfill God's original purpose for us. [... more]

The Rolling Stones have released their first album of new songs in 18 years, Hackney Diamonds, which explores themes of love, loss, and legacy. Meanwhile, the film adaptation of Killers of the Flower Moon, directed by Martin Scorsese, sheds light on a dark chapter in American history. In the Middle East, tensions between Israel and Hamas continue to escalate, with devastating consequences for civilians on both sides. [... more]

The American Mountain Man, Liver Eating Johnson, is a figure shrouded in myth and legend. His story, which includes claims of eating the livers of his enemies, has been passed down through oral tradition and immortalized in books, movies, and popular culture. However, primary source documentation suggests that much of the story is exaggerated or false, and that Johnson's actual life was marked by violence and conflict, but also by a complex and nuanced relationship with the Native American tribes he encountered. [... more]

Liver Eating Johnson, a legendary figure in American mountain man history, is a story that has grown larger than life. Born John Garrison, he was known by several names, including John Johnston and Jeremiah Johnson. His life was marked by violence, including a reported incident where he ate the liver of a Crow warrior, which was later immortalized in a novel and a movie. However, primary source documentation suggests that many of the stories about him are exaggerated or entirely fabricated. [... more]

Acceptance doesn't mean agreement, but rather a realistic understanding of circumstances, allowing caregivers to find peace and live more peacefully with the often chaotic events in their lives. [... more]

Lucille Ball's legacy continues to inspire generations with her groundbreaking comedy and trailblazing spirit. Meanwhile, a new movie highlights the real-life story of the iconic couple behind I Love Lucy. In other news, a comedy about climate change uses humor to tackle a serious issue, and Josephine Baker's remarkable life and legacy are celebrated. [... more]