In 1961, the residents of McDonald County, Missouri, decided to secede from the state and form their own territory, known as the Ozark Breakaway, in protest of being left off a new vacation highway map. The residents, led by State Senator Lee Aaron Batchelor, created their own government, currency, and even a border patrol to enforce their new territory's laws. [... more]

Greg McDonald shares his first encounter with Elvis Presley and Colonel Tom Parker, where they bonded over their shared experiences as Assembly of God kids and their love for preachers. They talked about the tent used for Oral Roberts' revivals, the organ player for Earl Roberts, and their common interest in the supernatural, including snakes in church. [... more]

The connection between food and the internet is changing the way we eat, with the rise of virtual restaurants and ghost kitchens promising healthier and more convenient options. However, this dependence on the internet for food can be a metaphor for a deeper issue, as Jesus teaches that true nourishment comes from God's Word and not from physical sustenance. [... more]

The Texas House issues arrest warrants for Democrats who left the state to block congressional redistricting Texas Democrats continue to stay in Illinois while cursing out Greg Abbott and Donald Trump McDonald's releases a nostalgic McDonaldland Meal with exclusive collectibles and a new shake President Trump takes questions after climbing on the roof of The White House Dana reacts to Jim Acosta interviewing with an AI version of a deceased Parkland victim to push for more gun control Hollywood Firearms Trainer Taran Butler joins us to react to the Sydney Sweeney outrage and shares his experience with her time visiting [... more]

The story of Mars Candy begins with Frank Mars, a grist mill operator's son who overcame polio and a series of failed businesses to create a successful candy empire. His son Forrest Mars Sr. played a crucial role in the company's growth, introducing the Milky Way and Snickers bars, and later expanding the business into European-style candy. Today, Mars is a global food empire valued at around $70 billion, employing over 75,000 people and owned by Forrest's three children, John Forrest Jr. and Jacqueline. [... more]

Terry McLaurin's contract negotiations with the Washington Commanders are a topic of discussion, with some speculating that he may be traded to the New England Patriots. Meanwhile, the NFL is abuzz with the news of Trey Smith's massive new extension with the Kansas City Chiefs. In other news, Christopher McDonald discusses his role in the upcoming Happy Gilmore 2, and the golf community is abuzz with the news of the film's release. Additionally, the world of golf is filled with excitement as Rich Eisen shares his golf memoir titles, presented by Hyundai. [... more]

Elvis Presley's Christmas album was a huge success, despite initial reluctance from the singer. Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis's manager, pushed for the Christmas album, and it became one of the biggest-selling Christmas albums of all time. The story of how it was made is a fascinating tale of creative tension between Elvis and Parker, with Elvis wanting to record gospel songs and Parker insisting on Christmas music. [... more]

The Doobie Brothers, a legendary rock band, share their insights on the craft of songwriting, drawing from their decades-long experience and numerous accolades, including inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. They discuss the importance of perseverance, the role of inspiration, and the value of creating music that resonates with others. [... more]

Jim Keyes, former CEO of 7-Eleven and Blockbuster, shares his inspiring story of overcoming poverty and adversity to achieve success. Growing up in a challenging environment, Keyes learned the value of hard work and self-sufficiency, which ultimately led him to become a leader in the business world. [... more]

Greg McDonald shares three Elvis Presley stories, including his experience as a teenager working for Colonel Tom Parker at MGM Studios and the formation of the Snowman's League, a prestigious club in Hollywood. McDonald also recounts a humorous anecdote about Elvis trying to install a mailbox and a chaotic scene at Jermaine's Liquor store in Palm Springs. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for destroying a merchandise kiosk at Disney World while intoxicated, and a California prison is being renovated into a Scandinavian-style rehab center with a self-service grocery store and podcast production studio. Meanwhile, a man was arrested for leaving his children unattended at McDonald's, and a former NFL player set up a GoFundMe for him, but the story has many inconsistencies. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the impact of tariffs on the economy, the potential for tax cuts, and the politics surrounding the Trump administration's trade policies. She also talks about the latest news and updates, including the Georgia House Democrats' walkout over a Republican bill to block taxpayer funds for gender surgeries in prisons, and the story of a miniature Dotsun dog that has been living in the wild for a year and a half after escaping from its owners. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for exposing himself at a Dunkin' Donuts drive-through, while another man leaves his three children unattended at a McDonald's. The hosts discuss the rule of three, gold prices, and congressional proxy voting, highlighting the importance of family first and conservative politics. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the recent elections, tariffs, and the concept of reciprocal trade, while also touching on the topic of government size and the role of conservatism versus progressivism in American politics. [... more]

Greg McDonald, an insider who knew Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis Presley, shares the true story of their legendary partnership in the music business. He debunks the mythology surrounding Colonel Parker's role in Elvis's career, revealing a complex and multifaceted relationship that was both business and personal. [... more]

Trump holds a press conference live from Mar-a-Lago Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces Facebook and Instagram will no longer fact-check on their platforms McDonald's becomes the latest company to ditch their DEI initiatives The left freaks out because Sen Fischer's husband wouldn't shake hands with Kamala but he was holding his cane to stand up instead Dana asks AI what her positivity score is on the Internet and how she should improve it The House passes the Laken Riley Act which deports illegal immigrants who commit crimes Trump floats the idea of taking control of Greenland and the Panama Canal [... more]

The Canadian government is imposing strict gun control measures, confiscating firearms and sending them to Ukraine. Meanwhile, the US is dealing with a drone invasion, with reports of Iranian motherships launching drones towards the country. Immigration is also a hot topic, with the Netherlands considering capping its population and the US struggling to find a solution for the Dreamers. In other news, the concept of weight neutrality is being pushed, with some arguing that people have the right to be fat, while others see it as a health issue. The US is also grappling with the consequences of Obamacare, with some arguing that it has led to increased healthcare costs and others defending it as a necessary measure to ensure healthcare for all. [... more]

Greg McDonald shares the story of how Elvis Presley's Christmas album was made, including the behind-the-scenes battles between Elvis and his manager Colonel Tom Parker over the album's content. [... more]

Greg McDonald shares his first encounter with Elvis Presley and Colonel Tom Parker, which led to a lifelong friendship and a job in show business. McDonald recounts how he met Elvis while changing his air conditioner filter and their conversation about preachers, including Oral Roberts. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the Iranian mothership, drones, gun control, 3D printing, and the concept of 'ghost guns'. The host also talks about the Senate seat in Florida, Lara Trump, and immigration. Additionally, the host discusses the Chinese 'murder ball', aliens, and the Pentagon's denial of an Iranian mothership. The host also touches on the CEO murder case and gun laws, as well as self-defense and the concept of 'Florida man'. [... more]