Florida Man stories, including a man who claimed to have an explosive device to avoid eviction, and a man who was lost at sea for two days after his boat capsized. The podcast also discusses Megan Rapinoe's equal pay demands and the controversy surrounding her activism, as well as the privacy concerns surrounding Zoom's new terms of service, which allow AI to train on user data without opt-out. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including inflation, debt, and market turmoil, as well as the 2024 election and the Republican primary. She also talks about her experiences at Waffle House, including the correct way to order hash browns and English muffins. Additionally, she discusses climate change, racism, and the importance of OSHA regulations for heat exposure. The conversation also touches on China's naval warships near Alaska, Russia's involvement, and the dangers of artificial intelligence and data collection. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for throwing a barbecue grill at deputies and striking cars with a tire iron in a road rage fit. Meanwhile, the Vice President expresses concern over accessible restrooms on domestic flights, but her solution may not be as straightforward as it seems. Additionally, China-based hackers breach US government email accounts, and a luxury brand apologizes for listing Taiwan as a country. Furthermore, a YMCA is accused of colluding with a swim coach to expose minor girls to naked adult men in a locker room. [... more]

The FBI's handling of sensitive information, censorship, and white nationalism are major topics of discussion. The Biden administration's economic policies, China's actions, and the 2024 election are also prominent themes. The podcast touches on the controversy surrounding Disney's special treatment and the upcoming Iowa caucuses. [... more]

The host discusses the debt ceiling increase, Kevin McCarthy's leadership, and the Republican Party's lack of fiscal responsibility. He also talks about the impact of boycotts on companies like Target and Bud Light, and the growing culture war between conservatives and the LGBTQ community. [... more]

Megan McClung, a trailblazing Marine Corps officer, broke barriers for women in combat, serving with distinction in Iraq. Her story is one of courage, perseverance, and sacrifice, as she paved the way for future generations of women in the military. [... more]

Military spouses face unique challenges, including loneliness and isolation, but they can find hope and support in their faith and community. Dr. Gary Chapman discusses the importance of the Great Commission and how military families can live on mission for Jesus, with guests Megan Brown and Jessica Manfree, authors of 'Know What You Signed Up For' and 'Never Alone, Ruth, The Modern Military Spouse, and The God Who Goes With Us'. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including racism, social justice, and cancel culture, as well as conservative politics, the Hunter Biden scandal, and media bias. He also talks about Thanksgiving, family, food, culture, and politics, and addresses issues related to Christianity, LGBTQ+ rights, gun control, crime, and violence. [... more]

Megan Jebbia, the new women's basketball coach at Wake Forest University, discusses her coaching philosophy and approach to building relationships with her players. As a former coach at Marist and American, Jebbia shares her experiences and insights on the challenges of starting a new job late in the season, and how she plans to motivate her team as they begin their first game in the Atlantic Coast Conference. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses the upcoming midterm elections, criticizing the Biden administration's policies, including the vaccine mandate and critical race theory in public education. The show also touches on the Department of Education, abortion, religious freedom, the China virus, and the military's strength. [... more]

Today Nikita speaks with good friend Megan Hyatt for another great episode of questions and answers [... more]

A gunman opened fire on a subway in New York City, injuring 16 people, and sparking a manhunt. The attack has raised concerns about terrorism and public safety. Meanwhile, the debate over parental rights in education continues, with some states advancing legislation to give parents more control over their children's education. Disney is also facing backlash for its decision to include more LGBTQ+ content in its children's entertainment. The US economy is struggling with high inflation and a volatile stock market, leading some investors to turn to gold as a safe-haven asset. A JetBlue flight was forced to divert to Newark airport after the pilot had to abort landing four times at JFK due to bad weather. [... more]

A discussion about the state of America's moral compass, the decline of Christianity, and the implications of Disney's opposition to a Texas order criminalizing sex change surgeries on kids. The conversation also touches on the Supreme Court confirmation hearings, border security, and the Biden administration's handling of the Ukraine crisis. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the rising gas prices, inflation, and the potential for World War III due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He also talks about the Biden administration's handling of the situation, the role of biolabs, and the controversy surrounding vaccine mandates. Additionally, he touches on the topic of Anthony Fauci, Francis Collins, and Russell Moore's involvement in the COVID-19 response and the impact on evangelical Christians. [... more]

Christian leaders are being used to spread government propaganda on COVID, with some prominent evangelical figures presenting Francis Collins, the head of the National Institutes of Health, as a Christian brother and expert on the issue, despite his record of supporting fetal tissue research and advocating for LGBTQ orthodoxy. [... more]

Christians in Canada are debating whether to support the Trucker Protest against government mandates, including the COVID-19 vaccine requirement. The protest, which has been peaceful and lawful, has been met with force by the government, including the invocation of emergency powers. The issue raises questions about individual liberties, government overreach, and the biblical worldview. [... more]

Christian leaders in Australia and America are complicit in spreading COVID propaganda, using their platforms to advance government narratives and suppress individual liberties. The Australian government's authoritarian response to COVID has raised concerns about the erosion of civil rights and the dangers of a globalized government. Meanwhile, Christian leaders in America are being used by the government to spread propaganda to churches, further blurring the lines between church and state. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses various topics including COVID-19, vaccine mandates, critical race theory, and conservative politics. The show also touches on the potential leadership of Kevin McCarthy and Jim Jordan in the House of Representatives, and the censorship of conservatives on social media platforms. [... more]

Megan Brown, a military missionary, shares her story of how God worked through her husband and a pastor to bring her to faith. She discusses her book, Summoned, Answering a Call to the Impossible, an eight-week study of Esther, and how it reveals God's faithfulness even in difficult circumstances. Brown emphasizes the importance of engaging with the Bible, being still to hear God's whisper, and sharing sorrow with others. She hopes that women who complete the study will gain a love for God's Word and be found by Him. [... more]

Dr. Megan Brown shares her experiences as a Christian professor in academia, discussing the challenges of maintaining faith in college and the importance of spiritual growth. She emphasizes the need for Christians to be prepared to defend their faith and to surround themselves with like-minded individuals. Dr. Brown also highlights the importance of mentorship, Bible study, and involvement in local churches for young adults navigating the challenges of higher education. [... more]

The city of Charlotte is a strong contender to land an MLS expansion team, thanks to David Tepper's involvement and the Panthers' stadium. The North Carolina soccer war between Charlotte and Raleigh is heating up, with both cities vying for the league's attention. Meanwhile, Megan Rapinoe's outspoken personality has sparked controversy, and Tyreek Hill's past allegations of child abuse have resurfaced with the release of a full 11-minute recording. [... more]

The US Women's World Cup team advances to the final round, defeating England 2-1. Meanwhile, the Carolina Hurricanes re-sign Sebastian Aho, sending a message to the NHL that they won't be pushed around financially. The Charlotte Hornets, on the other hand, face a tough situation after losing Kemba Walker, with some considering them the worst team in the NBA. In college basketball, the ACC's big four teams, including North Carolina, Duke, and Wake Forest, continue to draw casual fans, while the Hurricanes and Hornets struggle to develop a loyal following. [... more]

The Charlotte Hornets' loss of Kemba Walker to the Boston Celtics has left fans feeling disappointed and frustrated, especially considering the team's inability to offer him a Supermax deal. Meanwhile, the NBA Free Agency period has seen significant movement, with teams like the Miami Heat and Golden State Warriors making key signings. The Los Angeles Lakers and Toronto Raptors are also in the running for Kawhi Leonard, who is expected to make a decision soon. [... more]