Memphis Tigers fans are split on the new head coach, Charles Huff, while real estate expert Vicki Gandy discusses the benefits of home ownership, including tax breaks, appreciation, and savings. Meanwhile, a fashion trend is sweeping the nation, with Gen Z men ditching hoodies for quarter zip sweaters and matcha lattes, representing a shift towards elegance and sophistication. [... more]

The Memphis City Council is under fire for their treatment of firefighters, with some council members accused of using derogatory language. Meanwhile, the St. Jude Marathon is taking place in Memphis, with over 22,000 runners expected to participate. In Tennessee, Republicans are concerned about voter apathy and the lack of action by their party's leadership, which may have contributed to a loss in the 7th congressional district. Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses the pipe bomber case and the Biden administration's handling of the investigation. [... more]

Memphis is experiencing a significant decrease in crime rates, with murder down 49% and aggravated assault down 43% thanks to the efforts of the Memphis Safe Task Force and law enforcement. State Representative John Gillespie and Senator Brent Taylor discuss the importance of supporting first responders and the city council's budget decisions, highlighting the need for a moral and financial approach to addressing the city's challenges. [... more]

Tennessee's 7th congressional district election results have sparked controversy, with Congressman John Rose weighing in on the outcome. Meanwhile, the Memphis City Council is under fire for editing a video of Councilwoman Yolanda Cooper Sutton comparing a pay raise for firefighters to rape. The issue of affordability continues to be a pressing concern for voters, with Congressman Rose discussing the Republican Party's approach to addressing the issue. [... more]

The University of Memphis is searching for a new football coach after Ryan Silverfield left for Arkansas. The move has sparked debate among fans and alumni. Meanwhile, in Tennessee politics, the Republican Party is facing challenges in a key district. In other news, Vicki Gandy, a top realtor in Memphis, discusses the local real estate market and shares her expertise on finding the perfect home. Additionally, Elwood Shack, a popular restaurant in Memphis, is facing backlash from a far-leftist group for its support of law enforcement. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including immigration, public housing, crime rate, and the impact of AI on Christian music. The show also touches on politics, the Republican Party, and the Democratic Party, with a focus on the current state of the country and the need for change. [... more]

Memphis has seen a significant drop in crime rate thanks to the leadership of President Trump and dedicated law enforcement. The National Guard and federal agents have made a positive impact on the city. Meanwhile, the topic of affordability and first-time homebuyers is being discussed, with the introduction of a 50-year mortgage and other options to help individuals achieve homeownership. [... more]

Marie Fagins' entry into the Shelby County Mayor's race is causing a stir, with implications for both the Democrat and Republican parties. Meanwhile, experts warn of scams and gift card schemes during the holiday shopping season. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force, led by the National Guard, has seen significant crime reduction in the city, with over 2,700 arrests, 32,000 traffic stops, and 631 recovered firearms. Meanwhile, Senator Brett Taylor discusses the importance of supporting police officers and their families, and the benefits of fixed indexed annuities for retirement planning. [... more]

The National Guard's deployment to Memphis is at the center of a heated debate, with some arguing it's necessary to combat crime and others claiming it's an overreach of power. Meanwhile, the community comes together to discuss the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday and share their favorite family traditions, including deviled eggs and green bean casserole. [... more]

Memphis is experiencing a significant decrease in crime, with the National Guard playing a key role in the city's safety efforts. State Senator Brent Taylor discusses the impact of the Memphis Safe Task Force and the importance of supporting local law enforcement. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about the cost of healthcare, with Christian Healthcare Ministries offering an alternative to traditional health insurance at half the cost. [... more]

Bill Rhodes, the president and CEO of AutoZone, shares his life story and the journey that led him to his current role. He talks about his father's influence on his leadership style, his struggles with accounting, and how he found success through his golfing skills and a chance internship at Ernst & Young. [... more]

A local institution, Dales Restaurant, is featured in a discussion about the revitalization of downtown Memphis and the impact of the National Guard's presence in the area. State Representative Rodney Hall joins the conversation to discuss conservative values and the importance of public safety. Meanwhile, the Memphis Apologetics Group is hosting an event at Grace View Church in South Haven, exploring the intersection of Christian theology and politics. The DeSoto Family Theater is also highlighted for its community-driven productions and opportunities for local youth to get involved in the arts. [... more]

The FBI's surveillance of conservatives has led to a Senate provision allowing senators to sue and collect from taxpayers, sparking outrage among lawmakers and citizens. Meanwhile, a violent mob laid siege to a Turning Point USA event at the University of California, Berkeley, and the Justice Department has launched an investigation. Additionally, a student at a New York high school was told that a Jesus club was not inclusive, prompting a legal challenge from the American Center for Law and Justice. [... more]

Dallas Mavericks fire general manager Nico Harrison, and Rich Eisen discusses the implications with ESPN Senior NBA writer Brian Windhorst. Meanwhile, Nikola Jokic is putting together a remarkable season, and the NBA has many storylines, including the availability of John Morant and the performance of various teams. [... more]

The US is facing a significant energy crisis, which threatens the development of artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, the H-1B visa program is under scrutiny, with some arguing that it displaces American workers. Additionally, over 100 million citizens carry medical debt due to overpriced and complicated health insurance, prompting some to seek alternative solutions like Christian Healthcare Ministries. In the realm of financial planning, whole life insurance is being discussed as a tool for legacy planning and long-term care. [... more]

Kemmons Wilson Jr. shares the story of his family's three-generation legacy, highlighting the importance of family tradition, faith, and values in building a strong and successful business. [... 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]

Riley Gaines, a fierce defender of young girls in sports, is speaking at the University of Memphis tonight, discussing preserving conservatism and the importance of protecting women's spaces. Meanwhile, Affordable Christmas is raising funds to provide low-income parents with the opportunity to select toys for their children, affirming their dignity and God-given desire to provide for their families. [... more]

The NFL trade deadline has come and gone, with the Colts making a big bet on Daniel Jones by trading two first-round picks for Sauce Gardner. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys have added Quentin Williams and Logan Wilson, while the Arizona Cardinals are sticking with Jacoby Brissett as their starting quarterback, leaving Kyler Murray's future uncertain. [... more]

A discussion about the struggles of family caregivers, the impact of the government shutdown on workers, and the efforts to make Memphis a safer city, including the work of Senator Brent Taylor and the recent arrest of a suspect in a brutal attack on an elderly woman. [... more]

The NFL trade deadline is approaching, and teams are making moves to strengthen their rosters. Meanwhile, the Memphis Grizzlies are dealing with issues surrounding John Morant, who has been suspended for conduct detrimental to the team. The New Orleans Pelicans are also struggling, with Zion Williamson dealing with hamstring issues and the team starting the season 0-6. [... more]

A conservative movement is growing at Rhodes College, with students forming a Young America's Foundation chapter and pushing back against the school's left-leaning atmosphere. Meanwhile, the National Guard is patrolling the streets of Memphis, with some pastors speaking out against the deployment. The cost of health care is also a major issue, with many Americans struggling to afford medical debt and complicated health insurance. Christian Healthcare Ministries offers an alternative to traditional health insurance at half the cost. [... more]

A conservative freshman at Rhodes College starts a Young America's Foundation chapter, and the owner of a local bakery shares her passion for healthy eating and making wholesome ingredients accessible to the community. Meanwhile, a sheriff discusses his approach to crime fighting in DeSoto County, and a senator reveals a memo that allegedly weaponized the DOJ against Republican lawmakers. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force is making a significant impact in the city, with over 1,600 arrests and 84 missing children located. However, some business owners are opposing the task force, and the Democrat Party has spoken out against it. Meanwhile, the government is in a shutdown, and Congressman David Kustoff is calling on Democrats to pass a continuing resolution to fund the government. Additionally, the Better Business Bureau is warning about cannabis edibles that are being marketed in a way that appeals to children, and there are concerns about the safety of these products. [... more]

The Shelby County Commission overrode Mayor Lee Harris's veto, paving the way for school board elections in 2026. The decision comes after a heated commission meeting where verbal brawls broke out, and some attendees were removed. Meanwhile, a local restaurant, the Flying Fish, has shut down due to civil unrest, and the Downtown Neighborhood Association is denying claims that downtown Memphis is experiencing a crime problem. [... more]

The Shelby County Commission is set to vote on overriding Mayor Lee Harris's veto of a resolution to put all school board seats on the ballot in 2026. Meanwhile, a group called Free the 901 is organizing boycotts against restaurants that feed federal law enforcement, and the National Guard's presence in the area has sparked controversy. [... more]

Memphis is experiencing a shift in vibe, with a sense of safety and optimism emerging after a period of chaos. The Republican Party is gaining momentum in Shelby County, with a focus on limited government, fiscal responsibility, and parental rights. The government shutdown is causing concerns, particularly for those relying on SNAP benefits, but organizations are stepping in to fill the gap. The community is coming together to support local businesses and initiatives, such as the Germantown Athletic Club's coffee club, which hosts birthday parties for veterans and members. [... more]

The Democrats' refusal to reopen the government is causing suffering among Americans, particularly those relying on SNAP benefits. Meanwhile, the National Guard's presence in Memphis has led to a significant decrease in crime, with the Make Memphis Safe Task Force reporting 1,267 arrests of violent criminals and 239 illegal firearms seized. In other news, Congressman John Rose discusses the impact of the government shutdown on farmers and the importance of opening markets for U.S. beef. Additionally, Randy Hutchison from the Better Business Bureau talks about unclaimed property and how people can find out if they have unclaimed money owed to them. [... more]

Memphis is experiencing a significant drop in crime rates since the deployment of the National Guard, with over 1,200 arrests of violent criminals and gang members, and a 40% decrease in violent crime. Senator Brent Taylor is credited with leading the effort to make Memphis a safer city, and the Memphis Safe Task Force is seen as a key factor in the decline in crime. Meanwhile, the Memphis Grizzlies are celebrating their 25th anniversary in the city, and the importance of planning for retirement is highlighted with discussions on Medicare and 401k plans. [... more]

Michelle McKissick, a member of the Memphis Shelby County School Board, appears on The Price is Right and wins a trip to New Mexico. Meanwhile, Congressman Steve Cohen faces a primary challenge from Justin Pearson, and the Memphis politics scene is heating up. The show also discusses local issues, including crime and policing, and the controversy surrounding the No Kings protest. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses his experience with the National Guard in Memphis, where he met Eric Trump, and the contrast between the city's actual vibe and the negative portrayal in the media. He also talks about a recent drag show at the University of Memphis, the university's multicultural affairs office shutting down, and the funding of various organizations with tax dollars. [... more]

The National Guard presence in Memphis has brought a sense of safety to the suburbs, including Bartlett, where local businesses are thriving and community events are bringing people together. Meanwhile, a conference at Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary explores the intersection of Christianity and politics, and a local apologetics group is working to engage young people in the faith. [... more]

A conversation with Delicia Bollinger and Dr. Talesa Franklin about their experiences with crime in Memphis and the impact of the National Guard's presence, as well as their perspectives on politics, Christianity, and public education. [... more]

Todd Stearns discusses the National Guard's presence in Memphis, the Voting Rights Act, and the Republican Party's stance on freedom of speech. He also talks about the controversy surrounding the young Republicans' text messages, Dee Dee's story, and the upcoming election in Maine. Additionally, he discusses the latest news on President Trump, the Democrats, and the January 6th Committee. He also touches on the topic of voter ID, the civil war within the Republican Party, and the dangers of wokeness in America. Furthermore, he talks about the controversy surrounding the young Republicans' text messages, the latest news on Charlie Kirk, and the book 'Pagan Threat' written by Pastor Lucas Miles. He also discusses the story of Chloe Sutton, a mother accused of falsifying her son's physique using AI, and the trend of Gen Zers wanting landlines. [... more]

A former youth minister pleads guilty to the sexual battery of a child, sparking outrage and calls for accountability from the community. Meanwhile, the National Guard and federal assets are credited with reducing crime in Memphis, allowing residents to feel safer and enjoy outdoor activities without fear of violence. [... more]

The nation of Israel is celebrating a historic day with President Trump's visit, while in Memphis, the National Guard's presence has brought a sense of peace to the city, but crime and juvenile justice issues persist, with many calling for a more effective law enforcement strategy and a solution to the city's juvenile crime problem. [... more]

Tammy Sawyer's behavior has sparked controversy, with some questioning her safety claims and others criticizing her actions against law enforcement. The National Guard's presence in Memphis has brought about a change in the city's vibe, with people feeling safer and more confident. Meanwhile, country music stars are speaking out on patriotism and conservatism, with some facing backlash for their views. [... more]

President Trump's announcement of a peace deal in the Middle East sparks celebration and relief in Jewish communities and Memphis. Meanwhile, a heated battle is brewing between Justin Pearson and Steve Cohen in the Memphis mayoral race, with Pearson accusing Cohen of disrespecting him. The National Guard is being deployed to Memphis to help with crime, and there are concerns about the impact of crime on local businesses. Additionally, there is a controversy surrounding the rejection of a Turning Point USA chapter at the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, and the need to protect conservative kids from bullying in schools. [... more]

A historic Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal could bring regional stability to the Middle East, but its implementation is crucial. Meanwhile, the fentanyl crisis is a leading cause of death in America, and experts are working to raise awareness and stop its spread. In other news, the government shutdown is underway, and its effects are being felt in Washington, D.C. and beyond. In Tennessee, Senator Bill Haggerty is working to make Memphis a safer city, deploying the National Guard to address the high crime rate. [... more]