The Carolina Panthers are in a good position in the NFL draft due to their flexibility and options, having addressed their holes in free agency. They may consider adding depth to their roster, and the draft is receiver-heavy. The Panthers have been linked to several prospects, including Casey Concepcion and Dylan Thienman. Meanwhile, in college basketball, Henry Vessar's decision to enter the NBA draft is a crucial one for the North Carolina Tar Heels, and Michael Malone's team is hoping to keep him. The ACC is also preparing for the upcoming season, with Duke Blue Devils coach John Shire looking to build a strong roster. [... more]

A devastating conflict is unfolding in Lebanon, leaving families in fear and uncertainty. Heart for Lebanon is responding with emergency aid and the hope of the gospel, providing food, shelter, and hygiene supplies to newly displaced families. The organization is committed to walking with these families for as long as they need, introducing them to the hope of Christ and the possibility of a lasting eternal peace. [... more]

The Carolina Blue Devils made a splash in the transfer portal, retaining Caleb Foster and adding John Blackwell, while Duke also retained Pat Gamba. Meanwhile, the Charlotte Hornets are looking to make moves in the offseason, potentially trading LaMello Ball for Giannis Antetokounmpo or Steph Curry, and the Panthers are gearing up for the new season with Bryce Young and a revamped receiving corps. [... more]

The US is dealing with a critical situation in the Middle East, particularly with Iran, as the ceasefire with Israel is set to expire. The US has taken steps to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, which is hurting Iran's economy. The US is also concerned about the Iranian nuclear program and is working to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Meanwhile, the US is also dealing with issues related to Cuba, NATO, and the FBI, as well as the Dignity Act and the War Powers Act. [... more]

Immigration judges play a critical role in the Trump administration's mass deportation efforts, but their changing and controversial role has sparked concerns about due process and the rule of law. Meanwhile, innovators are working on new technologies to address global problems, such as wave energy and sustainable bread production. Additionally, the production of concrete and cement is a significant contributor to carbon pollution, but a company called Biomason is developing a new method to make cement using bacteria, reducing the need for coal and kilns. [... more]

The persecuted church is a reality for millions of Christians around the world, facing intense pressure, violence, and discrimination. In this podcast, a guest shares stories of believers in Nigeria, Iran, and North Korea, highlighting their courage and resilience in the face of adversity. The conversation also touches on the importance of empowering the persecuted church, providing support and resources to help them stand strong in their faith. [... more]

A look at the latest developments in North Carolina politics, including the U.S. Senate race between Roy Cooper and Michael Watley, and the ongoing debate over tax reform and property tax rates. Additionally, the state health plan is seeking a new third-party administrator and pharmacy benefit manager. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show covers a range of topics, including the scandals surrounding Eric Swalwell, the rise of anti-Semitism in America, and the best hot dog joints in the country. The show also features an interview with Dr. Susan Michael, president of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem, and a discussion about the importance of education and prayer in combating anti-Semitism. [... more]

The Pope criticizes President Trump's handling of the war in Iran, while Trump supporters argue that the war is a just one. Meanwhile, Congressman Chip Roy discusses his run for Attorney General of Texas, focusing on border security and immigration. In New York City, the mayor celebrates 100 days in office, but critics argue that his policies are too socialist. The Heritage Foundation's Kevin Roberts weighs in on foreign policy, including the Iran war and the situation in Ukraine. [... more]

Michael Malone was officially introduced as the new head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels, bringing a new era to the program. He spoke about his vision for the team, honoring the past while embracing change, and his connections in the country and around the world. The team is looking to retain key players, including Caleb Wilson and Henry Vassar, and is expected to be a competitive force in the ACC. [... more]

Michigan basketball team wins their first title since 1989, while Michael Malone is hired as the new head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels. The transfer portal is open, and several players have entered, including Derek Dixon and Kyan Evans. The Greensboro Swarm is preparing for the G League finals against the Stockton Kings, and the Charlotte Hornets are on a hot streak, potentially skipping the play-in tournament. [... more]

Michigan's basketball team secured a national championship, with Jay Bilas praising their defensive performance and UConn's coach Danny Hurley's impressive run with the Huskies. The contrast between Michigan's team, built from transfers, and UConn's loyalty to their players is highlighted, with coaches like Dusty May and Corey Close showing that accountability and high standards can be achieved without being demeaning. [... more]

North Carolina's latest statewide audit of federal spending identifies questionable costs and reporting failures across multiple agencies. The audit resulted in 19 findings, including 18 related to federal awards and one tied to financial statement reporting. The state auditor's office will provide oversight for the $650 million stadium renovation project in Charlotte, the largest expense of public dollars in the history of the state. [... more]

Michael Larson, an ice cream truck driver from Ohio, surprisingly beat the game show Press Your Luck by memorizing the patterns of the big board, which were not truly random, but rather predetermined cycles. This allowed him to win an unprecedented $110,237, about eight times more than the average winner. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various topics, including the NFL, basketball, and the upcoming FIFA World Cup, as well as the art of roasting and its impact on people's lives. The show also touches on the importance of resilience and bouncing back from adversity, as well as the pressure of high-stakes situations. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the conflict in Iran, the US's involvement, and the potential for regime change. The conversation also touches on the impact of NATO's involvement, the role of China and Russia, and the importance of missile defense. Additionally, the topic of affordability and taxes is discussed, with a focus on the exit tax imposed by certain states, including California, New York, Washington State, Michigan, and Connecticut. The conversation also explores the resurgence of Catholicism and faith among young people, particularly in the context of social media influencers and the desire for tradition and community. [... more]

Former Special Assistant to President Biden Michael LaRosa joins the Brian Kilmeade Show to discuss the Democratic Party's struggle to connect with middle America ahead of the midterms From Rahm Emanuel's punk comments to the intense debate over birthright citizenship at the Supreme Court LaRosa breaks down where the party is failing and what it will take to win back the center Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon joins Brian to discuss the American Dream Initiative and why high taxes are driving business out of New York Plus Lt Gen Michael Linnington and Lt Col Allen West break down the military strategy to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and counter Iranian proxies Jamie Dimon Lt Gen Michael Linnington Ret Allen West Behnam Ben Taleblu Rachel Campos-Duffy Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Director Antoine Fuqua discusses his new film Michael, a biopic about Michael Jackson's life and career, and shares stories about casting Jafar Jackson as the King of Pop. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his co-hosts debate various sports topics, including the NCAA Tournament, NFL trades, and the Chicago Bears' chances in the upcoming season. [... more]

The conflict with Iran is reaching a critical point as the US and its allies continue to push for a deal, while the Iranian regime remains defiant. Meanwhile, experts warn about the dangers of AI and social media, which can lead to addiction and manipulation. Arthur Brooks discusses his book 'The Meaning of Your Life' and how people can find purpose and happiness by being bored, practicing gratitude, and cultivating meaningful relationships. [... more]

A woman's 13-month ordeal as her sister is held hostage in Iraq, and her fight to secure her release, serves as a powerful reminder of the complexities of international relations and the importance of perseverance in the face of adversity. Meanwhile, a former Daily Show regular turned actress, Olivia Munn, shares her own story of courage and resilience as she battles breast cancer and becomes an advocate for early detection. In other news, Michael Jordan's competitive drive is still going strong as he takes on a new challenge in the world of NASCAR, and Senator Rand Paul weighs in on the ongoing debate over Congressional power and the role of the executive branch in foreign policy. [... more]

Michael Zwick challenges CEO Christians to move beyond occasional faith and embrace a deeper relationship with Jesus Through Scripture and real conversations he highlights the importance of community persistence in faith and the true meaning of the resurrection season [... more]

In 1993, the University of Wisconsin football team faced off against the University of Michigan in a game that would become known as the Camp Randall Stampede. During the celebration, a wave of students rushed onto the field, resulting in a life-threatening situation. Michael Brin, a player on the team, used his knowledge of CPR to help save a young girl's life, and his actions inspired others to do the same. The team's heroism and teamwork in the face of danger would be remembered for years to come. [... more]

Michael Rubin, founder and executive chairman of Fanatics, discusses the inaugural flag football classic, a high-stakes game featuring Tom Brady and other NFL stars, as well as Team USA, the best flag football team in the world. [... more]

The US military is pursuing its objectives in the Iran war, targeting Iranian missile capabilities and drone teams. The coalition is making progress, but the Iranians are trying to hold out and cause economic pain by holding energy supplies hostage. The Gulf states are unified in their opposition to Iran's actions, and the US is giving President Trump options to bring the USS Tripoli through the Strait of Hormuz. [... more]

A severe weather risk profile is in place for North Carolina, with a moderate risk of severe storms and tornadoes across the central part of the state. Meanwhile, the county canvas process has certified election results in the state's 26th Senate District, with a 23-vote margin between Phil Berger and Sam Page, leaving the possibility of a recount. Vice President JD Vance has visited North Carolina, highlighting the importance of the state's first congressional district and the need for federal funding to support recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene. [... more]

The conflict in the Middle East continues to escalate, with Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas, and ISIS all playing a role. The Iranian regime's goal of recreating a medieval kingdom and expanding it to include the world is a threat to global security. A sustained campaign of pressure, including a naval blockade and punishing sanctions, may be necessary to weaken the regime and create a situation where they can never claim victory. [... more]

Brian Kilmead discusses the ongoing war in the Middle East, its impact on the global economy, and the role of terrorism in the region. He also talks to Stuart Varney about the potential for a recession and the effects of inflation on interest rates. Later, he interviews Kathy Lee Gifford about her new book, 'Nero and Paul', which explores the lives of two historical figures and their impact on the world. [... more]

The Miami Dolphins cut Tua Tagovailoa, making him a free agent, and the Kansas City Chiefs sign Kenneth Walker III, a Super Bowl MVP. The Dolphins then sign Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million deal, while the Colts sign Alec Pierce to a four-year, $116 million contract. The Chiefs also re-sign Travis Kelce, and the Panthers sign Jalen Phillips to a four-year, $120 million deal. [... more]

The story of Nike's rise to success, particularly with the Air Jordan brand, is a fascinating tale of innovation and marketing genius. From its humble beginnings as an underdog brand to its current status as a global powerhouse, Nike's journey is a testament to the power of taking risks and pushing boundaries. With the help of author Nicholas Smith, we explore how Nike's partnership with Michael Jordan helped to revolutionize the sneaker industry and create a cultural phenomenon that continues to shape the world of sports and fashion today. [... more]

North Carolina's primary election results show a close U.S. Senate race between Roy Cooper and Michael Watley, while Phil Berger and Sam Page are neck and neck in Senate District 26. Lori Buckout will face Don Davis in the first congressional district, setting up a rematch of their 2024 contest. [... more]

The US and Israel have launched a military operation against Iran, targeting its nuclear program and leadership. The operation aims to disrupt and destroy Iran's ability to conduct and sustain combat operations. The US military has delivered synchronized and layered effects across multiple domains, including land, air, sea, and cyber. The operation has been described as a historic and decisive mission, with the goal of destroying the missile threat and defeating Iran's nuclear program. The US and Israel have been working together to achieve this goal, with the US providing intelligence and military support to Israel. The operation has been met with criticism from some Democrats, who argue that the President does not have the authority to launch a war without Congressional approval. However, the President has maintained that the operation is necessary to protect American interests and prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. [... more]

Experts discuss the complexities of regime change in Iran, the impact of sanctions, and the potential consequences of military action, highlighting the need for a clear objective and a comprehensive strategy to address the country's nuclear program and its influence in the region. [... more]

Growing a friendship through dating can be a key to a successful marriage. Michael Johnson, president and dean of dating at Future Marriage University, shares his insights on how to prepare for marriage and build a strong relationship. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God's will, pursuing community with believers, and knowing His Word. Johnson also discusses the dangers of cohabitation and the benefits of commitment, emotional maturity, and a strong sense of purpose. [... more]

The doctrine of the Trinity profoundly shapes our understanding of the Gospel, revealing a God who is love, overflowing, and sufficient. The triune nature of God is essential for salvation, as it allows for the cross to work and for God to accomplish the entire work of salvation himself. In contrast, a solitary God would be needy, weak, and unable to offer salvation by grace. [... more]

The NFL Combine is underway in Indianapolis, with top prospects, including Ruben Bain, showcasing their skills. Meanwhile, teams are evaluating their quarterback situations, with Kyler Murray's future with the Arizona Cardinals uncertain. Sean Payton, head coach of the Denver Broncos, discusses his team's approach to the draft and the challenges of finding the right quarterback. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Satan, the accuser of believers, has been cast down to earth and will eventually be put into the abyss and then the lake of fire, where he was originally created. This marks the beginning of the greatest period of spiritual warfare the world has ever known, with believers facing hardship and persecution. Meanwhile, believers are encouraged to rejoice in their faith and not identify with Satan's accusations, but rather to fight back through faith and adherence to Scripture. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show live from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, where he interviews Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles, Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman, and Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski about their teams' offseason plans, quarterback situations, and expectations for the upcoming season. [... more]

A discussion about Tourette's syndrome and its effects on individuals, including a gentleman who had a public outburst at the BAFTAs. The conversation also touches on Tucker Carlson's views on Israel and Gaza, and the idea of DNA testing to determine who are the descendants of Abraham. [... more]

President Trump hosts Angel Families including Laken Riley's to the White House to commemorate in an Angel Families Remembrance Ceremony ahead of his State of the Union Address Mexican Cartels take over Guadalajara after their cartel boss is taken out An awkward moment occurs at last night's BAFTA Awards where Tourette Syndrome activist John Davidson was heard shouting the N-word during Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo's presentation Gavin Newsom tells a Black audience in Georgia that he is just like them because he's dumb and can't read Katie Porter gets an audience to chant F Trump at the California [... more]