The US space program is experiencing a resurgence with private companies like SpaceX and Boeing leading the charge. NASA is working with these companies to achieve its goals, but some argue that the agency should do a better job of promoting itself and its achievements. Meanwhile, China is making significant strides in space exploration, and the US is facing competition from other countries in the field. [... more]

Astronaut Butch Wilmore's patriotic speech before the Starliner launch sparks a conversation about American exceptionalism and the country's greatness. Meanwhile, concerns about Joe Biden's cognitive decline and Hunter Biden's trial are discussed, as well as the upcoming book signing for Todd Starnes' new book, Twilight's Last Gleaming. Additionally, the hosts talk about the latest news in the space program, including Elon Musk's plans to build a massive AI manufacturing site in Memphis, Tennessee, and the potential for RoboCops to be produced in the city. The hosts also discuss the cicadas and the potential for them to be infected with STDs, as well as the trial of Hunter Biden and the concerns about Joe Biden's health. [... more]

Country music star Randy Travis is back on the radio after a decade-long absence, thanks to artificial intelligence that restored his voice. Meanwhile, NASA's Ingenuity helicopter has changed the agency's thinking forever, and actor Tom Selleck is reflecting on his long career, including his iconic role as Thomas Magnum. Elsewhere, author A.J. Jacobs is exploring the American Constitution, and actress Whoopi Goldberg is sharing her trailblazing journey in her new memoir. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze, including a recent incident where three men were arrested for stealing Chanel purses and pepper spraying employees. Meanwhile, NASA determined that a mysterious object that crashed through a Florida home was a piece of space hardware that survived its intended burn-up in the Earth's atmosphere. The music world mourns the loss of Dickie Betts, a legendary guitarist for the Allman Brothers. In other news, Henry Cavill's fake James Bond trailer has gained millions of views, and Prince Harry's decision to list the US as his primary residence has sparked deportation concerns. Additionally, a school district in Utah is dealing with a furry fandom controversy, where students are being targeted and bullied by their peers. [... more]

Discover the importance of knowing and keeping God's word in the Christian life, and how it can lead to spiritual growth, faithfulness, and a deeper relationship with God. Learn how to overcome fears, be consistent, and trust in God's word to bring forth fruit in your life. [... more]

Apollo 8's three astronauts, Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and William Anders, took off on a journey around the moon in 1968, amidst the Vietnam War and the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. They read from the Bible's book of Genesis during a historic Christmas Eve broadcast, sending a message of peace and love to the American people. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to baffle with tales of reckless behavior and questionable decisions. Meanwhile, a NASA report on UFOs sparks disappointment as it fails to deliver on extraterrestrial life. In Hollywood, the push for diversity in film takes a bizarre turn as a director is questioned about the lack of diversity in a historical Danish film. Florida's politics also make headlines as the state recruits law enforcement officers from other states with a $5,000 signing bonus. [... more]

The Biden administration faces criticism over its handling of immigration, gas prices, and the economy. Hunter Biden's indictment on firearms charges sparks debate, and the administration's response to climate change and national security concerns is questioned. [... more]

Dr. Abbadon Shah and his guest, Leo, discuss the wonders of the heavens and the significance of Psalm 8, while also sharing Leo's inspiring conversion story from skepticism to faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown shares his personal testimony of faith, from his early days as a rebellious teenager to his current role as a biblical scholar and cultural commentator. He discusses his experiences with the Holy Spirit, prayer, and the supernatural, and how they have shaped his understanding of God's reality. Later, he interviews former NASA astronaut Jeffrey Williams, who spent over 500 days in space and took more pictures of Earth than any other astronaut. Williams shares his experiences and insights on the beauty and wonder of God's creation, and how it has deepened his faith. [... more]

A Florida man's wild antics, including a naked school bus chase, have left authorities baffled. Meanwhile, a parent's concerns about a Bible class speaker's presentation on climate change and gun violence have sparked a conversation about free speech and Christian values. Additionally, NASA has hired its first diversity ambassadors, sparking debate about the role of diversity and inclusion in a space agency. [... more]

The indictment of Donald Trump on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in New York State has sparked controversy, with many questioning the charges and the motivations behind them. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's push for Ukraine to frack gas has raised eyebrows, given the family's ties to the industry and the potential for corruption. The situation is further complicated by China's warnings to the US over a potential meeting between Speaker McCarthy and Taiwan's President, highlighting the complex web of international relations and the need for transparency and accountability. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze, with a 28-year-old getting a DUI on a bicycle and another caught hiding in insulation after breaking into a home. Meanwhile, a man in Miami was seen clinging to a drawbridge as it raised to allow boats to pass underneath. In other news, the FDA is approving over-the-counter sales of Narcan nasal spray to combat the opioid crisis, and NASA is preparing to announce the first lunar astronaut crew in 50 years. [... more]

In 1968, Apollo 8's astronauts, Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and William Anders, embarked on a historic journey around the moon, reading from the book of Genesis on Christmas Eve to a global audience of hundreds of millions, bringing a message of peace and love amidst a tumultuous time in American history. [... more]

Caregivers often feel overwhelmed and struggle to find peace in their role. Mary Tutterow, a longtime caregiver and author, shares her insights on how to cultivate peace and spiritual growth, even in the midst of challenging circumstances. [... more]

In 1968, Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and William Anders took off on a historic journey around the moon, reading from the book of Genesis on Christmas Eve to a massive television audience, sending a message of peace and love amidst a tumultuous time in American history. [... more]

Apollo 8's historic journey around the moon in 1968 had a profound impact on the astronauts and the American people. As they navigated the vastness of space, they took a moment to reflect on the beauty and wonder of the Earth, reading from the book of Genesis on Christmas Eve to a global audience of hundreds of millions. [... more]

The Bible commands Christians to sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, but the music in many evangelical churches today is often shallow and repetitive, focusing on emotional experiences rather than sound doctrine. The influence of rock and roll music, with its emphasis on rebellion and immorality, has led to a form of worship that is more focused on entertainment than on glorifying God. Historically, the church has been a singing church, with congregational singing being a key part of worship. However, the emphasis on Christian contemporary music and Christian rock has led to a decline in the use of traditional hymns and psalms, and a focus on music that is more focused on emotional experience than on sound doctrine. [... more]

The story of how America got to the moon first, with the Apollo 11 mission, and the incredible journey of the astronauts who made it possible, including Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses spiritual armor bearers, the concept of people who carry burdens for leaders so they can focus on their calling. He also addresses cessationism, the idea that certain spiritual gifts have ceased, and explains that while it's not heretical, it's a seriously wrong doctrine. Additionally, he explores biblical cosmology, the idea that the Bible describes the universe in poetic terms rather than scientific descriptions, and discusses the location of the Garden of Eden, which is believed to be somewhere in modern-day Iraq. He also answers questions about Melchizedek, a priestly king in the Bible, and whether tattoos are acceptable for Christians, and provides scientific evidence for the existence of God. [... more]

Gary Trudeau, the creator of the iconic comic strip Doonesbury, reflects on his 50-year career, while NASA's Mars exploration plans are underway, with the goal of sending humans to the red planet within the next decade. Meanwhile, a couple throws a surprise wedding, and Sherry Lansing, a trailblazing woman in Hollywood, shares her story of perseverance and success. [... more]