The NFL season is heating up as teams battle for division titles and playoff spots. The AFC and NFC divisions are neck and neck, with several teams vying for the top spot. In the college football world, Lane Kiffin's decision to leave Ole Miss for LSU has sparked controversy, with many questioning his motives and the impact on his players. As the season comes to a close, teams are making their final pushes for the playoffs and national championships. [... more]

The US military is investing in advanced drone technology with AI capabilities to enhance its defense against enemy drones. Companies like Extend are leading the charge, developing AI-enabled drones that can fly without human intervention and make their own decisions. The technology has already shown promise in Ukraine, where drones have been used to destroy enemy tanks. However, the US military still faces challenges in developing a robust defense against drone attacks, and experts are calling for a more comprehensive approach to counter the threat. [... more]

Florida Man news and absurd stories, identity politics and critical race theory discussed, concerns about non-English speaking drivers and CDLs, national security implications, and identity theft protection. [... more]

Sarah Josepha Hale, known as the Godmother of Thanksgiving, played a crucial role in establishing the national holiday. Despite facing rejections from presidents and governors, Hale persisted in her campaign, writing to every governor and congressman, and eventually convincing President Abraham Lincoln to issue a proclamation declaring the last Thursday of November as a national day of Thanksgiving. Her efforts helped bring Americans together and created a unifying force in American life. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the true story of Thanksgiving, the rise of socialism, and the importance of capitalism. The show also touches on the current state of the economy, the role of the National Guard, and the politics of the day, including the upcoming election and the actions of Democrats and Republicans. [... more]

President Abraham Lincoln issued the first Thanksgiving proclamation in 1863, but it wasn't until Franklin D. Roosevelt's attempt to change the date in 1939 that the holiday's tradition was put to the test. The decision sparked controversy, with many Americans opposing the change, and ultimately led to the establishment of Thanksgiving as a fixed date on the fourth Thursday of November. [... more]

Charles Zugg, an assistant professor of constitutional democracy and political science, reveals the true story behind the creation of the federal highway system, challenging the widely-held belief that President Dwight D. Eisenhower was solely responsible for its development. [... more]

The NFL season continues with the championship wide open, and the Rams are in the mix. The Eagles are still contenders, and the Chiefs are a strong team. The Colts have a balanced and efficient offense, and Jonathan Taylor is having a historic season. Matthew Stafford is also having a high-level game, and the Rams are a tough team to beat. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses the Pro Football Hall of Fame semifinalists, including Willie Anderson, Tori Holt, and Larry Fitzgerald, who is a surefire Hall of Famer. The show also talks about Joe Burrow's decision to play through injuries and the upcoming Thanksgiving games, including the Lions vs. Packers and the Cowboys vs. Chiefs. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the National Football League with guests Sharon Moore, head coach of the University of Michigan football program, and comedian Jim Gaffigan. They talk about the upcoming Michigan-Ohio State game, Brock Purdy's performance, Christian McCaffrey's Hall of Fame potential, and the NFL playoffs. [... 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]

North Carolina's charitable donations have rebounded after a slump last year, with licensed charities collecting $48.14 million from July 2024 to June 2025, a $21 million increase from the previous year. The state's tax competitiveness has also been ranked 13th in the 2026 State Tax Competitive Index, with North Carolina performing well in corporate taxes and property taxes. However, the index recommends that the state reform its franchise tax and adopt permanent full expensing to improve its tax competitiveness. Meanwhile, the University of North Carolina system is considering tuition increases, with some universities already seeking increases citing strained budgets. A lawsuit is also ongoing regarding the state health plan's exclusion of certain treatments for transgender individuals, with all parties agreeing to put the case on hold until a similar case in West Virginia is decided. [... more]

The discussion revolves around welfare fraud in Minnesota, the Trump administration's actions in Venezuela, and the need for election integrity. The conversation also touches on crime, conservative politics, and the role of the National Guard. The hosts emphasize the importance of being vigilant and taking action to protect American values and freedoms. [... more]

The younger generation's favorable view of socialism is a crisis of memory and a failure of their education, as they've been taught to fear capitalism's failures but not the mass starvations that occurred under socialist regimes. Socialism is inherently immoral and built on conceit, assuming society's problems can be solved by the right people in charge. It requires stripping away mediating institutions and relies on a flawed anthropology that sees individuals as cogs in a government-sponsored wheel. [... more]

The Los Angeles Rams are dominating the National Football League, with Matthew Stafford leading the team to a strong season. The Rams' performance has sparked debate about who the second-best team in the league is, with several teams vying for the top spot. The Philadelphia Eagles, despite a recent loss, are still a strong contender, and the Chicago Bears are looking to make a push for the playoffs. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts are struggling, and the Houston Texans are looking to make a comeback in the AFC South. [... more]

The nation's Christian foundation is being forgotten, and its godly heritage is crumbling under the weight of atheism and evolution. The founding fathers warned that God's judgment would come upon this nation if it abandoned its faith in God and the Bible. Scripture says every nation that forgets God shall be turned into hell, and it would be foolish to think that America is the exception. [... more]

Generosity is a reflection of a person's heart, and giving is not just about money, but about reflecting the heart of the giver. The Bible paints a rich picture of generosity, one that reaches far beyond money, and true giving flows from the heart. Christians are called to be good stewards of God's resources, and generosity is a key aspect of this stewardship. By giving wisely and investing in a way that aligns with their Christian values, individuals can make a positive impact on the world and bring glory to God. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including the upcoming midterm elections, President Trump's comments on the six Democrat lawmakers who told military personnel to disobey illegal orders, and the National Guard being deployed in Memphis. The show also features a trivia question about the first president to pardon a turkey, and an interview with Matt Van Epps, a candidate running for Congress in Middle Tennessee's 7th district. [... more]

Family caregivers spend thousands out of their own pockets each year, and too many have to quit their jobs to keep providing care. Real estate expert Jo Garner discusses the importance of home ownership and offers solutions for making houses more affordable. Meanwhile, conservative politics are heating up in Nashville, and Dolly Parton is launching her own travel stop franchise. [... more]

Wake Forest's matchup against Texas Tech is a crucial game for the Demon Deacons, who are looking to snap their long NCAA tournament drought. Meanwhile, in ACC basketball, North Carolina's Caleb Wilson has been impressing with his offensive skills, and Duke's defense is still a work in progress. Virginia Tech's Mike Young has been coaching well, and the team has a strong chance of making the NCAA tournament. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including airline travel etiquette, the funeral of Dick Cheney, and the politics surrounding it, as well as the issue of insurrection and sedition in the US military and intelligence community, and the importance of law and order and accountability in society. [... more]

John O'Hurley discusses his experience hosting the National Dog Show, which has grown exponentially in popularity over the years, with 30 million viewers tuning in annually. He also talks about the challenges of rebuilding in areas affected by natural disasters, such as Malibu, and the impact of wokeness on the entertainment industry. Additionally, he shares his insights on acting, comedy, and the sitcom Seinfeld, which he believes is a unique and challenging form of comedy. [... more]

Pete Coors, former CEO and current chairman of Molson Coors, shares stories about his upbringing and parenting style, emphasizing the importance of family values, education, and leadership. He talks about his commitment to reading the Bible, the consistency of mass, and the values he and his wife, Marilyn, instilled in their 10 children. Pete also discusses his approach to business, prioritizing relationships with employees and distributors, and the importance of having a personal connection with his team. [... more]

A nation's separation from God and His law in Scripture invites judgment on a personal and national scale. God demands that all people worship Him, and nations that turn from Him will face destruction. The Bible teaches that government is ordained by God and should promote biblical law for the good of society. [... more]

The NFL season is wide open, with several teams having a chance to make a run for the playoffs. The Eagles' offense is struggling, and there's tension between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown. The Cowboys are looking strong, and the Oklahoma City Thunder are a formidable young team. Meanwhile, LeBron James is thriving in Los Angeles, and the concept of Nepo Babies is being discussed in the sports world. The Cleveland Browns are also in the spotlight, with Shadur Sanders getting his chance to prove himself as a starting quarterback. [... more]

The podcast discusses the recent developments in Saudi Arabia, the Middle East, and the Trump administration's efforts to strengthen ties with the region. The conversation also touches on the FBI investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's death and the implications for national security. Additionally, the hosts discuss the economy, investment, and healthcare, highlighting the challenges faced by the US and the potential solutions. [... 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 next generation is redefining stewardship and generosity, with a focus on authenticity, impact, and community. Women play a significant role in shaping generosity, and advisors should consider co-creation and connecting head and heart when working with millennials and Gen Z. A reverse mortgage can be a viable option for tapping into home equity, and QCDs allow for tax-free charitable giving from IRAs. [... more]

Nikita Koloff shares his favorite Thanksgiving memories, including playing football in the snow and catching a football in the snowbanks. He also talks about the history of Thanksgiving, including the first official Thanksgiving in 1621 and how it was celebrated by individual colonies and states for about two centuries. He also discusses the importance of meeting people where they are and looking at them through the lens of God, as taught by his uncle, a former parole officer and warden who helped many people in prison reform. [... more]

A shocking arrest exposes a hidden crisis on America's highways, where a wanted terrorist from Uzbekistan was able to obtain a commercial driver's license and work as a truck driver, highlighting a broader issue of states issuing licenses to individuals who are not authorized to be in the United States. Meanwhile, a federal court has blocked a new rule aimed at restricting illegal immigrants from getting commercial driver's licenses, and California is canceling 17,000 licenses issued to individuals who are no longer authorized to be here. The ACLJ is fighting to protect the rights of churches and pastors in Colorado who are being targeted for doing good work in their community. [... 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]

The story of the Compromise of 1850, a pivotal moment in American history, where the nation teetered on the edge of civil war over the expansion of slavery. Gettysburg National Park Service Ranger John Hoptak recounts the events leading up to the compromise, including the debates in Congress, the roles of key figures such as Zachary Taylor, Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, and Daniel Webster, and the ultimate passage of the compromise, which admitted California as a free state, strengthened the Fugitive Slave Act, and allowed New Mexico to decide for itself whether to allow slavery. [... more]

Christian institutions of higher education face a perfect storm of factors, including declining enrollments, high debt, and a shift towards online learning. Many once faithful Christian institutions have fallen captive to critical theory, offering education that is indistinguishable from secular options. However, this crisis presents an opportunity for the church to innovate and offer something better, rooted in its unique values and ideals. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing an unfamiliar situation, sitting at 5-5 and struggling to win games. With a tough schedule ahead, the team must prove they can execute and play at a high level to make the playoffs. The Chiefs' lack of a run game and complacency are major concerns, and fans are divided on whether the team can turn things around. [... more]

The NFL regular season is heating up, with controversies surrounding pass interference calls and officiating. The Rams are leading the NFC West, while the Bills are a force to be reckoned with in the AFC. The Ravens' defense is on a roll, and the Carolina Panthers are making a surprising push in the NFC South. [... 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]

Barry Lovinson, the founder of the National Mustard Museum in Middleton, Wisconsin, shares his story of how his love affair with mustard began. From collecting jars of mustard to founding a museum, Lovinson's passion for the condiment is evident. He discusses the history of mustard, its uses, and why he believes it's often overlooked in favor of ketchup and salsa. [... 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]

Babe Ruth, the legendary baseball player, is widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time. With a storied career spanning over two decades, Ruth's accomplishments on the field, including his record-breaking home runs and World Series championships, cemented his status as an American icon. From his humble beginnings in Baltimore to his rise to fame with the Yankees, Ruth's life and legacy continue to fascinate and inspire fans to this day. [... more]

Christians in Nigeria face increasing violence and persecution at the hands of radical Islamic groups, with over 7,000 killed in the first seven months of 2025. The Nigerian government and Western media have been criticized for downplaying the issue, while voices like President Trump and Dr. Anthony Bradley have spoken out against the violence and called for increased pressure on the Nigerian government to address the crisis. [... more]