Florida is bracing for the worst hurricane in modern history, Hurricane Milton, which is expected to make landfall later tonight. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris is on a media blitz, trying to take advantage of the hurricane to promote her election campaign, but her lack of awareness and inability to answer questions about her economic policy and other issues are causing her poll numbers to plummet. The Biden-Harris administration is being criticized for its handling of the disaster response, and FEMA is being accused of not doing enough to help those affected by the hurricane. The election is just weeks away, and voter turnout is expected to be high, but some areas are making sure that people can vote safely despite the hurricane. [... more]

The Brian Killmead show discusses various topics including the response to Hurricane Milton, the border crisis, and economic policy. The show also touches on international issues such as Iran, Israel, and Ukraine, and features an interview with Condoleezza Rice about the situation in the Middle East. Additionally, the show covers the controversy surrounding Bob Woodward's book and the debate over Israel's existence. [... more]

Christians are called to be the salt and light of the world, bringing light not heat to today's most critical issues. They must confront these issues with clarity and truth, while treating people with dignity and respect. The church has been silent on these issues for too long, and it's time for Christians to speak up and share the truth with love and compassion. [... more]

Adolf Coors, a German immigrant, built a successful brewery in Colorado, incorporating it in 1873, three years before the state's establishment. He overcame challenges, including a devastating flood, and expanded the company, eventually becoming a competitor with major breweries. [... more]

Diamonds haven't always been rare stones, and their market was manipulated by De Beers to create artificial scarcity. Journalist Tom Zollner explores the history of diamonds, from their discovery in South Africa to their marketing as a symbol of love and commitment. [... more]

The current situation in the Middle East, particularly between Israel and Iran, is escalating, with Israel waiting to see what type of attack Iran will attempt after the killing of the Hamas leader in their capital. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris and her running mate, Tim Waltz, are facing criticism for their lack of transparency and consistency in their statements about their military service. Donald Trump and J.D. Vance are taking a more aggressive approach, with Trump holding a press conference and Vance taking questions from the press. The situation in Ukraine and Russia is also a concern, with Ukraine launching a bold attack on Russian territory. The election is heating up, with both sides engaging in a fierce battle for votes and attention. [... more]

Hulk Hogan shares his personal story and experiences with Donald Trump, discussing their friendship and Trump's leadership qualities. Hogan also talks about his new beer, 'Hulk's Beer', and its theme of bringing America back together. [... more]

Pilsner, a style of beer originating from the Czech Republic, has had a profound impact on American history and culture. From its introduction in the mid-19th century to its current resurgence in popularity, Pilsner has influenced the brewing industry, shaped consumer preferences, and contributed to the growth of craft brewing and microbrewing. Today, there are over 8,000 breweries in the United States, with Pilsner remaining a dominant style. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest sports news, including the NFL, college football, and the upcoming Roku original film 'The Real Bros of Simi Valley.' He also talks to Jimmy Tatro about his new movie and his experiences at the Beer Olympics in Nashville. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the US-Mexico border, with President Biden announcing executive orders to address the issue. The conversation also touches on immigration reform, border security, and the impact of ultra-processed foods on metabolic health. Additionally, the topic of the Israel-Palestine conflict and the role of Hamas in the Gaza Strip is discussed, as well as the US politics and the upcoming election in 2024. [... more]

Discussion on the latest news and events, including the Trump trial, the situation in Rafah, the controversy surrounding Justice Alito's wife, and the launch of Ultra Right Beer. The conversation also touches on the Native American curator at the Met Museum and the upcoming trial of Hunter Biden. [... more]

On a sweltering June night in 1974, a promotion at Cleveland Stadium offering 10-cent beer led to chaos, with fans throwing firecrackers, rocks, and other objects, and eventually storming the field, resulting in a 9-0 forfeit loss for the Cleveland Indians. [... more]

The House of Prayer, a Christian rehab for men, has been helping individuals overcome addiction through a spiritual program that emphasizes teaching and community support. With a focus on love and prayer, the program has seen many success stories and continues to be a source of hope for those struggling with addiction. [... more]

The trial of Donald Trump continues, with the judge ruling that Michael Cohen's guilty plea cannot be used as evidence against Trump. Meanwhile, tensions rise in the Middle East as Israel prepares to respond to Iran's attacks, and protests erupt in the US with chants of 'Death to America'. The Supreme Court hears a case that could affect Trump's January 6th charges, and the House of Representatives struggles with leadership issues as Speaker Johnson faces a motion to vacate. [... more]

Dana Lashes discusses various news stories, including a Florida woman who flipped off a deputy and made a bomb threat at a Page Field Airport, and a calendar controversy involving women in swimsuits. She also talks about feminism, conservative politics, and the absurdity of some news stories. [... more]

Patrick, a 5th-century Irish saint, was born into a wealthy family but was kidnapped and sold into slavery. During his six years as a slave, he converted to Christianity and eventually escaped back to Britain. He returned to Ireland as a missionary, facing numerous challenges and persecution, but ultimately converting thousands to Christianity and establishing a strong Christian presence in the country. [... more]

Adolph Coors, a German immigrant, came to America in the 1840s and learned the brewing trade through practical education. He formed the Coors Brewing Company in 1873, three years before Colorado statehood, and the family business has continued to thrive for generations. [... more]

Diamonds haven't always been rare stones, and their market was once controlled by De Beers. A journalist's journey to understand where diamonds come from and why we hunger for them reveals a complex history of marketing, artificial scarcity, and mythology surrounding these precious gemstones. [... more]

Dana Lashes shares a series of bizarre stories, including a Florida man trying to dispose of fentanyl down a drain, a naked man running through Naples, and a squirrel rescue gone wrong. She also discusses animal testing, conservative beer, and the struggles of getting a new beer brand into stores. [... more]

Diane Hite shares deeply personal stories about her family, her dad, and herself, growing up with a father who suffered from PTSD due to his service in World War II. She founds Forever Young Veterans, an organization that grants wishes for World War II, Korea, and Vietnam veterans, and takes them on trips to Washington, D.C. and Normandy, where they experience healing and closure. [... more]

A conservative beer company, Ultra Right Beer, is gaining popularity for its nostalgic marketing and commitment to traditional values. The company's calendar features conservative women in swimsuits, a departure from the more provocative images often seen in beer marketing. The company's founder, Seth Weathers, discusses the importance of promoting healthy and positive body images, particularly for women. Meanwhile, a controversy surrounding Bud Light's sponsorship deal with the UFC has sparked a boycott, with some arguing that the company's apology was insufficient and that the deal was a sellout. [... more]

The Biden family is under investigation for financial impropriety, with Hunter Biden refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena. The investigation has uncovered evidence of money laundering and shell companies used to hide millions of dollars in transactions. Meanwhile, Ultra Right Beer is making a statement on patriotism and conservative values with its marketing and product, sparking a boycott and debate about what it means to be a patriot. [... more]

The story of Pilsner, a beer style that originated in 19th century Europe, has had a profound impact on American culture and history. From its introduction in the United States to its rise as a dominant style, Pilsner has influenced the way Americans drink and think about beer. The story of Pilsner is also closely tied to the history of immigration, industrialization, and the rise of craft brewing. [... more]

On June 4th, 1974, a night game between the Cleveland Indians and the Texas Rangers at Cleveland Stadium turned into chaos when fans, fueled by cheap beer, began throwing firecrackers, rocks, and other objects onto the field, leading to a riot that ended with the game being called a forfeit and the Indians being awarded a 9-0 loss. [... more]

Honoring your parents doesn't mean tolerating their destructive behaviors. Family members of addicts and alcoholics can still be hurt despite anticipating the trauma, and it's essential for their own well-being to seek recovery programs and counseling. [... more]

The Brewers stadium proposal has been met with resistance, with some arguing that the plan is too focused on preserving tailgating culture and not enough on larger transformation and urban development. The proposal has been criticized for its lack of creativity and failure to address the issue of too much parking at the stadium. The debate over the stadium's future has become a contentious issue in Milwaukee, with some arguing that the team should stay and others advocating for the team to leave. [... more]

The discussion revolves around various topics such as illegal immigration, alcohol consumption guidelines, abortion, the 2024 election, gender ideology, wildfires, auto theft, corruption, and politics. The conversation covers the perspectives of different individuals and groups, including politicians, experts, and everyday people, on these issues. [... more]

A world-renowned artist, Banksy, remains a mystery despite his global fame, with his true identity hidden behind a veil of secrecy. Meanwhile, Depeche Mode continues to produce relevant music, mourning the loss of their bandmate, Andy Fletcher. The story of the 761st Tank Battalion, an all-black unit that fought in World War II, is finally being told, thanks to Morgan Freeman's documentary. Tess Gunty's novel, The Rabbit Hutch, explores the economic decline of American cities, and a man with ALS finds joy in the kindness of his friends as they restore his beloved car. [... more]

Diamonds haven't always been rare stones, and their market was manipulated by the De Beers Corporation to create artificial scarcity and high prices. The company also created the idea of spending two months' salary on an engagement ring, a marketing fable that has become a societal norm. A journalist's journey to understand the world of diamonds reveals the dark side of the industry, including child labor and the exploitation of diamond-producing nations. [... more]

The 1974 Cleveland Indians game against the Texas Rangers on June 4th, known as Tencent Beer Night, turned into a chaotic and violent riot, with fans throwing firecrackers, rocks, and other objects, and eventually storming the field, resulting in a forfeit win for the Rangers. [... more]

Kyle Juszczyk, a seven-time Pro Bowl fullback for the San Francisco 49ers, shares his experiences as a free agent, his draft day story, and his thoughts on the current quarterback situation in the NFL, including Brock Purdy, Trey Lance, and Sam Darnold. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers' Brian Burns has become the alpha in the locker room, and his long-term deal is a no-brainer. Meanwhile, the Charlotte Hornets are considering trading for Zion Williamson, who has been a legit MVP candidate despite injuries. The Wake Forest baseball team is heading to the College World Series, and the College World Series is a unique and exciting event that brings together teams and fans from across the country. [... more]

A conservative dad creates a 100% woke-free American beer, Ultra Right, in response to the Bud Light controversy, aiming to promote patriotism and conservative values. The beer's success is attributed to its viral social media campaign, which would not have been possible without Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter. The conservative movement is using the beer as a catalyst to register more conservatives to vote and promote their values. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the Trump indictment, the Presidential Records Act, and the Espionage Act, as well as the situation with China, Taiwan, and Cuba, and the immigration policies of the Biden administration. [... more]

Adolf Coors, a German immigrant, came to America and learned the brewing trade through apprenticeships and practical education. He founded Coors Brewing Company in 1873, which became a successful family business, despite facing challenges such as prohibition and competition from larger breweries. [... more]

The book of Hosea teaches us about God's mercy and salvation, and how it's connected to our union with Him. The prophet Hosea's life and ministry illustrate the importance of loving mercy more than sacrifice, and how it's essential for being gathered in great faith with our families. [... more]

Florida Man stories of Jonathan Keiser and Joseph Moulton's antics are followed by a discussion on the COVID vaccine and corporate healthcare's influence on medical decisions. The podcast also touches on AI-generated content, rapidly growing homeless encampments, and the beer industry's struggles with marketing and demographics. [... more]

Adolf Coors, a German immigrant, came to America in the 1840s and learned the brewing trade through practical education, eventually forming a company that would become Coors Brewing Company, a family business that still thrives today. [... more]

Patrick, a 5th-century Christian missionary, was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Ireland, where he eventually became a bishop and converted thousands to Christianity, leaving a lasting legacy that shaped the country's history and culture. [... more]

On a sweltering June night in 1974, a promotion at Cleveland Stadium offering 10-cent beers sparked a chaotic and violent riot, as fans clashed with each other and the Texas Rangers, leading to a forfeit and a infamous place in American sports history. [... more]