The first edition of the college football playoff rankings has been revealed, with Ohio State at number one, Indiana at two, Texas AM at three, and Alabama at four. Jerry Palm, a college athletics expert, joins the show to discuss the rankings and the teams that are on the outside looking in. He talks about the impressive turnaround of the Indiana team and the challenges that Texas AM will face in the rest of the season. [... more]

Britain's transformation into a multicultural society has led to a decline in its Christian identity, with the country welcoming millions of Muslims and adopting policies that restrict free speech and promote government control. The Church of England has also undergone significant changes, embracing progressive values and liberalizing its stance on sexuality. As a result, the country is at a tipping point, with some predicting that it may become an Islamic-ruled nation in the near future. [... more]

The Gaza ceasefire has been met with skepticism by some, with concerns that Hamas may not disarm as promised. Meanwhile, the Abraham Accords have reshaped the balance of power in the Middle East, and the US is taking steps to prevent identity theft and promote cybersecurity awareness. Additionally, the importance of screening for Type 1 diabetes is highlighted, and a new product called Relief Factor is introduced as a solution for inflammation and pain relief. [... more]

Jeff Probst and Jay Wolf, hosts of the official Survivor podcast, On Fire, welcome Jeremy Collins, a three-time Survivor player and winner of Survivor Cambodia, to share his insights and perspectives on the upcoming seasons, including the first returning player season of the new era. [... more]

Bob Heft, a 17-year-old high school student, designed the 50-star American flag in 1958, which was later adopted by the US government. Heft's story is a testament to the power of following one's dreams and pursuing innovation. Meanwhile, experts discuss the importance of maintaining a healthy gut microbiome, and a new audio course offers practical advice on how to keep your gut happy. Additionally, a wrongful conviction and 15-year fight for freedom are recounted in the Hulu original series, The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox. [... more]

North Carolina's tourism industry continues to thrive, with visitor spending reaching a record $36.7 billion in 2024. Despite the impact of Hurricane Helene, the state's cultural, recreational, and culinary experiences remain a top choice for travelers. Meanwhile, a lengthy legal dispute over the ferry and barge system serving the Village of Baldhead Island has resulted in a recent court ruling against the village government. Additionally, state lawmakers have scheduled veto overrides on several bills, including measures aimed at curbing the diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda in education and government. [... more]

The Indianapolis Colts have chosen Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback over Anthony Richardson, sparking a quarterback controversy. Meanwhile, the Boston Celtics have a new owner, Bill Chisholm, who has taken control of the team. The Celtics are facing a gap year due to injuries and salary concerns, leading to a potential overhaul of the team's roster. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys' contract negotiations with Micah Parsons have reached a stalemate, with Jerry Jones expressing a lack of confidence in the linebacker's availability for the season opener. Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford's back issues have raised concerns about the Rams' training camp, and Andrew Whitworth shares his insights on the situation, citing the importance of treating players with respect and fairness. [... more]

A TikTok micro-influencer gets a top San Francisco chef fired after demanding free food, sparking a debate about the role of social media and the impact of economic policies on food prices. Meanwhile, the Democrats' social media team is accused of posting a misleading graph about inflation, and the White House responds to a South Park episode that mocks them. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Trump administration's policies and the Federal Reserve's actions, particularly with Jerome Powell. The conversation also touches on the Middle East conflict, specifically the recognition of Hamas by France and the implications of this move. Additionally, the topic of immigration and the challenges faced by countries like Greece and Italy are discussed. Furthermore, the controversy surrounding Media Matters and their funding by Elon Musk is addressed, as well as the Biden administration's policies and their impact on the economy. [... more]

The New York Giants have named Russell Wilson as their starting quarterback, but his tenure may be short-lived due to his age and injury history. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts are dealing with a quarterback controversy between Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson, with Jones currently holding the top spot. In Miami, Tyreek Hill's antics continue to raise concerns about his future with the Dolphins, and his relationship with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is under scrutiny. [... more]

Big Brutus, a massive 11 million-pound machine, played a crucial role in the industrialization of modern America by digging 11 square miles of territory at 40 to 60 foot depths, helping power the country's growth. Its story is a testament to human ingenuity and the importance of preserving mining history. [... more]

The Wall Street Journal thinks they dropped a bombshell about Trump sending Jeffrey Epstein a 'bawdy' th birthday letter that sounds nothing like him Dana does a dramatic soap opera reading of the fake letter Dana reacts to CBS canceling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert altogether What was behind this decision H D Federal police officers enraged anti-ICE agitators after using a Donald Trump impersonation voice to issue official orders to vacate ICE facility property Barack Obama says young boys need a gay man in their life for guidance and that having only a father around isn't enough The [... more]

North Carolina has opened the door to CPA licensures with the passage of Senate Bill 321, creating an alternative pathway for aspiring certified public accountants. The state's Republican U.S. House delegation has responded to Governor Josh Stein's concerns about the Senate's reconciliation bill, addressing Medicaid and SNAP benefits. Meanwhile, a small town in Orange County is suing Duke Energy over climate change, and the state is hosting the 2026 Major League Soccer All-Star Game in Charlotte. [... more]

Mark Foster recounts his bizarre road trip to Communist China, where he was unexpectedly drawn into an arm wrestling competition with a high-ranking official, Mr. Wu, and was eventually coerced into staying in China to continue the competition, with the promise of making a lot of money. [... more]

The FBI launches a criminal investigation into former CIA director John Brennan and former FBI director James Comey over their roles in the Russia hoax and the Steele dossier, a move that could lead to accountability and justice for those who attempted to undermine the Trump presidency. [... more]

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein issued his first vetoes since taking office, rejecting three Republican-backed bills: Senate Bill 50, the Freedom to Carry NC Act, Senate Bill 153, the North Carolina Border Protection Act, and House Bill 318, the Criminal Illegal Alien Enforcement Act. The governor cited public safety and constitutional concerns in all three veto messages. Meanwhile, the North Carolina State Board of Elections voted 3-2 along party lines to officially recognize the Green Party as an official political party in the state, while about 34,000 voters will be moved to the unaffiliated status as the Constitution, Justice for All, no labels, and We the People parties failed to meet the 2% vote threshold in the 2024 elections. [... more]

The NBA Finals are heating up as the Pacers face off against the Thunder, while the New York Knicks continue their search for a new head coach. Meanwhile, Giannis Antetokounmpo is considering his future with the Milwaukee Bucks, and Kevin Durant is on the move. In the NFL, Aaron Rodgers is looking to prove himself as a top 10 quarterback, and Cooper Kupp is a hot topic in the draft. The Pacers are a dark horse in the NBA Championship, and the Stanley Cup Finals are going down to the wire. But in a battle of sports names, is Jason or Freddy more likely to be the more successful? [... more]

A recent undercover investigation by Accuracy in Media exposed a University of North Carolina at Charlotte administrator admitting to continuing diversity, equity, and inclusion work despite a state ban. The incident sparked backlash and reactions from state and federal leaders. Meanwhile, a kidnapping case in Garner, North Carolina, involving three Mexican nationals who are suspected to have entered the country illegally, has drawn attention to the intersection of illegal immigration and public safety. The case is being viewed through the lens of Operation Take Back America, a Trump administration initiative that prioritizes federal prosecution of non-citizens accused of committing serious crimes on U.S. soil. The North Carolina General Assembly has made changes to laws dealing with ICE detainers in recent years. [... more]

The church's role in addressing abortion, the implications of artificial intelligence on human exceptionalism, and the importance of affirming and reminding ourselves of what is true in the face of technological advancements and cultural changes, including the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and its clarification of the nature of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The story of Levi Strauss, a young German immigrant who came to America and revolutionized the fashion industry with the invention of blue jeans. From his humble beginnings as a peddler to his success as a businessman, Levi Strauss's story is one of innovation, perseverance, and the American dream. [... more]

Jesus' death on the cross is a graphic illustration of being justified by faith rather than by works. He died in the place of sinners, showing his willingness to forgive and save anyone, regardless of their past. The story of the thief on the cross who confessed his guilt, put his trust in Christ, and was promised heaven by Jesus demonstrates the simplicity and power of faith in salvation. [... more]

Robert Montgomery, a renowned actor, director, and producer, served in the U.S. Naval Reserve during World War II, participating in key battles including D-Day. He later became president of the Screen Actors Guild and produced his own television series, Robert Montgomery Presents, featuring many notable actors of the time. [... more]

The cross is a prominent symbol in Western civilization, but its meaning has been desensitized by repeated exposure. Christians hear the message of the cross frequently, but this can lead to hardness of heart. The media also contributes to desensitization, depicting bloodshed and gore without regard for the suffering of Jesus Christ. The cross is a powerful symbol of faith, and its meaning should be considered carefully. [... more]

The NFL draft is approaching, with teams weighing their options for the top pick. The Tennessee Titans are considering Travis Hunter, a two-way player, while also looking at Jadet Barron, a defensive player. Meanwhile, the quarterback position is also a topic of discussion, with Cam Ward and other prospects vying for top spots. [... more]

The concept of free will is discussed in the context of salvation, with some believing in the ability to choose God and others arguing that salvation is predetermined. The Bible teaches that God chooses us for salvation, and that our choices are influenced by our nature. The importance of holding to penal substitutionary atonement is emphasized, as it is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith. Various Christian denominations and their views on salvation are also discussed. [... more]

Credit reports and scores are often shrouded in myths, but understanding the truth can help individuals manage their debt and make informed financial decisions. Neely Simon, a certified credit counselor, dispels common misconceptions about credit reports and scores, providing valuable insights and advice for those seeking to improve their financial health. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for trying to steal his aunt's home, and a man in Walton County won a free speech lawsuit against the county after being fined for displaying Trump banners. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's energy policies are causing economic disaster, and the left is pushing for green energy and electric vehicles despite their flaws. [... more]

Rich Zeoli sits in for Dana Inflation numbers decrease for the first time in months Democrats continue to look for their leader moving forward Will President Trump be successful in eliminating the US Department of Education near the year anniversary of schools being forced to shut down More information is revealed about the visa of the Columbia University student who protested for Hamas Trump meets with the Irish Prime Minister in the Oval Office Oil prices drop to per barrel Joe Biden used an auto-pen to sign official White House documents including implementing their radical climate agenda Canada suspends their [... more]

USAID officials ordered staff to shred and burn documents, sparking concerns about the destruction of classified information and potential evidence of wrongdoing. The Federal Records Act requires government agencies to preserve documents for transparency and oversight, but the shredding and burning of documents raises questions about the motivations behind the action. [... more]

Rob West and his guest, Kevin Cross, discuss tax tips for the new year, including changes to reporting crypto and gig economy income. They also warn listeners about common tax scams and provide practical advice for managing finances, including budgeting, emergency funds, and investments. Later, Rob answers listener questions on topics such as annuities, return of premium insurance, and tithing in retirement. [... more]

Jamie Metzl, a former member of the WHO Advisory Committee and author of Super Convergence, shares his concerns about the Ukraine Russia war and the role of the United States in bringing it to an end. He discusses the importance of maintaining the architecture of Europe and NATO, and the need for the US to articulate its principles and evaluate progress against them. [... more]

Wisconsin Gov Tony Evers wants to replace the word mom in official documents with the words inseminated person nbsp I can assure you that Southern governors would never consider such woke nonsense Republican or Democrat I have no doubt that any Southern lawmaker who called their mothers an inseminated person would be run out of the statehouse with a mob of mommas wielding cast iron skillets See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the Ukraine conflict, the Trump administration's approach to China and Russia, the DHS ad campaign, wokery in the art world, and the Biden administration's handling of Ukraine debt. The host also talks about China's live fire exercises in the Gulf of Tonkin and its impact on Vietnam and Australia. Additionally, the host discusses European politics, conservative movements, and the America First movement. [... more]

The confirmation hearings for RFK Jr. are underway, and it's a circus. Elizabeth Warren is having a meltdown, and Bernie Sanders is upset over some onesies. Meanwhile, Caroline Kennedy is making accusations against her cousin RFK Jr., and the media is eating it up. The conversation also turns to the issue of conservative women, including Melania Trump, and the media's treatment of them. Additionally, the topic of critical race theory and affirmative action comes up, and the discussion gets heated. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the proposed amnesty bill in Florida, the federal freeze on certain programs, and the expansion of the Health and Human Services department's authority, particularly in relation to gun control and climate change. The conversation also touches on the confirmation hearing of RFK Jr. as the new HHS secretary and his views on gun control and vaccines. [... more]

Florida Man stories and true crime tales are shared, including a man stealing a giant cross from a church and a driver with a blood alcohol level six times the legal limit. The podcast also discusses the absurdity of certain questions asked in a hearing and the importance of war fighting skills. Additionally, the hosts share news stories and opinions on various topics, including Facebook's decision to allow more free speech and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's attempts to control speech in the United States. [... more]

The confirmation hearings for Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense are underway, with Democrats questioning his qualifications and past statements. Meanwhile, wildfires continue to ravage California, and Florida's Governor DeSantis is calling for a special session to implement Trump's immigration agenda. The Biden administration is also facing criticism for its handling of the Gaza conflict, and the Pentagon is dealing with issues related to climate change and diversity in the military. [... more]

The Dana Show discusses various topics including terrorism, insider threat, and radicalization, as well as voter integrity and election transparency. The show also touches on national and border security, and the need for a secure and transparent election process. [... more]

A discussion on the rise of false teachings and apostasy in the Roman Catholic Church, the importance of the sovereignty of God, and the need to preach the gospel in the face of increasing hostility and vitriol. [... more]