Jesse Owens, a United States Olympic legend, formed an unlikely friendship with Luz Long, a German long jumper, during the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Despite the racial tensions and Nazi ideology surrounding them, the two men bonded over their shared humanity and competitive spirit, inspiring a lasting legacy of friendship and equality. [... more]

The 1904 Olympics in St. Louis were marked by a clash of cultures between the Americans and Europeans, with the Americans prioritizing performance and commercialization over European notions of protocol and symbolism. [... more]

The NFL preseason is underway, with several key players facing injuries, including JJ McCarthy and Aaron Donald. Meanwhile, the league is exploring the addition of flag football to the Olympics in 2028, with Dr. Dre expressing interest in competing as an archer. The Vikings, Bengals, and 49ers are also dealing with contract negotiations for their star players, including Justin Jefferson, C.D. Lamb, and Brandon Aiyuk. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys face challenges in signing key players, including CeeDee Lamb, while USA Basketball's men's team faces stiff competition in the Olympic Games. Meanwhile, NFL quarterback Dak Prescott's contract status is a major concern for the team, and Michael Penix Jr. is touted as a promising young quarterback. [... more]

A discussion about the Olympic Games, Christianity, and the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, as well as the role of big tech in election interference and the Marxist takeover of the country, with a focus on the work of Food for the Poor in Latin America and the Caribbean. [... more]

The US Men's National Soccer Team is facing a crucial time in its history as it prepares for the 2026 World Cup. With no coach in place, the team's future is uncertain, and many are calling for a change in leadership. Jesse Bradley, a former pro soccer goalie and current chaplain for the Seattle Sounders, shares his insights on the team's struggles and the importance of coaching in soccer development. Meanwhile, the Olympic Games are just around the corner, and the US team is gearing up for its first tournament since 2008. [... more]

Joshua Schaub, commissioner of the American Association of Professional Baseball, discusses the league's growth, challenges, and innovations, including pitch clocks and entertainment districts. Meanwhile, Noah Eagle, play-by-play voice for the Olympics, shares his experiences and insights on calling basketball games, including the USA Men's and Women's teams. [... more]

Jesse Owens, a United States Olympic legend, formed an unlikely friendship with Luz Long, a German long jumper, during the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Despite the racial tensions and Nazi ideology, their bond was forged in competition and ultimately transcended the boundaries of nationality and politics. [... more]

Catherine Switzer, the first woman to run the Boston Marathon in 1967, shares her inspiring story of perseverance and determination. From her early days of running to her groundbreaking achievement, Catherine's story highlights the importance of empowerment and equality in sports. With her courage and resilience, she paved the way for future generations of women athletes, ultimately changing the face of sports history. [... more]

Bill Bradley shares his story of perseverance, teamwork, and the importance of civil discourse in his autobiographical film, Rolling Along, an American Story. He reflects on his Olympic Games experience, his time with the Knicks, and his admiration for players like Clyde Frazier and Phil Jackson. Bradley also discusses the current state of the NBA and the potential of young players like Jalen Brunson. [... more]

Mike Eruzione recounts his journey from a prep school hockey player to captain of the 1980 US Olympic team that defeated the Soviet Union in the iconic 'Miracle on Ice' game at the Lake Placid Olympics. [... more]

Louie Zamperini, an Olympic athlete and World War II veteran, recounts his incredible story of survival at sea, his experiences in a Japanese concentration camp, and his journey to overcome post-traumatic stress disorder with the help of Billy Graham's preaching. [... more]

The Bible teaches that believers will be evaluated and rewarded for their service to Christ, with the judgment seat of Christ being a time of individual evaluation and reward. This concept is rooted in the idea that we are saved to do good works and that our works will be tested and evaluated for their quality and value. [... more]

Paul the Apostle's motivation and goal in life was to please Christ, and he believed that this was the purpose for which he was made. He wrote that we will be rewarded in heaven based on our works, and that our goal should be to be well pleasing to God. This is in contrast to the world's philosophy, which tells us to live to please ourselves, but Paul found that the more he lived to please Christ, the more satisfied he became. [... more]

Bob Costas shares his experiences as a sports broadcaster, discussing his career, charity events, and the contrast between golf and other sports. He also talks about his time hosting the Olympic Games and his thoughts on the PGA Tour's charitable efforts. [... more]