John C. McGinley discusses his new HBO show Rooster, a comedy series about a college president who falls in love with a romance novelist. He also talks about his experience working with Bill Lawrence, the creator of Scrubs, and his time on the show. Additionally, McGinley shares his thoughts on the NFL, including the recent free agency moves of Mike Evans and the San Francisco 49ers. [... more]

The Ravens' decision to reverse a trade for Max Crosby has left many questioning their motives, with some speculating that tampering may have occurred. Meanwhile, the Raiders are looking to capitalize on the situation, potentially seeking maximum draft compensation for Crosby. The team's need for a strong pass rusher has been a long-standing issue, and Crosby's departure could be a blessing in disguise for the Raiders. As the NFL offseason continues to unfold, teams are making moves to strengthen their rosters, with quarterback battles and free agency signings dominating the headlines. [... more]

The concept of the body and soul is a central theme in Christianity, with the Bible teaching that humans are composed of both physical and non-physical aspects. In contrast, the Greek philosopher Plato viewed the body as a prison house of the soul, and believed that redemption ultimately comes from the destruction of the body. This podcast explores the differences between these views and how they impact our understanding of what it means to be human. [... more]

Charlie Sheen shares stories from his career, including his experiences with Oliver Stone on Platoon and Wall Street, and his time on the set of Major League, where he discusses the challenges of playing a baseball player and the iconic scenes that have become a part of baseball movie history. [... more]

Army Ranger Michael Schlitz recounts his harrowing experience during the Iraq War, where he was severely burned and lost his hands. He shares his journey of recovery, adaptation, and finding purpose in motivational speaking and leadership. Schlitz also highlights the importance of supporting veterans with invisible wounds, such as post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury, and the need for a stronger support network for those affected. [... more]

Plato's theory of ideas posits that ultimate truth is found in eternal, perfect forms, which have real being and are the basis for our understanding of the physical world. This concept has had a profound impact on Western philosophy and continues to influence our understanding of reality today. [... more]

The concept of being made in the image of God is explored, discussing the relationship between body and soul, and how Christianity views redemption. The Greek anti-physical viewpoint is contrasted with the Christian perspective, highlighting the importance of the body in being human. [... more]

Army Ranger Michael Schlitz recounts his harrowing experience during the Iraq War, where he was severely burned and lost three comrades. He shares his journey of recovery, adapting to life with a physical disability, and finding a new sense of purpose through public speaking and leadership. Meanwhile, the host of Variety Confidential delves into the dark history of Hollywood's casting couch, exposing the secrets of sex, money, and murder. [... more]

The first Thanksgiving was not just a celebration of abundance, but also a testament to the power of private property and biblical economics. The Pilgrims at Plymouth Plantation initially implemented a communistic system, which led to starvation and hardship. However, they later abandoned this approach and adopted private property, leading to a bountiful harvest and a new way of life. [... more]

Plato's theory of ideas posits that ultimate truth is found in eternal, spiritual forms that independently exist apart from the physical world. This concept has had a profound impact on Western philosophy and continues to influence contemporary thought, shaping our understanding of reality, morality, and the human condition. [... more]

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Army Ranger Michael Schlitz recounts his experiences during the Iraq War, including a near-death experience from a roadside bomb, and his journey to recovery and finding a new purpose through motivational speaking and helping fellow veterans. [... more]

Origen, a pioneering theologian in the second century, struggled with the problem of evil and the nature of God, leading to a spiritualizing and ascetic direction in the church. His ideas influenced the development of monasticism and the emphasis on celibacy, but also warned against a hyper-spiritual way of seeing reality that is not biblical. [... more]

Army Ranger Michael Schlitz recounts his experiences in the Iraq War, including a near-death experience, and his journey to recovery and finding a new sense of purpose. Meanwhile, the story of Dr. Charles Eliot and the Harvard Classics highlights the importance of liberal arts education and the impact of mass-produced books on the American public. [... more]

Jesus Christ will literally return to earth to reign and rule over the planet for a thousand years, a period known as the Millennial Kingdom. This golden age will be a time of unprecedented peace, harmony, and justice, where the animal kingdom will no longer fear mankind, and mankind will no longer fear the animal kingdom. The Bible prophesies of this coming reign with precision, and it is a promise that has been made clear through the scriptures and the record of history. [... more]

The concept of global peace is deeply tied to the literal reign of Jesus Christ, who will subjugate and rule over the nations, ushering in the Golden Age. This idea is rooted in biblical prophecy, which foretells a future period of world peace and harmony, where righteousness and goodness dominate, and the environment is restored to its pristine purity. The Bible provides the information and details for this coming kingdom, where Jesus Christ will reign as King of Kings and Lord of Lords, and believers will reign with him upon the earth. [... more]

God wants to connect you with people who will help you navigate life's challenges and maximize your potential, but you also need friends who will tell you the truth and help you overcome your jacked-upness and dysfunction. Developing real relationships takes time and effort, but it's essential for achieving true victory and living a life of purpose and meaning. [... more]

Developing the desire and ability to walk with others in oneness is the first building block for meaningful relationships that can last a lifetime, according to Pastor Paul. He draws on the biblical example of King David's close friendship with Jonathan, the son of King Saul, to illustrate the importance of harmony and unity in relationships. [... more]

The Lost Platoon of the Vietnam War, a story CBS News has been covering for half a century, is brought up to date. The survivors reflect on lives lived and lives lost. Meanwhile, a look at the life of Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard's transformation into a hub for high-tech startups. Also, comedian Kevin Hart shares his journey to success and the power of comedy to heal. [... more]