Rich Eisen discusses the shocking news of Mike Tomlin stepping down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 years, and the potential implications for the team and the NFL coaching carousel. Tomlin's decision to step down, rather than being fired, means the Steelers retain his rights to his coaching contract, and any team interested in hiring him will need to negotiate with the Steelers for compensation. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers' focus for their first pick in round two of the draft is likely to be on wide receivers, with the team needing skill guys to help out Bryce Young and Adam Thielen. Meanwhile, App State basketball has been consistent this year, topping the Sunbelt standings with 14 wins in 15 games, and is looking to make a deep run in the NCAA tournament. [... more]

The ACC Basketball season is heating up, with Duke, North Carolina, and Virginia vying for the top spot. The conference tournament schedule has been announced, with 15 teams participating and three teams not being included. Meanwhile, the NCAA is considering expansion of the men's basketball tournament, but some argue it's all about the money. [... more]

The host discusses the absurdity of having multiple potato dishes at Thanksgiving, then vents about her hatred for Peloton and its virtue signaling. She also talks about the importance of critical thinking, the decline in life expectancy for men, and a disturbing incident of anti-Semitism involving bus drivers who refused to transport Jewish people to a rally. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including the conflict in Israel, the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, her disdain for Peloton, and the current state of politics in the US, including gun control and the Republican party's struggles with leadership. [... more]

Irish immigrants faced persecution and hardship in their native country, only to find resistance in the United States. Archbishop John Hughes, a courageous and steadfast leader, challenged nativist bigots and helped pave the way for the Catholic Church to become a powerful force in America. [... more]

Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the beatitudes, a biblical attitude adjustment from the Lord's sermon on the mount, and how they relate to happiness and spiritual fulfillment. [... more]

The humble potato is a staple food in American cuisine, with over 110 pounds consumed annually. The Idaho Potato Museum showcases the potato's history and significance, featuring exhibits on the Spudnik scooper and the russet Burbank potato. Meanwhile, the story of the Big Four - Leland Stanford, Collis Huntington, Mark Hopkins, and Charles Crocker - highlights their journey from humble beginnings to building the Transcontinental Railroad, a monumental feat of engineering and construction that transformed the United States. [... more]

Aaron Clements and John Ryan Mooney discuss car maintenance, road trip preparation, and auto repair tips, including how to inspect and restore a vehicle, and how to deal with common issues such as a faulty gas gauge and a noisy rear differential. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the Beatitudes, discussing how having a strong family, being thankful for what you have, being a forgiving person, and being spiritually hungry can lead to happiness. He also examines the importance of recognizing what spoils our appetite for God and how to cultivate a strong Christian life. [... more]

Overcoming laziness and embracing a life of diligence and productivity is key to spiritual growth and fulfillment. According to the Bible, a lazy person will never finish what they start, will live an unfulfilled life, and will be restless and unsatisfied. However, with a healthy dose of diligence and a focus on serving the Lord, individuals can overcome laziness and achieve their goals. [... more]

Social scientists have noted Americans are becoming addicted to entertainment and leisure, and the Bible addresses this subject head-on, labeling laziness as a sin. The book of Proverbs, written by Solomon, contains 19 verses that deal with the issue of sloth or laziness, and Solomon's teachings emphasize the importance of diligence and hard work, contrasting it with the consequences of laziness, which can lead to poverty and a lack of fulfillment. [... more]