The hosts discuss how disc brakes work and how they can be applied to mental health, specifically anxiety and depression, by taking thoughts captive and bringing them into obedience to Christ. They also talk about the importance of listening to the Holy Spirit and trusting in God's authority, rather than trying to control situations or push harder on the brake. [... more]

Keegan Michael Key discusses his upcoming Super Bowl commercial with State Farm, where he plays a character who gets penalized for triple pumping in the end zone. Rich Eisen and his guests predict the outcome of Super Bowl 60, with some predicting a close game between the Patriots and Seahawks. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the situation in Venezuela, with President Maduro being propped up by foreign communist mercenaries, and the US government's efforts to address the issue. The conversation also touches on the topic of immigration, fraud, and identity theft, highlighting the need for accountability and transparency in government programs. The host expresses frustration with the lack of action from lawmakers and the perpetuation of crime and corruption. [... more]

Understanding your personal cost of living is crucial for making informed financial decisions. It's not just about rent and groceries, but also includes less frequent expenses like insurance premiums and car repairs. Tracking your cost of living can give you clarity and help you live intentionally with a heart that seeks to honor God with every dollar. [... more]

Bert Kreischer shares his experience giving a pump-up speech to the Florida State Seminoles before their game against Alabama, and discusses his Permission to Party World Tour. Rich Eisen and his guests also discuss various NFL and college football topics, including the Chicago Bears and the upcoming season. [... more]

The hosts discuss various aspects of automotive repair, including collision repair, insurance claims, and diminished value. They also address car maintenance issues such as transmission problems and fuel pump failures, and provide advice on using code readers and other automotive technology. [... more]

As caregivers, we often must make decisions that benefit the whole unit, not just one person, while navigating feelings of fear, guilt, and obligation. Peter Rosenberger shares his insights on how to make good decisions and find hope in the midst of caregiving challenges, drawing on his personal experiences and biblical guidance. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for trying to register a stolen Porsche, while a cemetery in Florida made a second mistake in burying a widow with the wrong husband. Research suggests that adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure. A recent ad by Mike Pence has been widely criticized for its awkwardness, and New Jersey has passed a law requiring full-service gas pumping at half of its pumps. Fancy Feast, a cat food brand, has launched a pop-up shop selling human cat food, and a study found that eating nuts can lower the risk of depression. [... more]

The Biden administration's push for energy independence and climate change mitigation is being criticized for its reliance on Chinese materials and potential impact on national security. Meanwhile, a state attorney in Florida has been suspended for neglect of duty and incompetence, and the debate over gun control and law and order continues to rage. The Grand Canyon is being protected from uranium mining, but critics argue this will make the US more dependent on geopolitical foes. The US Navy is dealing with a sailor accused of spying for China, and a Costa Rican soccer player was killed in a crocodile attack. The Nickelback controversy continues, and a bear attacked a camper in Colorado. [... more]

The NFL is banking on its popularity and the power of the playoffs to drive traffic to Peacock, a streaming service. The league is partnering with NBC to broadcast a wild card game on Peacock, but some fans are hesitant to sign up for the service just to watch one game. Meanwhile, the Cardinals are on a hot streak, winning 18-1 against the Brewers, and the Braves are dominating the Rangers with a 12-0 victory. [... more]

A University of Virginia football player was killed in a shooting, and the team's coach, Tony Elliott, is trying to lead his team through the tragedy. Meanwhile, in the NFL, several players are dealing with injuries, including Dallas Goddard, who is out for an extended period of time. Fantasy football owners are also affected, as many players are on injured reserve. [... more]

The concept of loving God completely is a central theme in the Bible, and it's essential to understand that this love is a category that should be directed at God alone. The idea of practical monotheism is crucial, as it highlights the struggle to maintain a single focus on God in a world filled with distractions and idols. By understanding the concept of the new covenant and the role of Jesus Christ in our lives, we can begin to see the beauty of God and be motivated to love Him with all our hearts, souls, and strength. [... more]

The Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the economy, particularly with regards to oil and gas prices. Republicans are making inroads with Latino voters, and the Democratic Party is struggling to connect with this demographic. Meanwhile, the US national soccer team is gearing up for the 2026 World Cup, with a talented young squad and a growing fan base. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses various topics including the National Religious Broadcasters Convention, Ukraine, Russia, gas prices, the Biden administration, critical race theory, anti-Christian ideology, Christian radio, Christian television, religious liberty, and freedom of conscience. [... more]

The intentional economic meltdown has begun, with inflation rising at the fastest rate in 13 years, and a global supply chain crisis crippling the US economy. The Biden administration's proposed $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill is a Trojan horse for expanding government power and dependency. Christians must be informed and prepared for the consequences of these actions, which threaten to destroy the US economy and lead to a one-world government and currency. [... more]

Knowing your identity in Christ can give you a lasting joy that circumstances can't destroy. Legalism must be avoided, and your identity as a true follower, worshiper, celebrator, and believer in Christ must be comprehended. [... more]

Christians are facing an anti-truth culture where lies are constantly being told, and it's affecting how they raise their children. Robert Knight, a columnist for The Washington Times, discusses the dangers of doublethink and how it's being used to shape minds, especially in children. He explains how the Frankfurt School's critical theory has led to the rejection of absolute truth and the promotion of relativism, which has resulted in the spread of lies and the erosion of moral values. [... more]