Jay Sebring, a pioneering men's hair stylist, revolutionized the industry and became a close friend to Hollywood icons like Steve McQueen and Bruce Lee. However, his life was cut short in the Manson murders, and his legacy was distorted by Vincent Bugliosi's book, Helter Skelter. His nephew, Anthony DiMaria, sets the record straight in this story of innovation, friendship, and tragedy. [... more]

Quentin Lake, son of former NFL player Carnell Lake, joins the show to discuss his experiences with the Los Angeles Rams, including a team bonding trip to Maui and his interactions with teammates like Jared Verse and Devontae Adams. Lake also shares his goals for the season, including being a reliable player and helping his team win the Super Bowl. [... more]

Quinton Lake, safety for the Los Angeles Rams, shares his experiences in Japan, his individual success in the 2022 season, and his thoughts on the upcoming season. He also discusses his passion for spreading awareness about heart health and his efforts to promote regular check-ups. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for destroying a merchandise kiosk at Disney World while intoxicated, and a California prison is being renovated into a Scandinavian-style rehab center with a self-service grocery store and podcast production studio. Meanwhile, a man was arrested for leaving his children unattended at McDonald's, and a former NFL player set up a GoFundMe for him, but the story has many inconsistencies. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the impact of tariffs on the economy, the potential for tax cuts, and the politics surrounding the Trump administration's trade policies. She also talks about the latest news and updates, including the Georgia House Democrats' walkout over a Republican bill to block taxpayer funds for gender surgeries in prisons, and the story of a miniature Dotsun dog that has been living in the wild for a year and a half after escaping from its owners. [... more]

James Best shares his story of being orphaned at three and joining the US Army Air Corps during World War Two. He later became a successful actor, founding the James Best Theater Center in Los Angeles and training the likes of Clint Eastwood and Quentin Tarantino. Best also talks about his iconic role as Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane in the Dukes of Hazzard and his experiences in Hollywood. [... more]

Earl Smith's remarkable story of redemption and forgiveness begins with his childhood experiences of rejection and abandonment, leading him down a path of gang membership and crime. However, after being shot multiple times, Earl hears a voice that tells him he will become a chaplain at San Quentin Prison, where he finds a new purpose and begins to serve others, including the man who shot him. [... more]

James Best recounts his life story, from his childhood in Kentucky to his acting career in Hollywood, where he worked with notable stars like Clint Eastwood and Jimmy Stewart. He shares his experiences in World War II and his role as Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane in the popular TV series Dukes of Hazzard. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs are on a hot streak, and their quarterback Patrick Mahomes is leading the charge. Meanwhile, actor Michael Fassbender talks about his new film Next Goal Wins, which tells the story of the American Samoa national soccer team's journey to the World Cup. [... more]

The Los Angeles Lakers are one win away from moving on to the Western Conference Finals, thanks to Lonnie Walker's incredible performance in game five. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers' general manager, Tom Telesco, discusses the team's draft, quarterback Justin Herbert's contract, and the upcoming season. [... more]

A former gang member's journey from a life of crime to becoming a prison chaplain, where he finds redemption and forgiveness, and helps others find their way. [... more]

The Washington Commanders' struggles on the field and the controversy surrounding their owner, Daniel Snyder, are highlighted in a recent press conference. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers prepare for Monday Night Football against the Denver Broncos, and the NFL continues to navigate the challenges of Thursday Night Football. [... more]

A Brooklyn restaurant, Emma's Torch, empowers refugees through culinary education, teaching them to build a new life in America. Meanwhile, filmmaker Quentin Tarantino turns a new page, leaving behind his movie-making career to focus on writing novels. In other stories, ants are found to be surprisingly efficient, and the debate over Washington D.C. statehood continues, with residents fighting for the right to vote and be represented in Congress. [... more]

The Word of Wisdom, a Mormon health code, has undergone significant changes since its revelation in 1833. Initially, it emphasized abstaining from meat in certain times, but over the years, church leaders have added and removed requirements, leading to confusion among members. The question remains: what did God intend for people of all times, and can church leaders arbitrarily override a direct revelation from God? [... more]

The origins of the Word of Wisdom, a health code in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, are examined, revealing a cleanliness issue rather than a health concern, and questioning its status as a divine commandment. [... more]

The origins of the Word of Wisdom in Mormonism are explored, revealing that the prohibition on alcohol and tobacco was not unique to Joseph Smith, but rather a continuation of existing temperance movements. The health effects of moderate wine consumption are discussed, highlighting studies that show benefits for heart health and mortality rates. [... more]

Boston sports fan Casey Affleck discusses his love for the Red Sox and Patriots, and shares stories about his experience working at Fenway Park as a vendor. He also talks about his latest movies, including Our Friend and The World to Come, and shares his passion for baseball and the Olympics. [... more]