Florida Man's antics continue to baffle, with a recent incident involving a Waffle House and finger guns. Meanwhile, the world of collectibles has seen a surge in popularity with Laboo Boos and Stanley Tumblers, with some items selling for thousands of dollars. In sports news, robot umpires are set to make their debut in the MLB, and the TSA is considering easing restrictions on liquids in carry-on bags. Elsewhere, a new debit card and money app is teaching kids and teens about financial literacy, and a pharmacy is standing up for medical freedom on Independence Day. [... more]

A heated argument on a plane sparks a discussion about plane etiquette, while identity theft protection and oral care products are promoted. The hosts also touch on robotic surgery, abortion rates, and the intersection of clown politics and societal issues. [... more]

Giannis Antetokounmpo's future with the Milwaukee Bucks is uncertain, with the team's addition of Miles Turner potentially changing the dynamics of the team. Meanwhile, LeBron James' future with the Los Angeles Lakers is also up in the air, with some speculating that he may leave the team after the upcoming season. The Dallas Mavericks, led by Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis, are looking to make a push in the playoffs, but their chances may be hindered by Irving's injury and Davis' eye surgery. [... more]

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is escalating, with a surprise drone strike on Russia's nuclear triad, raising concerns of nuclear war. Meanwhile, the impact of artificial intelligence on society is being debated, with some warning of its potential to take over the world. In the midst of this chaos, David Mamet's book 'The Disenlightenment' offers a perspective on the state of Western civilization and the importance of Judeo-Christian philosophy in shaping our values and laws. [... more]

The church's role in addressing abortion, the implications of artificial intelligence on human exceptionalism, and the importance of affirming and reminding ourselves of what is true in the face of technological advancements and cultural changes, including the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and its clarification of the nature of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Mark Beckman, CEO of DMA United, discusses the importance of focusing on the AI ecosystem, including hardware and energy, to drive growth and innovation in the US. He highlights the need for a strong AI advantage, citing the potential for cyber attacks and the importance of securing infrastructure. Beckman also touches on the potential for robotics and automation to create new jobs and opportunities, and the need for a coordinated effort to drive growth and innovation in the US. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers' uncertain future with the Packers and potential destinations, including the Steelers, is discussed. Damian Lillard's recovery from a blood clot and potential return to the court is also examined. The topic of robots in sports, including their potential impact on the NFL and NBA, is explored. Additionally, the Phoenix Suns' struggles and owner Matt Ishbia's comments on the team's performance are discussed. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics, including mass deportations and their potential impact on the construction industry, the rise of robotics and artificial intelligence, and the housing market. They also delve into Roman history, exploring the Roman constitution and the role of the Senate in the Roman Republic. [... more]

The Chernobyl disaster highlighted human resilience in the face of catastrophic failure, but it also serves as a reminder of our own rebellion against God, which led to a toxic mess. Through Jesus Christ, we have been offered eternal life, redemption from sin, and a restored relationship with God, allowing us to live in His light and have fellowship with Him and others. [... more]

The Speaker of the House makes a statement on the trans bathroom bill, while the Senate struggles with judicial appointments and the left protests in the Hart Senate building. Meanwhile, the Trump administration announces cabinet picks, including Howard Luttnick as Commerce Secretary. In other news, a robot manufacturer's showroom is robbed by a rival robot, and Florida Man is at it again with a series of bizarre incidents. [... more]

The Marburg epidemic is unfolding before our eyes, with alarming symptoms and a staggering mortality rate of up to 88%. Military attorney Todd Callender reveals that COVID mRNA vaccines contain dormant pathogens, including E. coli, Marburg, and Ebola, which can be activated by specific frequencies from the 5G network. Meanwhile, election fraud is rampant, with judges trying to stop people from cleaning up voter rolls and the left resorting to cheating to win. [... more]

Florida Man's impressive house anchoring, hurricane survival stories, and gun control controversy. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's robots raise concerns about AI and automation, while some people rely on Alexa and other smart devices, sparking debates about technology and its impact on society. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the controversy surrounding Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day, with some arguing that the traditional celebration of Columbus Day perpetuates a false narrative about the explorer's impact on the Americas. The conversation also touches on the presidential election, with Kamala Harris struggling to gain momentum and facing criticism from her own party. Additionally, the topic of gun control and firearms is discussed, with some arguing that the left's stance on the issue is hypocritical. The conversation also mentions Elon Musk and his company Tesla, as well as the tensions between China and Taiwan. [... more]

The Bengals face off against the Giants in a highly anticipated matchup, while the Ohio State Buckeyes prepare to take on the Oregon Ducks in a crucial college football game. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres clash in a winner-takes-all division series game, with the winner advancing to the national league championship series. [... more]

The Boston Celtics are the team to beat in the Eastern Conference, but the Sixers and Knicks are vying for the number two slot. The Western Conference is also highly competitive, with the Mavs and Nuggets being top contenders. Meanwhile, the impact of artificial intelligence and robotics on society is being explored, with potential benefits and drawbacks. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics in the world of sports, including the NFL, specifically the Green Bay Packers and their kicker situation, as well as the use of robot umpires in baseball and the potential impact on the game. [... more]

Cars are complex machines with thousands of parts, and proper maintenance is crucial to prevent costly repairs. During flooding, slow down before driving through standing water and be aware of potential hazards. Car insurance can help protect against financial losses, but it's essential to understand the terms and conditions. The auto industry is evolving, with advancements in technology and self-driving cars on the horizon. Robot delivery systems, like the Vayou1, are being developed to improve efficiency and safety. [... more]

The Washington Commanders have renewed optimism with their new quarterback Jayden Daniels, who has impressed with his work ethic and ability to execute plays. The team's defense is also looking to improve with a new pass rush and secondary. Meanwhile, the Olympics are winding down in Paris, with the USA men's basketball team set to take on France. Breakdancing made its Olympic debut, and the sport's future is uncertain. Christy Pierce-Rampone, a former member of the US Women's National Soccer Team, shares her experience with Amazon Prime, which has become an essential part of her family's life. [... more]

The Golden State Warriors' future is uncertain without Klay Thompson, and the team's reliance on Steph Curry's performance is a concern. Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers are facing a contract standoff with Brandon Aiyuk, and the team's Super Bowl window is closing. [... more]

Developing genuine relationships with secular people requires a missionary mindset, intentional lifestyle, and a willingness to engage in spiritual conversations. Christians must balance being distinct from the world while being relevant and relatable, allowing people to see their supernatural hope, love, joy, and peace. By adopting a missionary mindset, Christians can expand their sphere of influence, pursue people in their oikos, and develop authentic relationships that lead to gospel conversations and spiritual growth. [... more]

A Harvard study found that 61% of young adults feel serious loneliness, which is often linked to the rejection of traditional values and the pursuit of superficial connections through technology and social media. Christians are encouraged to build authentic relationships with non-religious people, demonstrating the power of friendship in breaking down walls and opening opportunities for sharing the gospel. [... more]

Jerry Hairston Jr., a former big leaguer and current broadcaster for the Dodgers, shares his thoughts on the integration of Negro League statistics into Major League Baseball, highlighting the importance of recognizing American history and the contributions of black players to the sport. [... more]

Donald Trump's campaign in New York sparks debate on its effectiveness, while Red Lobster's bankruptcy raises questions about the decline of mid-range restaurants. The George Floyd movement is compared to a cult, and the rise of drone technology in warfare raises concerns about its implications for humanity. [... more]

The Boston Celtics are one game away from moving forward to an Eastern Conference Finals, while the Dallas Mavericks and Oklahoma City Thunder are set to face off in a crucial game. The WNBA is also gearing up for its 28th season, with Kaitlyn Clark making her debut. Meanwhile, Jared Goff has signed a four-year contract with the Detroit Lions, and the NFL is exploring the use of robotic umpires in baseball. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to baffle, with a recent incident involving a food fight at a steak and lobster house. Meanwhile, the CEO of NPR is under fire for her tweets, which some have deemed 'insane' and 'bimbo-like'. A new study suggests that going vegan may not be as healthy as previously thought, and the AI girlfriend industry is booming, with some people even seeking robot romance. [... more]

Florida Man stories and absurd crimes continue to amaze, while conservative politics and gun rights take center stage in a discussion on the importance of electable candidates and the dangers of political aristocracy. [... more]

The host discusses the border bill, criticizing its provisions and the Democrats' handling of immigration policy. They also touch on Ukraine aid, Israel aid, and the Second Amendment, highlighting the importance of securing the US border and addressing the root causes of the crisis. [... more]

Bob Dahl, Chief Investment Officer at Crossmark Global Investments, shares his annual 10 predictions for 2024, including a mild recession, rising inflation rate, and potential Fed rate cuts. He also discusses the impact of these predictions on the stock market and the importance of aligning financial decisions with biblical values. [... more]

A Florida business offers a Thanksgiving special that includes a free frozen turkey and an AR-15 with a new roof purchase. Meanwhile, a 23-year-old man is arrested for robbing a pharmacy using a detailed note. The FBI's domestic terror symbol guidelines are also discussed, and the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence are explored. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the conflict in Israel, anti-Semitism on college campuses, the dangers of AI and equity, gun control, and the situation in Ukraine and Gaza. The host also talks about the importance of bipartisanship and the need for responsible spending. [... more]

A 56-year-old Florida man was arrested for repeatedly calling 911 over two days, while a woman is suing Disney over a painful wedgie and vaginal lacerations after riding a waterslide. Meanwhile, Congressman Jamal Bowman triggered a fire alarm in a Capitol building, and a humanoid robot factory is set to open in Oregon, raising concerns about the potential impact of robotics on human society. [... more]

Florida Man stories highlight the absurdity of human behavior, while the introduction of robots in law enforcement raises questions about their effectiveness and potential consequences. The intersection of technology and government sparks debate about the role of AI in society and the impact on human relationships. [... more]

A discussion on the ongoing government shutdown, its impact on various sectors, and the controversy surrounding trans surgeries and abortion on demand. The conversation also touches on the immigration crisis, UFO fever, climate change, artificial intelligence, and social security. Additionally, the hosts discuss the FBI's handling of a rare coin case, school board elections, parental rights, and the implications of red flag laws and ESG guidelines on society. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders shares stories of prayer and healing, discusses the wickedness of the world, and explores the implications of artificial intelligence and robotics, warning of the potential dangers of a future where machines surpass human intelligence. [... more]

Men are encouraged to find their identity in Christ, trust in God's plan, and seek the Holy Spirit's guidance for spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of their purpose in life. [... more]

Elliott Johnson, a former baseball player, shares his thoughts on the introduction of robot umpires in Major League Baseball, arguing that it will fundamentally change the game and remove the human element of umpiring, potentially leading to unintended consequences and a loss of game integrity. [... more]

Estate planning is essential for everyone, whether you have a simple or complex situation. It's not just about creating a will, but also about setting up trusts, avoiding probate, and making decisions about who will manage your assets and care for your loved ones. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence is changing the legal landscape, with chatbots and robot lawyers becoming increasingly popular. However, it's essential to understand the limitations and potential risks of relying on AI for legal advice. [... more]

Jamie Lissau discusses his 25-year career in comedy, including his time on Red Eye and his current resurgence in popularity thanks to his appearances on Gutfeld. He also talks about his experiences with Dry Bar Comedy and the challenges of navigating social media as a comedian. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses his experience attending a United Pentecostal Church service where he met David K. Bernard, a prominent oneness doctrine proponent, and engages in a debate about the Trinity and baptism. He also takes calls from listeners on various topics, including the book of Daniel, abortion, and critical thinking. [... more]

The intersection of technology and faith raises questions about the nature of work, job loss, and the value of human labor. Christians must consider the implications of automation and artificial intelligence on the workplace and the community, and how to maintain a sense of community and connection in a digital age. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics, including the COVID vaccines, the Church Fathers, the Anunnaki, and evangelism. They also share personal experiences and stories of near-death experiences and spiritual warfare. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger, a caregiver for 34 years, shares his experience with COVID-19 and discusses the importance of joint replacement surgery for those suffering from arthritis. Dr. Jeffrey Hodrick, an orthopedic surgeon, joins the conversation to provide insights on the benefits and challenges of elective surgery during the pandemic, including the risks of infection and the importance of mental preparation for patients. [... more]

The future of delivery is changing with robots and drones navigating sidewalks and delivering food to hungry college students. Meanwhile, a new movie version of Little Women explores the life of author Louisa May Alcott and her beloved novel, which has been a classic for generations. [... more]

A technologically advanced device is helping people with spinal cord injuries regain mobility, but its high cost and limited insurance coverage are major hurdles. Meanwhile, a new trend in yoga, goat yoga, is bringing people together and providing a unique form of exercise and therapy. And in the world of entertainment, legendary singer Petula Clark is still going strong at 85, while a young woman with Down syndrome is making waves as a lobbyist in Washington D.C. [... more]

As the world becomes increasingly automated, experts debate whether this will lead to mass unemployment or new opportunities. Meanwhile, a virtual currency in Sardinia is helping businesses thrive without traditional money, and a dating app called Hater is matching people based on what they hate. Additionally, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist is documenting life on a dollar a day, and a professional thrifter is making a living selling second-hand clothing. [... more]