James E. Ward shares his life-changing experience in third grade when he was bused to a predominantly white school and met his teacher, Mrs. Pitts, who taught him the power of integration, self-worth, and relationships. He discusses how this experience shaped his zero victim thinking and its impact on his life, including his encounters with police officers and his work as a pastor teaching others to overcome injustice with a new attitude. [... more]

Brett Gelman discusses his role in Stranger Things, the show's fifth and final season, and his experiences working with the cast and crew. Rich Eisen and his co-hosts also discuss various NFL topics, including the New York Jets, Aaron Glenn, and Sauce Gardner, as well as the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles. [... more]

A discussion on the Christian implications of IVF and artificial intelligence, exploring the intersection of technology, human desire, and God's design, as well as the consequences of addiction and the importance of virtue. [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of faith and politics, exploring the concept of third wayism and its limitations, as well as the importance of engaging with culture and politics from a Christian perspective. The conversation also touches on education policy, Mormonism, and the role of faith in shaping one's worldview. [... more]

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein is facing a deadline to sign or veto Arena's Law, a sweeping criminal justice reform bill that tightens pretrial conditions for violent offenders, eliminates cashless bail, and establishes a new protocol for mental health evaluations. Meanwhile, the USDA is relocating employees to Raleigh, North Carolina, to increase its workforce and make it more affordable for people to join the department, citing the city's low cost of living and its importance as a hub for agriculture, which is the state's number one industry. [... more]

The US government is on the brink of a shutdown as Democrats and Republicans disagree on funding for various programs. Meanwhile, a mental health crisis is unfolding in the country, with many people struggling to cope with the pressures of modern life. The debate over gun control continues to rage, with some advocating for stricter laws and others pushing for greater access to firearms. In the UK, the National Health Service is promoting first cousin marriage, citing benefits such as stronger extended family support systems and economic advantages. However, this practice has been linked to increased birth defects and other health issues. The situation in Portland, Oregon, is escalating as Antifa and other groups continue to clash with law enforcement. The US is also facing tensions with Iran, with the possibility of a new agreement on the horizon. In the Middle East, the situation in Gaza is complex, with Hamas and the Palestinian Authority vying for control. [... more]

Micah Parsons discusses his departure from the Dallas Cowboys and his new role with the Green Bay Packers, while Dan Soder talks about his experience on the TV show Billions and his predictions for the 49ers season. The hosts also discuss fantasy football and the upcoming week's NFL games. [... more]

Mary Walter sits in for Todd Starns on the Todd Starn Show, discussing various topics including the shooting at an ICE facility in Dallas, Texas, Kamala Harris's book and her presidential campaign, Joe Biden's health, and the 2024 presidential election. The show also covers Trump's library, the New Jersey gubernatorial race, and the Virginia gubernatorial race, as well as the midterm elections. [... more]

A gunman kills two at a Dallas ICE Facility Ammo found near the scene expressed anti-ICE messaging Dana reacts to Jimmy Kimmel's return to TV including his non-apology to Charlie Kirk and his family Dana breaks down how the never-ending violent rhetoric from the left has contributed to yet another deadly attack at an ICE facility in Dallas Texas AG Ken Paxton joins us to react to the ICE Facility shooting in Dallas to announce an event with the students targeted for starting a Houston Turning Point USA chapter and more Democrats want to sue Nexstar and Sinclair over not [... more]

A criminal justice reform bill, known as Irena's Law, has been passed in the North Carolina Senate, addressing issues such as pretrial release, mental health crisis, and the death penalty. The bill creates a new category of violent offenses, requires GPS monitoring, and adds committing a capital felony on public transportation to the list of aggravating factors that can make a defendant eligible for the death penalty. [... more]

Exploring the intersection of faith, culture, and politics, the hosts discuss the murder of Charlie Kirk, the implications of nihilism and critical theory, and the challenges of Christian education and parenting in a postmodern world. [... more]

The assassination of Charlie Kirk has sparked a wave of tributes and outpouring of support from people across the country, including celebrities and politicians. The FBI has confirmed DNA evidence linking the shooter to the crime scene, and the investigation is ongoing. The ACLJ is defending free speech and religious liberties, highlighting cases where governments are trying to limit speech and restrict freedom of expression. [... more]

A week of violence in America raises questions about the state of the American soul, with historian John Meacham discussing the importance of the US Constitution and its ability to evolve with the country. Meanwhile, a trip to the Iowa State Fair highlights the craft and artistry found at these events, and comedian Marlon Wayans talks about his new film, 'him', which explores the theme of sacrificing one's soul for success. Additionally, a look at the world of plant parenthood reveals the challenges and rewards of caring for indoor plants, and a veteran journalist reflects on the impact of violence on American society. [... more]

A look back at a troubling week in America, marked by the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, raises questions about the state of the American soul. Meanwhile, a closer examination of the US Constitution reveals its enduring principles and the importance of updating it to reflect the changing needs of the country. Elsewhere, a trip to the Iowa State Fair highlights the craft and artistry of state fair competitions, and a profile of actor Jason Bateman showcases his versatility as a director and podcaster. Additionally, a discussion on plant parenthood and the growing indoor plant market reveals the emotional connection people have with their plants, and a reflection on US political violence emphasizes the need for real-world connection and generosity in response to such events. [... more]

A discussion about the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk and its implications for the cultural moment, the importance of courage and faith in the face of adversity, and the need to stand for truth and redemption in a world that often dehumanizes others. [... more]

The suspected assassin of Charlie Kirk has been arrested, and the investigation is ongoing. The case highlights the dangers of rhetoric and violence in politics, and the need for forgiveness and justice. The ACLJ is working to defund Planned Parenthood and promote pro-life values, and the podcast discusses the latest developments in this effort. [... more]

The tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, a 31-year-old father of two and founder of Turning Point USA, during a campus event at Utah Valley University has sparked widespread outrage and concern about the increasing trend of political violence in the United States. Kirk, a prominent conservative icon, was known for his efforts to promote free speech and open debate on college campuses, and his legacy will be remembered as a champion of critical thinking and intellectual freedom. [... more]

A man shares his powerful testimony of enduring unimaginable tragedy, including the loss of his wife at the hands of their son, and how he found hope and joy through his faith in God, despite the overwhelming pain and grief. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the connection between transgender ideology and mass shootings, with a focus on the recent school shooting in Minneapolis. The host and guest, Robert Knight, argue that the media's attempt to cover up the shooter's transgender identity is a trend in mass shootings by individuals who identify as transgender. They also discuss the role of marijuana and the decline of traditional values in contributing to the rise of transgenderism. Additionally, the conversation touches on the importance of understanding Catholicism and the Reformation, with a focus on the distinction between biblical Christianity and Roman Catholicism. [... more]

Memphis and Nashville are struggling with high crime rates, with Memphis being the number one violent crime city in the nation. Congressman John Rose discusses his plan to deploy the National Guard to help stabilize the situation and restore safety in the city, while also addressing the economic concerns and potential solutions to rebuild the economy in West Tennessee. [... more]

The distinction between cancel culture and assassination culture is collapsing, with the latter becoming a twisted form of activism. In a post-truth world, people believe that bad ideas make others unworthy of humanity, leading to violence and erasure. Ancient biblical truths about human value can heal this contemporary malady, emphasizing the infinite worth of every person made in God's image. [... more]

A Christian worldview perspective on the recent school shooting in Minneapolis, exploring the intersection of mental illness, transgender identity, and the role of culture in shaping our understanding of truth and morality. The discussion also touches on the impact of AI and the importance of courage in standing for truth in a world where relativism and deception are increasingly prevalent. [... more]

A ministry, Crossroads Kids Clubs, aims to share the good news of Jesus Christ with children in public schools through church-led clubs, despite concerns about separation of church and state. The founder, Matt Armstrong, shares his personal story and the challenges of reaching churches and schools with the gospel, but emphasizes the importance of loving people and meeting their needs, both physically and spiritually. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for stealing $7,000 in merchandise from a mobile dispensary and attempting to make off with it. Meanwhile, a black bear attacked a man at his house in Florida, but the man was able to scare it away by yelling. A Florida woman was arrested for allegedly super gluing veneers onto victims' teeth without a license. The discussion also touched on mental health, gun control, and trans issues, with a focus on how the left is trying to villainize trans people after a tragic shooting in Minneapolis. The hosts also discussed politics, including redistricting in Texas and the potential for conservatives to gain more seats. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana The trans conversation hits a breaking point after the Minneapolis shooter is revealed as a trans man with a manifesto MSNBC is in full meltdown mode because people might blame transgender ideology for the school shooting not guns New shocking polls reveal the appreciation for tighter security in major cities John Bolton writes an op ed trashing Trump for the first time since the raid on his home World Series Champion Mark Teixeira announces his Congressional run Is D C Mayor Muriel Bowser coming around to Trump's National Guard orders RFK Jr announces he [... more]

A school shooting occurred in Minnesota, resulting in the deaths of two children. The suspect, a 22-year-old trans individual, was identified as Robin Westman. He had a manifesto and was obsessed with mass killers, including the Sandy Hook shooter. The incident has sparked a national conversation about trans terrorism and the need for common sense trans control. The discussion also touches on gun control, the Second Amendment, and the role of red flag laws in preventing such incidents. [... more]

A gunman identified as a 23-year-old transgender person opened fire outside a Catholic church during an all-school mass in Minneapolis, killing two children and injuring 17 others. The incident has raised concerns about the normalization of behaviors and the impact of the public school system on children's mental health and well-being. The Department of Education and critical race theory have also been criticized for their potential role in promoting transgenderism and other ideologies that may contribute to violence and mental health issues. [... more]

The University of South Carolina issued an all-clear notice after a reported active shooter on campus, while a North Carolina school district faces a $46 million budget deficit. Meanwhile, President Trump has nominated four attorneys and judges to fill vacancies on the federal district courts in North Carolina, and a state Supreme Court ruling has given bar owners a right to move forward with constitutional claims against the government over COVID-19 shutdowns. [... more]

A Christian perspective on the intersection of technology and morality, exploring the implications of AI, redefining death, and the ethics of IVF and surrogacy, while discovering the importance of leisure and the possibility of creating a Christian AI. [... more]

A discussion on the Parkland shooting and school security, highlighting the failures of the school administration and the media's lack of attention to the issue. The conversation also touches on gun control, immigration, and the implications of dual citizenship on elected officials. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the recent shooting at the NFL headquarters in New York City, the impact of CTE on football players, and the importance of addressing mental health and gun violence. The show also covers various NFL topics, including quarterback injuries, holdouts, and negotiations, as well as the teams in the AFC West, including the Broncos, Chiefs, and Chargers. [... more]

Deion Sanders, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, has been diagnosed with bladder cancer, but is now cancer-free after having his bladder removed. Meanwhile, in Major League Baseball, Bryce Harper got into a heated argument with Commissioner Rob Manfred over the potential implementation of a salary cap, and Emmanuel Klase, a Guardians closer, has been placed on non-disciplinary paid leave as part of a sports gambling investigation. [... more]

Meet Bob Munden, a legendary gunslinger and world champion shooter who holds 18 world records in the fast draw sport. With his incredible speed and accuracy, Bob can draw, cock, fire, and reholster his gun faster than the blink of an eye. He and his wife Becky have spent their lives performing together, emphasizing the importance of gun safety and introducing the shooting sports to new audiences. [... more]

The MLB All-Star game is taking place in Atlanta, Georgia, with the Braves playing in Cobb County, a suburb of the city. The game is expected to be an exciting event, with many talented players participating. However, the selection process for the all-star game has been criticized, with some players opting out or being unable to participate due to injuries. The game is also expected to feature the challenge system, which allows managers to challenge certain calls, and the robotic umpires, which are being tested for the first time in an all-star game. The MLB CBA is set to expire at the end of the 2026 season, and there is a possibility of a work stoppage. The game is expected to be a thrilling event, with many exciting moments and surprises. [... more]

Brian Baumgartner discusses his upcoming participation in the 36th American Century Championship Golf Tournament, a celebrity golf event, and shares his experiences from previous years. He also talks about his favorite golf memories and the camaraderie among the participants. [... more]

The Supreme Court's decision in Skirmetti v. Spermetti upholds Tennessee's law banning medical treatment for gender dysphoria in minors, aligning with Christian worldview principles. Meanwhile, the 10th anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges highlights the cultural implications of same-sex marriage, including the redefinition of marriage and the impact on children and families. [... more]

Israel hits more Iranian military targets Iran retaliates on fourth day of conflict 'No Kings' Protests Across the United States The suspect in the shooting of Minnesota lawmakers has been captured and charged Trump told Israel not to kill Iran's supreme leader Stephen Yates - YatesComms Senior Research Fellow at The Heritage FoundationThank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Relief Factorhttps relieffactor com OR CALL - - -RELIEFTurn the clock back on pain with Relief Factor Get their -week Relief Factor Quick Start for only today Goldcohttps DanaLikesGold com Protect your financial future with my [... 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]

The podcast discusses various topics including gain of function research, COVID pandemic, executive order, biomedical research, Catholicism, Gen Z, conservatism, Pope, conclave, and Vatican. The host also talks about the rise of conservatism among Gen Z and the potential impact on the Catholic Church's next pope. [... more]

Greg Popovich will no longer be the coach of the San Antonio Spurs, ending a 29-year tenure. The move comes after a season where the team made a bold move for De'Aaron Fox at the trade deadline. Popovich's legacy will be remembered for his leadership and success, including 22 consecutive playoff seasons and five championships. The Spurs will now look to the future, potentially with Victor Wimberly as their new star player. [... more]