Larry Spencer served 25 months and 51 days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, experiencing harsh conditions and brutal treatment at the hands of his Vietnamese captors. He recounts his story of survival and the psychological and physical toll of his captivity, including the infamous Hanoi march and the Hanoi Hilton prison camp. [... more]

JUST IN The presidential election could be decided by illegal aliens A federal judge ordered Virginia to halt its removal of non-citizens from state voter rolls That means as many as illegal aliens will be able to vote on Election Day The judge's decision came after the Biden Justice Department sued Virginia and several other states over their decisions to remove illegals from the voting roles Gov Glenn Youngkin says they will take their case directly to the Supreme Court The fact is that illegals have no business voting in our elections They have no business living in our nation [... more]

Democrats have called every Republican presidential candidate since Richard Nixon Hitler Joining me today is Spencer Brown from Young America's Foundation Wichita City Councilman Dalton Glasscock and Trump National Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The 2024 election is heating up, with Donald Trump and Kamala Harris vying for the top spot. Meanwhile, the conflict in Gaza continues, with Israel fighting against Hamas and Iran's influence in the region. The US is also dealing with trade and economic issues, including tariffs and immigration. As the election season intensifies, the candidates are facing scrutiny on their policies and actions, with some calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and others pushing for a more aggressive approach to Iran. [... more]

Celebrity encounters leave us starstruck, but why? Journalist Susan Spencer explores the psychology behind these moments. Meanwhile, in Finland, media literacy is taught from a young age to combat misinformation, and Coldplay's Chris Martin shares the band's creative process and their record-breaking world tour. [... more]

The Biden-Harris administration's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict has been criticized, with some arguing that the US has been an impediment to peace. Kamala Harris has been accused of not having Israel's back, and her comments on the conflict have been seen as supporting Hamas. Meanwhile, Joe Biden has been criticized for his handling of the situation, with some arguing that he is helping Hamas by not taking a stronger stance against the group. The conflict has also raised questions about the role of the US in the Middle East and the impact of US policy on the region. [... more]

The hosts discuss various NFL teams and their chances of winning the division, with a focus on the San Francisco 49ers and their potential super bowl window. They also touch on other teams, including the Eagles, Cowboys, and Patriots, and make predictions for the upcoming season. [... more]

The Miami Dolphins have a chance to win the AFC East division, despite the New York Jets' stout defense. The Seattle Seahawks are a sleeper team that could push the San Francisco 49ers to win the division. The Cincinnati Bengals have a tough schedule, but could still make the playoffs. The San Francisco 49ers are in their last year of their super bowl window, and it's uncertain if they'll be able to win it all again. [... more]

The Miami Dolphins have agreed to a contract extension with Jalen Waddle, making him one of the league's top five highest paid wide receivers. Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints are gearing up for the upcoming season, with head coach Dennis Allen discussing the team's plans and the challenges of the NFL offseason. [... more]

Larry Spencer, a veteran of the Vietnam War, shares his harrowing experience as a prisoner of war for nearly seven years, including his time at the infamous Hanoi Hilton, where he and fellow prisoners endured physical and psychological torture, and eventually his release in 1973. [... more]

Tech billionaires in California are attempting to build a brand new kind of city for 400,000 residents, sparking controversy and debate about the feasibility of creating an affordable, walkable city in the nation's most unaffordable and car-centric state. [... more]

Malik Spencer, a defensive back for the Michigan State Spartans, discusses his upcoming season and potential first-round draft pick status. He shares his thoughts on the NFL draft, his role on the team, and how he balances academics and personal life. The conversation also touches on the NFL's television changes, including the departure of Boomer Esiason from CBS's NFL Today and the potential new home for the NBA on Amazon. [... more]

Celeste Headley argues that laziness is necessary for our own health and well-being, and that social pressures make doing nothing hard to do. Meanwhile, Dan Rather reflects on his career as a journalist, and a small zoo in Florida provides a unique opportunity for inmates to care for animals and learn about conservation. [... more]

- Hour Rich and the guys react to Tom Brady's recent comments about a possible return to the NFL playing field UConn Guard Cam Spencer and Rich discuss the Huskies' winning back-to-back NCAA Championships how head coach Dan Hurley's fiery personality infects his team's play on the court his NBA dreams and what it's like having Bill Murray as the program's most high-profile fan Please check out other RES productions Overreaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask http apple co whatthefootball Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Romantic regret and what it can teach us about finding love, as author Daniel Pink shares his research on the universal emotion. From unfulfilled love to heartbreak, people share their stories of regret, and how it can be used as fuel for positive change. Meanwhile, actor Paul Giamatti opens up about his latest role and how it relates to his own life experiences. [... more]

A new class of drugs has emerged as a potential game-changer in the battle against obesity, but concerns surround access, cost, and long-term effects. Meanwhile, Sharon Stone has found a new passion in painting, and Bishop Gene Robinson reflects on his historic consecration as the first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church. [... more]

Republicans are beginning to coalesce around the fact Donald Trump will be the presidential nominee The only question now is who he will pick for vice president Your favorite Karoline Leavitt Spencer Lindquist and Kari Lake join the conversation See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Former Congresswoman Liz Cheney discusses her experience with the Republican Party and her concerns about Donald Trump's impact on the country. Meanwhile, a look at the growing epidemic of suicidal thoughts in America, and how removing the stigma surrounding the subject might be a key to prevention. Also, a profile on actor Taraji P. Henson, who has come a long way from her humble beginnings in Washington D.C. to become a Hollywood star. Additionally, a closer look at the life of Hollywood legend Cary Grant, and a conversation with Geddy Lee of the band Rush about their music and legacy. [... more]

Larry Spencer recounts his experience as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War, describing the harsh conditions and brutal treatment he endured in the Hanoi Hilton and other prison camps. He shares stories of the psychological and physical torture, the use of the tap code for communication, and the uncertainty of each day's events. [... more]

A discussion on modesty and biblical beauty in marriage, with a focus on how couples can prioritize their relationship with God and honor Him in their wedding day and beyond. [... more]

Marriage is an experiment in exposure, where couples discover their own sin and weaknesses, and must learn to confess and repent together. A strong church community is essential for marital growth, providing a network of support and accountability, and helping couples to build a marriage that honors God. [... more]

Two friends, Sean Perrone and Spencer Harman, share their experiences and insights on dating, engagement, and marriage, emphasizing the importance of honoring God and pursuing purity in relationships. They discuss the Bible's teachings on physical boundaries, kissing, and sexual history, and how to navigate these topics with intention and integrity. [... more]

Larry Spencer served 2551 days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, six days short of seven years. He recounts his experience of being captured, imprisoned at the Hanoi Hilton, and the psychological and physical torture he endured. [... more]

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene raises questions about the Biden administration's lack of impeachment, while others discuss the potential for a Tenth Amendment movement in response to federal overreach. Meanwhile, NASCAR faces backlash for its diversity internship program, which excludes white applicants, and a journalist explores the intersection of diversity and hiring practices in various industries. [... more]

The highest home on earth, a penthouse at Central Park Tower, sits above the clouds, offering a view that stretches 50 miles. Elevators have come a long way since their invention in 1859, and their impact on modern society is undeniable. From luxury hotels to everyday homes, elevators have enabled us to live the high life. Meanwhile, a couple shares a home but not a bedroom, and experts weigh in on the benefits of sleeping apart. In other news, Tiffany and Company's flagship headquarters in New York has been renovated, and a professional mattress tester shares her expertise on finding the perfect mattress. Additionally, Levi's iconic 501 jeans are celebrating 150 years, and a company specializes in replacing irreplaceable tableware. Finally, a sleep specialist discusses the benefits of white noise in reducing noise pollution and improving sleep quality. [... more]

As artificial intelligence rapidly changes the world, Christians must be aware of its potential impact on the church and their faith. While AI offers conveniences and efficiencies, it also poses risks of human dependence, spiritual discernment, and faithfulness in a broken world. Christians must carefully consider the use of AI and prioritize their relationship with God, recognizing that true wisdom and guidance come from above. [... more]

Hosted by Jane Pauley In our cover story Tracy Smith looks back at the history of The Ed Sullivan Show which debuted years ago Plus Anthony Mason gets a tour of photographs by Paul McCartney taken during The Beatles' U S tour in Susan Spencer looks at the fight over health care for transgender youth Jim Axelrod meets a woman who ticked off unfulfilled items from her late father's bucket list and Ben Tracy reports on the rising interest in burial via human composting See Privacy Policy at https art com privacy and California Privacy Notice at https art com [... more]

The highest residence on the planet, a penthouse at Central Park Tower, sits above the clouds with a view stretching 50 miles. Elevators have come a long way since their invention in 1859, changing the way we live and work. Meanwhile, a New Jersey couple shares a home but not a bedroom, and a professional mattress tester reveals the secrets of a good night's sleep. In San Francisco, Levi's is testing new designs, and in Palm Beach Gardens, a consignment store specializes in replacing irreplaceable tableware. Noise is a big reason why one in three American adults doesn't get enough sleep, but white noise machines may be the solution. [... more]

The US government is investing $52 billion in the CHIPS Act to boost American chip making, but critics say it may not be enough. Meanwhile, a woman's mission to break the lethal connection between guns and suicide, and a talented musician's journey to master the art of beatboxing. [... more]

A group of women share their unique spin on happiness through ceramics, while a psychiatrist reveals the secret to happiness lies in meaningful human relationships. Meanwhile, a billionaire entrepreneur is focused on changing the way we fill our prescriptions, and an actor talks about her latest role and her journey to stardom. [... more]

A discussion on the changing landscape of work, with millions of Americans working from home, and the impact on productivity and employee happiness. A documentary on the US response to the Holocaust highlights the country's failure to admit more Jewish refugees. A new docuseries showcases gutsy women who have made a difference in their communities, including Hillary and Chelsea Clinton. The legacy of Mikhail Gorbachev, who brought an end to the Soviet Union, is remembered. The impact of the Ukraine war is also discussed, with the use of HIMARS rockets giving the Ukrainians an advantage. [... more]

In Santa Barbara, a California town known as the American Riviera, a century-old estate named El Faredes is a tranquil oasis with Roman, Middle Eastern, and European influences. Meanwhile, the latest smart watches can detect medical problems, including atrial fibrillation, and have the potential to revolutionize disease detection. In Jackson, Wyoming, a vertical farm produces 100,000 pounds of produce a year, and in Santa Barbara, surfboard design has come a long way since its origins in ancient Hawaii. Grammy winner Kenny Loggins has sold millions of albums and recorded movie soundtracks, and secondhand fashion is one of the hottest trends in fashion, with a $35 billion market and growing. The humble ice cream scooper has also been elevated to an art form, with its design dating back to 1897. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the biblical perspective on economics, government spending, and social issues. The guest, Cal Beisner, shares his insights on the relationship between inflation, monetary policy, and the economy, highlighting the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding these complex issues. The conversation also touches on the topic of same-sex marriage and the role of Christians in a pluralistic society. [... more]

Exploring the meaning of true love, relationships, and marriage, and how they are celebrated and experienced in different ways. From romantic comedies to real-life stories of love and loss, this conversation delves into the complexities of human connection and the importance of finding and keeping love alive. [... more]

A vaccine to protect against COVID was developed in under a year, but progress in treating Alzheimer's disease has been slow, with no cure and few treatments available. A new medication, Agihelm, has been approved by the FDA, but its effectiveness is still being debated. Meanwhile, inflation is on the rise, with prices for everything from restaurant meals to gasoline increasing. In other news, rock legend Stephen Sondheim has passed away, and his legacy is being celebrated. Pat Benatar and her husband, Neil Geraldo, have been married for nearly 40 years and are still going strong, and John Wilson's HBO show, How To with John Wilson, is a unique take on the typical TV format. [... more]

Family estrangements can be a deeply painful and prevalent issue, affecting millions of Americans. Meanwhile, Broadway is back in action, with shows like Tina, the Tina Turner musical, and The Price is Right celebrating milestones. In Louisiana, linemen are being recognized as heroes for their work in restoring power after Hurricane Ida. Indra Nooyi, a former CEO of PepsiCo, is advocating for gender equity in the workplace, citing her own experiences as a working mother and her mission to harness the capabilities of women. [... more]

The LDS doctrine of repentance is examined through a YouTube video featuring Area 70 Richard Neitzel Holzapfel, who advises moving beyond President Spencer W. Kimball's book The Miracle of Forgiveness. However, this contradicts the accolades from various Mormon leaders, including the First Presidency, who have praised the book and even given away leather-bound copies to church employees. [... more]

The teachings of deceased LDS leaders, including Spencer W. Kimball, are still considered authoritative by the LDS Church, as seen in the continued encouragement to read his book, The Miracle of Forgiveness, by various church leaders. This raises questions about the validity of statements made by some church members, such as Area 70 Richard Neitzel Holdzefel, who suggest that the book should be ignored. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a shift in work habits, with many Americans embracing remote work. However, this new normal also raises concerns about social isolation and the impact on mental health. Meanwhile, the concept of cancel culture continues to spark debate, with some arguing it's a necessary tool for accountability and others seeing it as a form of mob justice. In a related issue, dementia is affecting more people, and a new movie explores the complexities of this condition through the story of a comedy writer struggling with early stages of dementia. The film, 'Here Today,' stars Billy Crystal and Tiffany Haddish, who also discuss their own experiences with family and identity. [... more]

A man who spent 20 years in prison for a tragic mistake now works to prevent gang violence, while a journalist explores the human side of conflict. Meanwhile, a Washington Post editor reflects on his career, and a family's love helps one member overcome addiction and grief. [... more]