The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including Generation Z's struggles with education, the impact of screen time on learning, and the controversy surrounding critical race theory. The show also touches on racism, immigration, and the role of the National Guard in Memphis, Tennessee. Additionally, the hosts discuss Valentine's Day, love, and American culture, as well as historical and political topics such as the election and the Republican and Democratic parties. [... more]

l Paso's flight restrictions after the U S disables Mexican cartel drones that 'breached US airspace' Why was the full stop originally supposed to be for days A -year-old boy shouted Allahu Akbar during a stabbing rampage at a London school A Democrat Rep asks Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons if he thinks he's going to Hell during a committee hearing Florida Gubernatorial Candidate James Fishback posts a video on his porch holding an AR- and declaring he would shoot anyone threatening his staff following an attempted arson at his home Dana breaks down how the Woke Reich like Carrie [... more]

A discussion on the alleged deep state, China's involvement in the US, and the potential for a communist revolution, with a focus on continuity of government, free energy technology, and national security threats. [... more]

Three-time Super Bowl champion NFL on FOX Analyst 'Stinkin' Truth' host Mark Schlereth and Rich preview the Seattle Seahawks vs New England Patriots Super Bowl LX including QB Sam Darnold's stellar play down the stretch the importance of offensive line play in who wins on Super Sunday his MVP prediction for the big game and shares a NTFW story about his trip to Super Bowl XXXIII AEW CEO Jaguars exec Tony Khan and Rich discuss All-Elite Wrestling's big MJF vs Brody King match Jacksonville's huge year-one turnaround under new head coach Liam Coen and more Rich reacts to Todd Monken's [... more]

The Cleveland Browns hire Todd Monken as their new head coach, replacing Jim Schwartz, who was reportedly unhappy with the decision. The team's quarterback situation remains uncertain, with Deshaun Watson's future in question. Meanwhile, the NFL prepares for the Super Bowl, and other teams make coaching changes. In other sports news, tennis players Djokovic and Alcaraz advance to the final, and Giannis Antetokounmpo's trade status is uncertain. [... more]

A major winter storm has crippled the Mid-South, leaving thousands stranded and businesses shut down. City leaders are facing criticism for their handling of the disaster, with many questioning their preparedness and response. Meanwhile, Congressman David Kustoff weighs in on the national implications of the storm, including the role of federal funding and the importance of cooperation between local, state, and federal law enforcement. [... more]

Chris Salcedo discusses various topics including the National Football League's wokeness, the Budweiser Super Bowl ad, and the Federal Reserve's independence and accountability. He also talks about NATO and Europe's defense and security, and the importance of the US as a security umbrella for Europe. [... more]

Jerry Rice, the GOAT, shares stories about his time with the San Francisco 49ers, including his experiences with coach Bill Walsh and the team's dynasty. He also discusses the controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's potential induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. [... more]

Motorists stranded overnight in North Mississippi due to extreme icy conditions on interstates 55, 22, and 269, prompting Governor Tate Reeves to ask residents to stay off the roads and emergency services to assist those stranded. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the controversy surrounding the Signal Chat, an encrypted app used by Democrats and foreign nationals to undermine federal law enforcement and prevent the government from enforcing its laws. The show also touches on the issue of illegal immigration, with President Trump's administration facing criticism for its handling of the situation. Chris Salcedo, filling in for Todd Starnes, talks to various guests and callers about the topic, including Alexander Muse, a conservative influencer who has written extensively on the Signal Chat controversy. [... more]

Memphis and Germantown struggle with snow and ice, while discussing the impact on schools and local politics, including the MSCS issue and a potential state takeover. [... more]

Husbands and wives must work together to create a safe and loving environment, where both partners feel valued and respected. This requires a willingness to submit to one another, to communicate openly and honestly, and to seek guidance from God. By following Jesus' example of love and sacrifice, husbands can learn to lead their wives with humility and gentleness, and wives can submit to their husbands with confidence and trust. [... more]

Men are called to lead their wives with love, respect, and submission, just as Christ submitted to the Father. This requires a willingness to listen to their wives, understand their perspectives, and be challenged by others in community. Without this, marriages can become stagnant, and wives may feel unheard and unloved. By prioritizing loving leadership and submission, husbands can create a culture of honor and respect in their homes, and their wives can flourish as a result. [... more]

God made a woman to be a helper, and her job is to help her husband be the priest he is supposed to be. He must love and cherish her, and she must submit to him. This submission is not about fear, but about entrusting herself to her husband and to Christ, for the joy that is set before her. [... more]

The Bible teaches that hell is eternal, a place of conscious torment for those who reject God, where the wicked are punished and destroyed, and the righteous are rewarded with eternal life. The doctrine of hell is a primary issue in Christianity, and its eternality is supported by passages such as Matthew 25 and Mark 9, which describe eternal punishment and the unquenchable fire of hell. The Bible also describes hell as a place of torment, where the wicked are punished for their sins and the righteous are rewarded for their faith. The doctrine of hell is not just a threat, but also a reminder of God's justice and mercy, and a motivator for evangelism and missionary work. [... more]

Submission in marriage is not about losing one's voice or being oppressed, but rather about participating in the life, death, and resurrection of Christ. It's about trusting God's plan and purpose, even when it doesn't make sense, and finding joy in the process of being shaped and molded by Him. [... more]

The Bible teaches that submission is a posture of love and trust, not just an action, and it's essential for a healthy marriage. Women are called to submit to their own husbands, not just any man, and this is not about losing their voice or autonomy, but about trusting in God's plan and reflecting His nature. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Program discusses various topics including the potential purchase of Greenland by the United States, immigration policy, the Iranian revolution, and the Supreme Court's consideration of a case related to Title IX and sex-separated sports teams. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force has led to a significant reduction in crime, with over 50% decrease in crime rates. President Trump and Governor Lee's efforts have been instrumental in this success. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about fraud and immigration, with some immigrants not assimilating and taking advantage of taxpayer programs. Online exploitation is also a growing concern, with a docuseries shedding light on the issue. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including immigration, fraud in Minnesota, and the importance of assimilation. They also talk about climate change, the economy, and the impact of tariffs. Additionally, they discuss their radio show and the importance of talk radio in today's society. [... more]

Congressman David Kustoff discusses the need for a temporary pause on immigration to address the massive abuse of the system, while also highlighting the economic benefits of the 'Big Beautiful Bill' and the importance of giving back to people at all income levels. Meanwhile, a controversy erupts over a production of The Wizard of Oz at Playhouse on the Square, with some parents expressing shock and outrage over the inclusion of drag queens in the show. Mike Lindell, the founder of My Pillow, joins the show to discuss his decision to run for governor of Minnesota, citing his desire to address the Somali fraud and other issues plaguing the state. [... more]

A Starnes Country Christmas celebration featuring Franklin Graham, Karen Kingsbury, and other special guests discussing the true meaning of Christmas, Operation Christmas Child, and the importance of faith and family during the holiday season. [... more]

Todd Sterns discusses various topics including the White House, President Trump, Ilhan Omar, the Somali community, Islam, Radical Islam, Muslims, Immigration, Deportation, National Security, and Terrorism. He also talks about the recent attack in Providence, Rhode Island, and the potential threat of Radical Islam in the US. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the 2025 NFL season, focusing on the Miami Dolphins' quarterback situation with Tua Tua, and the upcoming college football playoffs. Kurt Warner joins the show to analyze the Dolphins' decision to bench Tua and discuss quarterback prospects in the 2026 draft, including Fernando Mendoza and other top prospects. [... more]

Todd Sterns discusses the history of St. Nicholas and Christmas traditions, while also addressing current events such as President Trump's agenda, Obamacare, and immigration control. He also talks about the importance of being a conservative and Christian in today's society, and promotes Patriot Mobile as a reliable and trustworthy wireless carrier. [... more]

Todd Sterns discusses various topics including Marjorie Taylor Greene's feud with Donald Trump, the importance of Kerrygold butter during the holiday season, and the Religious Liberty Commission's hearing on the IRS's targeting of churches. He also talks about Candace Owens' accusations against Turning Point USA and the US military's involvement in Charlie Kirk's assassination, as well as the growing concern about AI and its potential impact on society. Additionally, he discusses the economy, President Trump's plans for the midterms, and the challenges facing House Republicans and the Senate. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force, led by the National Guard, has seen significant crime reduction in the city, with over 2,700 arrests, 32,000 traffic stops, and 631 recovered firearms. Meanwhile, Senator Brett Taylor discusses the importance of supporting police officers and their families, and the benefits of fixed indexed annuities for retirement planning. [... more]

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President Trump announces Trump RX, a plan to lower pharmaceutical prices, and addresses Christian persecution in Nigeria. The government shutdown continues, with Democrats demanding a bipartisan meeting to discuss universal healthcare. Senator James Lankford discusses the shutdown and the Prevent Government Shutdown Act, which would automatically keep the government open at current spending levels until a solution is reached. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses various topics including Halloween, immigration, truck driving, food stamps, government shutdown, UFOs, and government cover-ups. The show also features interviews with guests including Congressman Mark Harris and Kent Heckenlively, author of the book 'Catastrophic Disclosure'. [... more]

A conservative freshman at Rhodes College starts a Young America's Foundation chapter, and the owner of a local bakery shares her passion for healthy eating and making wholesome ingredients accessible to the community. Meanwhile, a sheriff discusses his approach to crime fighting in DeSoto County, and a senator reveals a memo that allegedly weaponized the DOJ against Republican lawmakers. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force is making a significant impact in the city, with over 1,600 arrests and 84 missing children located. However, some business owners are opposing the task force, and the Democrat Party has spoken out against it. Meanwhile, the government is in a shutdown, and Congressman David Kustoff is calling on Democrats to pass a continuing resolution to fund the government. Additionally, the Better Business Bureau is warning about cannabis edibles that are being marketed in a way that appeals to children, and there are concerns about the safety of these products. [... more]

The government shutdown continues, with Democrats and Republicans at odds over funding and policy. Meanwhile, a socialist candidate, Zoran Mamdani, is leading in the polls for the New York City mayoral election, sparking concerns about the future of the city. In other news, a massive asteroid, 3i Atlas, is approaching Earth, with some speculating that it may be of extraterrestrial origin. The Federal Reserve has announced that it will be lowering interest rates to help stimulate the economy. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the government shutdown, politics, and conservatism, with a focus on the conservative movement and personal responsibility. The show features a guest, Jack Herman, who is the president of the YAF chapter at Rhodes College, and discusses the importance of getting young people talking about conservative values and the need for personal responsibility in America. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the ongoing government shutdown, the Democrat party's radical left agenda, and the violent rhetoric coming from its supporters. He also touches on the NBA scandal involving the Italian mafia, the rise of radical Islam in America, and the White House renovation controversy. [... more]

A discussion on the government shutdown and its impact on food stamps and SNAP benefits, with conservative commentary from Todd Sterns. Senator Josh Hawley introduces a bill to reinstate funding for SNAP, while Democrats are accused of being responsible for the shutdown. In New York City, the mayoral election heats up with Curtis Sliwa and Zohran Mamdani vying for the top spot, with concerns over immigration and education. Meanwhile, a group called LifeWise is working to bring back Bible classes in public schools, and property rights are under attack in Canada and Wichita, Kansas, with landlords facing new regulations and Section 8 housing becoming a contentious issue. [... more]

Dark Valleys, a book by Pastor Todd Smith, explores the intersection of depression and Christianity, offering a compassionate and biblical perspective on the struggles of believers. The book delves into the experiences of King David and Charles Spurgeon, highlighting the importance of acknowledging and addressing depression within the church. Pastor Smith emphasizes the need to create a safe space for open discussion and to view depression as a friend, rather than an enemy, allowing individuals to walk through the valley of the shadow of death with the shepherd. [... more]

A Democrat candidate for Virginia Attorney General has made disturbing statements about violence and desecration of the graves of his political rivals, sparking concerns about the party's stance on violence emanating from the left. The candidate's comments have been met with support from some Democrats, including Senator Tim Kaine, who has endorsed him despite his rhetoric. Meanwhile, a case before the Supreme Court challenges the meaning of Election Day and the Constitution's definition of it, and a new administration has opened up a task force on hate groups and domestic terror. Domestic terrorism has been a growing concern, with incidents such as the Palisades fire and the arrest of a man who had explosives and Molotov cocktails in his tent near the Supreme Court justices' Red Mass. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Middle East peace deal, specifically the 20-point plan proposed by President Trump, and its implications on Hamas, Israel, and the Palestinian people. The conversation also touches on the role of ICE and Border Patrol in enforcing immigration laws and the challenges they face in sanctuary cities like Chicago and Portland. [... more]

The Todd Stearns Radio Program discusses the government shutdown, the University of Delaware's student TV network thanking Charlie Kirk's killer, and the rise of cancel culture. President Trump's decision to send the National Guard to Memphis is also discussed, as well as the city's crime problem and the efforts of law enforcement to combat it. Dinesh D'Souza's new movie, The Dragon's Prophecy, is also mentioned, as well as Steve Hilton's campaign for governor in California and his efforts to stop the gerrymandering of voting districts. [... more]