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Sound of Faith

Sharon Hardy Knotts and R. G. Hardy

July 24, 2026

God's timetable is marked by cycles of judgment and mercy, with the iniquity of nations reaching a full before He intervenes. The first coming of Jesus Christ was marked by Israel's captivity, while the second coming is rapidly approaching, with the heavens waiting for the restitution of all things before releasing Jesus to return. Christians must understand the times to be informed and relevant in these prophetic end times. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 24, 2026

Mary Kay: The Woman Behind the Pink Cadillac Empire

Mary Kay, a young mother from Texas, rises to become a successful entrepreneur and founder of the iconic direct selling company Mary Kay Inc. With her determination and perseverance, she creates a business that empowers women and becomes a symbol of the American Dream. Her story is a testament to the power of hard work, self-reliance, and the pursuit of one's passions. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 24, 2026

How One Flying Fortress Accidentally Became the First to Bomb Berlin

In 1943, the United States Air Force had one problem: weather was hampering operations. The British offered to trade their radar technology for American guns, boats, and ammunition, and the US built the first operational radar sets to be put in specially equipped B-17s. The 482nd Bomb Group, led by the 8th Air Force Pathfinders, was tasked with using radar to navigate and bomb through overcast skies, and on March 4th, 1943, they successfully reached Berlin, with 39 bombers continuing to the target despite a radio recall and bad weather. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 24, 2026

The Real Chef Boyardee: The Immigrant Who Fed America

Chef Hector Boyardi, a real person, created the iconic Chef Boyardee brand, popularizing Italian food in the United States during the Great Depression. His company's innovative canning process and wartime efforts supplied rations to the US military, earning him a Gold Star Order of Excellence. Boyardi's legacy continues to shape American cuisine. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

July 24, 2026

Budgeting 101 for College Students with Dr. Kelly Rush

College students need to learn how to manage their money effectively to avoid financial pitfalls and build a solid financial foundation. Dr. Kelly Rush shares practical budgeting advice and discusses the importance of understanding the time value of money, avoiding debt, and building credit. She also emphasizes the need for clear communication between parents and students when it comes to financial responsibility and independence. [... more]

The Bart Winkler Show

Bart Winkler

July 23, 2026

Candid thoughts about Sports Radio in Wisconsin and my place in it

Bart Winkler shares his thoughts on the state of Wisconsin sports radio, criticizing the industry for catering to casual fans and failing to serve the die-hard enthusiasts. He also discusses his own experiences in the radio business, including his time at WSSP and his current podcast, the Winklerverse. [... more]

Turning Point

David Jeremiah

July 23, 2026

Peace in a Distraught World

Jesus promised his disciples peace in the midst of a chaotic world, and this peace is still available to us today. It's a peace that's not like the world's peace, which is often insincere, powerless, and inadequate. Instead, the peace of Jesus Christ is pure, delivered, and always enough. To receive this peace, we must first understand its context, which is rooted in Jesus' sacrifice and resurrection. We must also recognize the contrast between Jesus' peace and the world's peace, and acknowledge the condition of Christ's peace, which requires us to let go of our worries and trust in God's sovereignty. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show

Todd Starnes

July 23, 2026

MyPillow’s Mike Lindell Embraces Illegal Aliens

A discussion on various topics including immigration reform, wokeness, the Smithsonian museums, Mickey Mouse, racism, Western civilization, Marxism, history, the SEC, NCAA, NIL, college football, reverse mortgages, retirement strategy, home equity, conservative politics, the 2028 presidential election, AOC, Mondami, Ted Cruz, the surveillance grid, data centers, the Epstein list, foreign interest, globalist corporations, the war in Iran, President Trump, the Save America Act, Senator John Thune, Fox News, a Christian Journalist, surrogacy, conservative media, culture war, heterosexual marriages, and divorce. [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

July 23, 2026

Stephen A. Smith Left Tucker STUMPED

Hunter Biden and his father Joe Biden's presidential campaign are under scrutiny for potential fraud and dishonesty. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is accused of hypocrisy and dishonesty in their promises to hold people accountable for fraud. AOC is being touted as a potential 2028 presidential candidate, but her views and actions are being questioned. James Carville's comments on the Democratic Party's lack of diversity and inclusion are sparking controversy. The film 'The Odyssey' is being criticized for its woke casting and handling of the source material, with some arguing that it is a middle finger to Western civilization and literature. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 23, 2026

Nan Aspinwall: The First Woman to Ride Across America Alone

Nan Aspinwall, a skilled trick shooter and rodeo performer, became the highest paid star in Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. She was also the first woman to ride cross-country on horseback, a feat immortalized in pop culture. Her journey reflected the transformation of the Western Frontier from a place of conflict to a mythological ideal of American identity. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 23, 2026

The Runaway Mother Who Helped End the Fugitive Slave Act

In the heart of Philadelphia, a runaway mother named Catherine Thompson desperately held her infant son close as she matched wits with a ruthless slave catcher. The case of Thompson and her son Joel highlights the precarious freedom of black Americans living in the antebellum North, where the forces of slavery still lurked despite the state's history of abolitionism. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 23, 2026

The Story of America: Manifest Destiny [Ep. 26]

The concept of Manifest Destiny, a phrase coined by John O'Sullivan, drove the westward expansion of the United States in the 19th century, leading to the annexation of Texas and the Mexican-American War. However, this expansion also raised questions about the institution of slavery, which would eventually lead to the Compromise of 1850 and the deepening divisions within the nation. [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

July 22, 2026

Why Church History Still Matters

Ordinary Christians should know the scriptures, and understanding it is not the same as submitting to it. The church's emphasis on access to Scripture over knowledge of Scripture has led to biblical illiteracy, and this has significant implications for our faith and our culture. The struggle for authority between the institution and the biblical text is still with us today, and it's essential to know the Scripture to make informed decisions and to avoid false teaching. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show

Todd Starnes

July 22, 2026

Smithsonian: Mickey Mouse is Racist and So Is Being Polite

You might be surprised to learn that Mickey Mouse is not held in high esteem by The Smithsonian There's one museum exhibit that describes Steamboat Willie as a vestige of long-standing traditions of a blackface minstrel show That revelation came during a congressional hearing with Anthea Hartig the director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History Mickey Mouse is racist Now that's just goofy Turns out the Smithsonian has all sorts of woke exhibits and ideology Did you know that being polite is a form of white supremacy Or that you can purchase a children's story book that includes [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

July 22, 2026

Sophie Cunningham Red-Pills Women’s Sports

A discussion about the prevalence of fraud, particularly in the medical industry, and the importance of addressing it. The conversation also touches on the topic of voting, with some individuals suggesting that non-citizens voting is not necessarily fraud. Additionally, the show explores the growing concern about AI and its potential impact on society, including its use in the dating world. Other topics include the perceived control that water bottle brands have over women, the outbreak of explosive diarrhea linked to lettuce, and the high number of parents who believe that therapy is to blame for estranged children. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show

Rich Eisen

July 22, 2026

Hour 2: Matthew Berry Talks 2026 Fantasy Football Season, plus Brockman’s Powerless Rankings

Matthew Berry joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss fantasy football, including his thoughts on quarterback and running back performances, and provides advice on how to approach the fantasy football draft, including the importance of getting the players you want and not being afraid to spend money in auction leagues. [... more]

The Bart Winkler Show

Bart Winkler

July 22, 2026

Trevor Thomas of Inside Wisconsin goes Into The Winklerverse

Trevor Thomas, host of Inside Wisconsin, discusses his passion for storytelling in sports, focusing on the people and stories behind the games, rather than just the X's and O's. He shares his journey from working in radio to launching his own podcast and building a community around it, with a focus on Wisconsin sports culture and entertainment. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 22, 2026

Abraham Lincoln's Final Journey Home

Abraham Lincoln's assassination on April 14th, 1865, sent shockwaves across the nation, and his funeral train journey from Washington, D.C. to Springfield, Illinois, became a grand pageant of mourning, with millions of people paying their respects to the martyred president. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 22, 2026

When Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins Sang Gospel Together

The Million Dollar Quartet session was a historic jam session between four music legends: Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, and Carl Perkins. The session, which took place at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee, was a rare glimpse of the artists' natural talent and camaraderie, and resulted in a unique collection of gospel and rock and roll music. [... more]

Grace To You

John MacArthur

July 22, 2026

Our God-Breathed Bible (B)

The Bible is the Word of God, and its accuracy is evident in its scientific, historical, and prophetic claims. From the creation of the universe to the destruction of cities, the Bible's predictions have been fulfilled with incredible precision. The Bible's inspiration and infallibility are demonstrated through its ability to communicate complex ideas without words, its accuracy in scientific and historical matters, and its fulfillment of prophecies. The Bible is not only a source of spiritual guidance but also a reliable source of knowledge about the world and its workings. [... more]