Eating in alignment with God's original intent for human health, as outlined in Genesis 1 29, is key to achieving Kingdom Health. This involves not only what we eat, but also when we eat, and how much we eat, as well as avoiding ultra-processed foods that can harm our metabolism and microbiome. [... more]

The alarming rates of chronic disease among American children and adults are linked to the widespread consumption of ultra-processed foods, which are designed to be addictive and nutrient-depleted. Experts argue that the food industry and pharmaceutical industry are economically benefiting from patients' illnesses, and that policy changes are needed to promote healthier food options and reduce the prevalence of chronic diseases. [... more]

Justin Jefferson discusses his life as a model and NFL player, his contract with the Vikings, and the challenges of being a top receiver in the league. He also talks about the upcoming season, his relationship with quarterback Sam Darnold, and the impact of player movement on dynasties in the NBA and NFL. [... more]

The American healthcare system is incentivized to keep people sick, with the pharmaceutical industry profiting from chronic disease. The food system is also a major contributor, with ultra-processed foods leading to metabolic dysfunction and chronic conditions. Experts argue that the solution lies in addressing the root causes of these issues, rather than just treating the symptoms with medications like Ozempic. [... more]

Believers can achieve the best health of their lives by following five biblical keys: having a vision, commitment, God's plan, renewing the mind, and God's eating plan. By understanding and applying these principles, individuals can experience kingdom health and live a life of vitality and energy. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the US-Mexico border, with President Biden announcing executive orders to address the issue. The conversation also touches on immigration reform, border security, and the impact of ultra-processed foods on metabolic health. Additionally, the topic of the Israel-Palestine conflict and the role of Hamas in the Gaza Strip is discussed, as well as the US politics and the upcoming election in 2024. [... more]

The American food system is rooted in toxic ultra-processed foods, contributing to the country's metabolic health crisis. Dr. Casey Means, a Stanford-trained physician, explains how conventional medicine is failing to address the issue, and how the financial incentives of the healthcare system perpetuate the problem. She advocates for a shift towards fresh, whole foods and a more sustainable approach to healthcare, arguing that awareness and policy changes can help reverse the trend of chronic disease and obesity. [... more]

Discussion on the latest news and events, including the Trump trial, the situation in Rafah, the controversy surrounding Justice Alito's wife, and the launch of Ultra Right Beer. The conversation also touches on the Native American curator at the Met Museum and the upcoming trial of Hunter Biden. [... more]

Dana Lashes discusses various news stories, including a Florida woman who flipped off a deputy and made a bomb threat at a Page Field Airport, and a calendar controversy involving women in swimsuits. She also talks about feminism, conservative politics, and the absurdity of some news stories. [... more]

Grass fed, grass finished red meat is a nutrient-dense food that can help ward off excess adiposity and promote brain health. Fatty fish like salmon are also a great source of omega-3 fatty acids, essential for brain function. Maintaining a vigorous exercise routine, particularly resistance training, can help fight against aging and age-related decline. A whole foods diet, minimally processed and rich in fiber, is optimal for overall health and brain function. [... more]

Dana Lashes shares a series of bizarre stories, including a Florida man trying to dispose of fentanyl down a drain, a naked man running through Naples, and a squirrel rescue gone wrong. She also discusses animal testing, conservative beer, and the struggles of getting a new beer brand into stores. [... more]

A conservative beer company, Ultra Right Beer, is gaining popularity for its nostalgic marketing and commitment to traditional values. The company's calendar features conservative women in swimsuits, a departure from the more provocative images often seen in beer marketing. The company's founder, Seth Weathers, discusses the importance of promoting healthy and positive body images, particularly for women. Meanwhile, a controversy surrounding Bud Light's sponsorship deal with the UFC has sparked a boycott, with some arguing that the company's apology was insufficient and that the deal was a sellout. [... more]

The Biden family is under investigation for financial impropriety, with Hunter Biden refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena. The investigation has uncovered evidence of money laundering and shell companies used to hide millions of dollars in transactions. Meanwhile, Ultra Right Beer is making a statement on patriotism and conservative values with its marketing and product, sparking a boycott and debate about what it means to be a patriot. [... more]

Ultra-Orthodox Jews who oppose the modern state of Israel use terms like 'Zionists are just like the Nazis' to describe their stance, citing the destruction of Judaism and the Jewish people. The Satmar Hasidim and Natori Karta are two groups that strongly oppose the modern state of Israel, with Natori Karta going as far as meeting with Palestinian leaders and siding with terrorists. The Christian Embassy in Jerusalem has made significant headway in showing the true face of Jesus and expressing unconditional love and support for the Jewish people, with Prime Minister Naftali Bennett acknowledging Christian support for Israel as 'legendary'. The conflict in the Middle East is complex, with Hamas and Iran playing a significant role, and the Christian community must be aware of the radical Islamic ideology that drives these groups. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics, including a Florida man accused of killing his wife, anti-Semitism on college campuses, a 71-year-old man charged with first-degree murder for stabbing a six-year-old boy and his mother, and the State Department's funding of Hamas. [... more]

The story of Old Dominic Distillery, a Memphis family business that dates back to 1859, is a testament to perseverance and innovation. From its humble beginnings as a fruit cart to its current status as a leading whiskey distillery, the company has overcome numerous challenges, including Prohibition, to produce some of the finest whiskeys in the South. Meanwhile, a new podcast explores the challenges and triumphs of people living with myasthenia gravis, a rare neuromuscular condition. And in the world of technology, electric vehicles are revolutionizing the way we travel, while female distillers are breaking down barriers in the whiskey industry. [... more]

Trey Boston, a former NFL safety, discusses his new show Fast Home Rescue on the Weather Channel, where he and his wife help people rebuild their homes after natural disasters. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen's show explores the value of running backs in the NFL, comparing them to kickers, and delves into the world of food, specifically French cuisine and cheese. Additionally, the show touches on the topic of UFOs and a reported sighting at a school. [... more]

A conservative dad creates a 100% woke-free American beer, Ultra Right, in response to the Bud Light controversy, aiming to promote patriotism and conservative values. The beer's success is attributed to its viral social media campaign, which would not have been possible without Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter. The conservative movement is using the beer as a catalyst to register more conservatives to vote and promote their values. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the Trump indictment, the Presidential Records Act, and the Espionage Act, as well as the situation with China, Taiwan, and Cuba, and the immigration policies of the Biden administration. [... more]

Jesse Palmer, the host of The Bachelor, reminisces about his time as a quarterback in the NFL, playing for the New York Giants, and his experience on the show. He discusses his friendship with Rich Eisen and shares stories about his time in the locker room with other notable players, including Eli Manning and Tiki Barber. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the Aramaic primacy debate, the Jewish community's handling of physical and sexual abuse, and the importance of understanding the New Testament's teachings on spiritual gifts and the return of Jesus. [... more]

The Israeli elections have resulted in a strong return to power for Benjamin Netanyahu, forming a coalition with ultra-Orthodox Jews and religious Zionists. This shift to the right has raised concerns about the impact on Israeli democracy, the treatment of Palestinians, and the role of the Supreme Court. The coalition's platform includes annexation of West Bank settlements, expulsion of asylum seekers, and political control of the judicial system, sparking warnings that this could fundamentally change the way Israel operates as a nation. [... more]

Developing great habits is key to spiritual growth and living a life that honors God. Great Christians cultivate habits that bring them closer to God and transform their lives, while those who fail to prioritize God's will often become conformed to the world. By taking out the trash, doing their own dishes, and putting God first, individuals can experience a profound transformation and become more like Christ. [... more]

The Democrats' move to expand the Supreme Court and the implications of court packing, the Biden administration's Middle East trip and its effects on the region, and the importance of understanding the Constitution and separation of powers. [... more]

The Uvalde Texas Massacre raises questions about the Deep State's involvement in the mental health system and the FBI's corruption. The incident highlights the need for voter integrity and border control, while also sparking a Christian resistance against the government's agenda. [... more]

Rabbi Chaim Kanievski, a revered ultra-Orthodox rabbi in Israel, believed in the imminent coming of the Messiah, citing traditional Jewish texts and prophecies. His statements and predictions sparked interest and debate among Jewish communities, with some seeing signs of the times and others questioning the authenticity of his claims. Meanwhile, a caller to the show inquired about the process of making aliyah, or becoming a citizen of Israel, and the challenges faced by Messianic Jews in Israel. The conversation also touched on the topic of Abraham's background and the traditional Jewish view of his faith, as well as the concept of irresistible grace and its relation to Abraham's conversion. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the controversy surrounding Yiddish Bibles being sent to ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities, the goal of reaching out to these communities with the message of Yeshua, and the importance of understanding Jewish prophecy and the Old and New Testaments. [... more]

To run the Christian race effectively, one must focus on the present, letting go of past mistakes and influences. Paul's words in Philippians 3 emphasize the importance of concentration, direction, dedication, and collaboration in pursuing a life of faith. Just like an ultra marathon requires endurance, the Christian life demands perseverance and a commitment to spiritual growth. [... more]

Jerry Smith, a 41-year veteran of the water business, shares his journey to creating Lebleu Ultra-Pure Bottled Water, a company that prioritizes purity and hydration. He discusses the importance of drinking pure water for overall health and how his Christian faith influences his business practices. [... more]

Naftali Bennett, a religious Jew and leader of the Yamina party, is set to become the first kippah-wearing prime minister in Israel's history, leading a coalition government with left-wing and Islamist parties. The ultra-Orthodox community is fiercely opposing him, citing concerns over funding and the impact on their way of life. Meanwhile, Messianic Jews are cautiously optimistic about the new government, seeing it as a potential opportunity for greater cooperation and understanding between different Jewish groups. [... more]

The tragic loss of life at Mount Meiron has sparked a range of reactions from different parts of the Jewish community, from the ultra-Orthodox to the secular. Meanwhile, in Israeli politics, Prime Minister Netanyahu's inability to form a coalition government has led to a possible unity government between centrist and right-wing parties, with Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid at the helm. As the Jewish people grapple with these complex issues, Messianic Jews continue to share their faith with others, highlighting the importance of Jewish outreach and the need for unity and understanding within the community. [... more]

In the midst of a difficult year, God is causing good things to happen for believers. The gospel is being proclaimed boldly, and clarity is being brought on where Christian leaders stand on the issues of the day. Christians are prioritizing the important things in life, such as their faith, family, and fellowship within the church. God's sovereignty is on display, and believers can trust in His goodness and faithfulness. [... more]

The protests in Hong Kong have raised concerns about the erosion of individual liberties and the threat of authoritarian government. Christians in Hong Kong and around the world are watching closely as the situation unfolds, and the implications for freedom of speech and self-protection are being debated. As the leftward turn in the United States gains momentum, Christians are being warned about the dangers of sacrificing individual liberties for the sake of equality and security. [... more]