On this episode of Our American Stories William A Scott III went to war for a country that still treated him as a second-class citizen Drafted into the segregated U S Army in the young Morehouse College photographer served with an all-Black combat engineer battalion as Patton's Third Army pushed across Europe Then came an assignment Scott could never have prepared for Buchenwald Scott had seen Army films depicting Nazi atrocities and dismissed them as propaganda At Buchenwald he discovered they were horrifyingly real Camera in hand Scott began documenting what he saw until the depravity around him became almost [... more]
On this episode of Our American Stories Fernando Arroyo knew exactly what he wanted to do after watching the September attacks unfold from his high school classroom Within weeks he enlisted in the U S Army and volunteered for the nd Airborne Division By Arroyo was fighting in Fallujah where his first combat mission ended with him killing an insurgent and confronting a question that would follow him home What kind of man had war made him After three combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan Arroyo returned home carrying nightmares anger and a loss of purpose he couldn't escape Eventually [... more]
Packers QB Jordan Love tells Rich how his close bond with Green Bay Head Coach Matt LaFleur has helped his growth as a quarterback reveals what he learned while backing up -time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers breaks down the Pack's receiving options featuring a mix of veterans returning from injury and young player looking to level up and discusses the team's unsatisfying end to their season and their rivalry with the Chicago Bears Rich reacts to Von Miller's first press conference with the Dallas Cowboys and previews the Bears' season with the top questions facing QB Caleb Williams HC Ben [... more]
The Todd Starnes Show discusses various topics including family values, veterans support, and the importance of protecting the family unit. The show also covers the FedEx St. Jude Championship golf tournament and its philanthropic efforts. Additionally, the show touches on the White House press secretary's departure and the potential implications for the role. The Health and Human Services report on transgender treatments is also discussed, highlighting the potential for financial fraud and the need for accountability. The U.S. Senate election in Iowa is also a focus, with Congresswoman Ashley Hinson discussing her campaign and the importance of holding the line against liberal policies. [... more]
Tom Morton shares his harrowing story of serving in the US Marines in Afghanistan, where he lost his mentor and a fellow soldier in a tragic accident. He recounts the lessons he learned from his experiences, including the importance of setting bars and embracing the suck, and how he found solace in creative expression through carpentry and motorcycle repair. Tom's story is a powerful exploration of the human spirit and the challenges faced by combat veterans in their transition to civilian life. [... more]
Carlos Hathcock, a legendary Marine Corps sniper, is remembered for his exceptional marksmanship and bravery during the Vietnam War. He held the record for the highest bounty ever placed on a Marine and was known for his talents in tracking and hunting. Hathcock's story is a testament to his dedication to his job and his country, and his legacy continues to inspire and awe. [... more]
The discussion revolves around the threat of socialism and communism, particularly in the context of Iran and the Middle East. The conversation also touches on national security, military leadership, and the importance of character in politics. Additionally, the topic of fentanyl and its impact on society is discussed, as well as the issue of social media predation and the need for protection of children. [... more]
A journalist discovers the stories of two ordinary soldiers, a black man from the South and a Jewish man from New York, whose names were on Alan Alda's dog tags from the TV show MASH, and explores how their experiences connect to American history. [... more]
A former enlisted service member recounts his tumultuous journey through the racist challenges of navigating veterans' affairs. President Trump announces plans to expand tariffs in Canada to account for pollution damage from ongoing wildfires. The White House releases a fact-check of Trump's election security speech, detailing multiple security breaches in elections concealed by the self-proclaimed shadow government and the Biden administration. A surrogate mother is being sued by sodomites after the baby conceived in vitro fertilization was found to have a cleft lip and possibly a cleft palate, along with a heart defect. The Save America Act aims to ensure fair elections and prevent illegal mail and ballots. [... more]
The story of We Were Soldiers, a Hollywood film about the Vietnam War, is told by writer-director Randall Wallace. The film shows the American soldier as he should be shown, not as a doper or a guy playing Russian roulette. It's a personal story of leadership, courage, and devotion, and it's a testament to the bravery of the American soldier in Vietnam. [... more]
On April 25th, 1976, Rick Monday, a former U.S. Marine Corps Reserve member, defended the American flag from being burned by two hippies at Dodger Stadium during a baseball game. His actions sparked an emotional response from fans and have become a celebrated moment in sports history, symbolizing the power of patriotism and personal conviction. [... more]
Guests share their gratitude for being American, highlighting the country's unique blend of freedom, faith, and opportunity. They discuss the importance of preserving these values, the dangers of socialism, and the need for spiritual awakening in the face of persecution and moral decline. [... more]
The origins of NASCAR are rooted in the moonshine trade of the 1920s and 1930s, where southern farmers would modify their cars to outrun revenue agents and eventually develop the sport of stock car racing. The early days of NASCAR were marked by rebellious drivers and a lack of rules, but the sport eventually grew into a multi-billion dollar industry with a fan base that doubled in the 1990s. [... more]
Demarcus Beasley, a U.S. soccer legend, shares his insights on the current U.S. men's national team, comparing their close-knit group dynamic to his own 2002 team. Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford's career is analyzed, with experts discussing his potential to play into his 40s and the Rams' Super Bowl chances. The NBA draft is also discussed, with a debate on the quality of talent outside the lottery picks. [... more]
Rich Eisen discusses the latest in sports, including the NFL and NBA, and shares his power rankings of the top defenses in the league. He also talks about the quarterback competition in Las Vegas and Minnesota, and shares his thoughts on the upcoming season. [... more]
Reconciling the past with the present, Joy Neal Kidney shares a heartwarming story of her father's life as a World War II pilot, revealing a new side of the man she knew as a devoted farmer. Through her journey, she discovers the parallels between her father's experiences as a young lieutenant and his later life as a farmer, highlighting the values of patriotism, hard work, and dedication. [... more]
The World Cup is coming, and Bank of America is heavily invested. Meanwhile, the US economy is growing, but gas prices are a concern. In California, the governor's race is heating up, with Spencer Pratt and Graham Plattner vying for the top spot. The Iran war continues, with the US and its allies trying to bring Iran's nuclear program under control. Sanctions are in place, but the situation in the Middle East remains volatile. Politics is at play, with various leaders trying to navigate the complex situation. [... more]
A Gold Star wife's request for a photo at her husband's grave site at Arlington National Cemetery sparks a heartwarming response from the American people, while Speaker Mike Johnson discusses the importance of patriotism, the economy, and national security, and a Texas primary election heats up with conservative candidates vying for office. [... more]
A personal story of Memorial Day and its significance to the narrator, who reflects on the sacrifices made by family members and others in past wars, including World War II, and the importance of honoring those who have died serving their country. [... more]
Peter Rosenberger shares his personal connection to Memorial Day, reflecting on his father's experiences as a Navy chaplain, and the weight of delivering casualty notifications. He also interviews Lieutenant Colonel Michael Frazier, a military chaplain, about the history of the chaplaincy and the importance of remembering the fallen. [... more]
Evangelist Tim Lee shares his personal story of transformation from a rebellious teenager to a Marine who lost his legs in Vietnam, and how God called him to preach. He reflects on the significance of Memorial Day, honoring those who gave their lives for their country, and connects it to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who gave his life for humanity's salvation. [... more]
Memorial Day is a time to remember the sacrifices of those who served in the military, and to honor the freedom that they fought for. It's a day to reflect on the importance of service and the value of the lives lost in battle. As we celebrate this holiday, we're reminded of the brave men and women who have given their lives for our country, and we're grateful for the freedom to live in a nation where we can worship and serve God without fear of persecution. [... more]
A real-life Rosie the Riveter shares her story of working in airplane factories during World War II, overcoming adversity, and inspiring patriotism in the next generation. Her experiences highlight the importance of women in the workforce, the power of American spirit, and the enduring legacy of those who served during the war. [... more]
Mark Schmitz shares the story of his son, Marine Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz, who was killed in a suicide bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, and how his father is working to honor his legacy through the Freedom 13, a mental health retreat for veterans and their families. [... more]
Linnaeus Strovers, a funeral home employee, takes it upon herself to reconnect unclaimed urns with their families, including veterans, and organizes a mass burial with military honors for those who have no one to claim them. [... more]
Lieutenant Colonel Dan Rooney, a former F-16 pilot and founder of Folds of Honor, discusses his decision to run for Congress in Oklahoma's first district. He emphasizes the importance of having combat veterans in Washington, D.C. and his experience serving in the Air Force and National Guard. Rooney also shares his thoughts on the war in Iran and the need for energy independence in the U.S. [... more]
Javon Evans shares his experiences as a young wrestler, including his first WrestleMania experience and his interactions with legends like CM Punk, Roman Reigns, and John Cena. The podcast also discusses the upcoming WrestleMania event and the challenges of being a wrestler, including the importance of life insurance and taxes. [... more]
Toby Madrid, an atomic marine, shares his experience of being part of a nuclear test in Nevada in 1952. He describes the intense blast, the mushroom cloud, and the aftermath, highlighting the sacrifices made by soldiers during pivotal moments in history. [... more]
Major General James Mukayama shares his story of moral injury, an invisible wound of war, and how forgiveness and grace can help heal the emotional trauma experienced by veterans. He discusses the importance of addressing moral injury, which is different from PTSD, and how it can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, and unworthiness. [... more]
In 1866, a group of Irish American Civil War veterans, united under the Fenian Brotherhood, embarked on a bold mission to invade Canada and hold it hostage in exchange for Ireland's independence. Led by John O'Neill, the ragtag army of 800 men crossed the Niagara River and planted the Irish flag on British soil, sparking a series of battles and raids that would become a pivotal moment in Canadian history. [... more]
The discussion revolves around the influence of Alexander Dugin's ideology on the American conservative movement, particularly the concept of Russian National Socialism, and how it is being used as a PSYOP to manipulate and control the narrative, fragment the American right, and undermine American interests and values. [... more]
Paul Monty, a Gold Star father, fought to place flags on every grave at the Massachusetts National Cemetery, every memorial, and Veterans Day. His story inspired a country song, 'I Drive Your Truck,' which won the Country Music Association's Award for Song of the Year in 2013. [... more]
Camilo Venegas recounts his experiences during the Vietnam War, including his time in combat, the loss of friends, and the difficulties of adjusting to life after the war. He shares his story of returning home, struggling with PTSD, and the mistreatment he and other veterans received from the government and their own citizens. [... more]
Brian Kilmead discusses various topics including Iran, Gavin Newsom, Veterans Affairs, Doug Collins, Lucas Siminar, vetclaims.ai, VA disability, transition period, base zero, disability ratings, Purple Heart recipient, and more. [... more]
Brett Evanoff, a US Army veteran, discovers he has a 26-year-old son he never knew and reunites with him and his family through a series of adventures in Southeast Asia. Along the way, he tracks down a lost dog tag belonging to a fellow veteran, reuniting him with a piece of his past. [... more]
The discussion revolves around the current situation in Iran, the role of ICE in immigration, the challenges faced by veterans, and the impact of regulation on the economy. The conversation also touches on the Pentagon's bureaucracy and the efforts of Secretary Pete Hegseth to reform it. [... more]
The GAR Cemetery in Miami, Oklahoma, is a unique burial ground that honors both Union and Confederate soldiers. The cemetery's office manager, Nancy Brough, shares stories of the history and legacy of the cemetery, including the tale of Booger Red, a Wild West bronc writer, and the 15 British cadets who lost their lives during World War II training. [... more]
A eulogy for a father who served in the Navy, worked as a repairman, and was a devoted family man, highlighting his accomplishments, values, and legacy. [... more]
A local rancher shares his story of being a POW during the Battle of the Bulge, where he and other prisoners sang 'Silent Night' to calm the situation, and a poem is read about a soldier lying alone on Christmas Eve, highlighting the sacrifices made by soldiers for freedom. [... more]
The Brown University shooter has been identified as a year-old Portuguese National and a former Brown student who suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound The suspect was found after being exposed on Reddit Ben Shapiro UNLEASHES On Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson at TPUSA's Americafest A megachurch's Christmas show features Frosty the Snowman sung to the tune of AC DCs Thunderstruck Netflix cancels 'Boots' Queer military dramedy after just one season Two Haitians are arrested charged in an alleged scheme to fraudulently obtain millions in SNAP benefits in Massachusetts John Launius from Shihan Wellness joins us to break down how aromatherapy [... more]
Memphis Tigers football fans are excited about the new head coach Charles Huff, who has a beautiful family and a passion for pouring into young men. Meanwhile, businesses in South Memphis are suffering due to the presence of the federal task force, with some owners reporting a 30-40% decline in business. In other news, Rhonda Odell is running for the Shelby County Commission, District 1, and is advocating for bringing county services to the suburbs. Additionally, the Affordable Care Act is facing a vote in the House, and the Better Business Bureau is warning about online puppy scams, which have been trending down but still pose a threat to consumers. [... more]
Veterans share their experiences and struggles with mental health after combat, highlighting the importance of writing and storytelling to process and share their stories, and to bridge the gap between military and civilian lives. [... more]
Army Ranger Michael Schlitz recounts his harrowing experience during the Iraq War, where he was severely burned and lost his hands. He shares his journey of recovery, adaptation, and finding purpose after his injury, and highlights the importance of supporting fellow veterans who struggle with PTSD and TBI. [... more]
Dennis Holt, a native of Abilene, Texas, lost his eye in a Vietnam War battle and went on to live a life of service, marriage, and family, becoming a model for young men and a true American hero. [... more]
George Washington's unwavering commitment to the principles of the Constitution and his selfless leadership during the Revolutionary War have made him a symbol of American values and a true superhero. He inspired a nation to stand up for its freedom and defend its principles, setting a precedent for future generations of military service and heroism. Today, we celebrate the long, unbroken line of civilian military service and heroism that has defended freedom not just here but across the globe. [... more]
The history and significance of Veterans Day, including its origins as Armistice Day and the use of Blue Star and Gold Star banners to honor those who served and sacrificed during World War I and other conflicts. [... more]
The collapse of integrity within the courtroom, corruption from within, and the threat of AI replacing people and institutions are discussed. The importance of transparency and accountability in government and the need for a level playing field in international trade are also highlighted. [... more]
Hearing from veterans about how their service experience affected their walk with God, and the correlation between serving a nation and serving as a soldier of the cross, with the armor of God as a guiding principle. [... more]
The Todd Sterns Radio Show honors veterans on Veterans Day, discussing President Trump's support for the military and his efforts to save the Veterans Day Parade in 1995. The show also touches on Marjorie Taylor Greene's comments about inflation and the economy, Nikki Haley's son's conservative views, and the controversy surrounding H-1B visas. Additionally, the show covers the Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley, the lack of security, and the importance of conservative values on campus. The hosts also discuss the economy, inflation, and the concerns of Gen Z voters, as well as the importance of business leaders in government. [... more]
President Trump's meeting with the Syrian leader has sparked controversy, with some questioning the worthiness of the risk. Meanwhile, the FBI is under scrutiny for its handling of cases, and Veterans Day is celebrated with a focus on the sacrifices of military personnel. [... more]
Throughout the day, the voices of military veterans who live right here in the Mid-South will be heard, celebrating and saluting the men and women who have served our great nation. The administration is working to address the housing crisis and lower gas prices, but it's a complex issue that will take time to resolve. Meanwhile, the National Guard is making a positive impact in Memphis, and the city is seeing a decrease in crime. [... more]
North Carolina's veterans have expanded access to services, including health care providers, housing assistance, schools, and other support services. The state's tax competitiveness has improved, but there is still room for improvement. A libel lawsuit against a member of Congress has been moved to federal court, and the federal government is on track to reopen within the next couple of days. [... more]
Emily Campano, author of Under His Wings, shares inspiring stories of faith on the front lines, including her own family's military service, and highlights the importance of patriotism, faith, and freedom in the military. She discusses the challenges faced by veterans, including PTSD and survivors' guilt, and the role of chaplains in supporting them. Campano also shares stories of brave men and women who have found peace and purpose in their faith, even in the midst of war and chaos. [... more]
A new perspective on the lives of World War II veterans, who are often referred to as the Greatest Generation, but are also known as the wounded generation due to the invisible wounds they brought home with them. Research into Alzheimer's disease is also underway, with breakthroughs in early onset treatment and the potential for routine screening with a simple blood test. [... more]
Sculptor Sabin Howard shares his experience creating the National World War One Memorial, which aims to show the transformation of war historically and its impact on soldiers. He also discusses the importance of understanding the effects of war on individuals and society, and how it can be a catalyst for change. [... more]
Oliver Halley recounts his experiences in the Vietnam War, including a pivotal moment when he learned his family's Jewish heritage, and how it shaped his life. He also shares his 28-year career with the FBI, where he worked to help others, and his experiences as a Vietnam veteran, including the impact of Ronald Reagan's dedication of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. [... more]
A tribute to soldiers who fell, recorded by Tony Dolan, a Pulitzer Prize winner, for all those who served, and a reflection on the sacrifice and honor of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. [... more]
The story of We Were Soldiers, a motion picture about the Vietnam War, is told by writer-director Randall Wallace. The film shows the American soldier as he really was in Vietnam, not as a doper or a guy playing Russian roulette. It's a story of leadership, courage, and devotion, and how Hollywood finally got the story of the Vietnam War right. [... more]
On April 25th, 1976, Rick Monday, a Major League Baseball player, made a historic play by saving the American flag from being burned by two hippies at Dodger Stadium. This act of patriotism has become one of the most celebrated moments in sports history, reminding the country that patriotism can show itself in unexpected places. [... more]
A former artist turned Army photojournalist shares his remarkable story of joining the military at 40, serving in Afghanistan, and capturing award-winning photographs of his fellow soldiers in action. From contemplating suicide to earning his combat action badge, Ken Scar's journey is a testament to the power of redemption and the importance of telling the stories of those who serve. [... more]
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