Zach Gelb discusses the NFL draft, specifically the fall of Chador Sanders from a potential first-round pick to the fifth round, where he was selected by the Cleveland Browns. Gelb shares his analysis of the draft process and the factors that led to Sanders' slide, as well as his expectations for Sanders' future in the NFL. [... more]

The banana, once a novelty, became America's and the world's most popular fruit, but its rise to fame was marked by a series of conflicts, economic exploitation, and the threat of disease. From its origins in Southeast Asia to its current status as a global commodity, the banana's story is one of politics, trade, and the human impact on the environment. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including border control, socialism, Christianity, free speech, censorship, art, money laundering, politics, Florida man, cyberbullying, transgender athletes, vaccines, lockdowns, government overreach, and the Secret Service's actions in Massachusetts. [... more]

A Florida man's alleged plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange and a series of bizarre stories involving Florida residents, including a man who found a $40,000 engagement ring and returned it, and a cryptocurrency investor who spent $6.24 million on a banana duct-taped to a wall, have left many scratching their heads. Meanwhile, a Michigan medical examiner is urging hunters to get checkups after three died from heart attacks, and a California restaurant owner is speaking out about the state's outdated IT system and $2 million software grant that failed to prevent massive unemployment insurance fraud. [... more]

The potential appointment of Matt Gates as Attorney General is being questioned, with some speculating that it's a 4D chess move by Trump to avoid the House Ethics Committee's report on Gates' past. Meanwhile, the Keystone XL pipeline is set to be revived, and California's gas regulations are causing prices to skyrocket. The Trump administration is also facing criticism over its handling of immigration and cabinet picks. [... more]

Reflecting on unexpected abundance in life, the author shares a personal experience of receiving a large quantity of bananas and connects it to God's lavish pouring out of grace, faith, and love, as seen in the life of Apostle Paul, who was shown mercy and became a testament to God's patience and generosity. [... more]

The banana, once a novelty, has become the world's fourth major food, with Americans consuming over 3 million tons each year. However, the Cavendish, the dominant export species, is now vulnerable to mutated strains and Panama disease, threatening the global banana supply. Scientists are exploring genetically modified Cavendish's and breeding fungus-resistant versions of the Big Mike to ensure the future of the banana trade. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL Combine, quarterback prospects, and his interactions with players like J.J. McCarthy. He also talks to Jeffrey Ross about his new movie, Ricky's to Nicky, and his upcoming one-man show, Take a Banana for the Ride, which explores themes of resilience and comedy. [... more]

The banana, a staple fruit in many cultures, has a rich and complex history that spans thousands of years. From its origins in Southeast Asia to its global trade and economic impact, the banana has played a significant role in shaping the world's food culture. But with the rise of the Cavendish banana, the fruit's future is uncertain, and scientists are racing to find a solution to the Panama disease that threatens the world's export bananas. [... more]

Michigan's college football program is under scrutiny for sign stealing allegations, with some questioning the leadership of coach Jim Harbaugh. The NCAA and Big Ten conference are investigating the matter, which could have significant implications for the team's future. [... more]

The two-tiered justice system in the US is under scrutiny as President Trump faces multiple federal cases, while his opponents are accused of corruption and abuse of power. The situation in Ukraine, where a former prosecutor was fired for investigating Burisma, raises questions about the Biden family's involvement. The ACLJ is fighting for liberty and freedom, defending whistleblowers and representing clients in court. [... more]

God instructs us to have no other gods before him and not to bow down to them or worship them, yet we often create our own idols and graven gods, such as wealth, lust, or success, and maintain museums of sin in our hearts. He knows our true satisfaction lies only in our love for him. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NBA playoffs, with a focus on the Warriors' Draymond Green being suspended for a game due to a flagrant foul. The show also delves into the NFL draft, with a look at quarterback prospects Trey Lance, Bryce Young, and CJ Stroud, as well as the possibility of the Texans passing on a quarterback at the second overall pick. [... more]

The banana, America's and the world's most popular fruit, has a rich history dating back to 8000 BC. From its domestication in Southeast Asia to its global trade and cultural significance, the banana has played a crucial role in shaping human history. With its unique characteristics and adaptability, the banana has become a staple in many cuisines, but its future is uncertain as it faces threats from disease and genetic mutations. [... more]

The banana is the world's fourth major food, with Americans alone eating more than three million tons each year. However, the Cavendish variety, which accounts for nearly half of the world's export bananas, is proving vulnerable to mutated strains of Panama disease, threatening the global supply. [... more]

The story of Robert Todd Lincoln, the only child of Abraham Lincoln to survive to adulthood, who went on to have a distinguished career in politics and business. Meanwhile, Osiris Hoyle, a Mexican immigrant, shares his journey from selling newspapers on a bike to becoming the owner of a successful food truck business, District Taco. The History Guy explores the fascinating history of the banana, from its domestication in Southeast Asia to its rise as a global commodity, and the impact of the banana trade on politics and economies around the world. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of the church in our lives, highlighting its role in worship, evangelism, and learning. He shares stories of how the early church in Acts 2 was a vibrant and thriving community, and how we can apply its principles to our own lives. The pastor also discusses the importance of forgiveness and how it can transform us, using the example of baseball player Darryl Strawberry's journey to forgiveness. [... more]

A discussion on the potential transition from a constitutional republic to a banana republic based on allegations of widespread voter fraud and the impact of mail-in ballots on election integrity, with a focus on the implications for Christians and the importance of maintaining a biblical worldview. [... more]

The host shares personal stories of how he's seen the fruit of his labor and how it's led to a deeper connection with God. He emphasizes the importance of listening to God and not letting distractions get in the way of bearing much fruit. He also talks about the concept of 'nipping it in the bud' and how it relates to catching distractions before they take over. [... more]

Ray Comfort, a renowned evangelist and apologist, shares his experiences and insights on evangelism, apologetics, and the importance of standing firm in one's faith, even in the face of ridicule and criticism. He discusses his latest film, The Fool, and how it has led to unexpected opportunities for sharing the gospel with atheists and non-believers. Comfort also addresses the issue of social justice and how it can be a gospel issue, but warns against prioritizing it over the proclamation of the gospel. He emphasizes the need for Christians to be bold in their conversations and to pray for greater love for people, rather than less fear. [... more]