College students need to develop good financial habits early on to set themselves up for financial success. 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 about financial responsibilities and the importance of aligning one's financial goals with their values. [... more]

The host discusses the All-Star Game, the Brewers' performance, and the nostalgia of baseball. He also talks about his personal experiences, such as his love for the Brewers and his frustration with the Cubs. Additionally, he explores the topic of fandom, comparing his own fandom to that of Grant Bills, and discusses the use of AI in sports journalism. [... more]

Warren Buffett's remarkable investing career is a testament to the power of patience, discipline, and biblical wisdom. His approach to investing, which emphasizes staying disciplined when others panic, has led to incredible success. Buffett's timeless lessons, such as the importance of diversifying holdings and keeping emotions in check, are valuable for investors of all levels. By applying these principles, individuals can build wealth and achieve financial peace of mind. [... more]

Caitlin Clark's injury has left the WNBA in limbo, while the Espy Awards are gearing up for a star-studded event. Meanwhile, college football is heating up, with the SEC and Big Twelve conferences vying for dominance. Bill Belichick's coaching debut at North Carolina is also generating buzz, and the NFL is preparing for its rookie class of 2025. [... more]

The college football season is approaching, with many teams vying for a spot in the playoff. The SEC and Big Ten conferences are expected to dominate, but the Big 12 and ACC are also strong contenders. With conference realignment and NIL deals changing the landscape, teams will need to adapt to stay competitive. Meanwhile, Bill Belichick is making headlines as he begins his coaching career at North Carolina. [... more]

The great white throne judgment is the final judgment of the world, where sinners stand before a holy and just God to give an account for their sins. Jesus Christ, the one who did all he could to save man, will judge those who have rejected him. The judgment will be based on the evil works of the unsaved, and the books will be consulted to demonstrate that a man has provided himself with no alibi for rejecting God. [... more]

In the 1870s, the American West was a refuge for outcasts, where a legend was forged in the harsh and lawless place. Billy the Kid, a young cowboy and gunfighter, became the leader of the regulators in the Lincoln County War, a conflict that raged for two years and left many dead. The kid's exploits defy the imagination, and his story continues to captivate historians and the public alike. [... more]

Discovering new aspects of oneself through songwriting and music, overcoming fears and weaknesses to tap into creativity and inspiration, and learning to navigate vulnerability and self-discovery in the process of making music. [... more]

The college football season is approaching, with the SEC and other conferences navigating the complexities of the NIL and transfer portal. Meanwhile, Nick Saban's potential return to coaching has sparked debate, and Bill Belichick's first season with North Carolina is generating interest. [... more]

College football playoff expansion is a topic of debate, with the SEC and Big Ten holding voting control over the future format. The SEC is open to having more at-large berths, while the Big Ten wants uniform scheduling among conferences. Meanwhile, coaches like Nick Saban and Brian Kelly face pressure to perform, and the SEC's dominance is being questioned. [... more]

Understanding our God-given wiring shapes the way we communicate, relate to others, and make financial decisions. The blue temperament, characterized by perfectionism and order, often views money as a means of safety and security, and values correct conversations. This approach can be both a strength and a weakness in financial planning, requiring balance and collaboration to avoid paralysis and overanalysis. [... more]

A 76-year-old patent attorney, Barbara Ray Venter, has been solving cold cases without ever leaving her house using a technique called investigative genetic genealogy. She has helped solve several high-profile cases, including the Golden State killer and a serial rapist known as John Doe No. 147. Venter's work has raised concerns about privacy, but she believes the benefits of using genetic genealogy in crime solving outweigh the risks. [... more]

Homelessness looks different than what many people think, with families and individuals struggling to make ends meet due to various challenges. Christians have a responsibility to be proactive in helping their neighbors in need, and small actions such as providing care packages and resource lists can make a significant difference. Local churches and organizations are working together to provide support and create communities that wrap people in love, care, and resources, giving them the dignity to take control of their lives. [... more]

A five-year-old girl named Bella is kidnapped by a 48-year-old man, Bill Mix, who offers her a better life in exchange for her father's pet parrot. A mother, Lisa, in Utah, receives a strong spiritual feeling that the girl doesn't belong with the man and calls the police, leading to Bella's rescue. The family is grateful for Lisa's intervention, and she credits it to God's divine intervention. Years later, Bill Mix is eligible for parole, but thanks to the efforts of Bella's sister, Clara, and Lisa, his parole is denied. The story highlights the importance of trusting one's gut feelings and the need for stricter laws to protect child victims. [... more]

The US national soccer team's performance in the Gold Cup and the potential transfer of Patrick Ajuman from Charlotte FC to Derby County SC is discussed. The team's lack of identity and inconsistent play are also addressed. Meanwhile, the hosts discuss the upcoming ACC Football Media Days and the potential appearance of Bill Belichick, as well as the music of summer and the songs that are starting to be deemed 'songs of the summer'. [... more]

Gavin Newsom hopes the tragedy in Texas will humble Trump The Secret Service suspends personnel without pay or benefits after the Trump assassination attempt John Brennan claims he has no clue why he is being criminally investigated Dana breaks down this history of the Steele Dossier and Clinton Campaign H D Bill Nye says the way to end disasters like the TX floods is to stop burning fossil fuels Jasmine Crockett makes the Texas Floods about herself Democrats' voters tell them to get shot in a Trump resistance push Dana asks why AG Pam Bondi completely flip-flopped about the Epstein [... more]

A federal judge blocks the defunding of Planned Parenthood, sparking debate over federal funding and abortion rights. Meanwhile, the IRS has agreed not to enforce the Johnson Amendment against churches, allowing them to endorse political candidates. The ACLJ is taking action on both issues, mobilizing its legal team to fight for pro-life causes and supporting churches in their newfound freedom to speak out. [... more]

The SR-71 Blackbird, a top-secret spyplane designed by Lockheed's Skunk Works, was known for its stealth technology and ability to fly at supersonic speeds at high altitudes. In 1966, one of the planes disintegrated in mid-air, and the pilot, Bill Weaver, miraculously survived the accident, which remains one of the most incredible stories in aviation history. [... more]

The ACLJ discusses the recent lawsuit filed by Planned Parenthood against the Trump administration over the defunding of their organization, and the implications of this decision on the pro-life movement and the future of abortion in the US. The hosts also touch on the relationship between the US and Israel, and the ongoing conflict with Iran. [... more]

John Deere, a Vermont blacksmith, left his mark on American history by transforming the prairies with his innovative steel self-cleaning plow, paving the way for the country's agricultural growth and industrial development. [... more]

John B Stetson, a child born in 1830 in Orange, New Jersey, went on to create the iconic Stetson hat, a symbol of the American West. With a humble beginning, Stetson's ingenuity and innovative spirit led him to build a brand that became a household name, producing over 2 million hats each year, and cementing its place in American history. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Program discusses the latest developments in American politics, including the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill, the controversy surrounding the Memphis Redbirds' 4th of July celebration, and the importance of patriotism and conservative values in the United States. The program also touches on the significance of Independence Day and the release of a new book, Star Spangled Blessings, which explores the history and values of America. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the latest landmark case out of the Supreme Court and its implications on American jurisprudence and the Trump administration. The conversation also touches on welfare reform, work requirements, and the Medicaid and Medicare systems. Additionally, the topic of tariffs and trade deals, including the recent agreement with Vietnam, is explored. The discussion also delves into the economy, job market, and inflation, as well as the presidential election and the Democratic playbook. The conversation also includes various personal anecdotes and stories, including a Florida man and woman, President Biden's speaking engagements, and Michelle Obama's podcasting endeavors. The discussion also touches on universal healthcare, Republican positions, and conservative ideals. A World War II veteran shares his secret to a long life, and the Waffle House announces that egg prices are back down. The conversation also includes a discussion on the 4th of July, fireworks, and patriotism, as well as a look back at Johnny Carson's late-night comedy and the mustache's potential comeback. [... more]

African American outlaw Cherokee Bill terrorized the Indian Territory with his gang, committing brazen robberies and killings. His life of crime was marked by a series of shootouts with lawmen, including a final confrontation that ended in his capture and execution. Despite his notoriety, Cherokee Bill's story remains largely untold, with many considering him the most feared outlaw in the history of the Indian Territory. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana The left loses their minds over Alligator Alcatraz over being racist Paramount will pay Trump a Million settlement over selectively editing the Kamala Harris Minutes interview The House fights after the Senate passage of Trump's Big Beautiful Bill The latest version eliminates the no tax on tips plan Rep Nancy posts an influencer-style vlog in her pajamas of her travels back to D C after her flights get canceled The CNN panel freaks out after Scott Jennings calls Zohran Mamdani a communist A survey of young Democrats Swimmer Lia Thomas will be stripped of [... more]

Bill Coram recounts his life as a notorious underworld enforcer in Kansas City, his struggles with addiction and crime, and his eventual transformation to Christianity. He shares stories of his loving parents, his rebellious youth, and the pivotal moments that led him to surrender to Jesus. Coram's raw and honest account of his life's journey is a testament to the power of faith and redemption. [... more]

The latest news and updates on politics, government, and current events, including the Israel-Iran conflict, the Abraham Accords, and the rise of socialism in the US. Also, a discussion on the Bible and its teachings on private property, work, and charity. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the latest news and politics, including the Senate's passing of the BBB bill, President Trump's approval ratings, and the potential for a third political party. The show also touches on the issue of immigration, Medicaid, and the census, as well as the importance of patriotism and American pride. [... more]

The debate over government spending and fiscal conservatism continues as the Big Beautiful Bill passes in the Senate, with President Trump and Elon Musk weighing in on the issue. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for pro-life pregnancy resource centers in Massachusetts, exposing a coordinated effort by the state and abortion activists to shut them down. The conversation also touches on the challenges of forming a third party in American politics and the importance of the ACLJ's work in defending life and promoting justice. [... more]

Bill Bright shares a story from his hometown of Antrim, New Hampshire, about visiting the North Branch Cemetery and reflecting on the lives of the people buried there, including those who served in the Civil War and World Wars, and the custom of picnicking in cemeteries. [... more]

Lieutenant John Robert Fox, a black soldier, volunteered to stay behind in direct artillery fire from his second-story location in the village of Somal Colonia, Italy, during World War II. He called in an artillery strike on his own position, knowing it may cost him his life, to delay the German advance and allow more American troops and Italian civilians to retreat to safety. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Democratic Party's shift to the left, with a focus on socialism, Israel, and Palestine. The conversation also touches on the Abraham Accords, Iran's nuclear capabilities, and the Middle East's complex dynamics. Additionally, the hosts discuss trade tensions between the US and China, and the implications of these tensions on the global economy. [... more]

Todd Stearns discusses various topics including socialism, gun rights, education, and conservatism, highlighting the importance of freedom and liberty in America. He also talks about the economy, politics, and the Second Amendment, emphasizing the need for responsible governance and individual rights. [... more]

The Big Beautiful Bill is a contentious piece of legislation that provides tax cuts and changes to Medicaid, sparking debate among politicians and experts. Meanwhile, the Middle East is at a turning point, with Iran's nuclear program and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict dominating the headlines. The region is on high alert as tensions escalate, and the international community waits with bated breath for a potential peace deal. As the world watches, the US and its allies are taking steps to address the crisis, with the Trump administration imposing sanctions on Iran and pushing for a ceasefire in Gaza. [... more]

John D. Rockefeller's life story is one of entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and biblical principles. He was the first billionaire in U.S. history, but his wealth was not the focus of his life. Instead, he prioritized his faith, family, and career, using his wealth to make a positive impact on the world. Rockefeller's business model was built on paying his employees well, treating them with respect, and giving them opportunities for advancement. He also gave away over half a billion dollars during his lifetime, focusing on health, education, and economic development. His legacy continues to inspire and educate people today. [... more]

President Trump's efforts to preserve religious liberty are crucial, but Christians must also take action to protect their freedom to worship and speak out on moral issues without fear of government interference. [... more]

The NBA draft has concluded, with teams making various picks and trades. The Toronto Raptors have parted ways with Masai Ujiri, while the Dallas Mavericks are expected to be competitive with their new roster. The NFL is considering adding more games to the schedule, but critics argue it's a money grab and could lead to more injuries. The NHL has agreed to play two more regular season games, while Major League Baseball is sticking with its 162-game schedule. [... more]

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on birthright citizenship has sparked debate, with some arguing that it's a constitutional right and others claiming it's a loophole for illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, the Senate's handling of gun rights and taxation has raised eyebrows, and the hypocrisy of climate change activists flying private jets has been called out. As the country grapples with these issues, the lines between right and left continue to blur. [... more]

The Supreme Court has limited the use of nationwide injunctions, which has significant implications for President Trump's agenda. The decision also has implications for the birthright citizenship executive order, which is currently being challenged in court. Meanwhile, the border has seen a significant decrease in crossings, with only 38 people attempting to cross the entire 2,000-mile-long southern border in June. The decrease is attributed to the Trump administration's policies, including the use of the military and consequences for those who attempt to cross the border. The decision to limit nationwide injunctions is seen as a victory for the president, but it may not necessarily solve the problem of the injunctions. The Supreme Court has also ruled that parents have the right to opt their children out of reading LGBTQ+ themed storybooks in public schools, which has been a contentious issue in some areas. [... more]

True joy doesn't come from gaining more, but from gratefully receiving what God has already provided. The cycle of grateful living transforms our approach to money and contentment, as seen in Ecclesiastes 5:18-20, where we're told to enjoy God's provision, accept life's brevity, and rejoice in our toil. [... more]

The story of Nike's founding and the impact of Steve Prefontaine, a rebellious and competitive runner who defied the Amateur Athletic Union's rules and inspired a generation of athletes. Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman's innovative approach to athletic shoes and track and field led to the creation of a global sports brand. [... more]

The first fantasy football league was formed in 1963 by a group of friends, including Bill Winkenbach, a minority owner of the Oakland Raiders. They called it the Greater Oakland Professional Pigskin Prognosticators League, or GOAPL, and played for pennies, using box scores from newspapers to track their results. [... more]

The NFL's Super Team era is coming to an end, with the Thunder becoming the ninth different franchise to win the title. Meanwhile, in the NBA, the Celtics have traded away two key players to avoid the luxury tax, and the Nuggets are considering trading Jokic due to the CBA's apron rules. In women's sports, the US Soccer podcast is highlighting a stunning goal, and the Women's Sports Now show is discussing mid-season awards and featuring a guest coach from the Sparks. [... more]

The Bible's book of Ecclesiastes exposes the emptiness of chasing approval and status, revealing that true purpose and meaning come from God, not material wealth or pleasure. [... more]

Florida Man drives through a restaurant to charge his electric car, leading to a surveillance warrant. A woman is arrested for hiding fentanyl and syringes in her person. A man finds an alligator in his swimming pool, and the Florida Governor legalizes gold and silver as currency. A mayoral candidate proposes government-run grocery stores, sparking controversy and debate. [... more]

Trump drops an 'F' bomb over his frustration at Israel and Iran breaking a ceasefire agreement as he heads to the NATO summit Socialist Muslim Zohran Mamdani takes the lead over Andrew Cuomo in the New York City Mayoral race Dana breaks down his ridiculous policy proposals including a government-run grocery store Rep Al Green introduces the Articles of Impeachment AGAIN Trump continues to go after Thomas Massie Texas Lt Gov Dan Patrick goes on a tear about his THC ban getting vetoed by Gov Greg Abbott claiming shops are being run by gangs and cartels ICE has arrested Iranian [... more]

William Wellman, a young man from Massachusetts, joins the French Foreign Legion to fly in World War I, earning the nickname 'Wild Bill' for his daring stunts and bravery in combat. He becomes a decorated fighter pilot and later transitions to a career in Hollywood, winning an Oscar for Best Writing and directing several classic films. [... more]

Bitcoin's acceptance by a growing proportion of global investors as digital gold is on the rise, driven by a shift in the regulatory environment and institutional adoption. This trend has significant implications for investors, particularly those with a high risk tolerance, who may consider diversifying a small portion of their portfolio into Bitcoin. However, it's essential to understand the distinction between Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which still carry significant risks. [... more]

The US carries out airstrikes against Iran's potential nuclear sites over the weekend Should we be worried about Iranian sleeper cells in the US Indiana Fever Player Sophie Cunningham says she has to act as Caitlin Clark's bodyguard because the WNBA refuses to protect her Dana explains why the US does NOT need to be involved in Iranian regime change How will this affect oil prices What is the legality of the US engaging in conflict constitutionally Bill Clinton claims that Netanyahu wants to stay in office forever and ever Texas Gov Greg Abbott vetoes a bill banning THC Dana [... more]

Bill Coleman shares his life story, from being raised by a single mother to becoming a pastor and author. He discusses his experiences with salvation, faith, and missions, and how these have shaped his perspective on the world. Coleman also talks about his book, 'The Eternity Lens,' which explores the idea of seeing the world through an eternal perspective. [... more]

ICE Denies Ugly Standoff At Dodger's Stadium Obama wants government regulation of social media Freed hostage Edan Alexander given jubilant welcome as he returns home to New Jersey Fever's Sophie Cunningham receives praise for having Caitlin Clark's back in wild game vs Sun Proposed sale of millions of acres of public land under GOP budget bill prompts backlash USS Nimitz heading to Middle East amid escalating Israel-Iran conflictThank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Relief Factorhttps relieffactor com OR CALL - - -RELIEFTurn the clock back on pain with Relief Factor Get their -week Relief [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL topics, including the Pittsburgh Steelers' chances with Aaron Rodgers, the Cincinnati Bengals' contract issues, and the Los Angeles Lakers' sale. The show also touches on basketball, including Caitlin Clark's impressive performance and the Lakers' potential acquisition of Luka Doncic. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including the Los Angeles Lakers' new ownership, Aaron Rodgers' training camp with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation with J.J. McCarthy and Joe Flacco. [... more]

The NFL preseason is underway, with teams gearing up for the upcoming season. The Ravens and Bills are among the teams with high expectations, while the Steelers have made a significant move by signing Aaron Rodgers. The quarterback's health and ability to adapt to a new team will be crucial to their success. Meanwhile, other teams are also making moves, including the Broncos, who have addressed their defensive needs and are looking to improve their running game. [... more]

Senator Majority Leader John Thune discusses the challenges of navigating the US government's response to global crises, including the situation with Iran, while also addressing domestic issues such as Medicaid reform and entitlements. He emphasizes the need for a leaner, more efficient federal government and expresses optimism about the prospects for passing the Big Beautiful Bill. [... more]

The US is on the brink of war with Iran as President Trump weighs options for a potential strike on the country's nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, the border crisis continues to escalate, with President Trump announcing a new plan to focus on deporting undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes. In other news, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Doug Collins, discusses the challenges facing the VA and the need for reform. The Senate is working on a new bill to address the budget deficit and entitlements, but it's facing opposition from some Republican senators. [... more]

Emmerich Juttner, also known as Edward Mueller, was a notorious counterfeiter in American history, producing over 5,000 fake $1 bills from 1938 to 1948. His poorly executed forgeries were often kept as souvenirs rather than turned in to the authorities, and it wasn't until a group of neighborhood youths discovered a batch of his bills in an alley that he was finally caught and arrested. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers are seeking to change the state law that allows minors to consent to medical treatment without parental notification or knowledge. Representative Jennifer Balcombe is a primary sponsor of House Bill 519, the Parents' Medical Bill of Rights, which aims to reinstate parental involvement and oversight in medical decisions for minors. [... more]

A ballistic missile attack by Iran on Tel Aviv, Israel, has caused significant damage and loss of life, highlighting the ongoing conflict between the two nations. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party in the US is facing internal strife and criticism, with some members calling for a change in leadership and others defending the current administration. A shooting in Minnesota has also raised concerns about violence and terrorism, with the suspect allegedly targeting lawmakers and abortion providers. [... more]

The podcast discusses the recent attack by Israel on Iran's military, the implications of this event on global stability, and the importance of understanding the biblical view of history in the context of current events. Additionally, the discussion touches on the topic of marriage and family formation, highlighting the decline of marriage rates among working-class men and the need for a reconciliatory approach to the conflict between men and women. [... more]