Charlotte Flair discusses her journey in the wrestling world, growing up as Ric Flair's daughter, and her experiences as a second-generation superstar in WWE. She shares her thoughts on being a heel, her relationships with other wrestlers, and her passion for women's wrestling. [... more]

Tony D'Angelo discusses his NXT career, including his time in the performance center, meeting wrestling legends, and his upcoming fatal four-way championship match at Stand and Deliver. He also shares his passion for amateur wrestling and capoeira, and talks about his personal life, including his upcoming fatherhood and his love for the Chicago Bears. [... more]

A discussion on the future of quantum computing, the horrors of late-term abortions, and the story of Kermit Gosnell, a prolific serial killer. Additionally, the hosts share their excitement about laundry detergent and a new product called Laundry Sauce, and discuss the importance of self-defense with a product called Burner Gun. [... more]

The discussion centers around the importance of upholding law and order in society, particularly in the context of immigration and law enforcement. The hosts argue that protesters in Minneapolis who are breaking the law and impeding federal officers are not comparable to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust, who were productive citizens of their society. They emphasize the need for reason and subjection to law and order, and caution against comparing the current situation to Nazi Germany. [... more]

A major winter storm is approaching North Carolina, prompting Governor Josh Stein to declare a state of emergency. The state's emergency response team has been activated, and crews are pre-treating roads with brine and restocking salt supplies. Meanwhile, a lawsuit over the state health plan has been ongoing for 14 years, with the state health plan seeking to have the state Supreme Court revisit its ruling. Additionally, a company called ComScope has canceled a major manufacturing expansion in Catawba County, and UNC Chapel Hill is poised to break ground on a major campus expansion in 2027. [... more]

Sin is an inside job, starting with a flawed appetite and fatal attraction, leading to a courtship, consent, conception, and consummation, ultimately resulting in death. The Bible teaches that every man is tempted when he is drawn away of his own lust and enticed, and that sin comes from within. A new heart, given by Jesus, is necessary for change and salvation. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the situation in Venezuela, with President Maduro being propped up by foreign communist mercenaries, and the US government's efforts to address the issue. The conversation also touches on the topic of immigration, fraud, and identity theft, highlighting the need for accountability and transparency in government programs. The host expresses frustration with the lack of action from lawmakers and the perpetuation of crime and corruption. [... more]

Solomon's writings in Ecclesiastes illustrate the importance of common sense and the dangers of folly, emphasizing that a person's heart perspective and direction in life are crucial in determining their path, and that God's wisdom is the key to making wise decisions and avoiding the pitfalls of foolishness. [... more]

A former stay-at-home mom shares how her mother-in-law, Major Joyce Michaels, taught her about love and faith, while a military commander recounts his miraculous recovery from COVID-19 and the impact it had on his outlook on life. [... more]

A former stay-home mom shares her journey of finding faith and purpose through her mother-in-law's love and guidance. A military commander recounts his miraculous recovery from COVID-19 and the lessons he learned about the power of love and second chances. [... more]

Father Stuart Long, a former boxer and Catholic priest, shares his life story, from his childhood to his diagnosis with inclusion body myositis, a disease that mimics ALS. He reflects on his experiences, including his time in the seminary, his struggles with pride and humility, and his newfound understanding of happiness and suffering. [... more]

The story of Uzzah's death serves as a reminder of God's holiness and the consequences of presumption. In the Old Testament, capital offenses were punishable by death, and God's justice was tempered with mercy. However, God's kindness and patience do not mean He ignores sin, and each sin is an attack on His sovereignty, making it cosmic treason. [... more]

The Trependahl family's remarkable story of forgiveness and grace after the tragic loss of their daughter Laura, who was killed in a car accident. They chose not to harbor anger and instead focused on healing and moving forward, even forgiving the driver who caused the accident. [... more]

President Trump fires Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook after being exposed for mortgage fraud The Federal Government will take stakes in more companies The DNC kicks off their summer meeting in Minneapolis with Tampon Tim Walz to try and find their message ahead of midterms Dana fact-checks the argument surrounding jailing Americans for burning the flag and explains the dangerous Constitutional precedent the executive order would set CNN's Tiffany Cross says it would be journalistic integrity to point out that Stephen Miller is a white supremacist A -year-old girl has been charged after allegedly brandishing a knife on a public [... more]

Greg LeMond's remarkable life story, from his childhood in Nevada to becoming the first American to win the Tour de France in 1986, and his subsequent comeback after a near-fatal hunting accident. He also shares his skepticism about Lance Armstrong's victories and the widespread doping in the sport. [... more]

Harrison Mays, a coal miner from Appalachia, dedicates his life to spreading God's message after a near-death experience. He creates thousands of roadside crosses and hearts, and mails empty whiskey bottles with Scripture to people around the world. Meanwhile, a new audio course about the gut microbiome reveals the importance of keeping the gut happy. [... more]

The book of Revelation describes the Tribulation period, where God takes control of the process of judgment, pouring out seven vile judgments upon the earth. These judgments include terrible sores inflicted upon those who have taken the mark of the beast, the changing of all salt water bodies into blood, and the scorching of men with fire. The judgments are a result of humanity's rebellion against God and are a demonstration of His righteousness and justice. [... more]

When a child's behavior is a sign of underlying pain, parents must move towards them, not away, to help them find healing and restoration. This process, rooted in the gospel, involves rupture, repair, and becoming a masterpiece, as Dr. Adrian Hickman explains in his work with families and individuals struggling with addiction and trauma. [... more]

The Bible says that Christ was crucified from before the foundation of the world, suggesting that God's plan was always redemption. Pastor Lutzer argues that God created for his own glory, and that the fall of man was not a deviation from God's plan, but rather a part of it. He explores the concept of God's sovereignty and how it relates to human free will, and discusses the implications of this understanding for our worship and trust in God. [... more]

The U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter was flying at an altitude much higher than it's supposed to fly at, sparking questions about air traffic control and the role of DEI in hiring practices. Meanwhile, Democrats are struggling to come to terms with their loss in the presidential election, with some blaming racism and misogyny for Vice President Harris's defeat. The FAA is under scrutiny for its hiring practices, with some arguing that it prioritizes identity politics over merit and skills. The discussion highlights the complexities of politics and the need for a merit-based approach in government. [... more]