Robert Johnson's life is shrouded in lore and mystery, but his grandson separates fact from fiction. Born in Mississippi in 1911, Robert's life was marked by struggles, including racial tension, poverty, and personal demons. He found solace in music, particularly the guitar, and became a legendary blues musician. Despite the myth that he sold his soul to the devil to learn how to play, Robert's talent came from hard work and dedication. His music has stood the test of time, and he remains one of the most influential musicians in American history. [... more]

Songwriter Aaron Barker shares the story of how his struggles with fatherhood inspired the hit country song Love Without End, Amen, which was later recorded by George Strait. The song tells the story of a father's unconditional love for his child and the lessons he learned along the way. [... more]

Randy Sutton, founder of The Wounded Blue, discusses the importance of supporting law enforcement officers and their mental health, as well as the impact of the defund the police movement on public safety. He also shares his experiences as a speaker at the Republican National Convention and his upcoming book, Rescuing 9-1-1, The Fight for America's Safety. [... more]

The story of Tommy Tedesco, a guitarist who played on thousands of recordings from the 1960s to 80s, yet never earned household name status. His son Denny Tedesco sought to fix this by making the documentary The Wrecking Crew, which tells the story of the group of studio musicians who made up this remarkable band. [... more]

B.B. King's life story is a testament to his perseverance and talent, from his humble beginnings in the Mississippi Delta to becoming a legendary blues musician. He faced numerous racial slights and challenges throughout his career, but his unique guitar sound and voice helped him break through to a wider audience, eventually earning him recognition as one of the greatest blues musicians of all time. [... more]

The story of how George Strait's hit song Love Without End, Amen came to be is a powerful exploration of fatherhood and unconditional love. Songwriter Aaron Barker's personal struggles with being a father to his son are revealed through his songwriting process, which ultimately led to the creation of a timeless country music classic. [... more]

June Hunt shares her personal story of overcoming a painful childhood, including abuse and abandonment, and finding hope and healing through her relationship with Jesus Christ. She emphasizes the importance of compassion and empathy in ministry, and encourages listeners to build relationships with young people and help them find purpose and meaning in life. [... more]

B.B. King's iconic guitar, Lucille, got its name after a fire broke out at a juke joint in Twist, Arkansas, where King was performing. The story of how Lucille came to be is a testament to King's love for his music and his willingness to risk everything for it. [... more]

Robert Johnson, the king of the Delta blues, struggled with a tumultuous life, battling addiction and womanizing, but found solace in playing the guitar. His grandson, Steven Johnson, shares the truth behind the crossroads myth, revealing that Robert's talent came from hard work and dedication, not a deal with the devil. Robert's music legacy lives on, with classics like 'Sweet Home Chicago' and 'Hot Tamale and the Red Hot' continuing to inspire generations. [... more]

In the Ozarks, a poor farmer named Ed Stilly created unique guitars for a divine purpose, using unorthodox methods and materials, and living a life of devotion to God, untouched by the 20th century. [... more]

Tommy Tedesco, a guitarist extraordinaire, was a member of the Wrecking Crew, a group of the most sought-after musicians in the world. Despite never earning household name status, he played on thousands of recordings from the 1960s to 80s, many of them top 20 hits. His son, Denny Tedesco, sought to fix this and made the movie 'The Wrecking Crew,' a documentary about his father and the other musicians who made up this remarkable band. [... more]

B.B. King's iconic guitar, Lucille, got its name after a fiery incident at a jig joint in Twist, Arkansas, where King's guitar was left behind and nearly destroyed. The story of how Lucille came to be is a testament to King's perseverance and the importance of his instrument in his life. [... more]

The story of B.B. King, a legendary blues musician, explores his life, struggles, and triumphs in the face of racial segregation and the music industry's racism. From his humble beginnings as a sharecropper's son to becoming a world-renowned guitarist and singer, B.B. King's journey is a testament to the power of music to transcend boundaries and bring people together. [... more]

A look at the world's most powerful consulting firm, McKinsey, and its influence on globalization, as well as profiles of bluegrass musician Billy Strings, actress Julia Roberts, and actor Dwayne Johnson. [... more]

Ed Stilley, a poor farmer in the Ozarks, was driven by a divine purpose to make musical instruments and give them to children. His unique guitars, crafted from leftover wood and featuring metallic components, accidentally reinvented spring reverb and plate reverb. Ed's devotion to his faith and his mission is a testament to the power of true faith and the importance of following one's purpose. [... more]

Music therapy brings joy and healing to patients in hospitals, while a remarkable woman named Gracie uses her experience as an amputee to collect and recycle prosthetic limbs, partnering with inmates to help others in need. [... more]

A vaccine to protect against COVID was developed in under a year, but progress in treating Alzheimer's disease has been slow, with no cure and few treatments available. A new medication, Agihelm, has been approved by the FDA, but its effectiveness is still being debated. Meanwhile, inflation is on the rise, with prices for everything from restaurant meals to gasoline increasing. In other news, rock legend Stephen Sondheim has passed away, and his legacy is being celebrated. Pat Benatar and her husband, Neil Geraldo, have been married for nearly 40 years and are still going strong, and John Wilson's HBO show, How To with John Wilson, is a unique take on the typical TV format. [... more]

The US Supreme Court's new term brings a highly divisive issue to the forefront: the battle over Roe v Wade. Meanwhile, a supply chain crisis is causing shortages of goods in the US, with experts pointing to a huge increase in demand and a lack of truck drivers as the main causes. In other news, singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo has skyrocketed to fame with her debut album 'Sour', while actor Billy Porter has been open about his struggles with HIV and his journey to self-acceptance. Additionally, the iconic Les Paul guitar is set to go on sale at auction, with its value estimated to be between $100,000 and $150,000. [... more]

Robby shares a personal story of overcoming self-doubt and playing classical guitar again, inspired by Jim Berecke's risk-taking example. He also shares a mishap while trimming bushes, which he attributes to Satan's influence. [... more]

Caregiving in the workforce is reaching a tipping point, and employers need to understand the makeup of family caregivers, who are high-functioning multitaskers with a hyper sense of responsibility. They are also entrepreneurs with business skills, and employers who hang onto these people are losing valuable employees. Anthony Cirillo, founder of the Caregiver Summit, is advocating for caregivers and working to elevate the conversation about caregiving in the healthcare system. [... more]

Meet the octopus, a creature so unusual it's even celebrated in song. With its ability to camouflage itself in a flash and its eight mini brains, one in each arm, this animal is truly a marvel of nature. Meanwhile, former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn speaks out on his daring escape from Japan, where he was under house arrest and facing financial misconduct charges. [... more]