Mike Levin, a hotel legend and entrepreneur, shares his philosophy on customer satisfaction and leadership, emphasizing the importance of making decisions for the customer's benefit, rather than personal power or profit. He recounts his first booking experience and how it taught him to prioritize the customer's needs, leading to his success in the hotel industry. [... more]

Xavier Becerra's past as HHS Secretary is scrutinized over his handling of immigration and child trafficking cases, while a World of Warcraft incident from 2005 is highlighted as a real-world pandemic simulation, and a norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship is reported. [... more]

The first fantasy football league was formed by a group of Oakland Raiders fans, including Bill Winkenbach, in 1963. They called it the Greater Oakland Professional Pigskin Prognosticators League, and it was a game where they drafted real-life players and received points for how well they did in their real-life games. [... more]

Rich Eisen and Craig Kilbourne discuss various sports topics, including the NFL, NBA, and their experiences working at ESPN. They also talk about their personal lives and share stories about their time at Sports Center. [... more]

Jack Carr, a former Navy SEAL and New York Times best-selling author, discusses his new book, The Fourth Option, a novel about a former SEAL dealing with PTSD and battling corruption in New Orleans. Carr shares his experiences as a SEAL, including his time in Iraq and Afghanistan, and how he prepares for his writing by drawing from his past experiences and research. [... more]

Mark Walter shares the story of his father, Cy Walter, a renowned piano accompanist and player in New York City during the Great American Song Book era. Cy's music legacy is revealed through his sheet music and unpublished scores, showcasing his talent and contributions to American music. [... more]

James Comey's indictment and the implications of free speech, the controversy surrounding Sec War's quote from Pulp Fiction, a list of the 100 best vocalists that has sparked outrage, and the rising tide of hate and disagreement in society, as well as the importance of identity theft protection and the craftsmanship of Kohler cast iron products. [... more]

The White House Correspondence Dinner was the scene of a security breach, where a gunman was able to get close to President Trump and the Vice President, highlighting the need for better security measures. The incident has sparked a debate about the role of violence in society and the need for politicians to tone down their rhetoric. Meanwhile, the situation in Ukraine continues to escalate, with President Zelensky calling for stronger support from Europe and the US. The US is also facing challenges in its dealings with Iran, with the Foreign Minister visiting Russia in an attempt to secure support for the regime. The incident has also raised questions about the effectiveness of the Secret Service and the need for better security measures at high-profile events. [... more]

Actors Iowa Debri and Don Scheadle discuss their Broadway play Proof, written by David Auburn, and their experiences working together. They share stories about their past in theater, including Iowa's early start in the industry, and how they balance their creative process with the demands of live theater. [... more]

The Bible teaches that the rapture of the church is the snatching away of all Christians before the beginning of the tribulation. This event is imminent and will occur when the trumpet sounds, signaling the descent of Jesus Christ and the resurrection of the dead in Christ. The rapture is not the same as the second coming, which happens seven years later. The Bible has a perfect batting average when it comes to fulfilled prophecy, and the events leading up to the return of Jesus Christ are outlined in Scripture. [... more]

Pursuing holiness in an unholy world requires getting a handle on your thought life, emotions, and future, as well as getting rid of old habits and getting serious about your calling. Christians are called to live holy lives, not just in church, but in all aspects of life, and this is demonstrated through their actions and character. [... more]

A recent report on Christianity in the UK was found to be based on faulty data, but other surveys suggest a spiritual awakening among young adults. Meanwhile, in the US, some claim a revival is underway, but evidence is lacking, and a 'vibe shift' on moral issues may be a more accurate assessment. [... more]

Iran's missiles can reach Paris and London, China's assistance to Iran's missile program, Tucker Carlson's comments on China's imperialism, Stephen Yates' analysis of China's strategy, Taiwan's concerns about China's new law, Cuba's poverty tourism, Greta Thunberg's involvement in poverty tourism, socialism's flaws and contradictions. [... more]

Belinda Mulroney, a determined and resourceful entrepreneur, navigates the challenges of the Klondike Gold Rush, building a business empire in the Yukon and Alaska. With her quick wit and business acumen, she becomes one of the richest women in the Klondike, earning the nickname 'Queen of Grand Forks'. Her story is a testament to her strength and resilience in the face of adversity. [... more]

The concept of service starts with the first contact, within nine feet, where a positive decision is made subconsciously. This moment is crucial in creating a welcoming experience for customers, and it's essential to eliminate words like 'hi' and 'okay' to convey professionalism and trust. The story of 'my pleasure' and its origin at Chick-fil-A highlights the importance of small details in delivering exceptional customer service. [... more]

The Supreme Court ruling on tariffs has sparked debate on emergency powers and congressional authorization. Meanwhile, the US is considering lifting sanctions on Gaza, but some question the effectiveness of such efforts. In other news, the FCC is enforcing the equal time rule, and there are concerns about identity fraud and the importance of recovery in fitness training. [... more]

Kemmons Wilson Jr. shares fascinating stories about his father, the founder of Holiday Inn, and his unusual interactions with famous folks, including Elvis Presley and Sam Phillips, highlighting their friendship and business ventures. [... more]

Todd Stern discusses voter ID laws, Islamism, and election security with various guests, including Dr. Michael Youssef, author of An Unholy Alliance. They also touch on topics such as immigration, radical Islam, and the threat of Sharia law to Western civilization. [... more]

The Benson Hotel in Portland, Oregon, has a rich history dating back to 1912, when it was commissioned by Simon Benson, a Norwegian immigrant who built his fortune in the logging industry. The hotel's elegant design and luxurious amenities were a testament to Benson's vision of creating a world-class hotel for the city. Despite initial financial struggles, Benson took over management and turned the hotel into a profitable business, eventually selling it to new owners. The hotel has since become a beloved landmark and a symbol of Portland's growth and prosperity, with its stunning architecture and philanthropic efforts leaving a lasting legacy. [... more]

Don Henley reflects on the Eagles' enduring legacy, their iconic music, and the challenges of maintaining a successful career in the music industry. He discusses the band's history, their creative process, and the impact of their music on fans. Henley also shares his thoughts on the importance of attention and the value of older things in a world dominated by technology and information overload. [... more]