Baltimore Ravens' new head coach Jesse Minter discusses his leadership style, his relationship with Jim Harbaugh, and his plans for the team, including working with Lamar Jackson and building a strong defense. [... more]

The Trump administration is making gains in education policy, addressing anti-Semitism on college campuses and upholding Title IX. Meanwhile, AI is changing the classroom, and an innovative education model is being implemented in a Long Island school. Interior Secretary Doug Bergham gives a tour of the Statue of Liberty, discussing its history and significance. The administration is also focusing on energy policy, including rare earth minerals, to reduce dependence on adversaries. [... more]

Michael Crowe, the president of Arizona State University, shares his life story and his vision for a more egalitarian and accessible higher education system. He discusses how his background, growing up in poverty and experiencing the struggles of his family, has shaped his approach to education reform and his commitment to making college more affordable and inclusive. [... more]

The sport of snowboarding skyrocketed when a young East Coast college graduate made some innovative designs that have lasted to this very day. Jake Burton's decision to put his product, the Snowboard, on pause and focus instead on cultivating the sport itself led to its widespread adoption and eventual inclusion in the Winter Olympics. [... more]

Eugene Bauer, a rodeo clown, shares his testimony of God's work in his life, including a near-death accident and subsequent traumatic brain injury. Emily Berning, founder of Let Them Live, discusses her ministry's mission to provide financial support to mothers in need, helping them choose life over abortion. Their stories highlight the generational impact of their choices and the importance of faith in overcoming adversity. [... more]

Christian worship centered around word and sacrament provides a sustainable model of discipleship, nourishing believers with spiritual food and forming them into a communal body of worshipers. This approach, rooted in Jesus' model in Luke 24, contrasts with the innovation cycle-driven evangelical church, which often prioritizes excitement and experience over the patient acquisition of virtue and the quiet feeding of the soul. [... more]

A mortgage company founded on Christian values and biblical wisdom, Movement Mortgage has grown dramatically since its founding in 2008, using its profits to fund charitable outreach and community impact through the Movement Foundation, which has given away over $377 million to date, supporting education, healthcare, and poverty relief efforts in the US and around the world. [... more]

Christians are called to be generous, but must also be discerning in their giving. Ron Blue joins the show to discuss strategic giving, including questions to ask before supporting a ministry, such as leadership, growth, and accountability. The hosts also take calls from listeners, including one who struggles with variable income and another who wonders about giving to their church after receiving a large donation. [... more]

Faith-based investing prioritizes integrity and values, recognizing that investing is not just about returns, but also about promoting the common good and advancing God's kingdom. This approach encourages investors to consider the ethical implications of their investments and to seek companies that align with their values, ultimately leading to a more responsible and impactful approach to finance. [... more]

Jerry Boyer, a resident economist, shares his views on artificial intelligence, discussing its potential benefits and risks from a biblical perspective. He emphasizes that AI is a tool created by humans and should not be worshipped as a god. Boyer also explores the economic implications of AI, suggesting that while it may bring significant productivity gains, it will also displace some jobs, particularly those that are mediocre or repetitive. He encourages Christians to take dominion over AI and use it in a way that aligns with their values. [... more]

Michael Crow, the president of Arizona State University, shares his remarkable story of how he transformed the institution into a model of egalitarian access and excellence. He discusses the flaws in the current university design, his vision for a new American university model, and the success of ASU's innovative approach to education, which has led to increased enrollment, graduation rates, and research activity, while maintaining affordability and accessibility for students from all backgrounds. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the greatest rescue mission ever attempted, the Christmas story, and how it should change how we celebrate Christmas. He examines the plan, the team, and the methods used by God to rescue humanity, and draws parallels with modern-day interventions and spiritual warfare. [... more]

Florida's transformation from a rural state to a popular retirement destination is a story of innovation and entrepreneurship. The Mackel brothers and the Rosen brothers, two families of land developers, played a significant role in shaping the state's landscape. Through their use of installment plans and mass media advertising, they sold millions of acres of land to northerners seeking a piece of the American Dream. However, their methods were not without controversy, and the federal government eventually stepped in to regulate the industry. [... more]

Dr. Abbadon Shah, a pastor and professor, shares his passion for technology and innovation in the church, citing examples of how Christians have always been innovators, from the codex to modern-day live streaming and virtual reality. He emphasizes the importance of being on the cutting edge of technology to reach people and make the gospel more accessible. [... more]

Michael Crow, the president of Arizona State University, shares his remarkable story of overcoming adversity and his vision for a more egalitarian and excellent university model. He discusses his background growing up in poverty, his experience as a blue-collar leader in an Ivy League school, and his efforts to create a new kind of design for higher education. Crow explains how ASU has increased enrollment, graduation rates, and research activity, while also reducing costs and increasing accessibility for students from all backgrounds. [... more]

The story of how Florida was built and sold, from the early days of swampy land to the mass marketing of installment plans, is a fascinating tale of entrepreneurship and deception. The Mackel Brothers, a family of builders, and the Rosen brothers, a pair of carnival barkers, played key roles in shaping the state's development, with the Mackels focusing on building quality communities and the Rosens using questionable tactics to sell land to unsuspecting buyers. [... more]

In Santa Barbara, a California town known as the American Riviera, a century-old estate named El Faredes is a tranquil oasis with Roman, Middle Eastern, and European influences. Meanwhile, the latest smart watches can detect medical problems, including atrial fibrillation, and have the potential to revolutionize disease detection. In Jackson, Wyoming, a vertical farm produces 100,000 pounds of produce a year, and in Santa Barbara, surfboard design has come a long way since its origins in ancient Hawaii. Grammy winner Kenny Loggins has sold millions of albums and recorded movie soundtracks, and secondhand fashion is one of the hottest trends in fashion, with a $35 billion market and growing. The humble ice cream scooper has also been elevated to an art form, with its design dating back to 1897. [... more]

The fighting in Ukraine is moving into a second month, with Russian forces largely held in check, but relentless shelling continues to devastate the country. Meanwhile, economic sanctions are crippling Russia's economy, and the West is targeting Russian billionaires, including oligarchs who have made their fortunes in banking and retail. In the world of sports, the inclusion of transgender athletes is a contentious issue, with some arguing that it's unfair to allow trans women to compete against cisgender women. Historian Douglas Brinkley pays tribute to the late diplomat and Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, who was a champion of democracy and human rights. And in a special anniversary celebration, Francis Ford Coppola reflects on the making of his classic film, The Godfather, which has become a cultural touchstone. [... more]

FireAvert's Firebird device prevents kitchen fires by automatically shutting off the stove when smoke is detected, providing peace of mind for caregivers and homeowners. The device is easy to install and works with all smoke alarms on the market, making it a valuable tool for home safety. [... more]

As caregivers, we often get lost in the fog of obligation, guilt, and fear, leading to heartache, anger, and turmoil. Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experience and offers guidance on how to break free from this cycle, prioritize self-care, and find a path to safety and resilience. [... more]