The Todd Stern Show discusses the recent Senate vote on a $95 billion foreign aid bill, which includes funding for Ukraine and Israel, but does not address border security. The show also touches on the issue of illegal immigration, with callers sharing their personal experiences with the influx of illegals in their communities. Additionally, the show explores the concerns surrounding China's growing presence in the US, including the discovery of Chinese nationals in Maine and the potential for cyber attacks. The show also critiques President Biden's handling of the border crisis and his recent attempt to win over black voters with a fried chicken dinner. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the New Age movement, presuppositional apologetics, Calvinism, the Bible canon, and the Hebrew Israelites. He also addresses the use of marijuana and the concept of demonic oppression. [... more]

Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses his new book 'Be Useful, Seven Tools for Life' and shares stories from his acting career, including his experiences filming the Terminator movies and other films. He also talks about his love of football and fantasy sports, and Rich Eisen interviews him about his life and career. [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly passed several significant bills during the 2023 legislative session, including pro-life legislation that reduces the gestational age for abortions and expands protections for women and children. The General Assembly also enacted bills related to parental rights and school choice, while opposing gambling legalization and medical marijuana. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders and his guests, including gospel recording artist Danny Ray, discuss various topics including the dangers of abortion, the risks of marijuana use, and the importance of standing up against election fraud and voter suppression. They also touch on issues related to LGBTQ+ rights and the safety of vaccines, all from a Christian perspective. [... more]

The discussion revolves around gun control, the Second Amendment, and the Hunter Biden case, with a focus on the intersection of cultural communism and woke culture. The conversation also touches on election integrity, ballot harvesting, and the role of Marxist ideology in shaping societal norms. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers are moving forward on legalizing medical marijuana, but experts argue it leads to more youth use and perceiving it as harmless, despite decades of science showing its harm. They point to studies in other states where medical marijuana has brought similar consequences as recreational legalization, including increased use, experimentation, and overdoses among young people. [... more]

The hosts discuss various legal topics, including a Supreme Court case involving trademark law, a bill to legalize marijuana in North Carolina, and a change in pistol permit laws. They also touch on gun laws, responsible gun ownership, and the challenges of finding solutions to complex problems. [... more]

North Carolina's General Assembly is set to tackle several contentious issues, including abortion laws, gambling expansion, and marijuana legalization. The state's conservative lawmakers are pushing for a heartbeat bill to restrict abortion, while also working to prevent the expansion of gambling and marijuana use. Meanwhile, advocacy groups are urging citizens to get involved and contact their lawmakers to express their opinions on these critical issues. [... more]

The mental health crisis among college-age people is a critical issue, with one in five kids coming out of childhood with some form of mental disorder. The adolescent brain is highly susceptible to environmental stress, including increased emphasis on achievement in school and competition, social media issues, and the availability of intense drugs like marijuana. Parents and grandparents play a crucial role in helping young people navigate this vulnerable period, and being physically and emotionally present in their lives can make a significant difference in reducing the risk of mental health problems. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers wrapped up their legislative work for the year, passing a state budget that includes an expansion of the Opportunity Scholarship Program and increased funding for crisis pregnancy centers. However, bills to expand legal gambling and legalize marijuana failed to pass, while a Parent's Bill of Rights bill stalled in the House. The pro-life landscape in North Carolina is also shifting in the wake of the Dobbs ruling, with efforts to pass a heartbeat bill or stronger legislation to protect life at the earliest possible moment. [... more]

The debate surrounding marijuana as medicine is riddled with half-truths, anecdotes, and empty promises. The science tells us that marijuana is addictive and has grave consequences for mental health. The FDA has already approved several marijuana-based medications, but the push to legalize medical marijuana is not about medicine, it's about profits and an industry that sells high-potency marijuana products. [... more]

A homeowners association sues a homeowner over a doggy snack station, sparking debate on community property rights. Meanwhile, North Carolina legalizes hemp and considers medicinal marijuana legislation, raising questions about the state's stance on cannabis. Additionally, a parent's rights bill sparks controversy, and a listener asks about their rights when a builder increases the price of a home due to material and supply chain issues. Finally, a listener wonders if they can sue a restaurant after finding a hard object in their food. [... more]

The dangers of communism and socialism are discussed, as well as the risks of marijuana legalization and the commercialization of the industry. Problem gambling is also a concern, particularly with the legalization of sports betting. Additionally, a North Carolina mother shares her experience with her transgender identifying daughter and offers advice to other parents who may be going through similar situations. [... more]

The legalization of marijuana in North Carolina is a public health issue, not a profit or revenue issue. Advocates for a health-first approach to marijuana policy warn that legalization will lead to increased addiction and harm to public health, citing examples from Colorado and other states where marijuana has been legalized. [... more]

A Christian sheriff from Davidson County, North Carolina, shares his story of redemption and how he's using his position to help young people avoid addiction and find hope in Jesus through the TAME program. [... more]

Mac Owen shares his personal story of struggling with drug addiction, including his experiences with marijuana and methamphetamine, and how he found recovery through Celebrate Recovery. His wife Mary also shares her journey of codependency and how she found healing through the program. [... more]

The history of marijuana legislation in the United States is complex, with federal law classifying it as a schedule one substance, while many states have legalized medicinal or recreational use, creating a conflict between state and federal law. [... more]

Navigating a cancer diagnosis can be uncharted territory for many, but having a caregiver by their side can make a significant difference. Dr. Shannon Cerise, an assistant professor of oncology at Vanderbilt University, shares her expertise on the importance of education and preparation for caregivers, as well as the latest developments in chemotherapy and pain management. [... more]

A discussion on the Bible and its teachings on persecution, marijuana use, the rapture, and the Exodus, as well as the importance of scripture and inerrancy. [... more]

North Carolina businesses, particularly bars and taverns, have been struggling under Governor Cooper's COVID-19 shutdown orders. Some are fighting back through lawsuits, while others are working to adapt and find ways to stay afloat. Meanwhile, the state's new Lieutenant Governor, Mark Robinson, is prioritizing veterans' care, regulatory burdens, and law enforcement, and the Biden administration's selections for key federal agencies are raising concerns about environmental regulations and the impact on North Carolina farmers and landowners. [... more]

This week on Family Policy Matters host Traci DeVette Griggs sits down with Dr Jane Anderson to discuss the American College of Pediatricians' updated position statement on marijuana use in young adults Dr Anderson spells out the disastrous long-term effects that this drug can have on a young adult's brain in particular [... more]

The Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial beginning of summer, a time for recreation and relaxation. However, it's also a time for celebrities to explore new opportunities, including the growing business of recreational marijuana. A new documentary examines the life of Fred Rogers, a beloved television personality known for his kindness and authenticity. Meanwhile, comedians Steve Martin and Martin Short are touring the country, bringing laughter and joy to audiences everywhere. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the biblical stance on Christians drinking alcohol, smoking marijuana, and using profanity, emphasizing the importance of holiness and purity in the Christian life. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical teachings to guide listeners in making informed decisions about these issues. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various topics including the cultural shift in America, the dangers of marijuana, the importance of baptism, and the controversy surrounding hypergrace. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as the Quran, violence, and mental illness. [... more]