On this episode of Our American Stories after RMS Titanic struck an iceberg on April two young men spent the next minutes sending frantic distress calls across the North Atlantic to anyone who could hear them Their names were Jack Phillips and Harold Bride They kept working as the ship took on water using one of the most advanced communication systems of its time to reach nearby vessels and call for help before the sinking became inevitable After all the fate of more than people rested in their fingers William Hazelgrove author of One Hundred and Sixty Minutes The Race [... more]

The ongoing situation with Iran and its use of intermediate-range ballistic missiles has sparked a debate about the country's nuclear capabilities and the potential for conflict in the Middle East. Meanwhile, concerns about voter fraud and the need for voter ID requirements have been raised, with some arguing that it is a necessary measure to protect the integrity of elections. Additionally, the topic of global warming and the potential for geoengineering to mitigate its effects has been discussed, with some experts warning about the risks of chemtrails and other forms of solar geoengineering. In the field of technology, quantum computing has made significant advancements, with IBM's research director, Jake Mpata, discussing the potential for fault-tolerant quantum computers. Furthermore, the importance of maritime strength has been emphasized, with President Trump taking steps to improve America's maritime might and counter China's influence in the region. Finally, the American economy has been a focus, with discussions about the impact of high-interest debt and the need for financial reform. [... more]

The SS Georgiana, a civilian ship built in Scotland, was intended to smuggle goods into the Confederate port of Charleston during the American Civil War. However, it was spotted by a Union lookout ship and subsequently destroyed by both Union and Confederate forces, resulting in the loss of millions of buttons and pins. [... more]

Iran's nuclear ambitions and ballistic missile program have become a major concern, with Trump and Rubio arguing that the US must take action to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. The conflict in the Middle East is escalating, with Israel and the US taking a hardline stance against Iran's nuclear program. Meanwhile, the global insurance market is being impacted by the conflict, with Lloyd's of London playing a key role in underwriting maritime insurance policies. As the situation continues to unfold, the US and its allies must navigate a complex web of diplomatic and economic relationships to prevent a wider conflict. [... more]

The Edmund Fitzgerald, a 729-foot freighter, sank on Lake Superior in 1975, killing all 29 crew members. The ship's tragic fate has become a legendary story, immortalized in a song by Gordon Lightfoot. Rick Mixter, a shipwreck researcher, recounts the events leading up to the disaster and the subsequent investigation, shedding light on the mysteries surrounding the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. [... more]

The story of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a 729-foot freighter that sank on Lake Superior in 1975, killing all 29 crew members. The ship's tragic fate was immortalized in a song by Gordon Lightfoot, but the real story is one of human error, bad weather, and the bravery of the sailors who tried to rescue the crew. [... more]

The SS Georgiana, a civilian ship built in Scotland, was intended to be a blockade runner for the Confederate Navy during the American Civil War. However, it was spotted by a Union lookout ship and eventually ran aground, where it was destroyed by both sides. The ship's cargo, including millions of buttons and pins, was scattered across the sea floor, and its fate remains a mystery to this day. [... more]

The Edmund Fitzgerald, a 729-foot freighter, sank on Lake Superior in 1975, resulting in the loss of 29 lives. The ship's mysterious disappearance has been etched into the collective consciousness of the Great Lakes region, thanks in part to a song by Gordon Lightfoot. The story of the Fitzgerald's final voyage and tragic fate continues to captivate people to this day. [... 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]

The prophet Isaiah foretells a time of great tribulation, where God's judgment will be poured out on the earth, and the wicked will be punished. He describes the destruction of Babylon, a symbol of spiritual and worldly corruption, and the ultimate triumph of God's people. Isaiah also speaks of a future feast, where God will provide for His people and wipe away their tears, and of the ultimate removal of death and pain. [... more]

The prophet Isaiah foretells a global judgment, the Great Tribulation, where the earth will be emptied, and its inhabitants will be scattered. The righteous will see it, while the arrogant and those who worship creatures will be dealt with. The prophet warns of the consequences of breaking God's laws and the everlasting covenant, which is based on morality and not shedding blood. The earth will be burned up, and few men will be left, as seen in the book of Revelation and the second coming of Jesus Christ. [... more]

God judges the maritime superpower of the day, Tyre, for its arrogance and disregard for the true God of heaven. The prophet Isaiah calls out the city's commercial power and its influence on the surrounding nations, warning of its downfall and eventual judgment. [... more]

The US government is considering a bill to ban TikTok due to concerns over China's control of the app and potential data harvesting. The bill would require ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, to divest its US operations. The move has sparked debate over national security, free speech, and government control. [... more]

The SS Georgiana, a civilian ship, was built in Scotland and intended to be delivered to the Confederate Navy during the American Civil War. However, it was spotted by a Union lookout ship and destroyed before it could break through the blockade at Charleston Harbor, resulting in the loss of millions of buttons and pins, as well as a rumored box of gold. [... more]

The hosts discuss various sports topics, including the Milwaukee Brewers' Christian Yelich's performance, the NBA trade rumors surrounding Bradley Beal, and the NFL draft prospects of Jordan Love and CJ Stroud. They also touch on the Warriors' situation with Draymond Green and Zion Williamson's potential trade to the Charlotte Hornets. [... more]

The SS Georgiana was a civilian ship built in Scotland during the American Civil War. It was intended to be a blockade runner for the Confederate Navy, but was captured by the Union Navy and eventually sunk in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina. The ship's cargo, including millions of buttons and pins, was intended to be smuggled into the port and then immediately offloaded. [... more]

The SS Georgiana, a civilian ship built in Scotland, was intended to be a blockade runner for the Confederate Navy during the American Civil War. However, it was spotted by a Union lookout ship and destroyed before it could deliver its cargo of buttons, pins, and other supplies to the Confederacy. [... more]

The 1913 storm ravaged the Great Lakes, sinking 12 ships and claiming the lives of 250 sailors. The tragedy was one of the worst maritime disasters in American history, with many ships lost due to a combination of frozen ice formations, 35-foot sea walls, and wicked winds. [... more]

The SS Georgiana, a civilian ship built in Scotland, was intended to smuggle goods into Charleston during the American Civil War. However, it was spotted by a Union lookout ship and subsequently destroyed by both Union and Confederate forces. The ship's cargo, including millions of buttons and pins, was lost at sea, but its story remains a fascinating piece of maritime history. [... more]

The 1913 storm was a devastating event that ravaged the Great Lakes, resulting in the loss of 12 ships and over 250 sailors. The storm's legacy is still felt today, with many families still searching for answers about their loved ones who were lost. The story of the 1913 storm is a testament to the power of nature and the bravery of those who sailed the Great Lakes. [... more]