Parents are raising questions after someone posted an offensive post about on the Bartlett High School Facebook page Instead of commemorating the school announced they would be celebrating Independence Recognition Day As many critics pointed out is not about celebrating the Fourth of July The post has since been removed See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Thousands of Republicans are gathered in Dallas for the start of tonight's midterm convention President Trump hopes the gathering will rally Republicans to get out and vote Will it work We discuss today with political pundit Steve Gill Also Democrat gubernatorial candidate Jerri Green drops by to challenge Marsha Blackburn to a debate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Rave reviews for the newly-renovated Liberty Bowl gave way to frustration from thousands of fans who complained about logistics - from concessions to parking Entire rows of seats that were sold turned out to be non-existent The university admits there were issues and promised to remedy all the problems before the next home game What was your experience like Give us a call - - See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Otis Sanford a professor emeritus at the University of Memphis condemned Sen Marsha Blackburn Rep David Kustoff and State Sen Brent Taylor on social media He accused them of selling their political souls to the most corrupt incompetent mean-spirited conniving lying vindictive race-baiting misogynistic and dangerous president in American history Sanford said that he could not in good conscience be silent This is the sort of propaganda he spewed in the classroom at the UofM which is why so many UofM journalists are far-left propagandists See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

More far-left businesses across Memphis say they will deny service to law enforcement We name names today Plus your chance to win tickets to see Alabama at Live At The Garden See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

At least businesses owned by pro-criminal far-left activists have announced they will not do business with any member of the Memphis Safe Task Force The co-owner of Bramble and Bloom which promotes flowers over fascism says Memphis needs more social services not cops What say you Memphis Join the conversation by calling Todd at - - See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Barstool Sports' Brandon Walker tells guest host Bobby Bones why Texas A M is overrated and defending champion Indiana is underrated in the AP Preseason poll discuss Alabama's tenuous hold on being one of CFB's elite programs Lane Kiffin stirring things up in the SEC with his move from Ole Miss to LSU Bill Belichick's disastrous first season at UNC if Lincoln Riley can finally take USC back to being legit title contenders his pick to win the national championship and more New Arkansas Head Football Coach Ryan Silverfield and Bobby discuss his move from Memphis to the SEC and [... more]

The Million Dollar Quartet session was a historic jam session between four music legends: Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, and Carl Perkins. The session, which took place at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee, was a rare glimpse of the artists' natural talent and camaraderie, and resulted in a unique collection of gospel and rock and roll music. [... more]

The Tate brothers face 59 charges from seven accusers of crimes that are alleged to have happened from 2010 to 2017 in the United Kingdom, including for rape, sex trafficking, and child and extreme pornography. The Democratic Socialist Party's ideology is compared to communism, with some arguing it's a good idea while others see it as a path to disaster. Identity theft is a growing concern, with LifeLock offering protection. The presidential election in 2026 and 2028 is discussed, with some arguing the Democratic Party is becoming more anti-Israel. Darlene Graham, the sister of Lindsey Graham, is running for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina. Caitlin Clark breaks a record in the WNBA, but seems unimpressed by the achievement. [... more]

Tamboli's Pizza and Pasta is a popular restaurant in Memphis Tennessee The other day four young National Guard troops showed up hoping to get a slice or two Instead they were shown the door The staff at Tamboli's ordered the troops to leave Eyewitnesses report that other diners cheered as the young men were publicly shamed and kicked out of the restaurant The owner posted a message on social media explaining that he does not allow National Guard troops to eat his food Tamboli's says they do not support the Memphis Safe Task Force or President Trump's efforts to stop [... more]

The 9th Congressional District Republican primary in Tennessee is heating up as four candidates, Charlotte Bergman, Jeremy Thompson, Todd Warner, and Brent Taylor, debate key issues such as election integrity, gun rights, and Christian conservatism. The candidates discuss their stances on the Save America Act, the Memphis Safe Task Force, and the importance of protecting the Second Amendment. As the primary election approaches, the candidates are vying for the Republican nomination and the chance to represent the 9th Congressional District in Congress. [... more]

Theodore Ollman, an immigrant from Austria-Hungary, developed a deep appreciation for the Declaration of Independence after being taught about it by his teacher. He used his lithography skills to create a lifelike replica of the document, which he donated to the Library of Congress. Ollman's masterpiece is considered the most authentic restoration of the Declaration of Independence, and he went on to create 30,000 copies, many of which are still in existence today. [... more]

Ida B. Wells was a prominent African American journalist and activist who fought tirelessly against lynching and advocated for women's suffrage and self-defense rights. Born into slavery during the Civil War, she became a leading voice for African American rights in the post-Civil War period, using her newspaper to expose the horrors of lynching and advocate for the right to bear arms. Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks, Wells continued to push for equality and justice, eventually helping to establish the NAACP and inspiring future generations of civil rights leaders. [... more]

Kemmons Wilson Jr. shares his remarkable story of how he found faith at 30 and has since dedicated his life to discipleship, mentoring, and stewardship, making a lasting impact on his community and legacy. [... more]

Todd Starnes returns to the radio after a brief health scare and discusses the redistricting plan in Tennessee, which has caused chaos and commotion at the state capitol. He also talks about the National Guard being deployed to Memphis and the potential for a Republican to run for Congress in the district previously held by Steve Cohen. [... more]

Cal Beisner, President of the Cornwall Alliance, discusses the need for cultural renewal in America, emphasizing the importance of applying the whole counsel of God to every aspect of life, including politics, economics, and social issues. He argues that Christians have not been taught the basics of their faith, leading to a lack of understanding and application of biblical principles in their lives and in society. Beisner proposes the 'whole council' project, which aims to equip Christians to think biblically and apply the whole counsel of God to all areas of life, leading to a transformation of culture and society. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including the President's address on Iran, the Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship, and the audit of the Memphis school district revealing widespread fraud and abuse. The show also touches on the importance of national security, education, and the need for accountability in government. [... more]

The Todd Stearns Radio Show discusses various topics, including the Memphis Safe Task Force, ICE agents, TSA wait lines, Sheridan Gorman's murder, and the impact of President Trump's policies on crime rates and American family values. [... more]

Theodore Oman, an immigrant from Austria-Hungary, developed a deep appreciation for the Declaration of Independence after being taught about it by a teacher. He used his lithography skills to create a lifelike replica of the document, which he donated to the Library of Congress. Oman's masterpiece is considered one of the most accurate copies of the Declaration ever made, and it has become an important part of American history. [... more]

Patty Kingsbaker shares a story from 1962 about meeting Elvis Presley at a gas station in California, where she got an autograph and a picture with the music legend. The story takes place near Elvis' birthplace in Memphis and Graceland, his famous home. [... more]

Riley King, later known as B.B. King, was born in the Mississippi Delta and rose to fame as a blues musician, known for his unique guitar sound and voice. Despite facing racial segregation and slights, King persevered and became a star, breaking through to white audiences in the 1960s and influencing generations of musicians, including Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page. [... more]

Councilwoman Jerry Green discusses her plans to become the next governor of Tennessee, focusing on election integrity, the need for more poll workers, and her efforts to address crime in Memphis. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force has achieved significant crime reduction in Shelby County, with crime down 55% in the past year. Meanwhile, in West Tennessee, conservative politics are shifting, with a growing grassroots movement seeking to increase voter participation and challenge the status quo. In the real estate market, Memphis is poised to outperform other regions due to its affordability and stable growth, with home sales and mortgage rates expected to remain favorable in the coming year. [... more]

A packed house at the movie theater cheered for Melania Trump in the documentary about her life, while the city of Memphis deals with the aftermath of a winter storm. Meanwhile, the Tennessee governor's race is heating up, and concerns are being raised about school indoctrination and immigration policies. In local news, a real estate expert discusses the value of homes and the importance of marketing and open houses. [... more]

A severe snowstorm has hit the Mid-South, causing widespread power outages and disruptions in Memphis and Nashville. The Nashville Electric Service has been criticized for its handling of the crisis, with some accusing the company of being incompetent and others claiming that the company's tree maintenance policies exacerbated the problem. Meanwhile, Democrats in Virginia are introducing new taxes, and Don Lemon, a former CNN host, has been arrested on federal charges for storming an evangelical Christian church in St. Paul. [... more]

Memphis and Germantown struggle with snow and ice, while discussing the impact on schools and local politics, including the MSCS issue and a potential state takeover. [... more]

A winter storm is approaching Memphis, and residents are preparing for the worst. Local leaders are discussing storm preparation and the importance of being prepared for emergencies. Meanwhile, the issue of human trafficking is being raised, and the need for immigration reform is highlighted. The importance of local leadership and being cautious of storm chasers is also emphasized. [... more]

A World War II veteran was honored by President Trump, and Tennessee Republicans are advancing an agenda that's drawing attention. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris was in town, criticizing President Trump, and there's controversy over drag queens in the Mid-South. In other news, a group of conservative students discussed the issues facing their generation, and Dolly Parton is celebrating her 80th birthday. [... more]

Protests in Memphis drew controversy as demonstrators blocked a major street, sparking debate over the limits of the First Amendment. Meanwhile, a discussion on title fraud in real estate highlighted the importance of protecting homeowners from scams, and a docuseries on online exploitation shed light on the digital darkness destroying lives. [... more]

Crime is down in Memphis, thanks to the Memphis Safe Task Force, but there are still concerns about illegal aliens and the impact on housing costs and wages. The city's school system is also a major issue, with the University of Memphis Campus School being one of the most successful in the state, while the Memphis-Shelby County School District is struggling. State Senator Brent Taylor and State Representative Mark White discuss their plans to address these issues and make Memphis a safer and more prosperous place. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force and National Guard have been accused of debauchery by a local restaurant owner, leading to controversy and protests. Meanwhile, a study reveals that many American kids lack basic knowledge of their country's history and government, with a history teacher sharing his efforts to educate students and promote civic literacy. Additionally, a domestic terrorism incident in Minneapolis has sparked heated rhetoric from local leaders, with some accusing ICE agents of wrongdoing. [... more]

A diner in Orange Mound, Memphis, has become a gathering place for the woke leftist crowd, refusing to serve ICE agents and the National Guard, leading to a heated confrontation and sparking controversy, while the National Civil Rights Museum is set to unveil a redesign and new exhibits, including a focus on poverty, education, and nonviolence. [... more]

Crime rates in Memphis have been on the decline, with some attributing the drop to President Trump's efforts to send in federal agents. However, others argue that the city's mayor, Paul Young, deserves credit for the decrease. Meanwhile, a controversy has erupted over the Knoxville Symphony's hiring practices, with some accusing the orchestra of prioritizing diversity over merit. In related news, real estate experts are predicting a rebound in the market, with mortgage rates at a one-year low. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force has led to a significant reduction in crime, with over 50% decrease in crime rates. President Trump and Governor Lee's efforts have been instrumental in this success. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about fraud and immigration, with some immigrants not assimilating and taking advantage of taxpayer programs. Online exploitation is also a growing concern, with a docuseries shedding light on the issue. [... more]

Memphis is gearing up for a busy New Year's Eve celebration, with thousands of people expected to gather downtown. Meanwhile, the Memphis Safe Task Force is credited with making the city safer, thanks to the efforts of the Trump administration. In other news, the AutoZone Liberty Bowl is set to take place, and Delta One is offering a premium travel experience. Additionally, financial planning experts are advising listeners to take control of their finances in the new year, and the Republican Party is pushing to codify President Trump's agenda, including the SAVE Act. [... more]

Congressman David Kustoff discusses the need for a temporary pause on immigration to address the massive abuse of the system, while also highlighting the economic benefits of the 'Big Beautiful Bill' and the importance of giving back to people at all income levels. Meanwhile, a controversy erupts over a production of The Wizard of Oz at Playhouse on the Square, with some parents expressing shock and outrage over the inclusion of drag queens in the show. Mike Lindell, the founder of My Pillow, joins the show to discuss his decision to run for governor of Minnesota, citing his desire to address the Somali fraud and other issues plaguing the state. [... more]

Memphis Zoo named an orangutan Ruhana after a pioneering advocate for women's rights, sparking controversy. Meanwhile, Playhouse on the Square's drag show in The Wizard of Oz has parents upset, and the Memphis school system is in need of a state takeover due to poor performance. The city is also seeing a decline in crime, with serious crime at a 25-year low. [... more]

Derek Mills, a 29-year veteran of Shelby County, is running for the Shelby County Commission, focusing on public safety and taxes. He believes a job is the number one program that works in solving problems. Meanwhile, Vice President J.D. Vance spoke at Amfest, emphasizing the importance of unity and not treating people differently based on their race or sex. The event brought together young conservatives, and there was a sense of empowerment and recharging among the attendees. [... more]

Memphis Tigers football fans are excited about the new head coach Charles Huff, who has a beautiful family and a passion for pouring into young men. Meanwhile, businesses in South Memphis are suffering due to the presence of the federal task force, with some owners reporting a 30-40% decline in business. In other news, Rhonda Odell is running for the Shelby County Commission, District 1, and is advocating for bringing county services to the suburbs. Additionally, the Affordable Care Act is facing a vote in the House, and the Better Business Bureau is warning about online puppy scams, which have been trending down but still pose a threat to consumers. [... more]

Theater Memphis celebrates its 48th annual production of A Christmas Carol, a timeless tale of redemption and self-discovery. Meanwhile, experts from Strategic Financial Partners discuss the importance of intentional charitable giving and financial planning during the holiday season, highlighting ways to maximize tax benefits and support local causes. [... more]