On this episode of Our American Stories before PEZ dispensers came topped with Mickey Mouse Santa Claus and superheroes PEZ was a benign Austrian peppermint marketed to adults as an alternative to smoking Then PEZ came to America and flopped Instead of giving up the company decided to change course and a candy once meant for adults found an entirely new audience in American children Shawn Peterson author of PEZ From Austrian Invention to American Icon shares the surprising story of how a failed product launch transformed PEZ into one of the world's most recognizable candies and an icon of [... more]

CBS Sports NFL Analyst Trent Green joins the show and discusses the challenges that Fernando Mendonza faces and if he looks like a pro what QBs are thinking when they face Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett why he likes the Rams and the Broncos playing in the Super Bowl Suzy Shuster joins the show and discusses the recent retirement of WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert and who she would pick to be the next leader of the league Clippers fan TJ Jefferson on his release of fandom for the Los Angeles Clippers after the recent sanctions place on the team Learn [... more]

Abdul el-Sayed continues his media tour and calls disavowing Hasan Piker cancel culture Illegal aliens are stripping Connecticut beaches clean of crabs and clams MTG who had an illegal alien ghost write her book blames the Jews for Milo getting deported Dana explains how Ken Paxton's first massive ad buy in Texas missed the mark Angie Nixon calls Trump a communist The jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial says it is unable to come to unanimous decision Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Relief Factorhttps www ReliefFactor comYou could be the next person sharing [... more]

Convicted H tler-loving haute-couture designer John Galliano finally caved to outcry and bowed out of a planned Met Gala celebration for him Will Anne Hathaway have to answer questions about her past words on abortion in promoting her new film Leaked audio is released of J D Vance with the Republican Jewish Coalition completely ducking any political questions about his relationship with Tucker Carlson Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has resigned following months of tension with Pete Hegseth Dana reveals the connections of Driscoll's history and speculates on the real goal Canadian PM Mark Carney is upset that America is making [... more]

The US strikes Iranian missile launchers on Sunday The State Department revokes the visa of a Biden-honored Iraqi official who landed on the US terror watchlist President Trump goes on record supporting data centers Hasan Piker insisted that Abdul el-Sayed asked to stump for him as el-Sayed continues to distance himself Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Relief Factorhttps www ReliefFactor comYou could be the next person sharing a Relief Factor success story Get started today with the -Week QuickStart for only and tell them you heard about them on The Dana Show Ghost [... more]

Tucker Carlson calls for the removal of President Trump from political office immediately Does J D Vance need to address this Dana explains why it's too early to freak out about data centers and gives you the tools to use when debating the future of data centers How can we be practical since they are here to stay James Talarico is winning in cash polls and airtime in the Texas Senate race Dana goes scorched Earth on why there needs to be sirens in the Ken Paxton camp A Federal court rules the statutes the Trump Administration used in its [... more]

Ed Curry, the founder of the Pucker Butt Pepper Company, shares his story of how he went from being an addict to becoming a successful entrepreneur by breeding the hottest pepper in the world, the Carolina Reaper. He talks about his journey, from his childhood to his struggles with addiction and how he found solace in peppers. He also discusses the science behind peppers and how they can be used for medicinal purposes. [... more]

Giannis' time with the Bucks has come to an end, and he's open for trade. Potential landing spots include the Miami Heat, Clippers, Cavaliers, and Knicks. Meanwhile, the NCAA is pleading with coaches not to cancel series for better seeding in the tournament. In college baseball, Georgia Tech and Boston College are set to face off in a series that could have implications for the ACC tournament. Darren Vought and the team discuss various topics, including astrophysics, guitar, and music. [... more]

The Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, showcases a vast collection of 20,000 salt and pepper shaker sets and 1,500 pepper mills, each telling a story of history, family, and passion. The museum's founder, Andrea Ludin's mother, started collecting salt and pepper shakers as a way to understand the changing times and society, and her daughter continues to share this fascinating story with the world. [... more]

Memphis Tigers fans are split on the new head coach, Charles Huff, while real estate expert Vicki Gandy discusses the benefits of home ownership, including tax breaks, appreciation, and savings. Meanwhile, a fashion trend is sweeping the nation, with Gen Z men ditching hoodies for quarter zip sweaters and matcha lattes, representing a shift towards elegance and sophistication. [... more]

The Philadelphia Eagles are atop the NFC standings, but their Super Bowl window is uncertain due to their mystifying offense. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers are looking to make a statement with their young players, including Lad McConkey, who will be participating in the Dr. Pepper Portal ahead of the Texas-Georgia game in Jacksonville. [... more]

Ed Curry, founder of the Pucker Butt Pepper Company, shares his story of adopting two miracle babies through divine intervention, and how his faith has guided him through life's challenges. [... more]

Ed Curry, founder of the Pucker Butt Pepper Company, shares his story of adopting two miracle babies with his wife at the age of 50, after years of struggling with infertility and guilt. He attributes these miracles to his strong Christian faith and the guidance of Pastor Chadwick, who helped them through the adoption process. [... more]

The New York Mets are trying to advance to the National League Championship Series after a Francisco Lindor Grand Slam, while the New England Patriots are switching quarterbacks with Aidan O'Connell taking over for Gardner Minshew. The NFL is also dealing with turmoil amongst its teams, including the Saints who are forced to switch out their quarterback due to Derek Carr's injury. Meanwhile, the league has its own issues, including the settlement of a lawsuit with Jim Trotter, a former NFL media member who was suing the league for racial discrimination. [... more]

A discussion on the execution of Marcellus Williams, a convicted felon who was put to death for the murder of Felicia Gale, and the controversy surrounding restorative justice and the death penalty. Additionally, topics such as gun control, social media, and education are touched upon. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Kamala Harris's stance on reproductive freedom and the potential elimination of the filibuster, as well as the controversy surrounding Marcellus Williams's execution in Missouri. The conversation also touches on the Iran situation, the 2024 election, and the importance of free speech and government regulation. [... more]

Ed Curry, founder of the Pucker Butt Pepper Company, shares his incredible story of faith and miracles, including the adoption of two miracle babies, and how his life was transformed by the power of God. [... more]

The San Francisco 49ers are dealing with a trade request from wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, while the NFL is gearing up for the new season with rookies reporting to training camp. Meanwhile, quarterback prospects Bryce Young, Caleb Williams, and Anthony Richardson are being touted as potential breakout stars, and legendary coach Bill Belichick is rumored to be looking for a new team to coach. [... more]

The NBA draft has become unwatchable due to the NBA's inability to figure out the hat issue, where players wear hats for teams they're not playing for. This problem has been ongoing for decades, and it's not just a matter of being cute or novel. The NBA's struggles with this issue are a result of their lack of understanding of college basketball and its importance in the sports landscape. The NBA's failure to recognize the value of college basketball has led to a decline in interest in the draft, making it feel small and insignificant. The NBA can fix this problem by getting rid of the one-and-done rule and requiring players to stay in college for a few years, similar to the NFL and college baseball. [... more]

Campus unrest is escalating across the US, with protests and takeovers at universities in 20 states. The situation is particularly dire at Columbia University, where students have taken over a building and are refusing to leave. The protests are being fueled by anti-Semitic rhetoric and a desire to support Palestine. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is on trial in New York, facing charges of election interference and campaign finance law violations. As the trial heats up, Trump's lawyers are pushing back against the prosecution's claims, arguing that the payments made to Stormy Daniels were not campaign finance violations. The situation is complex and multifaceted, with many different perspectives and opinions on the matter. [... more]

A caregiver shares a powerful moment of faith when caring for his wife with Alzheimer's, reminding us to anchor ourselves in God's Word and find solid ground in the midst of chaos. This conversation highlights the importance of hope and conviction in the face of caregiving challenges. [... more]

Ed Curry, founder and president of the Pucker Butt Pepper Company, shares his story of addiction, recovery, and the discovery of the world's hottest pepper. From his childhood fascination with peppers to his journey of creating the Guinness World Record holder, Pepper X, Curry's story is one of perseverance and passion. [... more]

Ed Curry shares his incredible story of faith and miracles, including the adoption of two miracle babies, and how his life was transformed by God's intervention. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs are favored to win Super Bowl 58 against the San Francisco 49ers, with Patrick Mahomes leading the team. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers are looking to improve their offense with new coach Dave Canales and quarterback Bryce Young, who is expected to make a significant leap in year two. The Panthers' hiring of Canales has been well-received, with fellow quarterbacks like CJ Stroud defending Young and praising Canales' abilities. The team is also looking to improve their offensive line health and implement a power run scheme. [... more]

ACC Basketball Media Day featured Tony Bennett discussing his fondness for the Triad, while the Carolina Panthers prepare to face CJ Stroud and the Texans. Meanwhile, the Hornets showed promise in their win over the Atlanta Hawks, with Brandon Miller impressing in his debut. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers are gearing up for training camp, with many expecting Bryce Young to start day one. Meanwhile, the SEC hype machine is in full swing, with some questionable quarterback comparisons. The MLB All-Star Game is tonight, and the Seattle-based artists Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Jimi Hendrix are being celebrated for their contributions to music. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers announced two new Hall of Honor inductees, Julius Peppers and Musen Mohamed. Meanwhile, in college basketball, the Peach Jam recruiting event saw a strong turnout from local in-state schools, with the 2025 and 2026 classes being considered superior to the current crop of players. The Wake Forest Demon Deacons had several players drafted in the MLB draft, including Rhett Louder and Brock Wilkin. In MLS, Charlotte FC's announcer, Will P, went viral for sounding like Mickey Mouse during a game. [... more]

Dottie Pepper, a 17-time LPGA Tour winner and two-time major champion, discusses the biggest differences between the women's and men's games, the importance of women in golf, and her experiences as a player and analyst on the PGA Tour. [... more]

The Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, is home to 20,000 salt and pepper shaker sets and 1,500 pepper mills, showcasing a fascinating history of American culture and commerce. The museum's founder, Andrea Luden, shares her family's passion for collecting and preserving these everyday objects, which reveal a rich and complex history of trade, innovation, and human connection. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL storylines, including Joe Burrow's impressive performance, the Bills' struggles, and Brock Purdy's Cinderella story. He also talks to Dave Franco about his new film, Somebody I Used to Know, and their shared love for the San Francisco 49ers. [... more]

Wake Forest's loss to North Carolina is analyzed, with a focus on the team's self-inflicted wounds and missed opportunities. The discussion also touches on the NFL, with the firings of Chris Beard and the potential hiring of Steve Wilks as the next Panthers head coach. Additionally, the hosts discuss the movie 'The Dark Knight' and its iconic performance by Heath Ledger. [... more]

The NFL trade deadline is approaching, with teams making last-minute deals to bolster their rosters. The Green Bay Packers are struggling to find a replacement for their injured quarterback, while the Chicago Bears have acquired Chase Claypool from the Steelers. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots are looking to bounce back from a tough start to the season, with Jabril Peppers discussing the team's chances of making a playoff push. [... more]

The Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, is a treasure trove of over 20,000 salt and pepper shaker sets and 1,500 pepper mills, showcasing a fascinating history of American culture and family traditions. Founder Andrea Lunden shares her passion for collecting and preserving these everyday objects, which reveal the creativity, ingenuity, and creativity of past generations. [... more]

Mothers from all walks of life share their stories of love, sacrifice, and resilience. From a single mother who overcame poverty and abuse to raise her child, to a museum curator who collects and shares the fascinating history of salt and pepper shakers, these stories celebrate the power of motherhood and the human spirit. [... more]

The Great Vowel Shift was a significant change in the English language that occurred between the 14th and 18th centuries, transforming the pronunciation of vowels and affecting the way words were spoken. This change was influenced by historical events, such as the Norman Conquest, and population migration. Meanwhile, a unique museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, showcases a vast collection of salt and pepper shakers, highlighting the history and significance of these everyday objects. Additionally, millions of people will make Medicare coverage decisions next year, and UnitedHealthcare can help them feel confident about their choices. [... more]

Babylon is a picture of man's kingdom without God, a life consumed with pride, sensuality, and idolatry. In the last days, a powerful religious deception will sweep the earth, described as Babylon, a system that looks good on the outside but is evil on the inside. This system will be energized by the devil and will bring people together under a false sense of unity, but will ultimately lead to destruction. [... more]

From the humble beginnings of cereal to the rise of tater tots, seltzer, and balsamic vinegar, Sunday Morning explores the fascinating world of food and drink. With stories of innovative chefs, food designers, and entrepreneurs, this special edition delves into the latest trends and traditions in the culinary world, from the comfort of pepperoni rolls in West Virginia to the art of Native cuisine and the history of Irish coffee. [... more]