Aaron Marquez, the founder and CEO of Wildcat Oil Tools, shares his story of integrity and ethics in business. Despite being a minority business owner, he refused to take advantage of special treatment, choosing instead to operate on a level playing field. This decision paid off in the end, as he earned the respect of his competitors and secured a major contract with a big oil company. [... more]

Money is a gift from God, but it also carries spiritual weight, revealing what we trust. Every spending decision, every saving decision, and every act of generosity asks a question: what am I trusting right now, God or money? Financial wisdom is not just about managing our finances, but about using money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes and serve others. [... more]

When you forget the appetizer of God's graciousness, you become someone who eats junk food, such as malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and evil speaking, which will choke out nourishment and take away your appetite for vertical truth. To grow spiritually, you need to crave and desire the pure milk of God's Word, which is essential for life and growth. [... more]

In rural Malawi, many children wake up each day unsure if they'll eat and relying on water that can make them sick. Cross International is working to break the cycle of poverty, provide clean water, and introduce families to the love of Jesus. Their long-term approach involves partnering with local ministries to equip communities with vital physical resources and spiritual support. [... more]

Bruce Paddock's journey from buying a bankrupt pharmaceutical company to building a successful business, Paddock Laboratories, is a testament to his determination and entrepreneurial spirit. He shares how the Hatch-Waxman Act of 1984 enabled the growth of generic pharmaceuticals, making affordable healthcare accessible to millions of Americans. Paddock's story highlights the importance of innovation and taking calculated risks in business, as well as the impact of his company's contributions to society. [... more]

Three white Jewish boys from New York City became the most unlikely hip-hop band in American history, achieving success with their unique blend of rap and rock music, and paving the way for future generations of musicians. [... more]

Young men are urged to live like Christians, demonstrating godly behavior, dignified speech, and a commitment to sound doctrine. This pattern of living is essential for a Christian's credibility and the reputation of the church, ultimately glorifying God and demonstrating the gospel to the world. [... more]

Iran's missiles can reach Paris and London, China's assistance to Iran's missile program, Tucker Carlson's comments on China's imperialism, Stephen Yates' analysis of China's strategy, Taiwan's concerns about China's new law, Cuba's poverty tourism, Greta Thunberg's involvement in poverty tourism, socialism's flaws and contradictions. [... more]

The addictive nature of sports gambling can lead to compulsive behavior, especially among young people. Experts warn that the industry's design, including instant betting and endless enticements, can be detrimental to mental health and relationships. Parents and policymakers are urged to take action to prevent youth gambling and promote responsible sports betting practices. [... more]

Lisa Kudrow talks about her character Valerie Cherish in the HBO series The Comeback, which is now back for a third season, exploring themes of artificial intelligence and the changing landscape of television. Kudrow discusses her experience playing Valerie, who is offered a lead role in a sitcom written by AI, and how she navigates the challenges of this new technology. She also reflects on her own career, including her time on Friends, and how she has come to appreciate the impact the show has had on people's lives. [... more]

Just like a newborn baby desires milk for food, we should crave spiritual milk, spiritual truth, and proper nutrition is required for both physical and spiritual growth. The Bible teaches us to be mindful of what we've tasted, careful to avoid junk food, and faithful to feed on the truth to enhance our spiritual appetite. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of the Bible in a Christian's life, highlighting its role in revival, spiritual awakening, and personal growth. He encourages listeners to commit scripture to memory, study the Word of God, and seek a relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

Work is not just a means to an end, but an act of worship to God, reflecting the God who creates, orders, and sustains all things. Scripture reframes the conversation on work, showing it as a sacred calling woven into what it means to bear God's image. Faithful stewardship of resources, including finances, is a key aspect of living out one's faith, and trusting in God's provision and sovereignty is essential for navigating life's uncertainties. [... more]

A healthy Christian desires God's word in their life, and reading the Bible is essential for spiritual growth. Pastor Greg Laurie shares his personal story of coming to Christ and the importance of digging into God's word. He emphasizes that the Bible is perfect, flawless, and sufficient for all of life's needs, providing a source of truth and guidance in a world filled with fake news and changing culture. [... more]

Joni Mitchell recorded her iconic album Blue in this very studio, and now it's a hub for musicians to create and collaborate. The studio's owner shares the magic of making music with others, and how it's a place where artists can find inspiration and encouragement. [... more]

John Bryan's letter to his brother George, a third-generation sausage company owner, shares his management philosophy and leadership approach, emphasizing the importance of continuous improvement, motivating employees, and never being satisfied with success. [... more]

Many faith-based ministries are missing out on billions of dollars in charitable gift matching programs due to restrictive policies. A Christian investment firm is working to change this by engaging with companies to create more inclusive programs. Meanwhile, a couple is seeking advice on how to manage their retirement accounts, including a TSP with a large balance, and a listener asks about the factors that determine when to start taking Social Security payments. [... more]

The rise of sports betting in America has led to a potential public health crisis, with experts warning of the dangers of addiction and the impact on young people. Investigative reporter Danny Funt explores the tumultuous history of sports gambling, from its legalization in 2018 to the current frenzy of betting on phones. Funt's book, Everybody Loses, reveals the dark underbelly of the industry, where the pursuit of profit has led to a culture of addiction and exploitation. [... more]

Born Phoebe Ann Moses in rural Ohio, Annie Oakley used her shooting skills to feed her family after her father's death. She went on to challenge and defeat gunslinger Frank Butler, becoming a manager and advocate for women's right to self-defense, teaching 15,000 women over her lifetime. [... more]

Rochelle Starr, founder of Scarlet Hope, shares her journey of faith and obedience as she answers God's call to serve women in the sex industry. With the help of her husband and a prayerful approach, Rochelle begins a ministry that brings hope and healing to those in need, ultimately leading to a 76% decrease in exploitation and human trafficking in Louisville. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics, including the NFL, specifically the Packers and potential trades for Jalen Carter and Brandon Aubrey, as well as their opinions on kickers in the league. They also talk about fast food, particularly Subway, and the Bucks' performance in the NBA, including Giannis' return and the team's struggles. [... more]

The story of Apple's 50-year journey from its humble beginnings to becoming one of the world's most valuable companies, and the impact it has had on society. Meanwhile, the US and Israel's strikes on Iran have led to a complex and unpredictable situation, with the Iranian people wanting to decide their own future. In the US, food insecurity remains a pressing issue, with nearly 48 million Americans struggling to access enough food. Actress Viola Davis has written a new novel, Judge Stone, which explores themes of social justice and personal identity. Lloyd Blankfein, the former CEO of Goldman Sachs, has written a memoir about his rise to wealth and power, and his experiences during the 2008 financial crisis. [... more]

A woman's journey from childhood abuse and sex industry involvement to faith, redemption, and healing, as she finds purpose in helping others escape similar situations through her outreach group, Treasures. [... more]

Every follower of Jesus is to long for the pure milk of the word, which is the next step in following Jesus. The Bible is the inspired and inert word of God, containing all that we need to know for salvation and spiritual growth. Studying the Bible requires focus, concentration, and a desire to listen to God's voice, and it is essential for a strong and secure faith. [... more]

The hosts discuss the Green Bay Packers' management issues, including coach Matt LaFleur's performance and the team's operational structure. They also touch on the Bucks front office's struggles and Giannis Antetokounmpo's recent performance. Additionally, they engage in a humorous discussion about the hardest fast food items to fake enthusiasm for. [... more]

Investors can pursue both financial performance and positive social impact through disciplined, values-aligned investing. Praxis Investment Management offers a faith-based approach to investing, integrating impact considerations without compromising financial rigor. By focusing on long-term orientation and patient, active engagement, investors can achieve competitive returns while contributing to good in the world. [... more]

Bob Hough, a serial entrepreneur, shares his remarkable story of starting a pet resort business and providing second chances to convicted felons, creating a loving environment for dogs and their owners. [... 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]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses various topics, including the relationship between Israel and the US, President Trump's policies, Tucker Carlson's comments, Senator Marsha Blackburn's views, food stamp fraud, the Department of Agriculture's efforts to support farmers, trade deals, inflation, gas prices in Texas, conservatives, grassroots movements, elections, immigration, H-1B visas, deportation, Tennessee's prayer and fasting initiative, God, liberty, culture, American exceptionalism, values, rights, the Constitution, pajamas at airports, etiquette, emotional support chickens, flatulence, gut microbes, gastrointestinal issues, excessive gas, normal flatulence production, farts, gas, Alzheimer's, postpartum depression, Lima beans, Taco Bell, beefy five layer, brain health, medicine, prescription, doctor's office, poop, gas production, baseline, and excessive gas production. [... more]

A conversation between two radio personalities discussing the challenges of the job market, the impact of AI on the industry, and the current state of the Milwaukee Bucks with Giannis Antetokounmpo, including the team's struggles under coach Doc Rivers and general manager John Horst. [... more]

A college student's reputation as a big eater is put to the test in an eating contest against her friend EJ, where she consumes multiple plates of lasagna, salad, and desserts, ultimately emerging victorious and earning the nickname 'The Stomach'. [... more]

Herman Melville's life reads like his books, full of adventure, color, and penetrating genius. He's now considered America's Shakespeare, but his high esteem today is far from the reality he experienced during his lifetime. Melville's experiences in the Marquesas Islands marked him for the rest of his life as a man who had lived among the cannibals, and they also provided material for his first book, Taipei. He was rescued by an Australian whaling ship and signed on as a seaman, earning his keep working odd jobs and eventually enlisting in the U.S. Navy. Melville's 14 months on board would become the basis for his fifth book, White Jacket. He returned to New York and to his distinguished family, but his education never ceased, and he devoured every book he could get his hands on. Melville's experiences and writings would go on to shape American literature, and he would become a master of fiction, but his reputation fell into the dumpster during his lifetime, and he died almost anonymously. [... more]

The story of Spam, a canned meat product, is a fascinating tale of its creation, evolution, and impact on food culture. From its origins in World War II to its current resurgence in popularity, Spam has become a staple in many cuisines around the world. With its unique flavor and versatility, Spam has been used in a variety of dishes, from classic recipes to modern twists. The product's history is also marked by its association with nostalgia, with many people having fond memories of eating Spam as children. Today, Spam is enjoyed by people of all ages and backgrounds, and its popularity continues to grow as food trends shift towards comfort food and nostalgic eating. [... more]

Mitch Felderhoff, co-owner of Munster Milling, a fourth-generation family-owned animal food manufacturer, shares his story of innovating dog food through freeze-drying, reducing carbohydrates, and making food less inflammatory, while staying true to his family's legacy and commitment to their small town community. [... more]

Millions around the world are stuck in generational poverty, but the body of Christ is working together to break this cycle. Faith and Finance is partnering with Cross International to lift 250 kids in Malawi, Uganda, and Zambia out of poverty and introduce them to the love of Jesus. [... more]

A debate in the first congressional district in North Carolina focused on tariffs and their impact on farmers, with candidates agreeing that tariffs are a short-term pain for a long-term gain. Meanwhile, the state's economy is experiencing lower inflation rates compared to the national average, with the southern region showing a more favorable trend. In other news, NC State University is facing a lawsuit over the presence of PCBs in a building, and the film and TV production industry spent an estimated $185.5 million in direct in-state spending in North Carolina in 2025. [... 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 story began with the snurfer, a monoski invented by Sherman Poppin in 1965, which he later improved upon and turned into the first snowboard. Burton's perseverance and determination led to the growth of the sport, despite initial resistance from ski resorts, and today snowboarding is one of the most watched events at the Winter Olympics. [... more]

Trusting God for daily bread is a concept that takes us back to Israel's journey through the wilderness, where God fed his people with manna each morning, enough for the day, no more, no less. This idea is not about passivity, but about dependence on God, and it's a rhythm that Jesus taught us to ask for daily bread, not burdening ourselves with the need to control tomorrow. In a world of economic anxiety, where budgets are tight and the future feels uncertain, this concept is more relevant than ever, inviting us to rest in real care, and to rely on God for provision, not just for our financial needs, but for his kingdom. [... more]

During World War II, Spam and Hershey's chocolate played significant roles in feeding American soldiers. Spam's history dates back to 1937, and it was shipped to troops in large quantities. Hershey's created the D-Ration bar, a heat-resistant chocolate bar designed for emergency rations, and later produced the Tropical Chocolate Bar. These food items served their purpose, providing sustenance to soldiers during a time of war. [... more]

A report from the North Carolina Energy Policy Task Force warns of rising energy rates amid a demand boom, recommending policies to ensure affordable, reliable, and clean energy supplies. Meanwhile, the state's Department of Environmental Quality awards $5.7 million in grants for flood resiliency projects in Western North Carolina, aiming to reduce flood risks and protect surrounding communities. [... more]