Former Olympic gold medalist Tyler Hamilton recounts his life in cycling, including his experiences with doping, his relationship with Lance Armstrong, and his journey towards telling the truth and seeking redemption. [... more]

The story of America's Post Office reveals bizarre rules that came to be, including the prohibition on mailing children. Meanwhile, water scarcity affects Navajo families, and a water delivery program aims to provide clean water to those in need. Additionally, airport lounges offer a luxurious experience, and a credit card rewards program provides access to exclusive perks. [... more]

The United States Postal Service has a rich history dating back to 1792, with its establishment being a result of the need for a federal post office to facilitate the spread of news and the exchange of information. The post office has continually adapted to change and consumers' needs, fulfilling human needs for communication and exchange of information and ideas. [... more]

The postal service in the United States had a unique history, particularly with parcel post delivery, which was introduced in 1913. Initially, packages were limited to four pounds, but the regulations were later changed to allow for heavier packages. However, this led to some unusual uses of the service, including sending children through the mail, which was eventually prohibited. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including drones, government security, China, Iran, Israel, Ireland, immigration, and the economy. She also talks about the Biden administration's handling of the economy and Trump's inauguration. The conversation touches on the potential for a renegotiation with China and the importance of addressing the security threat posed by drones. [... more]

Employment scams skyrocketed last year, increasing by nearly 120 percent. The FTC routinely handles thousands of employment scam complaints each year, but that number is rising dramatically as technology makes conning job seekers easier for online thieves. Meanwhile, a listener seeks advice on how to pay off a mortgage and remove a co-borrower from the deed, while another listener wants to know how to determine the value of a commemorative coin collection. Additionally, a listener asks about the impact of taking a part-time job on disability benefits, and a couple seeks advice on how to plan for retirement. [... more]

The United States Postal Service has a rich history dating back to 1792, when it was established to facilitate communication and exchange of information across the country. The post office department has undergone significant changes over the years, including the introduction of postage stamps in 1847, which simplified the postal business model and led to an explosion in letter delivery. The Postal Service has also played a crucial role in the expansion of transportation networks, including railroads and civil aviation. [... more]

Considering a home purchase requires careful planning, including weighing the costs of renting versus buying, understanding the current market conditions, and evaluating one's monthly budget. It's also essential to consider the emotional aspects of homeownership, such as the sense of satisfaction and personalization that comes with owning a home. Additionally, shared ownership with family members can be a viable option for some individuals. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses the latest news and events, including President Trump's rally in New Jersey, the postal service's delays, and the situation in Israel. The show also touches on topics such as faith community, Christian nationalism, and the importance of talk radio in today's society. [... more]

The story of the Persian king Darius and his administrative priority, the highway, is used to illustrate God's providence and sovereignty. The Israelites, who were rebuilding the temple in Jerusalem, were motivated by God's watching eye and were encouraged to be faithful in their work, just like the couriers who traveled the highway. The king's decree to rebuild the temple and provide for its needs is seen as a demonstration of God's sovereignty and control over all things. [... more]

The Supreme Court has outlawed affirmative action in university admissions, ruling that race cannot be a factor in college admissions decisions. This decision has sparked debate about the impact on minority students and the potential for reverse discrimination. Meanwhile, the court has also ruled in favor of religious liberty, requiring employers to grant accommodations unless it causes an undue hardship. Additionally, the court is set to rule on the student loan forgiveness issue, which challenges the president's executive power to forgive loans. [... more]

The early days of mail delivery in the United States were marked by controversy and innovation, with the introduction of parcel post in 1913 allowing for the delivery of larger packages. However, this new service also led to the bizarre practice of mailing children, which occurred on several occasions, including a six-year-old girl who traveled 700 miles from Florida to Virginia for just 15 cents in parcel post stamps. [... more]

The United States Postal Service has a long history dating back to 1792, with its establishment being a result of the need for a federal post office to facilitate communication and the spread of news. The postal system has undergone significant changes over the years, including the introduction of postage stamps, postal savings, and the reorganization of the post office department in 1971. [... more]

The United States was late to introduce government-funded package delivery, but by the 1880s and 1890s, it became a contentious issue in Congress. The introduction of parcel post delivery in 1913 allowed for the mailing of packages up to 11 pounds, but it also led to some bizarre instances, such as children being mailed through the postal service for cheaper than a train ticket. The Postmaster General eventually changed the regulations to prohibit mailing human beings, but it still occurred a few more times before the practice ended. [... more]

A family's passion for lawnmower racing brings adventure and joy to their lives, while a father's love for his disabled daughter inspires him to share her story. Meanwhile, a look at the history of parcel delivery reveals some surprising and bizarre rules, including the practice of mailing children. Additionally, experts discuss Medicare coverage and the challenges faced by migraine sufferers. [... more]

The concept of being a rich man is explored through the lens of Christianity, drawing parallels between material wealth and spiritual devotion. The discussion delves into the biblical story of Enoch, who lived a life of devotion and service to God, and how this concept relates to the idea of being a rich man. The podcast also examines the theme of clothing in Genesis, highlighting how it can represent betrayal and deception, but also how it can be a symbol of spiritual growth and transformation. [... more]