The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including immigration, amnesty, border patrol, Jeffrey Epstein, Elon Musk's third party, racism, and the Texas floods. They also touch on the National Weather Service and climate change, and share personal stories and opinions on these issues. [... more]

Israeli scholar Yuval Noah Harari argues that humans are not unique or special, and predicts that science will soon overtake nature as the driving force of human evolution, but his philosophical assumptions lead to contradictions, such as denying morality while insisting oppression is wrong. Harari's views are compared to those of Friedrich Nietzsche, who warned that losing God means losing morality, meaning, and humanity. [... more]

The story of Superman's creator and the real-life undercover agent who teamed up to take down the Ku Klux Klan, exposing their brutality and racism, and ultimately contributing to the decline of the organization. [... more]

Matthew Carey, an Irish immigrant, rose to become a prominent publisher in early America, but he struggled with his own inferior ethnic heritage and Catholicism, and he remained in step with the virulent racism of the period, yet he contributed to America's ongoing democratic revolution by attempting to improve the lives of white, disadvantaged outsiders. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Anglican Church, Lent, racism, hell, and the new covenant, providing biblical insights and perspectives on these issues. [... more]

A discussion about the complexities of reparations, slavery, and racism in American history, featuring a debate between Dana Lash and Ariana Presley. They delve into the topic of reparations, questioning how it would work and who would be responsible for paying. They also discuss the history of slavery, the role of Democrats in perpetuating it, and the need for accountability and justice. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of justification by faith alone, the privation theory of evil, and the nature of the church. The hosts engage with callers on various topics, including Mormonism, the role of worship in the church, and the Christian life. They also delve into the nuances of repentance and its relationship to salvation. [... more]

Pope Leo's stance on immigration sparks debate, with some arguing that the US should adopt a more European approach. Meanwhile, a mass-produced flying car has been created, but experts warn of potential safety risks. A new study reveals widespread cheating in college, with students using AI to write papers. Additionally, a spacecraft lost by the Soviets in 1972 is expected to crash land on Earth, and a former US vice president's comments on a presidential candidate's loss have sparked controversy. [... more]

The discussion revolves around various topics including immigration, politics, faith, leadership, and negotiations. The conversation highlights the complexities of global health funding, government spending, and climate change. It also touches on the hypocrisy of some politicians and the elitism that pervades the political sphere. [... more]

The podcast discusses the recent trade deal between the US and the UK, the implications of China's economic problems, and the potential for a deal between the US and China. The hosts also discuss Joe Biden's recent book deal and his claims of cognitive decline, as well as the controversy surrounding the Pope's social media presence. Additionally, the hosts talk about the situation in Ukraine and the persecution of Christians by Russian forces, and the recent appointment of a new Pope from Chicago. [... more]

Shirley Chisholm, the first African-American woman to serve in Congress, visited ailing segregationist Governor George Wallace in the hospital, sparking a transformation in his life. Chisholm's act of kindness led to Wallace's eventual redemption, as he worked to mend the fabric of American society and make amends for his past racist actions. [... more]

Hannibal, Missouri, a small town on the Mississippi River, was a gateway to the Wild West and the place where Mark Twain, the father of American literature, grew up. Twain's experiences in the town, including his exposure to racism and slavery, influenced his writing, particularly in Huckleberry Finn. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to baffle and entertain, while California's equity-based speeding ticket system raises questions about fairness and accountability. Meanwhile, discussions around racism and immigration policies spark debate and controversy, highlighting the complexities of modern society. [... more]

The discussion around tariffs and trade deals continues, with some arguing that they are necessary to make the US stronger. Meanwhile, a man is deported to El Salvador after being accused of being a member of MS-13, a notorious gang. The Supreme Court has sided with Trump in two recent rulings, preventing the need to rehire 16,000 probationary workers and allowing the Trump administration to continue its policies. The conversation around racism and immigration continues, with some arguing that the US needs to have a blanket 10% tariff on all imported products to make the country stronger. The discussion around equity and speed cameras in California has sparked controversy, with some arguing that the fines should be based on income. Additionally, a Heineken phone case that flips your phone over when it hears the word 'cheers' has been unveiled, and a man has gained a large following on social media for putting Crocs on New York City sculptures. Dolly Parton has partnered with a Kardashian to create a new line of jeans called Jolene's, and a survey has found that the average person has over 1,000 unread emails and 15 open browser tabs. The conversation around digital cleaning and the importance of taking breaks from technology continues, and the discussion around jobs that require a high tolerance of being yelled at has sparked interest. [... more]

A Florida woman faces felony charges for vandalizing a Tesla with chewing gum, sparking debate about hate speech and accountability. Meanwhile, actor John Boyega's comments about Star Wars being too white have sparked controversy, and Marine Le Pen's potential presidential bid in France is being threatened by a fabricated embezzlement charge, raising questions about democracy and free elections. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of racism and its origins, with a focus on how it relates to the sinful nature of humanity. The conversation also delves into the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement, which is seen as a key aspect of the Christian faith. Additionally, the discussion touches on the differences between the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches, and how their teachings on salvation and justification by faith alone are distinct from the Protestant perspective. The topic of infant baptism is also explored, with the host presenting arguments for and against the practice. [... more]

Colonel Robert Gould Shaw led the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment, one of the first black regiments to serve during the American Civil War. Shaw's principles, courage, and sense of duty were forged in his early days, and he became a fervent abolitionist, fighting for the equality of black soldiers and ultimately sacrificing his life in the Battle of Fort Wagner. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrines, the Anglican Church, the biblical account of King David, racism, the concept of hell, Jewish beliefs, the new covenant, and Presbyterianism, providing insights and answering listener questions. [... more]

Monique Dussin and Christa Bontrager share their unlikely friendship and intergenerational, intercultural bond, forged through their love for Christ and a desire for unity. Despite their differences, they found common ground and worked together to start a ministry, writing a book on racial reconciliation and biblical answers to questions on race and racism. Their story highlights the importance of humility, forgiveness, and faith in overcoming racial divides and living out their theology in a way that displays the kingdom of God. [... more]

The author reflects on their experiences as a black conservative on Fox News, facing racism and persecution from the left. They discuss how the election of President Trump marked a change in the way people are judged, with a focus on content of character rather than skin color or voting preference. [... more]

The U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter was flying at an altitude much higher than it's supposed to fly at, sparking questions about air traffic control and the role of DEI in hiring practices. Meanwhile, Democrats are struggling to come to terms with their loss in the presidential election, with some blaming racism and misogyny for Vice President Harris's defeat. The FAA is under scrutiny for its hiring practices, with some arguing that it prioritizes identity politics over merit and skills. The discussion highlights the complexities of politics and the need for a merit-based approach in government. [... more]

Dr. Charles Ware preaches on the importance of love and character over the color of one's skin, emphasizing that God's initiative is reconciliation and that the church is called to be a living sign of the one body of Christ. He shares personal experiences and biblical teachings to illustrate the need for Christians to demonstrate love and humility, and to prioritize God's love over human relationships and societal expectations. [... more]

Doug Williams, the first black quarterback to win a Super Bowl, overcame incredible obstacles to achieve success in the NFL. From being drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to leading the Washington Redskins to victory in Super Bowl 22, Williams' story is one of perseverance and determination in the face of racism and adversity. [... more]

Eric Motley shares a pivotal story from his college days at Samford University, where he faced racism and prejudice while pledging a fraternity. A group of students, including his future friends, stood up for him, challenging the fraternity's members to do what's right and ultimately voting him in. This remarkable story of heroism and courage has a profound impact on Eric's life and serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up against injustice. [... more]

The discussion revolves around gun violence, gun control, and mass shootings, with a focus on the recent Wisconsin school shooting and the proposed solutions by Kamala Harris. The conversation also touches on the Canadian government's situation with Justin Trudeau, the concept of weight neutrality, and the importance of personal responsibility in maintaining one's health. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the appropriateness of Christmas mode, the depth of theological understanding, and the challenges of racism in church, particularly in multiracial settings. Dr. Abbadan Shah shares his insights on the importance of pastoral leadership and the need to confront issues of racism and cultural differences in the church. [... more]

The cross of Jesus Christ is the center of everything in the Christian experience, and it's the answer to racism, fear, and anxiety. It's the power that breaks the curse of sin, and it's the source of holy living. The cross is a reminder to Satan that he lost and Jesus won, and it's the key to freedom from guilt and condemnation. [... more]

The Republican Party made significant gains in the 2024 election, with President-elect Trump winning the White House and the Senate. The Democrat Party suffered losses, with Kamala Harris failing to outperform Joe Biden in any county. The election was marked by a red wave, with Republicans winning key seats and flipping several states. Gen X voters played a crucial role in the election, with many analysts attributing the Republican victory to their support. The election also saw significant gains for the Republican Party in the Senate and House, with many Democrats losing their seats. The judiciary is expected to be a key area of focus for the new administration, with many judges and justices up for appointment or reappointment. [... more]

The idea of a party switch between Democrats and Republicans is a myth, with a long history of racism and segregationism within the Democratic Party. Scholars like Dr. Shah argue that the party switch narrative is a simplistic explanation that ignores the complexities of American history and politics. [... more]

A documentary filmmaker goes undercover to explore the world of anti-racism and discovers a culture of guilt, manipulation, and indoctrination. He talks to experts and ordinary people about the impact of this ideology on society and the dangers of inherent racism. [... more]

A story of an unknown American war hero, Charles Jackson French, who swam through shark-infested waters to save his comrades during World War II, and his journey to recognition and the Navy Cross, highlighting the racism he faced in the military and the importance of preserving swimming history. [... more]

George Wallace, a former segregationist governor, undergoes a transformation after meeting with Shirley Chisholm, a trailblazing African-American congresswoman. Chisholm's visit sparks a change in Wallace, who eventually apologizes for his past racist actions and works to help African-Americans in Alabama. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show features an in-depth conversation with Dennis Allen, head coach of the 2-0 New Orleans Saints, discussing the team's explosive offense and his coaching philosophy. Meanwhile, Fred Anthony Smith, director of the Prime Video docu-series 'Evolution of the Black Quarterback,' shares the story of black quarterbacks in the NFL, highlighting the challenges they faced and the progress made. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including Bible doctrines, Mormonism research, and the abortion debate. He also addresses questions about racism and Christianity, the Trinity and Godhead, and the relevance of the Old Testament law. Additionally, he provides guidance on Christian living and encourages listeners to focus on Jesus Christ. [... more]

Colonel Robert Gould Shaw led the 54th Massachusetts, one of the first black regiments in the Civil War, in a charge on Fort Wagner, a heavily armed Confederate fortification in South Carolina. Shaw's story is a testament to his principles, courage, and sense of duty, forged in his early days and influenced by his reading of Uncle Tom's Cabin. [... more]

Gerald Ford and Willis Ward, two of the best high school football players in Michigan, became fast friends at the University of Michigan in the early 1930s. However, their friendship was put to the test when the athletic director, Fielding Yost, refused to allow Willis Ward to play on the football team due to his African American heritage. Despite the controversy, Gerald Ford stood by his friend and the two went on to have a profound impact on each other's lives, with Gerald Ford becoming a leading advocate for civil rights and Willis Ward becoming a prominent businessman and judge. [... more]

Christians are like Lego bricks, only accomplishing their mission when working together as a single unit. The church is a temple where God's Spirit dwells, and its members are like a pile of bricks that, when put together, form a complete temple. The gospel is tearing down walls and bringing together people who otherwise are enemies, creating a common source of righteousness, a common foundation of truth, and a common purpose in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Los Angeles Lakers hire JJ Redick as their new head coach, sparking debate about his qualifications and the team's chances of success. Meanwhile, the Negro Leagues are celebrated in a special event, and Reggie Jackson shares his experiences with racism in baseball. [... more]

The celebration of the Negro Leagues at Rickwood Field was a poignant and powerful tribute to the pioneers of the game, including Willie Mays, who was honored for his kindness and generosity to those he met. The event brought together current players, fans, and MLB personnel to educate and promote another era of history, and to honor the men who were forgotten for too long. [... more]

A historic game at Rick Woodfield in Alabama honored the Negro Leagues and their players, including Willie Mays, with a celebration of their contributions to baseball history. The event was a powerful tribute to the men who overcame segregation and racism to achieve greatness in the sport. [... more]