Martin Luther's marriage to Katerina von Bora was a revolutionary model for the home and the Protestant Reformation. Their partnership and commitment to each other and to their faith led to a reformation of marriage and parenting, where men and women worked together as equals, and the home was seen as a sacred calling. Despite facing incredible vitriol and slander, Katerina remained faithful and humble, serving as a true hero of the Reformation. [... more]

Seattle Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones discusses his team's Super Bowl 60 win, his personal journey, and the team's culture, while comedian Joel McHale shares his experiences as a die-hard Seahawks fan and talks about the team's uniforms and culture. [... more]

The Campbell Soup Company is under fire for allegedly bioengineering meat using 3D printing, while a group of Christian men face hate crime charges for offering Muslims bacon on a university campus. Meanwhile, the conservative movement is divided over MTG's decision to leave Congress, and the Tennessee governor's race is heating up. Additionally, the Trump administration is facing lawfare over indictments against James Comey and Letitia James, and a professor at Mississippi College is suing the school for allegedly violating his free speech rights. [... more]

Exploring the world of comfort food, from classic dishes like mac and cheese to modern twists like cauliflower mashed potatoes. We also delve into the trend of protein-rich foods, the history of sauerkraut, and the rise of Korean fried chicken. Additionally, we examine the art of charcuterie and the world of food influencers, as well as the stories of food trucks and family recipes etched on headstones. [... more]

Managing time wisely is crucial for achieving financial goals and living a purposeful life. Rob West discusses the importance of prioritizing time, building margin, and investing in what truly matters. He also answers listener questions on investing for children, buying a new car, and refinancing an RV loan. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers are dealing with injuries, but Bryce Young is a full participant at practice. Meanwhile, the college basketball season is about to start, and the ACC Tournament is coming to Greensboro. In the NBA, load management is still a topic of discussion, and the World Series is heating up with the Dodgers facing off against the Blue Jays. It's also Halloween, and trick-or-treaters are getting ready for the holiday. [... more]

Danielle Michelson's story begins in Rolla, North Dakota, where she grew up gardening and eventually started a small food business, Michelson Tiny Plants, after the passage of the cottage food laws. However, her business was threatened by the North Dakota Department of Health's attempt to change the law and impose new regulations, which she fought against with the help of the Institute for Justice, a public interest law firm. [... more]

Deion Sanders discusses his coaching career, his son Travis Hunter's potential in the NFL, and the college football playoff system. He also shares his thoughts on the portal system and how it affects lower-level schools. [... more]

Modeling generosity and teaching children the value of giving is crucial for their future well-being. By experiencing financial freedom, individuals can live a life free from the bondage of money. A donor-advised fund and other tools can help grandparents pass on the value of generosity to their grandkids. [... more]

Kathy Lipp discusses the importance of creating a rhythm in life, particularly with the Sabbath, to find rest and recharge. She shares how food plays a role in this, including planning and preparation, and how it can bring people together and demonstrate love. Lipp also talks about the concept of abundance and generosity, and how it can be applied in daily life to make a positive impact on others. [... more]

Danielle Michelson's story begins in Rolla, North Dakota, where she grew up gardening and eventually turned her passion into a business, Michelson Tiny Plants. However, her success was threatened by the North Dakota Department of Health's attempt to repeal the Cottage Food Law, which allowed her to sell food she otherwise couldn't. With the help of the Institute for Justice, Danielle fought against the administrative rules and won, paving the way for her business to grow and expand. [... more]

Rob West offers suggestions for keeping Christ in the family Christmas, including setting a good example with attitude, time management, and generosity. He also answers listener questions on financial planning, retirement, inheritance, and mortgage protection, emphasizing the importance of biblical values and wise stewardship. [... more]

A caregiver's day can feel like every day is Monday, but friends and loved ones can make a big difference with simple acts of kindness, like a warm meal and a listening ear. [... more]

Reducing decision overwhelm can help caregivers tackle problems more effectively by focusing on micro steps and trusting their instincts, rather than getting bogged down by numerous choices. [... more]

The concept of eating the red soup and despising one's birthright is explored in relation to the story of Jacob and Esau. It symbolizes the tendency to become self-made and independent, rather than relying on one's birthright and family. The importance of staying connected to one's family and God's path is emphasized, and the story of Mr. Banks from Mary Poppins is used as an example of finding one's way out of the maze and into a life of purpose and meaning. [... more]

The Los Angeles Rams have the toughest schedule in the NFL, with three out of four games on the road to start the season, including a Monday night game at Cincinnati, and four games against teams coming off a bye, making it a challenging road ahead for the team. [... more]

Wake Forest basketball faces a tough stretch in the ACC, while college football teams prepare for bowl games. Meanwhile, a discussion about Christmas movies leads to a review of Die Hard and a decision to watch Elf next week. [... more]

As a family caregiver, it's not the tasks that keep you up at night, but the fear, guilt, and despair. Peter Rosenberger shares practical help and guidance from scripture to navigate the challenges of caregiving, focusing on taking the next right step and finding calmness in the midst of uncertainty. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show features an in-studio guest, comedian Paul Verzi, discussing his Netflix special 'Nocturnal Admissions' and his experiences as a New York sports fan. Dalvin Cook, Pro Bowl running back for the Minnesota Vikings, joins the show to talk about the upcoming season, his brother's draft, and the new offense led by Kevin O'Connell. The conversation also touches on newspaper sales, Staten Island culture, and the challenges of being a New York sports fan. [... more]

Aaron Jones, running back for the Green Bay Packers, discusses the team's offense and his personal opinions on cereal being considered a soup. He also talks about his relationship with quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the team's chances of winning the Super Bowl. [... more]