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Financial Symphony

John Stillman

September 04, 2026

Ready to grow your wealth with confidence Let's talk ' http www meetwithrosewood com - - Safe sounds simple but in retirement planning it can mean very different things to different people Jake explains why feeling comfortable with your portfolio isn't the same as having the right amount of risk for your actual financial situation The goal isn't to avoid risk altogether it's to make sure the risk you're taking actually fits the life your money needs to support Here's what we discuss in this episode ' Client Perceptions What people usually mean by safe money Risk Capacity How much [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 04, 2026

The Green Bay Packers: The NFL Team That Shouldn't Exist

On this episode of Our American Stories Green Bay Wisconsin has a population of just over people It is smaller than many cities with minor-league baseball teams yet somehow it is home to one of the most famous and valuable franchises in professional sports Almost every other small industrial town that helped build the early NFL eventually lost its team So how did the Green Bay Packers survive and turn the city into Titletown USA This is the remarkable story of how community ownership championship football a new stadium the rise of Vince Lombardi and a strategic battle over nearby [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 04, 2026

How a Small-Town Speaker Held the Line During Watergate

On this episode of Our American Stories Carl Albert stood just feet inches tall but during one of America's biggest political scandals he carried more than his share of the weight As the Watergate scandal unraveled the Nixon presidency the Speaker of the House known as the Little Giant from Little Dixie became an anchor of stability He put country over party and helped steer Congress through one of the most chaotic chapters in modern political history Jeff Bloodworth professor of American history at Gannon University and a Jack Miller Center Fellow shares the story Support the show https www [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 04, 2026

Simon Estes: The Jackie Robinson of Opera

On this episode of Our American Stories Simon Estes grew up poor in the coal-mining town of Centerville Iowa in a tiny house without running water or electricity His father the son of former slaves couldn't read and segregation shaped Simon's childhood But inside his family's church there was music faith in God and a remarkable voice that would take him far beyond anything he could have possibly imagined Simon Estes himself shares the story of how encountering opera for the first time changed the course of his life and took him from small-town Iowa to Juilliard then across the [... more]

Break Point

John Stonestreet

September 04, 2026

Christianity Isn't Just True; It's Reality

The events of the Bible did not take place once upon a time or long ago in a galaxy far far away For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 03, 2026

Sergeant Alvin York: The Faithful Pacifist Who Became a World War I Hero

On this episode of Our American Stories Sergeant Alvin York the reluctant World War I infantryman who became one of America's most decorated soldiers has stood as a symbol of courage and sacrifice for over a century Born in the mountains of Tennessee Sgt York's early life was shaped by deep religious convictions that initially made him a conscientious objector But on the battlefield Alvin C York single-handedly captured German soldiers killed others and earned the Medal of Honor along with nearly additional decorations His story inspired the classic Sergeant York movie and countless books Is Sergeant York a true [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 03, 2026

The Three Phone Calls She Made Before She Passed

On this episode of Our American Stories Leslie Leyland Fields flew from her home in Alaska to Indiana to spend two weeks beside her best friend Linda who was dying of stage IV ovarian cancer When it was finally time to leave Leslie believed they still had months together A week later she learned that Linda was nearing the end Then while Leslie was trying to make her way home a mechanical problem grounded her flight The delay gave the two friends something neither expected three final phone calls Leslie a regular contributor to Our American Stories and the author [... more]

Break Point

John Stonestreet

September 03, 2026

The Population Zombie Strikes Again

Zombie ideas of overpopulation and human pestilence gets humanity tragically wrong and misunderstands the created world For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

September 02, 2026

We'll Never Go That Far

Peter Rosenberger examines the warning signs of moving moral and cultural boundaries From the phrase we'll never go that far to examples of sexuality abortion justice and the consequences of unchecked sin Peter challenges listeners to consider what happens when boundaries are gradually removed He also discusses the heartbreaking Lindsay Clancy case and emphasizes the importance of remembering victims while showing compassion and truth [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

September 02, 2026

The Lindsay Clancy "Sisterhood" Has Become Unhinged

A retired nurse faces years in prison for allegedly intimidating Clancy jurors as she was videoing the jurors in a restricted area The diarrhea parasite investigation expands to more states as cases grow Dana has a theory Hunter Biden says he's a little bit gay The Clancy Trial is still unable to reach a unanimous verdict A new story recounts how a US Airways employee regretted notifying police about the perpetrators over fears of being called racist Townhall compiles a list of all tweets Abdul El-Sayed didn't want you to see Dana explains why we don't actually need flock cameras [... more]

The Jim Rome Show

Jim Rome

September 02, 2026

Lane Kiffin Chaos, Cardinals Football

The Jim Rome Show HR - An excerpt from the forthcoming book on Lane Kiffin's time coaching in Tuscaloosa has produced some salacious stories Lane just welcomes the chaos Then Arizona Cardinals Safety Budda Baker joins the show Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 02, 2026

He Believed an Innocent Man Was in Prison. His Faith Wouldn't Let Him Walk Away

On this episode of Our American Stories Jim McCloskey grew up in church but by adulthood he wanted nothing to do with the faith of his childhood He pursued the life he thought he wanted serving in the Navy working in Japan and building a successful career in international business Yet by his thirties Jim felt that something was missing He returned to church and eventually walked away from the corporate world for Princeton Theological Seminary Then a seminary assignment took him inside Trenton State Prison where a man serving a life sentence for murder insisted he was innocent Jim [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 02, 2026

When Thomas Jefferson died on , he left behind more than a legacy. He also left a mountain of debt. His family eventually sold Monticello, and within years, Jefferson's famous home had fallen into disrepair. Then an unlikely preservationist st

On this episode of Our American Stories on August Cleveland Indians pitcher Ray Caldwell made his debut at League Park before a crowd of In the ninth inning with victory in sight lightning suddenly struck the field and Caldwell himself Fans thought he had been killed Instead moments later he stood up shook it off and finished the game It remains one of the most astonishing moments in Major League Baseball history Nick Ragone host of This Date in History shares the story of how Ray Caldwell survived a lightning strike and kept pitching Support the show https www ouramericanstories [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 02, 2026

The Forgotten Jewish Family Who Saved Thomas Jefferson's Home

On this episode of Our American Stories when Thomas Jefferson died on July he left behind more than a legacy He also left a mountain of debt His family eventually sold Monticello and within years Jefferson's famous home had fallen into disrepair Then an unlikely preservationist stepped in Marc Leepson author of Saving Monticello The Levy Family's Epic Quest to Rescue the House That Jefferson Built shares the remarkable story of Uriah Phillips Levy the first Jewish commodore in the U S Navy and his nephew Jefferson Monroe Levy Across two generations the Levy family spent decades and a fortune [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

September 02, 2026

The Best Parenting Conversations Happen in Ordinary Moments

In this episode our panel of teachers and parents discuss practical ways parents can support their children's emotional mental and spiritual well-being in the ordinary rhythms of family life The conversation centers on building trust making space for honest conversations creating room for fun and making wise choices around phones and schedules It's a parenting discussion with a strong emphasis on relationship consistency and teamwork Key topics Supporting kids emotionally is different from supporting them academically and both matter Letting kids talk first then listening before trying to solve the problem helps build trust Timing matters when asking questions and [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show

Todd Starnes

September 01, 2026

Memphis Businesses Refuse to Serve Law Enforcement

At least businesses owned by pro-criminal far-left activists have announced they will not do business with any member of the Memphis Safe Task Force The co-owner of Bramble and Bloom which promotes flowers over fascism says Memphis needs more social services not cops What say you Memphis Join the conversation by calling Todd at - - See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 01, 2026

Meryl Comer's Most Personal Assignment: Caring for Her Husband with Alzheimer's

On this episode of Our American Stories caregiving for a loved one with Alzheimer's is often invisible work but not in this powerful account from Meryl Comer The Emmy-winning journalist opens up about her husband's early-onset Alzheimer's and the emotional journey of becoming his full-time caregiver Drawing from her memoir Slow Dancing with a Stranger she offers deeply personal insight into the daily realities of Alzheimer's care from the first signs of cognitive decline to the long road of loss resilience and unconditional love Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donateSee [... more]

Break Point

John Stonestreet

September 01, 2026

500 Years of the Tyndale Bible

Tyndale's work laid the foundation for virtually every English Bible translation of the past years and left a major mark on the English language and our theological vocabulary For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

August 31, 2026

The Story of America: President Abraham Lincoln [Ep. 28]

On this episode of Our American Stories by the time Abraham Lincoln took the oath of office in March seven Southern states had already left the Union and formed the Confederate States of America Virginia and the rest of the Upper South were still deciding what to do Lincoln entered the presidency with no executive experience and a question hanging over the country Could the Union survive In Episode of our ongoing Story of Us Story of America series Hillsdale College professor Bill McClay author of Land of Hope shares the story of Lincoln's First Inaugural Address and his tumultuous [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

August 31, 2026

How the iPhone, Radar, and TV Dinners Changed the World

On this episode of Our American Stories The iPhone radar and TV dinners don't appear to have much in common but each tells a surprising story about how innovation really happens The iPhone brought together technologies developed over decades many of them originating in government and military research Radar began with British scientists investigating the possibility of a death ray before becoming vital to Britain's defense during World War II And while the washing machine gets credit for freeing women from hours of housework prepared food may have actually saved them more time Economist Tim Harford author of Fifty Things [... more]