Eileen Hall's incredible journey across Europe as a member of the Women's Army Corps during World War II, searching for her husband and serving in various roles, showcases her bravery, determination, and love story amidst the chaos of war. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including hate rising across communities, particularly in Jewish communities, and the importance of showing up for people. They also talk about Islamism, Texas, and the gubernatorial and mayoral races in California, as well as Medicare and healthcare costs. [... more]

The American Revolution fostered ideals that have shaped the nation's coinage, but the nation was never a perfect union. The story of Matthew Carey, an Irish immigrant, highlights the struggles of outsiders in America, including racism and economic inequality, yet also demonstrates the opportunities for growth and progress that the founders' ideals provided. [... more]

Sting discusses his latest musical, The Last Ship, and its themes of community, legacy, and the importance of preserving a way of life. He shares his personal experiences growing up in a working-class town and the values that shaped him. Sting also talks about his approach to music, art, and creativity, and how he continues to take risks and push boundaries in his work. [... more]

As destinations wake up to the impact of tourism, some cities are implementing regulations to manage the crowds, while others are finding innovative ways to promote a more responsible travel culture. Meanwhile, a horse therapy program is helping people with disabilities, and a groundbreaking study finds that a simple questionnaire can help prevent dementia. In other news, a Pez dispenser collector is on a mission to recover every single dispenser ever created, and a golf course in New York is being restored to its former glory, thanks to the efforts of a passionate group of golf enthusiasts. [... more]

A common form of lung cancer accounts for 85% of all cases, and patients are living through every single day. Meanwhile, the conversation around it too often stops at the biology. In the Middle East, Iran is trying to get around a blockade, and the United States is taking control of the situation. In Florida, a man is accused of canceling his boss's flight tickets to Vegas by using her personal information. A Florida man was arrested after a truck with a toddler crashed into a Florida church playground. A Florida mayor was arrested for stealing 20 packages of sausage from a Walmart. A Florida man assaulted his mother with ice cream. A 13-year-old boy found royal Viking treasure on a German island, and archaeologists uncovered necklaces, pearls, rings, and 600 coins. [... more]

Robert Smalls, a former slave, stole a Confederate warship, delivered it to the Union, and became a hero in the process. He went on to serve in the Union Navy, fight for black soldiers' rights, and become a prominent politician in South Carolina. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories after RMS Titanic struck an iceberg on April two young men spent the next minutes sending frantic distress calls across the North Atlantic to anyone who could hear them Their names were Jack Phillips and Harold Bride They kept working as the ship took on water using one of the most advanced communication systems of its time to reach nearby vessels and call for help before the sinking became inevitable After all the fate of more than people rested in their fingers William Hazelgrove author of One Hundred and Sixty Minutes The Race [... more]

Andrew Higgins, a small boat builder from Louisiana, developed a revolutionary landing craft that played a crucial role in World War II. His innovative design, the Higgins boat, enabled Allied forces to successfully execute amphibious landings, ultimately contributing to the war's outcome. Higgins' perseverance and vision in the face of skepticism from the military establishment are a testament to his ingenuity and determination. [... more]

The SS Georgiana, a civilian ship built in Scotland, was intended to smuggle goods into the Confederate port of Charleston during the American Civil War. However, it was spotted by a Union lookout ship and subsequently destroyed by both Union and Confederate forces, resulting in the loss of millions of buttons and pins. [... more]

An elderly pastor, nearing 72, is forced into retirement, but instead of traveling to Florida, he takes a step of faith and travels to India, where he discovers a new ministry and preaches to thousands, showing that God's plans are often different from our own, and that surrender and trust are key to a life of faith. [... more]

The USS Indianapolis was struck by a kamikaze attack during the Battle of Okinawa and later sank after being torpedoed by a Japanese submarine, resulting in the worst naval disaster in American history. The crew members were left stranded in the Pacific with nothing but small life jackets, facing a massive shark attack that claimed the lives of over 800 men. The story of survival and sacrifice is a testament to the bravery and resilience of the crew members who fought to stay alive. [... 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]

John Newton, a former slave trader, recounts his life of sin and eventual conversion to Christianity, becoming a prominent figure in Christian history and influencing the abolition of the slave trade through his friendship with William Wilberforce. [... more]

Counterfeit verses can distort our understanding of God's character and financial stewardship, leading to a lack of discernment and dependence on ourselves rather than God. By immersing ourselves in the truth of Scripture, we can develop the ability to recognize these counterfeit verses and instead cultivate a deeper understanding of God's wisdom and guidance in our financial decisions. [... more]

The island of Oahu in Hawaii holds a significant place in American history, particularly in the history of America's involvement in World War II. The Japanese attacks on December 7, 1941, launched the US into the war, resulting in the sinking of three ships: the USS Arizona, the USS Utah, and the USS Oklahoma. The Arizona Memorial is open to the public, while the Utah and Oklahoma Memorials are located on Ford Island and require special permission to visit. [... more]

Financial decisions are spiritual decisions, and the story of Jonah illustrates this truth. Jonah's actions show that money and motives move in the same direction, revealing the spiritual dimension of spending. When our hearts move off course, our spending decisions will financially do the same, and poor stewardship can have ripple effects on others. Genuine repentance can redirect spending away from what harms and toward what honors God, and faithful follow-through looks like having a budget and sticking to it, keeping commitments to generosity, and giving as a form of worship. [... more]

The Cold War took an odd turn in 1990 when PepsiCo purchased a fleet of warships from the Soviet Union, a deal that was part of a larger agreement to sell Pepsi behind the Iron Curtain. The story of how PepsiCo got a navy and played a notable role in the end of the Cold War is a fascinating tale of economic history and international relations. [... more]

The true celebrity of Christmas is Jesus Christ, whose arrival changed history forever. Unlike human celebrities, Jesus' status does not wane with time or age, and his notoriety grows day by day. His person, passion, and praise make him a unique celebrity, and his birth, life, and death were all part of a plan to bring salvation to humanity. [... more]

Bill Koch shares the story of the War of 1812 and how it relates to his love of sailing, which finds its roots in the American Navy's motto 'Don't Give Up the Ship'. The story highlights the bravery of Captain Lawrence and the significance of the battle in American history. [... more]

Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry became a national hero with his victory in the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812, defeating a British Royal Navy squadron and leading to American control of Ohio and Michigan territories. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL, power rankings, and Walter Payton Man of the Year award. Andrew Whitworth joins the show to talk about the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions, and the teams' chances in the NFC South and AFC divisions. The show also covers the upcoming games and the current state of the league. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes the importance of living a life guided by God's values, affirming one's faith in Jesus Christ, and being a conduit for divine favor. He explores the Sermon on the Mount, discussing the virtues of kingdom people, including spiritual poverty, meekness, gentleness, and righteousness, and how these qualities lead to a life of peace, harmony, and reward. [... more]

The White House is undergoing construction, with a new ballroom being added, privately funded by various donors. Meanwhile, Florida Man stories continue to captivate, including a man who tried to pass off his house as a drug-free zone and a woman who was kidnapped by a man she mistook for her Uber driver. In other news, Chicago's murder rate remains high, with the city's mayor claiming a reduction in crime, but critics argue that the numbers are being manipulated. [... more]

Day of Democrat Government Shutdown Dana breaks down how John Fetterman now has a larger reach than AOC Virginia Democrats plan on redistricting to pull Winsome Sears off the campaign trail Ontario runs an ad against Trump on tariffs with an out-of-context narration from a speech from Ronald Reagan Bruce Springsteen drops a No Kings at a recent show on his tour J B Pritzker floats a conspiracy theory that Trump will use the military to seize the ballot boxes in the Midterms Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's former political director said his campaign offered her to sign an NDA [... more]

The FBI led a coordinated takedown across 11 states to arrest over 30 individuals responsible for an illegal gambling and sports rigging operation that spanned years, involving major crime families and former NBA players and coaches. Meanwhile, the CEO of the Babylon Bee, Seth Dillon, discusses the rise of anti-Semitism on the right and the need for conservatives to draw lines and condemn bigotry and authoritarianism. [... more]

Democrats weeping and gnashing of teeth over the White House renovations continues Marco Rubio delivers a PERFECT response to a reporter when asked about blowing up drug boats John Fetterman goes on Fox and sounds exactly like a Republican State Rep Jolanda Jones just went on CNN and called for SLASHING THE NECKS of Republicans if necessary Portland Trail Blazers HC Chauncey Billups was arrested by the FBI for being used by the Italian Mafia to attract poker players exposing multiple crime families Sunny Hostin apparently thinks all her white neighbors are racists Dana explains how she is noticing the [... more]

The sanctity of the White House is being questioned over a proposed ballroom addition, but critics point out that past administrations have made similar changes. Meanwhile, immigration and Islamophobia are hot topics, with some arguing that certain individuals are not assimilating into American culture. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the government shutdown, White House renovations, Israel hostages, and the unaffordability of Obamacare. They also touch on firearm laws, Medicare enrollment, and a terrorism investigation involving a man with marijuana possession. Additionally, they address identity theft and the importance of protecting one's personal information. [... more]

A Florida man is accused of causing significant injuries to his mother after stabbing her multiple times. A man in Jacksonville claims to have contracted flesh-eating bacteria while cutting grass. The host visits a church that has a female pastor, leading to a discussion about Christianity and female leadership. J.K. Rowling is criticized for her views on trans people, with the host defending her right to express her opinions. [... more]

The government shutdown continues, with Democrats refusing to reopen the government unless their demands for subsidies in the healthcare system are met. Meanwhile, Senator John Cornyn discusses the possibility of using the nuclear option to pass a continuing resolution, and the implications of this move. The Trump administration's tariffs on Chinese goods are also discussed, as well as the impact of these tariffs on the US economy. Additionally, the show touches on the importance of border security and the need for a comprehensive immigration reform. The hosts also discuss the latest developments in the world of healthcare, including the ongoing debate over Medicare and the Affordable Care Act. Furthermore, the show explores the potential of self-driving cars and the benefits of using Waymo's on-demand service. Finally, the hosts emphasize the importance of identity protection and cybersecurity, highlighting the services offered by LifeLock. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to captivate the nation, with tales of a man stealing a car with a child inside and another accused of online threats. Meanwhile, a Cuban Tarzan has been dubbed for catching a record-sized iguana. In other news, identity theft and cybersecurity awareness are on the rise, with LifeLock offering protection and tips to stay safe. The Louvre museum in Paris has been robbed, with thieves stealing valuable jewels and artifacts. A whale shark has been spotted in Gaza, only to be beaten to death by locals. These stories and more are explored in this podcast. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the tariff battle with China, rare earth minerals, and foreign policy. The president is taking steps to force China out, and allies are being reassured. The conversation also touches on the rare earth minerals processing bottleneck, China's economic strain, and the potential for a meeting between the president and Xi Jinping in China. Additionally, the topic of fentanyl and its connection to Venezuela and China is discussed, as well as the importance of securing the border and engaging with good countries in the region. [... more]

The American Revolution was a no-kings rally, but a recent rally sponsored by communists was historically illiterate, displaying communist and socialist logos. The true horror is the stupidity of man and the lengths to which he will go to satisfy his own ego. A debate between Mandani and Cuomo highlighted their differences, with Mandani refusing to condemn Hamas and Cuomo failing to challenge him. Meanwhile, cybersecurity awareness is crucial, especially during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and protecting one's identity is essential, with LifeLock offering comprehensive protection. [... more]

Liberals prepare to march at Saturday's No Kings rallies across the country Dana reacts to the most viral moments from New York City's Mayoral Debate between Zohran Mamdani Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa Jimmy Kimmel claims The American Revolution was a No Kings Rally J B Pritzker says he just got incredibly lucky and won million by gambling and encouraged others to start gambling Premiere League Club Aston Villa BANS supporters of the Tel Aviv football club over fears of violence against Jews Josh Hammer joins us to discuss Aston Villa's Jewish ban growing anti-Semitism on the woke right the [... more]

A discussion on the impact of critical race theory on media diversity and the hiring practices in newsrooms, as well as the taxation policies in New York City and their effects on affordability and economic stability. [... more]

Daggers are out for Sen John Fetterman as Democrats are plotting to primary him CNN's had a disastrous town hall where Bernie and AOC had a full-on meltdown NBC News cuts of their staff including their DEI department Dana breaks down the angles surrounding the Politico piece exposing text messages in the Young Republicans' group chats and calls out the anti-Semitic woke right who are making idols out of bigots Dana goes scorched Earth on how the new fad of being anti-Semitic isn't edgy Zohran Mamdani faces the gauntlet on Fox News to defend his radical policy proposals Justice Ketanji [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for striking a pregnant woman with his car in a parking lot dispute, sparking outrage and debate about entitlement and respect for others. Meanwhile, a study reveals a decline in trans identification among younger people, which some attribute to a social contagion and others to a shift in cultural trends. Additionally, there's a growing interest in Christianity and a decline in youth mental illness, which some link to the rise of social media and lockdowns during the pandemic. [... more]

Speaker Johnson unloads on Democrats for not reopening the government for the ninth time Liberals prepare for their No Kings protests on Saturday Democrat members of Congress attempted to barge into Speaker Mike Johnson's office Dana follows up on the Alec Baldwin crash drama Actress Keira Knightley laughs out loud after a reporter asked if she was aware that trans-allied people are boycotting Harry Potter because of J K Rowling Nancy Pelosi calls Trump the worst president in American history for America's children A new study shows how trans identification is in FREEFALL among young people proving it's not scientifically [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to baffle and entertain, while Alec Baldwin's car accident raises questions about accountability. Meanwhile, cybersecurity awareness is crucial, and identity theft is a growing concern. Additionally, a naked bike ride protest in Portland sparks debate about public decency and the limits of free speech. [... more]