Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol is more than a heartwarming tale of redemption; it's a profound socioeconomic commentary on the dangers of Malthusianism and the importance of generosity and abundance. Through the character of Ebenezer Scrooge, Dickens critiques the philosophy of Thomas Malthus, which posits that population growth outpaces food supply and leads to societal collapse. In contrast, Dickens' story celebrates the abundance of God's creation and the value of human life, encouraging readers to adopt a biblical worldview on economics and finance. [... more]

The Catholic Church has been accused of funding organizations that promote demonic worship, transgenderism, and eco-queer ideology, contradicting its own teachings. The Great Reset and World Economic Forum's Sustainable Development Goals are also criticized for imposing coercive measures and limiting individual freedoms. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is accused of lawlessness, corruption, and pushing Christian groups out of foster care. [... more]

Drawing healthy boundaries is crucial in maintaining Godly relationships, especially in marriages and families. Establishing boundaries helps protect relationships from destructive patterns and enables individuals to prioritize their own well-being. By setting boundaries, people can communicate effectively, preserve their identity, and honor God in their relationships. [... more]

Investors can achieve alpha by applying a biblical worldview to their investment decisions, focusing on companies that create value for their customers, employees, and society, rather than just extracting value. [... more]

In San Francisco, a unique business called City Grazing uses goats to manage land and prevent fires. Led by Genevieve Church, the organization takes in retired dairy goats and trains them to graze on invasive vegetation, reducing fire hazard and improving tree health. [... more]

The NFL season is heating up, with teams like the Lions and Ravens showing promise as AFC contenders. Meanwhile, the Eagles are struggling with offensive inconsistencies, and the question remains: is there a clear Super Bowl favorite after six weeks? [... more]

Pastor Andrew Hopper discusses the importance of church growth and planting, highlighting the connection between a church's growth and its ability to send missionaries and engage in missions. He emphasizes the need to break the stereotype that focusing on church growth is unspiritual and shares practical strategies for achieving sustainable growth, including setting goals for baptisms, first-time guests, and missionaries. [... more]

Mani Singh, president of Koch Membrane Systems, shares his personal experience with water scarcity in India and how he applies his knowledge to develop innovative membrane-based solutions for water and wastewater treatment, improving the lives of millions worldwide. [... more]

Genevieve Church shares the story of City Grazing, a San Francisco-based organization that uses goats to manage land, prevent fires, and educate the public about wildlife conservation. From its humble beginnings as a fun side project to its current status as a nonprofit, City Grazing has made a significant impact on the city's environment and community. [... more]

The US administration's push for electric vehicles and stricter emissions standards is causing concern among oil and gas industry leaders, who argue that it will lead to energy security reliance on China and hinder the development of refining infrastructure. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the pitch clock in baseball with Jeff Passan, and Pete Weber, a Hall of Famer and professional bowler, joins the show to talk about his viral phrase 'Who do you think you are?' and its impact on sports culture. [... more]

The concept of Agenda 21 is a plan for global management efficiency, but it's actually a system of control and manipulation. The digital revolution and fourth industrial revolution have enabled the creation of a surveillance state, where people are tracked and monitored. Climate change and COVID-19 are used as excuses for global governance and the erosion of individual freedoms. [... more]

Richard Heineken, the founder of Richards Rainwater, shares his journey of turning his dirty well water into a clean and sustainable source of water. He developed a system to collect and bottle rainwater, which has become the sole source of water for a public water supply in Texas without using chlorine. [... more]

Genevieve Church, the executive director of City Grazing, shares the story of how her organization uses goats to manage land, prevent fires, and educate the public in San Francisco. From retired dairy goats to rescue goats, Genevieve explains the unique personalities and needs of her herd, and how they help to control invasive species like Himalayan blackberry. [... more]

Richard Heineken, the founder of Richards Rainwater, shares his story of how he started collecting and bottling rainwater in Texas, and how he overcame regulatory hurdles to create a sustainable and clean water source. [... more]

Patrick Mahomes discusses his team's performance, his relationship with Andy Reid, and his thoughts on the upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Meanwhile, Nick Saban addresses the injury of quarterback Bryce Young and responds to questions about his team's strategy. [... more]

The increasing use of single-use plastics has led to severe plastic pollution, affecting marine life and ecosystems. Experts emphasize the importance of adopting sustainable living habits, such as reducing waste, recycling, and conserving natural resources to mitigate the environmental impact of human activities. [... more]

Mani Singh, President of Koch Membrane Systems, shares his passion for solving real-world problems through innovative membrane technology. He highlights the importance of water filtration and conservation, citing examples of successful projects in Brazil and the impact of membrane solutions on industries such as wine and beer production. [... more]

Frances Nash, a young nurse from Georgia, volunteered for service in the Philippines during World War II, where she and other nurses, known as the Angels of Bataan, provided care to wounded soldiers, including those from the enemy. In a separate story, Danielle Michaelson, a North Dakota native, started a small food business, Michelson Tiny Plants, after the passage of the Cottage Food Law, which allowed her to sell homemade food products from her home kitchen. However, the North Dakota Department of Health attempted to shut down her business, leading to a court battle over the rule of law. Meanwhile, in 1948, President Harry Truman visited a small town in Iowa, Dexter, as part of his presidential campaign, where he gave a speech and interacted with local farmers, helping to turn the tide of his election. [... more]

The story of two ships sunk at the attack on Pearl Harbor, the USS Utah and the USS Oklahoma, and the bravery of their crews. In a separate story, a military family's experience during the Vietnam War, with a son's father being shot down and his journey to being reunited with him after years of uncertainty. [... more]

Building strong marriages involves creating rhythms and avoiding ruts. Couples can improve their relationships by speaking life into each other, serving one another, and being present in their daily lives. By following these principles, couples can deepen their connection and create a stronger, more fulfilling marriage. [... more]

The CEO of Ford, Jim Farley, discusses the company's efforts to electrify its vehicles, particularly the Ford Lightning, and the challenges of sourcing rare earth materials. He emphasizes the importance of American manufacturing and the potential for the US to become independent in raw materials. Farley also highlights the company's commitment to sustainability and its plans for a fleet of new electric digital vehicles. [... more]

A man discovers he was adopted at the age of 33, but the revelation brings him closer to his father. Meanwhile, a woman shares the story of her organization, City Grazing, which uses goats to manage land and prevent fires in San Francisco. [... more]

A celebration of food, glorious food, with a focus on plant-based diets and sustainable eating. Americans are increasingly trading beef for vegetables, and a new crop of online foodies is cooking up what's known as a plant-based diet. From veganism to climate change, experts weigh in on the benefits of a greener diet and the impact it has on the planet. [... more]

Reducing carbon footprint through sustainable living practices and adopting renewable energy sources is crucial in mitigating the effects of climate change. Eco-friendly technologies and green innovations can significantly minimize environmental impact. By making conscious choices, individuals can contribute to a more sustainable future. [... more]

Guests Brad Silverman and Martin Bennett share their experiences of seeking God's guidance and following their faith, discussing the importance of personal holiness, prayer, and Bible study in their daily lives. They also talk about their projects, including the film 'Selfie Dad' and the book 'Wounded Tiger', which highlight the power of redemption and friendship with God. [... more]

Sharing his story turned into a movie coming September Cowbow Preacher is pastor and author Tri Robinson on the latest The Cure Radio Show and video podcast Aimee Cabo is the host of syndicated live radio show The Cure a nurse award winning author a transformational speaker and the president of IMIC Research Clinic Miami GodisTheCure comPrevious audio podcasts - http Bit ly TheCureRadioShow Please check our app The Cure with Aimee Cabo in apple store and now available on android Video Podcasts Bit ly aimee Tri Robinson writes with a passion that embraces his diverse life experiences as the [... more]

A new twist on the American hamburger is emerging with the Impossible Burger, a plant-based patty that mimics the taste and texture of beef. Meanwhile, a scientist is working to grow meat in a laboratory, and monster trucks are still thrilling crowds. In other stories, a Harlem fashion designer's rags-to-riches journey is inspiring, and the mighty Mississippi River is still a vital part of American life, with a significant impact on the economy and culture. [... more]