Dale Robertson, a decorated soldier in World War II, went on to become a Hollywood star, starring in Westerns and the popular TV series Tales of Wells Fargo. He served in the 97th Infantry Division, participating in key battles in Europe and the Pacific, before being part of the occupation forces in Japan. Robertson's life is a testament to the bravery and sacrifice of WWII veterans. [... more]

Jesus begins to demonstrate his authority over Satan, demons, and sickness, showing that his word is the final Word and that he has the power to reverse the curse of a fallen and sinful world. [... more]

The 1938 radio broadcast of Orson Welles' 'The War of the Worlds' caused widespread panic as listeners believed an alien invasion was real. The show's use of fake news and breaking news style reporting created a sense of urgency and authenticity, leading to a public outcry and a re-evaluation of the power of radio as a medium. [... more]

Actors Iowa Debri and Don Scheadle discuss their Broadway play Proof, written by David Auburn, and their experiences working together. They share stories about their past in theater, including Iowa's early start in the industry, and how they balance their creative process with the demands of live theater. [... more]

The Iran conflict and nuclear weapon concerns are at the forefront of international discussions, with the Pope's stance on the issue sparking controversy. Meanwhile, identity theft and tax season concerns are affecting Americans, and a special episode of Health Discovered explores the realities of living with non-small cell lung cancer. [... more]

A. C. Richards, the Chief of Police for Washington, D.C. in 1865, witnessed the assassination of Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theater on Good Friday, April 14th. He recounts the events of that evening, including the president's arrival, the play, and the shooting. The investigation that followed revealed a larger conspiracy, and John Wilkes Booth was eventually tracked down and killed. The story is a tragic reminder of the impact of violence and the importance of preserving American history. [... more]

President Abraham Lincoln's final days were marked by a sense of happiness and renewal, but his life was cut short by the assassination at Ford's Theater by John Wilkes Booth. Lincoln's legacy as the great emancipator is remembered and celebrated in American history. [... more]

Will Rogers, a Cherokee from Oklahoma, became a beloved American figure through his humor, writing, and performances. He rose to fame as a cowboy, vaudevillian, and journalist, using his wit to comment on politics and the Great Depression. Rogers' legacy extends to his film and radio career, where he became a guiding voice for the nation. His life and death are a testament to his impact on American culture and history. [... more]

Dealing with the father wound is crucial to understanding one's identity and purpose in life. God's love and relationship with us as Father is key to healing and finding direction. A godly father can model this relationship, but even without one, we can learn to recognize God's voice and follow His lead. This understanding can help us respond to life's challenges and make a positive impact in the world. [... more]

Rochelle Starr, founder of Scarlet Hope, shares her journey of faith and obedience as she answers God's call to serve women in the sex industry. With the help of her husband and a prayerful approach, Rochelle begins a ministry that brings hope and healing to those in need, ultimately leading to a 76% decrease in exploitation and human trafficking in Louisville. [... more]

A faith-based film, He Calls Me Daughter, aims to help women who have a father wound find healing and hope by realizing they have a perfect Heavenly Father who loves them infinitely and beyond anything they can imagine or conceive. The film's message is centered around the gospel, and its intention is to touch the lives of women and men across America, including those in prisons, and to bring about transformation and understanding of their worth and value in Christ. [... more]

Iceland's strategic location made it difficult to remain neutral during the events of World War II. The island nation's population was small, and its economy was hit hard during the Great Depression. Britain imposed export controls on Icelandic exports to Germany, further depressing the economy. The British offered assistance and sought to make Iceland an ally, but the Icelandic government chose to remain neutral, disallowing visits by military vessels and aircraft of the belligerents. The German invasion of Denmark and Norway demonstrated that Hitler did not respect neutrality, and Britain considered invading Iceland to prevent a German invasion. The British eventually occupied Iceland, and the US took over the occupation in 1941. The occupation had a significant impact on Iceland's economy and culture, with the US and Britain building infrastructure and bases on the island. [... more]

Hudson Taylor, a remarkable missionary, was known for his faith, humility, and optimistic spirit. He credited his confidence in the Lord with the statement 'If we are obeying God, the responsibility rests with him, not us.' Taylor's life was marked by a sense of joy and humility, and he was responsible for leading nearly one thousand missionaries into China, planting hundreds of churches, and starting schools. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Jeffrey Epstein case, the SAVE Act, and voter ID laws. The hosts also touch on AI, gold investments, and the benefits of Frog Fuel for recovery. Additionally, they discuss Morgan and Morgan, student debt, rotisserie chickens, gay days, monkeypox, Heineken, American Girl Dolls, student loans, and identity theft. [... more]

Susannah Wesley, the mother of John and Charles Wesley, dedicated her life to teaching and counseling her 21 children, despite facing numerous challenges and hardships. She struggled with her husband's inflexible personality and stubborn wills, but continued to believe and teach the importance of spiritual growth and faith. Her efforts ultimately led to the impact of her two sons on the world, with John preaching to over a million people and Charles writing over 9,000 hymns. [... more]

Carrie Coon and Tracy Letts discuss their long-term relationship, marriage, and careers in acting and theater. They share insights into their collaboration, balancing work and family life, and the challenges they've faced as artists. [... more]

An extended interview with an actress discussing her journey from a relatively unknown stage actor to a Hollywood star, and how her experiences have shaped her perspective on fearlessness, vulnerability, and the importance of storytelling in human connection. [... more]

Demolition expert Tim Barker shares his story of how God used his failures to build a stronger foundation, while Castania Breen discusses her new play Admission, a comedy of the heart about the relationship between kids and their parents as they prepare to go into college. [... more]

Mark Metcalf shares his life story, from his early days as a hippie trying to avoid the Vietnam War draft to his successful acting career, including his iconic role as Niedermeyer in Animal House. He recounts his experiences with John Belushi, John Landis, and other notable figures in the film industry, offering a unique perspective on the making of a classic comedy. [... more]

Two country boys rose to the highest heights of Harvard Yard, shaping generations of students with their devoted protégés, including future Supreme Court Justices. Meanwhile, a serious condition where your airway partially or completely collapses during sleep may cause breathing interruptions and oxygen deprivation, affecting adults with obesity. An AI companion co-creates personalized story adventures with your child, while a classic HBCU vibe calls for an ice cold Coca-Cola. [... more]