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]

Milton Nadler, a Jewish soldier, shares his experiences during World War II, including his time in the U.S. Army, his encounter with a work camp, and his capture by the Germans. His circumcision is revealed to have saved his life, and he recounts the story of how he was rescued by the Free French. [... more]

On June 4th, 1974, a night game between the Texas Rangers and the Cleveland Indians at Cleveland Stadium turned into a chaotic riot, with fans throwing firecrackers, rocks, and other objects onto the field, and eventually storming the field, leading to a forfeit and a 9-0 loss for the Indians. [... more]

Please check out other RES productions The Rich Eisen Show http apple co richeisenshow OverReaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask http apple co whatthefootball The Jim Jackson Show https podcasts apple com us podcast the-jim-jackson-show id No-Contest Wrestling with O'Shea Jackson Jr and TJ Jefferson https podcasts apple com us podcast no-contest-wrestling id O'Shea and T J react to a huge weekend in wrestling that included AEW's incredible All In PPV which T J attended in person that saw Hangman Adam Page regain the AEW World Title and WWE's amazing all [... more]

When facing trouble, Pastor Greg Laurie urges listeners to turn panic into prayer and worry into worship, citing the importance of prayer in times of affliction and the power of prayer in healing and forgiveness. [... more]

Developing great habits is a key to spiritual growth and personal development, allowing individuals to cultivate a deeper relationship with God and live a life of impact. By practicing habits such as taking responsibility, being kind, and being faithful, individuals can transform their lives and become the kind of person others can count on. Writing down goals and priorities, using a calendar, and journaling can also help individuals clarify their thoughts and intentions, leading to a more focused and intentional life. [... more]

The gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ is the greatest gift one can receive, and it's more blessed to give than to receive. Pastor Greg Laurie shares his message on the true meaning of Christmas and how to find happiness and joy in giving to others, especially during the holiday season. [... more]

- Hour Rich and the guys react to Tom Brady's recent comments about a possible return to the NFL playing field UConn Guard Cam Spencer and Rich discuss the Huskies' winning back-to-back NCAA Championships how head coach Dan Hurley's fiery personality infects his team's play on the court his NBA dreams and what it's like having Bill Murray as the program's most high-profile fan Please check out other RES productions Overreaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask http apple co whatthefootball Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

The loss of a meaningful worldview has led to a mental health crisis, as people struggle to find purpose and identity. However, a surprising rebirth of belief in God is underway, driven by secular thinkers who are reevaluating the Christian story and its impact on Western culture. From the rise and fall of new atheism to the rediscovery of the Bible and its influence on science and literature, this conversation explores the complexities of faith and its relevance in modern society. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the thrilling college football playoff doubleheader, with the Michigan Wolverines pulling off an incredible comeback against the Alabama Crimson Tide, and the Washington Huskies facing off against the Michigan Wolverines in the national championship game. The show also touches on the officiating controversy in the Detroit Lions' game against the Dallas Cowboys. [... more]

Christian parents face challenges in answering their children's questions about faith in a secular world. Apologist Justin Brierley shares his insights on how to prepare young people for the questions they'll face and how to model faith in their daily lives. [... more]

Living in a post-Christian culture, many young people are growing up unchurched without a real purchase on the Christian story. However, a new trend is emerging as secular thinkers are reconsidering Christianity, and some are even finding meaning and purpose in it. This shift is not just about people returning to traditional Christianity, but also about exploring new ways of understanding faith and its relevance in modern society. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the Colorado Buffaloes' impressive start under coach Deion Sanders, analyzing their chances in the Pac-12 and the impact of Sanders' leadership. Bruce Feldman joins the show to share his insights on Sanders' coaching style and the team's potential for success. [... more]

When facing trouble, we should turn our panic into prayer and our worry into worship. We should pray when we're sick, when we've sinned, and when specific needs arise. Confessing our sin to God and praying for each other can bring healing and forgiveness. As righteous children of God, we have access to the throne of grace and can come boldly to God with our needs and petitions. [... more]

The hosts revisit their word of the year, exploring themes of belonging, faith, and the concept of being a beloved son. They share personal stories of healing, growth, and learning to trust in their Heavenly Father. The discussion also touches on the importance of family, both biological and spiritual, and the need to leave room for God to do the unbelievable in our lives. [... more]

The Sweet 16 is getting narrowed down to the elite eight, with Florida Atlantic beating Tennessee 62 to 55, and Kansas State beating Michigan State in overtime. Gonzaga held on to beat UCLA 79 to 76, and UConn smashed Arkansas 88 to 65. [... more]

The Biden document scandal continues to unfold, with new revelations about classified documents and the National Archives' handling of them. Meanwhile, the COVID-19 origins debate heats up, with former CDC director Robert Redfield testifying under oath about the lab leak theory and Dr. Fauci's handling of it. In Afghanistan, the withdrawal is being re-examined, with testimony from a Marine sniper who was unable to take out a bomber due to lack of authority, and a report from the Special Inspector General for the Afghan Reconstruction revealing that the Taliban has possession of nearly $7.2 billion worth of US taxpayer-funded military equipment. [... more]

The FBI and Department of Justice are facing scrutiny over their handling of cases involving pro-life pregnancy centers and the origins of COVID-19. Attorney General Garland's responses to questioning have been criticized as inadequate. Meanwhile, the Iranian parliament has signed a statement calling for the execution of protesters, and Congresswoman Claudia Tittie is leading a bipartisan effort to address the issue. [... more]

Zacharias, a faithful old saint, longs to see the promised Messiah. After 400 years of silence, a light shines, and God chooses Zacharias to deliver the music of hope to the world through his son John, who will be a forerunner to the Messiah, like Elijah, and bring redemption to Israel. [... more]

Sue Thomas, a deaf woman, shares her remarkable story of overcoming adversity and finding forgiveness. She recounts her experiences as an undercover specialist at the FBI, where she used her lip-reading skills to help solve cases. Thomas also opens up about her struggles with deafness and her doubts about God, but ultimately finds redemption and forgiveness through her faith. [... more]