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Is Bill Gates the smartest guy in the world? Sep 27, 2026

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Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Bill Gates’ influence stretches from technology and philanthropy to pandemic preparedness, climate policy, and artificial intelligence. As he calls for global solutions, questions arise about the power behind those proposals. Nolan Mock examines Gates’ public role and the concerns surrounding his reach across major crises...

Servant leadership and the power of putting people first Sep 27, 2026

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The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Servant leaders flip the traditional leadership model. Instead of asking, “How can my people serve the organization or me?” they ask, “How can I serve my people so they can perform at their best?” Servant leadership is not soft or passive. It requires strength, discipline, and a willingness to put others first—even when it is inconvenient. But the payoff is...

Raining food: What manna teaches us about trusting God Sep 27, 2026

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FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – The Israelites follow God into the wilderness, yet hunger makes them question His care. Manna arrives one day at a time, teaching them to trust His provision. Their struggle speaks to our fears when obedience leads through uncertainty and tomorrow’s answers remain out of sight. Even when the path looks uncertain, God hears and provides...

What America owes its warfighters in a time of war Sep 26, 2026

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Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Politicians rush to the nearest microphone, and news editors tailor stories to attract viewers and boost ratings, while our government is doing its best to provide accurate information to the public. For more than a year, I have warned that the United States may need to enter a conflict to defend our national security and our allies. Such action could...

Greenland’s role in a changing Arctic security landscape Sep 26, 2026

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The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – The agreement describes a process in which all parties can thoroughly discuss and investigate new ideas for U.S. military activities or mineral mining and proceed once an agreement is reached. The agreement also allows EU countries to participate in mineral development if they wish, provided they agree on a process with...

Fear, diagnosis, and the erosion of human agency Sep 26, 2026

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America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Theodore Dalrymple examines how fear of illness, expanding diagnoses, and institutional incentives reshape the way people understand themselves. He questions weak medical claims and psychological labels that turn ordinary struggles into disorders, arguing that sound judgment and personal responsibility remain essential to healthy human agency...

‘Peace through Strength’ grade card Sep 26, 2026

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The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Discover why Greenland’s geography matters to Arctic security and missile warning—and how expanded defense cooperation could strengthen America’s northern defenses. Examine the pressure on Iran’s nuclear program, the challenges of verifying its capabilities, and the diplomatic work required to turn agreements into lasting peace...

The Bill of Rights meets modern America Sep 26, 2026

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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – When it comes to being secure in your person, house, papers, and effects, what does it mean for a search or seizure to be reasonable? What about the data our governments collect from us and how it is shared? Do we have a reasonable expectation that governments will keep our private information secure?

The classroom should teach students how to think, not what to think Sep 26, 2026

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The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Allegations that a teacher singles out and disparages a conservative eighth grader at a nationally ranked Florida school raise questions about parental rights, classroom debate, and political bias. True educational excellence requires teachers to protect students’ dignity and cultivate independent thought across differences in belief...

The fall of Rome and the cost of political complacency Sep 26, 2026

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Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Rome’s decline warns that political complacency grows when citizens trade participation for spectacle. Today, responsible self-government begins with informed questions, local meetings, conversations, and teaching history. The future remains open when people look beyond headlines and take part in the work of shaping their communities...