On Friday's "Top 3 Things You Need to Know Before Tomorrow", we discussed:

1) News that Trump's approval has reached 50% in Rasmussen poll
2) 2 big political sex scandals involving Missouri Governor Eric Greitens, and Nashville, TN Mayor Megan Barry, respectively
3) New sanctions against North Korea, aimed to prevent transfers at sea

How fond of your landlord are you? On Friday's "Moment of Whoa!", we talked good landlords, property values, and voting with your feet. Listen in and find out how they all relate.

On last night's "Moment of Whoa!", we honored Rev. Billy Graham by reading some of his best quotes.

On last night's installment of "The Top 3 Things You Need to Know Before Tomorrow", we discussed:

1) President Trump's call for gun reform - raise the age to purchase firearms to 21, stricter background checks with emphasis on mental health
2) The FDA's approval of more generic drugs than ever before, up 14%
3) Billy Graham to lie in honor in the US Capitol Rotunda, funeral to be held in Charlotte, NC

California has the highest number of undocumented immigrants in the nation, and that's no surprise with its status as a sanctuary state. President Trump spoke at the White House yesterday about his focus on the removal of dangerous illegal gangs, and posed the idea of removing the misused ICE forces in the state. We discussed this on last night's "Digging Deep".

Listener Submission: "Dear Mamas, I was listening last night and heard Denise say when she was in school the guys had guns in their gun racks. I am curious now what you think the difference is. We would fist fight in the parking lot next to the guns but we would have never used them as a domestic weapon. Where did the breakdown occur?"

Is it the video games? Or the lack of respect for authority? Bad parenting? We asked the Mamas, Teri​ and Denise​, on last night's "What Would Mama Do?​"

"What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company​, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio​.

The Army has honored three of the Parkland school shooting victims posthumously with the Medal of Heroism: Peter Wang, Martin Duque, and Alaina Petty. The three students were all apart of the JROTC at Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS and demonstrated extreme courage in the face of the shooting last Tuesday. Wang was also honored with a posthumous admission to West Point, he would have been Class of 2025.

If you're looking for hard times, they aren't hard to find. A recent study says that an average American has 60 bad days a year, so roughly 1/6. There's a variety of causes to blame, like work or lack of sleep, but can a bad day be overcome? Can you defeat a bad day or a bad mindset with positive can-do thinking? We talked about this on last night's "Bright Spots".

#ICYMI, on last night's "Top 3 Things You Need to Know Before Tomorrow", we discussed:

1) The death and legacy of evangelist Billy Graham
2) Parkland school shooting survivors traveling to the Florida State Capitol to confront lawmakers
3) President Trump's meeting with shooting survivors at the White House

Listener Submission: "Dear Mamas, I know y’all are conservatives and are pro-gun. But, I also have heard you talk about caring about kids. So, how would y’all deal with all these school shootings? If guns aren’t the problem, then what is in your opinion?"

We took this listener submission to Mamas Teri​ and Denise​ on last night's "What Would Mama Do?​" and got their views on the situation in Parkland, and on possible solutions. They had some great insight for us. Well worth a listen.

"What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company​, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio​.