On today’s edition of SUFTT we explore (and dig around a bit!) some findings of Israel’s ancient past because that is the one place on earth where past, present, and future dwell seamlessly together. And why not, our God is outside of time. The past: we observe the 9th of Av today and tomorrow; the present: archaeological findings confirm that particular past – and presented on the evening of that observance besides; and the future: we acknowledge that all Israel will be saved in God’s future plan. And while we are here, we observe the headlines that speak loudly as to the lateness of the hour. We talk about coming persecution in the form of censorship and increasing pressure on believers to conform or be quiet; and speaking of the cost of living – it’s going up and up. How are people making it all work? All that and more on today’s headline edition of SUFTT.

The New Antitrust Paradox

w/ Robert Bork Jr.

Removing the “Mystery” of High Blood Pressure. We are joined by Gordon Donaldson (DO, Morgantown Family Practice). Topics discussed include: High Blood Pressure: Defined, Complications, Risk Factors, Contributing Causes, Lifestyle Modifications, Diet, Exercise, Weight Loss, Supplements.  Originally Aired: 2/25/26

A museum doesn’t just display artifacts, it teaches people what to believe about themselves. That’s why we dig into the growing spotlight on the Smithsonian and the recent congressional hearing that raises a blunt question: who is curating America’s story, and to what end?

We walk through just how massive the Smithsonian Institution really is, why its authority carries so much weight in classrooms and textbooks, and how an agenda can be made to look “normal” simply by framing a tiny slice of a gigantic collection. We also talk about why oversight is so hard, since the Smithsonian operates as an independent trust with a unique governance structure, and why hearings and public scrutiny may be one of the only practical ways to force transparency.

From there, we zoom out to the broader culture fight: what happens when public institutions normalize ideas and content that aren’t appropriate for kids, and why Christians can’t default to silence. We unpack the difference between being passive and practicing righteous courage, including the biblical case for righteous anger paired with integrity.

We end with a timely example from the sports world that ties it all together: why telling the truth is one of the most loving things you can do, especially when it comes to protecting girls in girls’ sports and refusing to pretend biology doesn’t matter. If you care about American history, civic education, constitutional accountability, and faith in the public square, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show.

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