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Tim Wildmon, Ed Vitagliano, and J.J. Jasper welcome listeners to Trivia Friday, also known as Learning University, on American Family Radio. The hosts open the hour with nine trivia questions covering history, geometry, geography, music legends, hunting, and scripture. Callers from Texas, Indiana, Georgia, Mississippi, and elsewhere join to answer and ask their own questions.

Gary from Texas correctly identifies SPF as sun protection factor and stumps the panel with a geography question about a Middle East city that straddles two countries. Damon from Indiana successfully names three state capitals that share their state's initial. Bryson from Georgia, mowing for his great grandfather, correctly answers that a free-roaming horse of the American West is called a Mustang. Aaron from Mississippi identifies the wild turkey as the most widely pursued game animal after whitetail deer and asks when Ford switched truck bodies from steel to aluminum. Matt from Texas correctly names Mark and Luke as the two gospel authors who were not original disciples and shares a devotional observation about the gardener in John chapter 20.

J.J. Jasper asks listeners to pray for his eleven-year-old daughter Tegan, who was hospitalized with a high fever.

0:00 - 15:00. Ephesians 6:4 (NASB95). If we don’t answer our children’s questions someone else will, often with an answer that isn’t Truth.

15:00 - 31:00. Dr. Kathy Koch, Founder of Celebrate Kids, Inc. and renowned Author, Speaker, and Researcher, steps into “The Corner” for the first time.

31:00 - 48:00. Asking questions isn’t synonymous with asking relevant questions.

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Tim Wildmon, Ed Vitigliano, and J.J. Jasper welcome listeners back to Trivia Friday on American Family Radio for another session of Learning University. The hosts present their remaining unanswered questions, covering the English name Rebecca given to Pocahontas, the 1990 Archie search engine, the seven spikes on the Statue of Liberty crown, the number of sides on a trapezoid, the oven that bakes pottery, a true or false story about Dolly Parton cutting off three toes, and whether Yukon gold and purple majesty are two types of food.

Bill from northwest Tennessee correctly answers the Pocahontas question and then stumps the panel with a finance acronym, RMD. Amy, a mail carrier calling from near Martin, Tennessee, correctly identifies a pottery oven as a kiln and asks about the man who requested Deborah’s help in the book of Judges. Candy from Oklahoma answers that Yukon gold and purple majesty are potatoes and asks for the center scripture of the Bible.

The hosts reveal the final answers, confirming that Archie was indeed the first search engine, that the Statue of Liberty crown stands for the seven oceans and seven continents, that a trapezoid has four sides, and that the Dolly Parton story is true. J.J. asks that listeners pray for his daughter.

It’s My Turn is a collection of narratives with application for the everyday life as a Christ-follower, written by The Rev. Donald E. Wildmon, founder of American Family Association.

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Jenna Ellis discusses the ongoing vaccine controversy in Pennsylvania, focusing on Governor Josh Shapiro's push for vaccine mandates and the implications for personal freedoms. Joined by Charles Cornishdale, also known as Raw Egg Nationalist, they delve into the intersection of public health policy and individual rights, questioning the motives behind government health mandates and the accuracy of reported vaccine-related deaths. Mike Donnelly joins later to discuss Social Media and if the Government needs to get involved

The Bible is filled with divine interruptions that lead to miraculous outcomes. In this episode of Exploring the Word, join Alex and Bert as they delve into the story of Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood, illustrating how moments of disruption can be opportunities for God’s work. As they explore Matthew 9, they discuss the significance of faith, healing, and the compassionate nature of Jesus amidst life's chaotic moments.

Listeners will be encouraged to recognize the divine interruptions in their own lives and how these can lead to blessings and spiritual growth. From the healing of the woman who touched the hem of Jesus' garment to the raising of Jairus' daughter, this episode reminds us of the power of faith and the importance of being attuned to the Holy Spirit's promptings.

As the discussion unfolds, the hosts challenge listeners to consider their own faith and trust in Jesus, emphasizing that He is always present and ready to intervene in our lives. Don't miss this inspiring conversation that highlights the beauty of God’s timing and the transformative power of belief.