After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Dolly Parton remains an enduring American icon, remembered for her unmistakable voice, timeless songs, humility, generosity, and devotion to faith, family, and country. Her life reflects grit, grace, and authenticity, showing how extraordinary success can coexist with kindness, character, and a rooted sense of purpose...

The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – Twenty-five years after September 11, remembrance still calls Americans to honor sacrifice, strengthen communities, and value resilience. The lessons of Ground Zero extend beyond memorials, urging greater attention to health, food, local responsibility, and the daily choices that help build a stronger nation together today...

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Spiritual attitudes, personal choices, and financial habits shape how people experience poverty and prosperity. Biblical teachings challenge scarcity thinking, victim mentality, pride, and selfish motives while encouraging faith, wise counsel, balanced stewardship, and a Kingdom-focused approach to wealth, adversity, responsibility, and everyday provision with gratitude...

Your Man, Monk with Monk Coleman – Often viewed as the black sheep of her family, she eventually realized that following the path laid out for her meant abandoning the person she was meant to become. Rather than conform, Moonflower chose to follow her own intuition and create a life beyond the limitations placed around her. Her journey led her deeper into...

FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – God desires more than our requests; He calls us to trust Him, follow Jesus, embrace grace, love our neighbors, and live faithfully in public life. Scripture points believers toward transformation, covenant faithfulness, wise citizenship, and confident hope as God prepares His people for eternity together...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – There is a generous, compassionate, and hopeful side of humanity that can easily get buried beneath the constant stream of negativity dominating our news and conversations. But stories like these remind us that people are still looking for ways to help one another. Whether it's a wealthy resident writing a million-dollar check, a community...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Millions of ordinary Americans willingly open their wallets when they see someone facing a genuine need. They contribute because the stories are real. The struggles are real. The people receiving help aren't fictional characters—they're parents, families, workers, children, and individuals dealing with circumstances that could happen to any of us...

Your Man, Monk with Monk Coleman – This is a conversation about trauma, family, purpose, holistic healing, self-realization, and the journey beyond the ego toward a more connected and compassionate world. Taylor explores the importance of releasing the ego and moving toward a life of service. She believes that when we begin to let go of the need to be driven by...

Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – Servant leadership transforms workplaces by putting people, trust, humility, and responsibility ahead of status. Strong leaders listen, support their teams, reward meaningful contributions, and lead by example. When employees feel valued as partners, morale rises, talent grows, and organizations build lasting cultures rooted in service...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Young people often get a bad reputation. They're oftentimes portrayed as selfish, lazy, entitled, or more interested in themselves than in helping others. Ryder Williams gave us a very different picture. When a child was in trouble, he didn't hesitate to accept the risk that came with trying to save him. He jumped into dangerous waves and kept...