Priority Talk

Pam Casey joins Greg in studio for the full hour discussing her background, career as a District Attorney and candidacy for Attorney General. They discuss many pertinent issues related to trends and crimes that threaten the innocent.

Mississippi and Louisiana politicians have embraced gambling in their states and the results have been predictable and devastating. A lottery, widespread casinos, a lottery, they have it all.

Sadly and unsurprisingly, Mississippi ranks as the 4th highest for gambling addiction and Louisiana is close behind at 5th highest. Alabama, is far lower at 39th. Greg explains that Alabama should learn from our neighbors and say NO to expanding gambling.

Greg outlines a resurgence of laws in multiple states, including Alabama, that are challenging more than forty years of Supreme Court precedent. Will the Commandments soon be acceptable again?

During the weekly pastors Round Table Bishop Jim Lowe calls in from Washington DC where he was waiting to read as part of America Reads the Bible. He has event organizer Bunni Pounds with him for a special in sight into how this historic week long emphasis came together.

Greg is joined by pastors Paul Brasher and Randy Williams. They talk about Pastor Randy's new book now available on Anazon.

Bishop Jim Lowe calls in from Washington DC where he was waiting to read as part of America Reads the Bible. He has event organizer Bunni Pounds with him for a special in sight into how this historic week long emphasis came together.

Retired Congressman Mo Brooks visits with Greg and outlines how out of state and out of country gambling moguls are spending 45 million to buy Alabama Legislative seats in hopes of legalizing gambling in Alabama.

Greg welcomes listeners and shares about great opportunities for parents and churches to take advantage of new opportunities due to an updated Alabama law advancing religious release time in Alabama Schools.

A federal grand jury in Alabama has returned an indictment against the SPLC organization on multiple criminal counts, including wire fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy to commit money laundering.

According to federal prosecutors, the case centers on allegations that the SPLC funneled more than $3 million over several years to paid informants embedded within extremist groups, including organizations like the Ku Klux Klan and the American Nazi Party.

Authorities claim those payments were not fully disclosed to donors or financial institutions, raising questions about how contributions were used and whether the organization misrepresented its activities.

Greg welcomes back Dr. George Barna to discuss the most recent findings from the American Worldview Inventory, produced by Barna's Cultural Research Center.

Despite increased conversations about faith and incidents like the death of Charlie Kirk that have captured national attention, Barna’s newest research reveals little evidence of widespread spiritual renewal. In fact, the data shows that a large majority of Americans still lack a consistent biblical worldview, with younger generations showing some of the lowest levels of biblical alignment ever recorded.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall joins Greg to discuss a major consumer protection victory for families across the state. Marshall outlines details of a $12 million settlement with gaming platform Roblox and explains how the agreement will strengthen safeguards for minors and provide additional SRO's and safety training for students. The conversation also highlights what this means for parents navigating the digital world with their children.