Priority Talk

Dr. Cooke guest hosts for Greg Davis on this 2-hour show.

In the first hour, Cooke discusses our federal government in regard to the lack of information on the Epstein files and Trump's assassination attempts.

Cooke then goes into cryptocurrency by explaining what it is and warning where it may go.

He then ends the show with a warning to the Republican Party over truth and integrity.

Landers joins Greg to discuss her latest article - Progressives Despise Mainstreet America. 

Candidate for House of Representatives Cindy Myrex joined Greg to discuss issues related to Cullman County and the state of Alabama. Special Election is set for July 15th.

Greg discusses issues related to federal judge temporarily blocking a one-year ban of Medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood.

Jerry Jenkins, the 21 Time NYT Best Selling author, joins Greg to discuss his son Dallas's work on the The Chosen television series and novels.  They discuss how Jerry writes the novels  based on the seasons of the groundbreaking series.  They also look back 30 years later on The Left Behind book series and how it might would be different if he was writing it now. 

Greg highlights the defunding of Planned Parenthood and highlights an amendment that has ramifications on professional gamblers that were both included in the  Big Beautiful Bill.

Greg updates listeners on the progress of the 101.1 radio signal and touches on several news stories from the holiday weekend. In anticipation of the upcoming interview with Jerry Jenkins, Greg also includes a personal story that left him wondering if he had been left behind.

Greg reads and comments on an article by J. Gerald Harris with The Christian Index. 

Greg discusses the Big Beautiful Bill passing the Senate and a judge allowing the enforcement of Alabama law that restricts THC availability in the state.

In this conversation, Greg and Rainer discuss The Anxious Generation Goes to Church. They explore what the research says about what younger generations need (and want) from your church.