Episode 100 of the John Lovell Show celebrates a milestone, honors warrior poet Dick Eastland's sacrifice in a Texas flood tragedy, and reflects on living with purpose.

John Lovell guides on surviving World War III fear, critiques media panic, urges calm and facts.

In this Q&A episode, we tackle your questions on electronic tattoos and "mark of the beast" fears, choosing 10mm firearms for bear country, staging guns for home defense, resisting unjust laws, and using a rifle sling as a guitar strap. With humor, faith, and practical insights, we cover deep and light topics.

Lucas Botkin’s T-Rex Arms resignation fuels drama. Online fans push boycott amid industry rift.

What does it mean to be a protector? It’s more than just carrying a gun—it’s about shielding your family in every aspect of life.

Exploring South Africa's crisis: clashing ideologies, failing infrastructure, and racial tensions. A global warning.

John Lovell and SD Smith, author of the Green Ember series, discuss how stories shape lives and inspire courage. They explore the series' impact on John's family, its heartfelt origins, and SD Smith's new Helmer origin story and video game, backed by a Kickstarter campaign (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/storywarren/green-ember-helmer-in-the-dragon-tomb/?ref=kicktraq). The episode also covers Bill Belichick’s relationship, Trump’s 100 days, and listener Q&A.

John explores work through the lens of Donald Trump’s The Apprentice, guessing which traits —Trump values most. He shares insights on winning at work while stressing balance to avoid sacrificing family or faith. He advises young men to grind early, find contentment in tough jobs, and approach college pragmatically, favoring trades for quicker financial gains.

In this Easter special on The John Lovell Show, we dive into the Biden admin’s 2024 "Transgender Day of Visibility" on Easter vs. Trump’s Christ-focused 2025 message. Can politics and religion ever be separate? We explore why the church must address moral issues like abortion. Plus, hot topics: Blue Origin’s all-woman mission, Meryl Streep as Aslan in Netflix’s Narnia, and JD Vance’s trophy fumble. Q&A covers self-control, concealed carry, and military marriages.

John recounts a hilarious yet cautionary tale of a run-in with a "boss babe" fitness influencer at OfficeMax. What starts as a comical exchange turns into a deeper reflection on pride, humility, and the pitfalls of modern feminism. John and Ben explore the encounter’s lessons for young men and women, warning against marrying prideful partners and emphasizing character over beauty.