Psychic Vincent Genna knows the significance of Oct. 31st. Even though he may not agree with me that it will be "Dogs and cats living together," he explains our strong connection to the spirit world today.

Actor Peyton Crim tells us about "The Play that Goes Wrong," and then tells us about how a play he was in went very wrong.

Jimmy Meeks leans on his years in law enforcement -- and ministry -- to address the issue of armed security in places of worship.

There always has to be SOMEBODY to blame for all this, right?

Best argument ever: "Well, they're not any more likely to abduct your children on Halloween than any OTHER night, so ..."

I'm not a big conspiracy theorist (I'm not even sure I spelled "theorist" correctly), but there's something odd about these mail "bombs." Also in this podcast: The migrant caravan has doubled in size, a serious discussion about BB&B coupons, and Putin talking smack about our Seal.

"How do you guys not know these things?!?" "Ummmmmm ... this is Jimmy John's?"

This is not the kind of phone call from your kid's school you want to receive.

What was Sen. Chuck Grassley thinking when Judge Kavanaugh launched into his angry, political comments during the hearings? We discuss that, as well as the migrant caravan, Medicare For All, and more.

It seems there's bipartisan agreement: Obamacare has failed. But what to do about it doesn't even have agreement within the Republican party. Congressman Don Bacon addresses this, and a variety of other topics.