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The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 161: The Crucifixion of Christ (2026)
On the final day of the Gospel of Mark, Fr. Mike Schmitz leads a profound meditation on the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, framing the cross not as a symbol of defeat but as the ultimate expression of divine love. He emphasizes that Jesus' cry of aband
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Darby Saxbe (on Dad Brain)
Fatherhood isn’t just a social role—it’s a biological transformation that rewires men’s brains and bodies, according to clinical psychologist Darby Saxbe, whose groundbreaking research in *Dad Brain* reveals that men experience measurable hormonal shifts befor
Speaking of Psychology
Why midlife may be your prime time, with Margie Lachman, PhD
Midlife isn't a decline—it's a renaissance. Dr. Margie Lachman, a leading psychologist and author of *Primetime*, dismantles the myth of the midlife crisis, revealing that for most people, the 40s and 50s are a period of profound growth, resilience, and opport
The Ben Ferguson Podcast
Historic Drone Rescue of American Soldiers Shot Down in Iran, plus Minnesota Dems Hired Private Investigators to Target Fraud Whistleblowers
In a historic first, U.S. soldiers shot down in an Apache helicopter by an Iranian drone were rescued not by a manned vessel, but by an AI-controlled, unmanned drone ship manufactured by a Texas startup in Austin. This marks the first-ever drone rescue at sea
Purple Patch Podcast
400 - Unbreakable Belief: The Underrated Key to High Performance in Sport and Leadership
The most underappreciated force in high performance—whether in elite sport or leadership—is not talent, training, or even motivation, but the deliberate engineering of mini victories. In this powerful episode of the Purple Patch Podcast, host Matt Dixon reveal
Money Box
How to Live Long and Prosper
The UK is entering an era of unprecedented longevity, with life expectancy rising and more people reaching their 90s and beyond. Yet, as the Moneybox Live podcast reveals, living longer doesn’t guarantee financial prosperity—especially as traditional defined b
The Ben Ferguson Podcast
Senator Cruz HAILS HEROISM in First Ever Drone Boat Rescue at Sea
For the first time in history, a drone-operated sea vessel rescued two U.S. pilots shot down by an Iranian drone in the Strait of Hormuz—a milestone in military technology and a testament to America's technological edge. Senator Ted Cruz and host Ben Ferguson
The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
The Story Behind Raging Moderates + Why Jeff Bezos Is Wrong About Taxes
Scott Galloway delivers a blistering critique of Jeff Bezos' recent tax comments, calling them a cynical deflection from the billionaire's own immense wealth and tax avoidance. Galloway argues that Bezos' suggestion to exempt low-income earners from taxes is d
Animal Spirits Podcast
The Teflon Economy (EP. 468)
The economy's resilience—what Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson dub the 'Teflon Economy'—defies repeated predictions of collapse. Despite a cascade of headwinds including soaring inflation, commercial real estate crises, tariff wars, and AI disruption, the U.S.
Ologies with Alie Ward
Paternology (FATHERHOOD) with Darby Saxbe
The podcast "Ologies" dives deep into the science of fatherhood with Dr. Darby Saxbe, a clinical psychologist and researcher at USC whose lab studies how parenthood transforms men’s brains, hormones, and relationships. Contrary to the myth that fatherhood is a
The Ben Ferguson Podcast
High-Tech Drone Rescue Abroad plus Waltz put Whistleblowers Under Watch
In a landmark moment for military technology, a U.S.-made AI-controlled drone boat rescued two American pilots shot down by an Iranian drone in the Strait of Oman—marking the first-ever drone-assisted naval rescue in combat history. The 24-foot vessel, develop
The Run Out
Charlotte Loses it's North
Charlotte North’s season-ending Achilles tear during a WLL game has sent shockwaves through women’s lacrosse, not just for the loss of a superstar but for what it reveals about the league’s dependence on a single star. The episode dissects the immediate fallou
The Daily Show: Ears Edition
Bad Luck Trump Ruins Knicks' Winning Streak & Spencer Pratt Loses L.A.'s Mayor Race | Laverne Cox
The Daily Show: Ears Edition dives into a satirical yet urgent commentary on American political and cultural chaos, opening with a science-backed critique of sleep disruption due to overheating, then pivoting to a fictionalized take on the NBA Finals where Pre
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
Ep 531: The Secret to Retiring With Enough (That Americans Have Used for 300 Years)
Americans have been grappling with retirement anxiety for centuries — and every generation has believed they're living through the worst financial crisis in history. Yet historian Joseph S. Moore, author of *How to Get Rich in American History*, reveals that t
Evil Genius with Russell Kane
Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc wasn't just a teenage peasant girl who claimed divine visions—she was a psychological and political anomaly who rewired medieval power structures in under two years. Russell Kane’s *Evil Genius* dissects her as a figure of terrifying charisma, stra
The MeidasTouch Podcast
Trump has Psychotic Meltdown as his World Collapses!!!
Donald Trump is portrayed as descending into chaos as his presidency unravels amid escalating war rhetoric, economic collapse, and mounting internal dissent. The episode paints a picture of a leader disconnected from reality—posting surreal clips from the West
Correct Opinions with Trey Kennedy and Jake Triplett
345: Our Kids Broke Us This Week
In this raw, unfiltered episode of Correct Opinions, hosts Trey Kennedy and Jake Triplett dive deep into the chaotic beauty of modern parenting, marriage, and the absurdity of everyday life. The episode opens with a hilariously awkward elevator kiss—part roman
Banking Transformed with Jim Marous
Unlocking Credit Access for Millions
Sixty-five million Americans are locked out of the modern economy not due to irresponsibility, but because banks have systematically retreated from lending to those with credit scores below 670. A damning survey reveals that 56% of banks and credit unions have
Stuff You Should Know
Short Stuff: Rain Barrels!
Rain barrels aren't just a quirky eco-hobby—they're a surprisingly complex system with real ecological benefits and hidden pitfalls. The hosts dive into the history of rainwater harvesting, revealing that ancient civilizations relied on it in arid regions, and
Rotten Mango
‘You Have 3 Seconds to Answer': The Toxic Countdown Texts Before Mackenzie's Deadly Crash
Mackenzie Shavilla’s fatal crash into a brick warehouse building wasn’t the result of a sudden medical episode or mechanical failure—but a culmination of relentless emotional coercion, toxic control, and a pattern of psychological warfare that had been escalat