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  • Practice Gratefulness Everyday.

    Practice Gratefulness Everyday.
    2025/11/29
    This episode covers two West Virginia National Guard members shot near White House on Thanksgiving Eve, studies show practicing gratitude can significantly improve mental health, relationships, and physical well-being, LA wildfire survivors spend holidays on empty lots with creative ways to embrace Thanksgiving, hero US Postal Service mail carrier spends Thanksgiving with family he helped and proposes to girlfriend, Newsweek article on Black Friday 2025 expecting U.S. consumers to spend over $20 billion, conversation about keeping God first, top Christian music artist is an AI creation sparking debate ovdr faith, artistry, and the soul of modern music, study reveals human brains pass through five distinct phases in a lifetime, Paramount greenlights Rush Hour 4 after President Trump's person request, Missouri Judge disciplined for wearing Elvis wig and playing Presley music in court, Franklin Graham applaudes 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy for showcasing Samaritan's Purse during NFL campaign, Cece Winans sings national anthem at Detroit Lions game, English school launches search for teddy bear that parachuted from stratosphere during science experiment, Texas bus driver named world's oldest at 95.

    Host: JONNY Brumit
    Co-hosts: Jamie SweetT, Frank Passeggianta
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    50 分
  • Seen, Valued, and Heard.

    Seen, Valued, and Heard.
    2025/11/22
    This episode covers YouVersion Bible app celebrates surpassing one billion users worldwide, announcing milestone at global conference, Bangladesh's ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death for crimes against humanity for ordering deadly student crackdown after violent uprising last year which killed hundreds and ended her 15-year rule, TikTok influencer's 43-part video series staged a fictional scenario of a struggling mother reaching out to over 30 religious groups, sparking debate over compassion, accountability, and role of pastors in modern ministry, Nicki Minaj delivered United Nations speech warning "faith is under attack," urging global action to protect Christians in Nigeria.

    Host: JONNY Brumit
    Co-host: Carol Doody
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    27 分
  • Who You Hang With?

    Who You Hang With?
    2025/12/17
    This episode covers U.S. government shutdown ends after record 43 days, major batch of Epstein‑related documents including emails, PDFs, text files, and scanned records released publicly by the House Oversight Committee, U.S. Mint officially ended production of the penny after more than 230 years of continuous minting, U.S. deployed its largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, to the Caribbean as part of Operation Southern Spear, a major military campaign targeting suspected drug‑smuggling vessels, update on Jamaica two weeks after hurricane Melissa struck the island, Across Kenya, churches are turning to music, dance, and youth‑centered worship as a way to counter the recruitment efforts of extremist groups, nationwide Starbucks strike timed to coincide with Red Cup Day, one of the company’s busiest annual promotions, Blue Origin successfully launched its New Glenn heavy‑lift rocket marking the vehicle’s second-ever flight and its first interplanetary mission, BBC issues formal apology to President Donald Trump for misleading edit of his January 6, 2021 speech that appeared in a BBC Panorama documentary titled Trump: A Second Chance, Bob Ross Inc. partnered with PBS to help fill the funding by auctioning 30 original Bob Ross paintings.

    Host: JONNY Brumit
    Co-host: Keesha Caswell, Blake Henderson II
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    26 分
  • Has Persecution in the End Times Begun?

    Has Persecution in the End Times Begun?
    2025/11/08
    This episode covers Election Day results Nassau County, New York City, socialist agendas of Zohran Mamdani, republicans swept all major countywide offices in Nassau as democrats maintained control of many countywide offices in NYC, life and death of Dick Cheney this week at age 84, President Trump threatened to cut off aid and possibly send U.S. forces "guns-a-blazing" into Nigeria accusing its government of failing to stop the killing of Christians, prosecutor in Arizona plan to seek death penalty for man who confessed to crucifixion-style murder of New River Bible Chapel Pastor William Shonemann earlier this year.

    Host: JONNY Brumit
    Co-hosts: Carol Doody, Alysha Evelyn
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    24 分
  • Only One King of Kings.

    Only One King of Kings.
    2025/10/24
    This episode covers protesters rally across U.S. cities denouncing authoritarianism in "No Kings" marches, Amazon Web Services suffered major outage causing disruptions for hours across U.S., federal agents arrested 34 suspects- including NBA coach Chauncey Billups- for rigging bets and poker games in mafia-linked sports gambling bust, police arrest 30-year-old woman from Queens after she abandoned her newborn- umbilical cord still attached- at Penn Station during rush hour, Paramount Global will shut down five MTV music channels by the end of 2025 citing declining viewership, thieves raided Louvre Museum stealing $102 million in crown jewels before escaping, President Trump commuted George Santos seven-year prison sentence releasing the disgraced ex-congressman after fraud convictions, Governor Hochul announced $800 million investment to repave 2100 lane miles across New York.

    Host: JONNY Brumit
    Co-hosts: Chris Yang, Blake Henderson II
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    23 分
  • Who God Called You to Be.

    Who God Called You to Be.
    2025/10/17
    This episode covers Hamas release hostages in Gaza after Trump-brokered peace deal, then execute eight men accused of collaboration, FBI agents uncover global predators who coerced a Washington teen into suicide sparking charges and international outrage, Kelley Blue Book report U.S. new car prices hit $50,080 in September marking all-time high, hundreds of Portlanders rode nude to protest Trump’s National Guard plans, Charlie Kirk awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in Washington honoring the slain activist’s conservative legacy, JPMorgan announced it will invest $1.5 trillion over 10 years in U.S. tech and strategic industries, Colts cheerleader Morgan McLain used ASL to welcome 8-year-old deaf fan Mark Braster at his first game.

    Host: JONNY Brumit
    Co-hosts: Connie Papayani, Blake Henderson II
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    26 分
  • When Peace is Faced with Violence.

    When Peace is Faced with Violence.
    2025/10/10
    This episode covers Trump brokered Israel-Gaza peace deal; Hamas releases hostages, Israel frees prisoners, ceasefire begins amid global diplomatic summit, Islamist militants raid Nigerian villages, kill dozens of Christians, torch churches, and abduct families amid escalating religious violence, Mineola superintendent faces backlash as parents demand probe into grading app co-developed with son, citing ethics and privacy concerns, Pastor and family pray for apologetic pizza driver on doorstep captured on Ring video gone viral sparking $60K fundraiser and national support, Dolly Parton cancels Vegas shows over health issues; sister Freida urges prayers, Dolly reassures fans she’s not dying and remains strong, Hero dog leads rescuers through dense woods to missing 86-year-old woman, saving her life after two-day search in freezing conditions.

    Host: Dan Bartucci
    Co-host: Connie Papayani
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    25 分
  • Just Need Passion & Curiosity.

    Just Need Passion & Curiosity.
    2025/10/03
    This episode covers congressional gridlock triggering federal government shutdown furloughing 900,000 workers nationwide, defense war Secrectary Pete Hegseth addressed top U.S. military leaders at Quantico annoucing War Department reforms focused on leadership, culture, and combat readiness, legendary primatologist Jane Goodall died peacefully at age 91 after decades of global conservation work that transformed how the world understands chimpanzees, NASA scientists revealed that Saturn's icy moon Enceladus contains phosphorus-rich ocean spray suggesting potential habitability, Stephen King is currently the most banned author in U.S. schools according to PEN America's 2025 report, and he joined PEN America in New York this week to denounce rising U.S. book bans, urging lawmakers to defend free speech and protect students' access to diverse literature.

    Host: JONNY Brumit
    Co-hosts: Connie Papayani, Chris Yang
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    24 分