Explore Intriguing Topics with “Stuff You Should Know” If you’ve ever been curious about subjects as diverse as champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Niño, and even compelling true crime stories—including the legacy of Rosa Parks—you’re in good hands. Hosts Josh and Chuck break down these fascinating themes, making each topic accessible … Read more
How IoT is Modernizing Supply Chains Across Industries: From Manufacturing to Data Centers Supply chains form the core of many industries—from manufacturing plants to data centers. Keeping products well-stored, efficiently transported, and reliably delivered poses a constant challenge. However, the integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) is offering companies innovative ways to streamline these … Read more
Understanding Your Gut with “Try This” “Try This” is a series of audio courses designed to offer brief, actionable advice for everyday challenges. The latest installment dives into the world of the gut microbiome, exploring its essential role in overall health. In this first course on gut health, host Cristina Quinn sits down with gastroenterologist … Read more
Dez Bryant Champions Tyler Lockett’s Story of Celibacy Retired NFL wide receiver Dez Bryant has expressed strong support for a recently resurfaced video in which Tennessee Titans receiver Tyler Lockett opens up about remaining a virgin until the age of 30. In the viral clip, Lockett explains that he chose to wait for marriage to … Read more
The Ancient Roots of Western Self-Criticism Western success has long been built on a keen awareness of its own shortcomings and a constant effort to improve. This spirit of self-examination is not a modern development; it can be traced back to the earliest days of Greek literature and philosophy. Ancient writers recognized that to create … Read more
Christians Back Border Security Efforts While Embracing Compassion A recently unveiled detention center in the Florida Everglades—dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz” due to the nearby swamps inhabited by alligators and pythons—has become a flashpoint of both support and protest. President Trump, along with top officials including Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, toured the facility, signaling its potential … Read more
Kidnapped Christian Girl Escapes After Two Years of Captivity A young Christian girl in Pakistan managed to flee the home of a man who had abducted her by force, enduring nearly two years of torment during which she was forcibly converted and subjected to repeated abuse. The Abduction and Forced Conversion The ordeal began on … Read more
Christians Join Interfaith Plaintiffs in Texas Ten Commandments Challenge Interfaith Coalition Challenges Mandated Display in Public Schools A controversial new Texas law requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments is now facing a further legal challenge. A lawsuit has been filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas by … Read more
The Urgent Heritage Crisis Facing Britain’s Historic Churches Britain’s parish churches enrich the landscape with their architecture and art, reflecting centuries of history from the early Anglo-Saxon era right through to modern times. These cherished buildings, nearly half of England’s Grade I-listed structures, house priceless treasures such as intricate sculptures, elaborate stained-glass windows, and ancient … Read more
Religion’s Shifting Role in Higher Ed A new book by professor emeritus and minister James W. Fraser examines how American higher education evolved from its deeply rooted religious beginnings to a more secular, research-driven model. Early colleges, largely shaped by Protestant ideals, placed chapels at the very heart of campuses and saw university leaders deeply … Read more