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LISTEN: Inside NATO’s planning for future war
French Adm. Pierre Vandier, the head of NATO's Allied Command Transformation, joins the show to discuss the alliance's preparations for future conflict, the role of human beings in 21st-century battles, and much more.
Bold and Blunt: Majority young voters want socialist as president
Fifty-three percent of young voters in a new survey said want a socialist president in the White House in 2028. This is worrisome, to say the least.
Bold and Blunt: Halloween in August? Taking back the holidays
Once upon a time in America, Christmas was celebrated even in public schools as the birth of Jesus, and Halloween was at best a one-day affair -- a few cupcakes in class followed by a trick-or-treating at night. Now? Halloween starts in August.
LISTEN: How China dominates the U.S. in rare earth elements
Nick Myers, CEO and co-founder of the company Phoenix Tailings, joins the show to talk about China's dominance in rare earth elements and his company's work in helping the U.S. catch up.
Bold and Blunt: Is the Bible anti-woman?
Women weren't made to be servants, says Daniah Greenberg, author of "Biblical Feminism." And those who use the Bible to insist a woman's place is solely in the home are twisting biblical truths for their own reasons.
LISTEN: Why it’s so hard to go after Russia’s oil revenue
Emily Kilcrease, senior fellow and director of the Energy, Economics, and Security Program at the Center for a New American Security, joins the show to talk about secondary tariffs on Russia's oil sector and why it's so difficult -- and geopolitically complex -- for the U.S. to target Russian energy revenue.
Bold & Blunt: Christian media surging
There's a new trend in media and it's one that's bound to send the leftists howling: it's called Christian Media Surge. And it means that at a time when fake news is everywhere, and corporate media is reeling, more Americans are turning to Christian media for their trusted sources of news.
District of Sports: New book chronicles Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and tennis’ next era
Just as men's tennis has been transitioning out of the "Big Three" era, a budding rivalry has begin to appear in its place that, in its infancy, has delivered much of the same thrill and fervor.
Bold & Blunt: Trump reels back the campus radicalism
It's back-to-school time -- but with the new Donald Trump administration, the atmosphere on college campuses and within the K-12 system is very different. Less DEI. More learning. It's certainly a return to common sense and sanity in the schools.
Bold & Blunt: Overcoming adversity: stories of faith
One common human experience is struggle -- the guarantee that everyone, no matter background, no matter circumstances, no matter anything, will all face struggles and challenges. The key to success is in the response.
LISTEN: Could the U.S. military function without internet access?
Tyler Saltsman, the founder and CEO of EdgeRunner AI, joins the show to talk about his company's AI assistant for U.S. troops that can function without the internet.
Bold and Blunt: Achieving wealth starts with the right attitude
Achieving the American dream is still within reach -- though not all have the same dream. Financial security, however, is pretty universal. And whether becoming a millionaire is the goal, or simply having enough money to pay all the bills suffices, fact is, the sky is the limit.
LISTEN: How closely is the U.S. monitoring China’s expanding activity in the Arctic?
Retired U.S. Army Special Forces Col. Stu Bradin, the President and CEO of the Global SOF Foundation, joins the show for a wide-ranging discussion on Special Operations Forces.
Bold and Blunt: Saying goodbye to the Johnson Amendment
The Johnson Amendment has been muzzling pastors and preachers and church leaders for decades. And now all that is about to come to an end.
LISTEN: Monday’s Threat Status Pentagon Minute
President Trump is deploying the National Guard to the District of Columbia, saying they will establish "law and order" in the city.
LISTEN: Why the Pentagon instituted a Golden Dome gag order
Army Lt. Gen. Daniel Karbler joins Threat Status from the Space & Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Ala.
Bold and Blunt: The global rise of sharia law
Sharia law is rising around the world, at the same time the Islam faith is exploding around the world. And since sharia is incompatible with the Constitution, the question is: how can America keep the radical Islamic belief system at bay?
LISTEN: Thursday’s Threat Status Pentagon Minute
President Trump will meet with Russian President Putin next week as part of a last-ditch U.S. push to end the Russian-Ukraine War.
LISTEN: Wednesday’s Threat Status Pentagon Minute
The Trump administration approved more than $200 million in new military sales to Ukraine.
LISTEN: Tuesday’s Threat Status Pentagon Minute
The Defense Department is slashing 80% of the workforce from its Defense Technical Information Center.
