Top Podcasts of the Week

The TikTok sale has a $10 billion transaction fee going to the Trump administration and we can’t stop yelling about government corruption. From aircraft carriers on fire to selling national security briefings for campaign donations, we break down the headlines that broke us. Also: Laura Loomer’s face, treason for money, and why politicians should be universally hated again.

On this weeks episode Reed and Josh look to recap the Zurich Classic and the big win for the Fitzpatrick Brothers. Especially for younger brother, Alex Fitzpatrick. The guys also discuss playing multiple spots and its benefits to one's golf game. In previewing the Cadillac Championship at Doral, Reed and Josh discuss the scheduling problem of the PGA Tour and what the future might hold for the tours biggest events before looking at the tournament itself. The PGA Tour hasn't been to Doral in a decade and the boys are looking forward to the return. In Golf News, there

In this episode of Rooted, Kayle and Cassandra discuss gratitude and grace in marriage, relationships, and friendships, while focusing on the necessity for fellowship, discipleship, and finding blessings in the messy parts of life.

It feels like two people stood up in the room: the mother you want to be, and the child you once were. If you’ve ever felt hijacked by your own reaction to a toddler meltdown, or paralyzed by the fear that you are "messing up" your kids, this episode is a breath of fresh air. Rachael is joined by Jenni Smith, LCSW, to talk about the gritty reality of reparenting ourselves alongside our children. We move beyond the script of "perfect parenting" to discuss why postpartum recovery ac...

Send us Fan Mail A DC-9 lifting off for a 35-minute hop shouldn’t end in a cornfield, but Eastern Airlines Flight 212 becomes a brutal lesson in how fast “normal” can collapse. We walk through the morning of September 11, 1974, as Flight 212 heads from Charleston to Charlotte under low visibility, broken cloud cover, and ground fog, then slips into a chain of small decisions that turn deadly. I break down the approach step by step: the required turns, the minimum altitude of 1,800 feet befor...

Welcome to The Roll Phase, a podcast where we dive deep into Dice Throne. Every character, every card, every dice roll is open for discussion. So if you want to up your game at your local tournament, hone in your strategies, discover your playstyle, or hear about the latest news hosts Bill Frosby and Skyler G are here to help!

Sometime at the end or just after the 1st century, a Christian author who has come to be known as The Odist, composed a series of odes, compiling them together into what is likely the oldest known Christian hymnbook. The Odes eventually were attributed to Solomon, became lost, only recently being recovered. However, the odes were initially misunderstood by scholars as docetic and gnostic, obscuring the remarkable early attestation to Proto-Orthodox Mystical theology, by a Christian who may have been a convert from the Essene sect of Judaism (The authors of the Dead Sea Scrolls). The author of these hymns, (who was a close contemporary of St. John The Theologian, and his pupil St. Ignatius Th

Every office has that moment: the site won’t load, someone whispers “DNS,” and immediately half the room turns into a jury with opinions but no evidence. In this episode of Small Business Cybersecurity Guy, Noel Bradford, Mauven MacLeod, Lucy Harper and Graham Falkner turn that reflexive blame into a story—part detective work, part practical guide—about why DNS so often gets accused, what really breaks, and how to stop losing hours to assumptions.