Dolly Parton's Legacy, America's Literacy Crisis, and the Obstacles to Grace

Dolly Parton is gone—but her Imagination Library exposed America's literacy crisis. Can we trust the media, our leaders, or even ourselves? This episode dives into grace, justice, and the small compromises that quietly destroy faith. Listen before you scroll past another headline you can't verify.

A college student vanishes during Spring Break in Mexico. What investigators uncover next is more twisted than anyone could imagine. This special edition dives into cartel violence, corruption, and ritualistic murder in one of the 1980s' most shocking true crime cases.

Why is beef so expensive, and where's your dollar's value going? Trent Loos breaks down Trump's beef tariff deal and the cattle shortage, RC Williams exposes the truth about dollar devaluation, and Andrew reveals how counterfeit Christianity is infiltrating politics. Don't miss this eye-opening episode!

Thinking about selling your home? Discover why private listings could be the game-changing strategy you haven't considered. This episode reveals the hidden benefits, risks to watch for, and exactly how the private listing process unfolds — insider knowledge every seller needs before making a big decision.

He played football at Ohio State, fought cattle disease in the Army, and ran ranches across three states. For 13 years, he helped Mexican ranchers export cattle to the U.S. Hear Dr. Gary Thrasher's 55-year veterinary journey — one of the most fascinating careers in agriculture.

Drones are changing warfare, and Golden Dome could change everything. Scott Hennen sits down with NDSU's Hayden Smith to break down counter-drone tech, Minot AFB's role in defense, and the cultural battles over transgender issues and mental illness shaping today's campuses.

From humble ranching beginnings to founding Superior Livestock Auction, Jim Odle reveals the grit, vision, and relationships behind decades of cattle industry success. Hear untold stories, hard-earned lessons, and insider insight into how livestock marketing evolved — straight from a true pioneer of the cattle business.

Pig farmer Anna Longthorp reveals why UK farmers are losing money on every pig, how direct-to-consumer sales keep small farms alive, and why she's fighting back against solar farms swallowing productive land. Don't miss this eye-opening look at farming, regulation, and survival on both sides of the Atlantic.