That KEVIN Show

This week on That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough is joined by Michael Woolworth from Bible League to talk about the importance of getting God's Word into the hands of those who need it most. With a matching gift in place, every Bible donated will be doubled, making this a unique opportunity to make a significant impact. Kevin and Michael share stories of individuals and communities around the world who are desperate for Bibles, and how the listeners of That Kevin Show are making a difference in their lives. Throughout the episode, Kevin and Michael discuss the challenges of getting Bibles to those who need them, including restrictions in countries like North Korea, Yemen, and Somalia. They also highlight the success stories of Bible League's Project Philip program, which has led to thousands of people coming to faith in Christ. The conversation is filled with inspiring stories of individuals who have been impacted by the Bible, and the difference it has made in their lives. As Kevin and Michael talk about the importance of getting God's Word to those who need it, they emphasize that it's not just about providing a physical book, but about giving people the opportunity to experience the "good life" that comes from meditating on God's Word. They share stories of individuals who have been transformed by the Bible, and how it has brought them joy and happiness. If you're looking for a way to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others, this episode is a must-listen. Join Kevin and Michael as they talk about the power of the Bible and how you can be a part of bringing it to those who need it most. Listen to the full episode to hear the inspiring stories and learn how you can get involved.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Excerpt from Missing the Point on Townhall.com Abdul El-Sayed wrote it himself. Nobody hacked him. Nobody misquoted him. Nobody caught him on a hot mic. He wrote it. And now apparently the offensive part is that CBS reported it. El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, has some old social media posts he’d probably prefer people didn’t spend much time reading as we approach the 25th anniversary of September 11. So naturally, people started reading them. One from 2020 compared the death toll from 9/11 to the death toll from COVID. But the one that stopped me was written on September 11, 2021. El-Sayed wrote that he mourned the roughly 3,000 Americans murdered that day — lives taken, as he put it, “in the name of my faith.” Then he kept going. He said he’d spend the following day mourning roughly a million lives lost across three countries “in the name of my country.” There it is. Three thousand Americans murdered by terrorists. Then America’s wars abroad. One mourning followed by another. I’m sorry, but those things don’t belong on the same scale. You can oppose the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Plenty of Americans do. You can believe Washington made catastrophic decisions after September 11. You can argue that innocent people died unnecessarily because of them. Make that argument. But that’s not what happened on September 11, 2001. Nineteen terrorists boarded four commercial airplanes with the specific intention of murdering innocent people. They flew two into the World Trade Center. They flew another into the Pentagon. Passengers fought back on Flight 93 before it crashed in Pennsylvania. SEE THE FULL ARTICLE ON Townhall.com                                       Send Bibles to the Nations | Bible League International Imagine a world where people can't access the Bible, a book that holds the key to their spiritual journey. This episode of That Kevin Show explores the incredible work of Bible League, an organization that's been providing Bibles to those in need for almost 90 years. From China to India, and from Africa to the Middle East, Bible League is working tirelessly to get God's word into the hands of those who desperately want it. Kevin shares stories of people like Pastor Abenas, who's been reaching Muslims in Bangladesh despite facing harsh opposition, and Washi, a rice paddy farmer in China who's praying for a Bible to share with her family. These stories highlight the incredible need for Bibles in countries where Christianity is growing, but access to the Bible is restricted. Kevin also talks about the Bible access list, a study that reveals the top 25 countries where there's a shortage of Bibles. As Kevin delves into the challenges of getting Bibles to those in need, he emphasizes the importance of prayer and the role that listeners can play in supporting Bible League's mission. He shares stories of people like Ramesh, a hero of the faith who's suffered greatly while ministering in South Asia, but continues to trust in God's provision. If you're moved by these stories and want to be a part of this incredible work, join Kevin McCullough as he discusses the Bible League's mission and how you can be a part of it. Listen to the full episode to learn more about the Bible access list, the challenges of getting Bibles to those in need, and how you can make a difference.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests:  Governor George E. Pataki, 53rd Governor of New York Randy Levine, New York Yankees This week on Radio Night Live Fun Friday! Governor George Pataki joins the show to talk about his new documentary, "Out of the Darkness, the Rebuilding of Ground Zero After 9-11." The documentary, which launches on September 3rd, takes viewers through the days following the 9-11 attacks and the years of rebuilding that followed. Governor Pataki shares his personal experiences and insights on the importance of unity and cooperation in the face of tragedy, and how the city and state came together to rebuild Ground Zero. In this episode, Governor Pataki discusses the challenges of rebuilding after 9-11, including the disagreements over what to do with the site and the need to balance the needs of different stakeholders. He also talks about the importance of the I Love New York campaign, which aimed to promote tourism and show the world that New York was still a vibrant and welcoming city. Additionally, he shares stories about the role of celebrities like Robert De Niro and the Tribeca Film Festival in helping to bring people back to Lower Manhattan. The conversation also touches on the current state of the country, with Governor Pataki expressing his concerns about the lack of unity and the importance of preserving history. He also talks about his work on the Ukrainian relief efforts and the Pataki Center, which is focused on promoting unity and cooperation. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in history, politics, and the importance of unity in the face of adversity. Join Kevin, Cristyne, Governor Pataki & Randy Levine as they discuss the challenges and triumphs of rebuilding after 9-11 and the lessons that can be applied to today's world. As the 25th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks approaches, this episode of Radio Night Live Fun Friday! also takes a poignant look back at the role of baseball in bringing people together during one of the darkest moments in American history. The Yankees and the Mets are teaming up to host a special game on September 11th, honoring the victims and first responders of the tragedy. But it's not just about the game - it's about the way baseball helped heal a nation in its time of need. This episode features a powerful conversation with Randy Levine, President of the New York Yankees, who shares his firsthand account of the team's efforts to support the city and its people after 9-11. From the emotional moments of connection with families of the victims to the way the team came together to provide comfort and support, Randy's story is a testament to the enduring power of baseball to bring people together. As the conversation unfolds, Kevin, Cristyne and Randy delve into the significance of the upcoming game and the importance of remembering the past. They discuss how the nation's response to 9-11 was different from its response to other tragedies, like Pearl Harbor, and how the younger generation's understanding of the event is crucial for its continued relevance. If you're looking for a powerful and moving conversation about the role of baseball in American history, this episode of Radio Night Live is a must-listen. Join the conversation and hear the stories that will leave you feeling inspired and grateful for the resilience of the human spirit. Enter The Uprising Freedom Voyage Sweepstakes! One epic fight for freedom. One unforgettable voyage. One incredible Grand Prize worth $11,000! Freedom is worth fighting for — and worth celebrating. This September, experience The Uprising, the powerful new film from acclaimed director Paul Greengrass, starring Andrew Garfield. Inspired by the true story of a legendary rebellion against the tyranny of King Richard II, The Uprising follows an army of ordinary people who rise together to fight for justice and survival. The Uprising arrives only in theaters September 11. And to celebrate the film, we're giving you the chance to embark on a freedom-inspired adventure of your own! ENTER TO WIN A GULF OF AMERICA CRUISE FOR TWO — A GRAND PRIZE WORTH $11,000! One Grand Prize winner will receive an incredible 7-night Gulf of America Cruise for two, November 14–21, 2026, aboard Holland America's Eurodam. Your Grand Prize includes: A Neptune Suite for two aboard the Holland America Eurodam Round-trip airfare for two to Fort Lauderdale, Florida — up to $600 per person A $500 Visa Gift Card An unforgettable Caribbean voyage celebrating America's 250th anniversary A total Grand Prize package valued at approximately $11,000! Sail the Gulf of America, experience breathtaking Caribbean destinations, and celebrate 250 years of American freedom alongside fellow travelers and Salem personalities. FROM AN EPIC FIGHT FOR FREEDOM ON THE BIG SCREEN TO AN EPIC CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM AT SEA.                                                       Back to School Giveaway 2026 Backpacks, supplies, clothes, technology—whatever your family needs for school - our Back-to-School Sweepstakes could help. You could receive $1,000 cash for a shopping spree PLUS choose a school or charity to receive a $1,000 donation in your name. It's a win for your family AND your community. Enter once daily to increase your opportunity to win!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the show, we're taking a moment to reflect on the life and legacy of the one and only Dolly Parton. The country music icon passed away at the age of 80, leaving behind a trail of love, kindness, and generosity that inspired countless people around the world. We'll be discussing her remarkable philanthropic efforts, particularly in the area of pediatric cancer, and how her selfless spirit can inspire us to make a positive impact in our own communities. In this special episode, we're also diving into the topic of cancer prevention and treatment. Our guest, Dr. Tedd Mitchell, shares his expertise on the importance of screenings, lifestyle changes, and the latest advancements in cancer care. From the role of spirituality in cancer treatment to the latest breakthroughs in immunotherapy, we're covering it all. We'll also be discussing the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including diet, exercise, and stress management, and how these habits can reduce the risk of cancer. Dolly Parton's life was a testament to the power of living a life of purpose and generosity. Her Imagination Library, which provided free books to children in need, is just one example of her commitment to making a positive impact. We'll be exploring how we can apply her values of kindness and compassion to our own lives and communities. Join us as we celebrate Dolly Parton's life and legacy and learn more about the importance of cancer prevention and treatment. Listen to the full episode to hear the inspiring stories, expert advice, and practical tips that will leave you feeling empowered to make a difference in the world around you. An Excerpt from An Angel Walked Among Us on Townhall.com Dolly Parton died Tuesday in Nashville at 80. And somehow even writing that sentence feels wrong. Dolly was one of those people who seemed like she had simply always been here. The hair. The rhinestones. That laugh. That unmistakable Tennessee voice. The songs everybody knew whether they listened to country music or not. But there was something else about her too. Goodness. Not the manufactured kind celebrities sometimes discover when a camera arrives. The real thing. Her nephew announced her death in a video Dolly had asked him, years ago, to record for exactly this moment. Think about that. Even in planning how the world would learn she was gone, Dolly was thinking about the people who loved her and what she wanted them to hear. That sounds like her. I’ve written a lot of columns this year about people behaving badly. Today I don’t want to do that. Today I want to write about somebody who spent eighty years reminding us what behaving well looked like. Dolly Rebecca Parton was born in a one-room cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains, one of twelve children in a family that didn’t have much money but had plenty of faith. Her father famously paid the doctor who delivered her with a sack of cornmeal. That’s how poor they were. And yet if you listened to Dolly talk about those years, bitterness was almost impossible to find. She talked about family. She talked about music. She talked about God. The day after graduating from high school, she headed for Nashville. She had talent. Lord knows she had ambition. And apparently, she had absolutely no intention of taking no for an answer. Good thing. What followed was one of the great American lives. Enter The Uprising Freedom Voyage Sweepstakes! One epic fight for freedom. One unforgettable voyage. One incredible Grand Prize worth $11,000! Freedom is worth fighting for — and worth celebrating. This September, experience The Uprising, the powerful new film from acclaimed director Paul Greengrass, starring Andrew Garfield. Inspired by the true story of a legendary rebellion against the tyranny of King Richard II, The Uprising follows an army of ordinary people who rise together to fight for justice and survival. The Uprising arrives only in theaters September 11. And to celebrate the film, we're giving you the chance to embark on a freedom-inspired adventure of your own! ENTER TO WIN A GULF OF AMERICA CRUISE FOR TWO — A GRAND PRIZE WORTH $11,000! One Grand Prize winner will receive an incredible 7-night Gulf of America Cruise for two, November 14–21, 2026, aboard Holland America's Eurodam. Your Grand Prize includes: A Neptune Suite for two aboard the Holland America Eurodam Round-trip airfare for two to Fort Lauderdale, Florida — up to $600 per person A $500 Visa Gift Card An unforgettable Caribbean voyage celebrating America's 250th anniversary A total Grand Prize package valued at approximately $11,000! Sail the Gulf of America, experience breathtaking Caribbean destinations, and celebrate 250 years of American freedom alongside fellow travelers and Salem personalities. FROM AN EPIC FIGHT FOR FREEDOM ON THE BIG SCREEN TO AN EPIC CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM AT SEA.                                                       Back to School Giveaway 2026 Backpacks, supplies, clothes, technology—whatever your family needs for school - our Back-to-School Sweepstakes could help. You could receive $1,000 cash for a shopping spree PLUS choose a school or charity to receive a $1,000 donation in your name. It's a win for your family AND your community. Enter once daily to increase your opportunity to win!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Excerpt from SCOTUS Overruled a Blue-State Judge Who Never Should Have Blocked This: Of course it was a Massachusetts judge. Of course she was appointed by Barack Obama. And of course, when President Trump signed an executive order in March requiring basic verification safeguards for mail-in voting, Judge Indira Talwani in Boston reached for the injunction pen, blocking the federal government from applying key provisions in 23 states and the District of Columbia ahead of November’s elections. On Monday, the Supreme Court told her no. Not on the merits. Not yet. But the administration can move forward. And before anybody starts hyperventilating about voter suppression, let’s look at what Trump actually ordered. He directed Homeland Security to compile lists of adult U.S. citizens and make that information available to state election officials before federal elections. Why? So states have another tool for verifying who is actually eligible to vote. He told the attorney general to prioritize prosecutions when officials knowingly issue federal ballots to people who aren’t eligible to receive them. And he directed the Postal Service toward a system in which states identify the voters who are supposed to receive mail ballots before those ballots start moving through the mail. That’s it. Read it again if you need to. We’re talking about verifying eligibility, enforcing laws already on the books and knowing who is supposed to receive a ballot before the government puts one in the mail. Apparently, this was alarming enough that 23 states and the District of Columbia went running to federal court before much of it even happened. Which brings us to the Supreme Court. The majority didn’t need to settle every future constitutional question surrounding Trump’s order to expose the problem with Talwani’s injunction. The Court basically told the states: you aren’t there yet. See the FULL ARTICLE on Townhall.com Enter The Uprising Freedom Voyage Sweepstakes! One epic fight for freedom. One unforgettable voyage. One incredible Grand Prize worth $11,000! Freedom is worth fighting for — and worth celebrating. This September, experience The Uprising, the powerful new film from acclaimed director Paul Greengrass, starring Andrew Garfield. Inspired by the true story of a legendary rebellion against the tyranny of King Richard II, The Uprising follows an army of ordinary people who rise together to fight for justice and survival. The Uprising arrives only in theaters September 11. And to celebrate the film, we're giving you the chance to embark on a freedom-inspired adventure of your own! ENTER TO WIN A GULF OF AMERICA CRUISE FOR TWO — A GRAND PRIZE WORTH $11,000! One Grand Prize winner will receive an incredible 7-night Gulf of America Cruise for two, November 14–21, 2026, aboard Holland America's Eurodam. Your Grand Prize includes: A Neptune Suite for two aboard the Holland America Eurodam Round-trip airfare for two to Fort Lauderdale, Florida — up to $600 per person A $500 Visa Gift Card An unforgettable Caribbean voyage celebrating America's 250th anniversary A total Grand Prize package valued at approximately $11,000! Sail the Gulf of America, experience breathtaking Caribbean destinations, and celebrate 250 years of American freedom alongside fellow travelers and Salem personalities. FROM AN EPIC FIGHT FOR FREEDOM ON THE BIG SCREEN TO AN EPIC CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM AT SEA.                                                       Back to School Giveaway 2026 Backpacks, supplies, clothes, technology—whatever your family needs for school - our Back-to-School Sweepstakes could help. You could receive $1,000 cash for a shopping spree PLUS choose a school or charity to receive a $1,000 donation in your name. It's a win for your family AND your community. Enter once daily to increase your opportunity to win!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GUEST: Jason Laks, President of The Broadway League  GUEST: Finn Lenter-Foth, Junior Starduster TOPIC: Kids Night on Broadway                                                            Kids Night on Broadway Kids’ Night on Broadway, a year-round national audience development program of The Broadway League, is generously presented by The New York Times. Since its launch in 1996, more than 386,000 Kids' Night on Broadway tickets have helped thousands of families experience the excitement of Broadway together. WEBSITES:  www.kidsnightonbroadway.com www.broadway.org www.bwaytoday.com DATE OF KIDS NIGHT ON BROADWAY: Tuesday, August 25th  PARTICIPATING PRE- SHOW RESTAURANTS:  Applebee’s (42 nd St.), Applebee’s (50 th St.), Bar Mexicana, Carmine’s Italian Restaurant Times Square, Churrascaria Plataforma, Ellen’s Stardust Diner, Hard Rock Cafe, Havana Central, Le Rivage, Mermaid Oyster Bar, Playwright Celtic Pub, Playwright Tavern, P.S. Kitchen, Schnipper’s, and Virgil’s Real Barbecue.                                Tickets Now On Sale For Kids’ Night On Broadway® The Broadway League announced today that tickets for Kids' Night on Broadway® are now on-sale for 22 participating Broadway shows. A program of The Broadway League, Kids’ Night on Broadway allows anyone 18 and under to attend a participating Broadway show for free when accompanied by a full-paying adult. Visit KidsNightonBroadway.com to get information on how to purchase tickets. Participating shows include: Aladdin & Juliet The Book of Mormon Buena Vista Social Club Chicago The Great Gatsby* Hadestown Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Just In Time The Lion King The Lost Boys Maybe Happy Ending MJ Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical The Outsiders Paranormal Activity Schmigadoon! SIX: The Musical* Stranger Things: The First Shadow Titaníque Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) Wicked *The performance date for The Great Gatsby and SIX: The Musical will take place on Wednesday, August 26.  Families are encouraged to review each show's recommended age guidance before purchasing tickets, as participating productions are intended for different age groups. (Please note that participating shows are subject to change.) Kids’ Night on Broadway is celebrated with in-theatre activities including talkbacks, sing-alongs, art projects, Kids’ Night on Broadway activity books, and more. In addition, 15 restaurants in the Theatre District, the Museum of Broadway, and Top of the Rock will offer exclusive deals for Kids' Night on Broadway ticketholders on Tuesday, August 25. Many of the participating restaurants will offer free kids’ meals with the purchase of an adult entree, giving families the opportunity to enjoy a full evening out. Visit KidsNightonBroadway.com/before-the-show for more information. Kids’ Night on Broadway participating restaurants include: Applebee’s (42 nd St.), Applebee’s (50 thSt.), Bar Mexicana, Carmine’s Italian Restaurant Times Square, Churrascaria Plataforma, Ellen’s Stardust Diner, Hard Rock Cafe, Havana Central, Le Rivage, Mermaid Oyster Bar, Playwright Celtic Pub, Playwright Tavern, P.S. Kitchen, Schnipper’s, and Virgil’s Real Barbecue. Visit KidsNightonBroadway.com to find information on shows, sign-up for The Broadway Fan Club, and explore dining options. (Please note that participating restaurants are subject to change.) All guests attending Kids’ Night on Broadway must have a ticket. The offer is applied as 50% off each ticket when purchased as a pair; no additional ‘free’ tickets are added to orders. Joining The Broadway Fan Club is free of charge and offers members the opportunity to stay up-to-date with Broadway's current and future happenings. Members will receive occasional Broadway show discount ticket offers, monthly Broadway newsletters, and information about programs such as Kids' Night on Broadway, all from The Broadway League, the official trade association for the Broadway industry. One must be age 13 or up to join the free Fan Club.Kids’ Night on Broadway will continue to take place throughout the year in multiple cities around the country with different shows and venues providing their own unique approach to the event. Please visit KidsNightonBroadway.com for specific dates and locations. This nationwide program is designed to introduce a new generation to the experience of live theatre. GUEST: Finn Lenter-Foth, Junior Starduster SOCIAL MEDIA: @finnelliott_oliverhart22 SONG HE WON WITH: When I Get My Name in Lights,” from The Boy from Oz WEBSITE: www.ellensstardustdiner.com JUNIOR STARDUSTER PERFORMANCE: 10:15 AM on Tuesday, August 25th  LOCATION: Ellen’s Stardust Diner- 1650 Broadway at 51st Street New York, NY                                                                ABOUT FINN:  When teachers ask what their students did this summer, 8-year-old Finn from Shelby Township in Michigan might have the best story in the classroom. He’s having one last summer adventure, getting ready to pack his bags and head back to Times Square for a performance at the iconic Ellen’s Stardust Diner. He secured one of five spots to become a “Junior Starduster” for the day and sing LIVE at the iconic world-famous eatery on Tuesday, August 25. Finn was the winner of the 6-8 year old category.  Out of over 300 submissions in less than 24 hours from kids all around the U.S. (and beyond), Finn was selected as one of 30 finalists to audition live at the diner on July 21. He performed “When I Get My Name in Lights,” from The Boy from Oz for the judging panel, which included Broadway stars Nick Barrington, Gilbert L. Bailey II, Lisa Howard, Bailey McCall and vocal and theater artist Katy Wolfe.  Finn has been performing since before he could walk. He is an avid dancer and, though not quite two at the time, he freestyled his way through quarantine, much to the entertainment of his social media following. Finn is super sensitive, as well as empathetic, and can cry on cue. Finn is also a proud big brother to Oliver.                                                    ABOUT ELLEN’S STARDUST DINER: Originally opened in 1979 across from City Hall, Ellen’s Café first started as a local coffee and bake shop, serving Mayors, elected officials, and New Yorkers for nearly 15 years. Afterwards, Ellen’s rebranded as Ellen’s Stardust Diner and moved to its current Times Square location at 1650 Broadway, becoming known as the home of the original world-famous singing waitstaff and a celebrated 1950s retro themed restaurant, welcoming New Yorkers, celebrities, and tourists from all over the globe.  The restaurant has also been home to many “Stardusters” who started their career at the Diner and have gone onto Broadway, Off-Broadway, movies, and TV. Owner Ellen Hart was born and raised in New York, growing up in Jamaica, Queens, and is a former Miss Subways from 1959. As a hospitality icon in NYC, Ellen has run the New York City Marathon, performed the National Anthem at several New York Knicks and New York Rangers games, climbed the Empire State Building at age 72 to support research on multiple myeloma, and can sometimes be found making singing cameos at the Diner too. For more information, visit www.ellensstardustdiner.comand follow on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Excerpt from They Wanted Him Dead. Now They Want Him. Some stories don’t need embellishment. They just need to be laid out plainly, because the facts alone do all the moral work. Here they are. Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed hired McKenna West to carry their child as a surrogate. Around 20 weeks into the pregnancy, doctors diagnosed the baby with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a severe congenital heart defect. According to the Texas Attorney General’s office, the couple asked West to terminate the pregnancy after that diagnosis. West refused. She fled to Texas, gave birth on August 12, and the boy she calls Gabriel underwent the first of three life-saving heart surgeries days later. He’s alive. Now those same biological parents are suing West for more than $100,000, alleging breach of their surrogacy contract and “malicious, outrageous conduct,” while simultaneously pursuing custody of the child whose pregnancy they had sought to terminate. Sit with that for a second. Let’s also be fair about what’s disputed here. Gilkar and Ahmed’s attorneys have pushed back hard on the characterization that they “forced” or “threatened” West. Court filings reportedly claim West initially agreed to the termination and even scheduled the appointment before changing her mind. Their lawyer, Lee Budner, calls West’s ongoing custody claims “baseless” and says they violate parentage rulings already secured in Alaska and California. They get their day in court. But even accepting that version of events, I’m stuck on the same problem. They wanted the pregnancy terminated. West didn’t. Gabriel is alive because it wasn’t. And now they want custody. You don’t get to want him gone and then want him yours. Pick one. A surrogacy contract is not a hunting license. It does not purchase the right to order the destruction of a living child because his heart didn’t form the way everybody hoped it would. Hypoplastic left heart syndrome is serious. It’s one of the most severe congenital heart defects a baby can have. But children do survive it. There are treatments. There are staged surgeries. Gabriel has already begun that road.                                  Enter to Win the Uprising: Freedom Voyage Sweepstakes Enter The Uprising Freedom Voyage Sweepstakes! One epic fight for freedom. One unforgettable voyage. One incredible Grand Prize worth $11,000! Freedom is worth fighting for — and worth celebrating. This September, experience The Uprising, the powerful new film from acclaimed director Paul Greengrass, starring Andrew Garfield. Inspired by the true story of a legendary rebellion against the tyranny of King Richard II, The Uprising follows an army of ordinary people who rise together to fight for justice and survival. The Uprising arrives only in theaters September 11. And to celebrate the film, we're giving you the chance to embark on a freedom-inspired adventure of your own! ENTER TO WIN A GULF OF AMERICA CRUISE FOR TWO — A GRAND PRIZE WORTH $11,000! One Grand Prize winner will receive an incredible 7-night Gulf of America Cruise for two, November 14–21, 2026, aboard Holland America's Eurodam. Your Grand Prize includes: A Neptune Suite for two aboard the Holland America Eurodam Round-trip airfare for two to Fort Lauderdale, Florida — up to $600 per person A $500 Visa Gift Card An unforgettable Caribbean voyage celebrating America's 250th anniversary A total Grand Prize package valued at approximately $11,000! Sail the Gulf of America, experience breathtaking Caribbean destinations, and celebrate 250 years of American freedom alongside fellow travelers and Salem personalities. FROM AN EPIC FIGHT FOR FREEDOM ON THE BIG SCREEN TO AN EPIC CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM AT SEA. Don't miss The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield, only in theaters September 11. Then enter The Uprising Freedom Voyage Sweepstakes for your chance to win the ultimate freedom voyage — a Gulf of America Cruise for two worth $11,000! ENTER NOW FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Radio Night Live, Kevin McCullough is joined by Linda Perillo to discuss a range of topics, from the recent passing of Hayden Panettiere to the upcoming inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C. The conversation also touches on the importance of self-awareness and the challenges of parenting, as well as the allure of remote destinations like Cape Cod. Kevin and Linda dive into the story of Hayden Panettiere, a young woman who struggled with addiction and ultimately passed away at the age of 36. They discuss the complexities of addiction and the importance of empathy, as well as the need for parents to support their children in their individual paths. The conversation also highlights the challenges of parenting, particularly when it comes to dealing with difficult situations and making tough decisions. The episode also explores the topic of remote destinations, with Kevin and Linda discussing their experiences on Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod. They talk about the unique characteristics of these places, including their natural beauty and the sense of community that exists among visitors. The conversation also touches on the importance of being prepared when traveling to remote areas, including having a plan in place for medical emergencies. If you're interested in hearing more about Hayden's story, the challenges of parenting, and the allure of remote destinations; tune in to this week's episode of Radio Night Live. Join Kevin and Linda as they explore these topics and more in a conversation that's both thought-provoking and entertaining.                                                 Back to School Giveaway 2026 Backpacks, supplies, clothes, technology—whatever your family needs for school - our Back-to-School Sweepstakes could help. You could receive $1,000 cash for a shopping spree PLUS choose a school or charity to receive a $1,000 donation in your name. It's a win for your family AND your community. Enter once daily to increase your opportunity to win!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Money Monday: Navigating the World of Gold and Silver This week on Money Monday, Kevin McCullough dives into the world of gold and silver, discussing the current market trends and the potential benefits of investing in these precious metals. With the US economy facing uncertain times, Kevin explores the idea of a potential financial reset and how gold and silver can provide a hedge against inflation and economic volatility. In this episode, Kevin is joined by David Fischer, a metals expert who shares his insights on the current market trends and the potential for a major bull market in gold. They discuss the recent surge in gold prices, the impact of the US Treasury's decision to sell euros to raise capital, and the implications of China's aggressive buying of gold. Kevin also shares his own experiences with investing in gold and silver, and how he believes they can provide a safe haven for investors. The conversation also touches on the importance of being aware of the candidates' views on key issues, such as defunding the police, and the need to critically evaluate their positions. Ryan Baitzel, a pastor from New Jersey, joins the show to discuss his favorite psalm, Psalm 27, and how it relates to living in a culture that often prioritizes fear over faith. As always, Kevin wraps up the episode with a discussion on money and investing, this time focusing on dividend-paying stocks. He's joined by Hillary Kramer, a millionaire maker who shares her insights on the importance of fundamental and macro investing. She recommends several stocks, including Array Technologies, Ford, and Verizon, and explains why she believes they have potential for growth. If you're interested in learning more about investing in gold and silver or want to hear more about the stocks Hillary recommends, tune in to the full episode of Money Monday to get the inside scoop.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Excerpt from Two Women, Two Institutions, One Very Telling Week on Townhall.com Some weeks hand you an argument. This one handed me something better: a picture. Two stories broke within hours of each other, on entirely different pages of the news, about entirely different institutions, and sitting side by side they say more about this cultural moment than either one says alone. Start with the WNBA. On Wednesday, the league convened its transgender athlete task force — again — and emerged with an update that amounted to a shrug wearing a press release. "We will continue to engage all league stakeholders in the coming weeks and months," the statement read, before pivoting to scold "bad-faith efforts" to use the debate to "demean or marginalize others." Translation: more meetings, more lecturing, still no answer. The league's own collective bargaining agreement states plainly that "only players who are women are eligible to play in the WNBA." Four hundred-plus pages, and nowhere in them does the WNBA actually define what a woman is. Two former NBA players, Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White, have already declared for the 2027 WNBA Draft specifically to expose the hole in the fence. The league's response to having that hole pointed out has been to hold more meetings about the fence. Meanwhile, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham has stood alone, in public, defending the plain premise that women's sports and women's locker rooms should remain for women. For that, she's absorbed real physical punishment — most visibly a Flagrant 2 foul to the head and neck that ended with her on the receiving end of a "WHITE PRIVILEGE" accusation rather than an apology — and no shortage of online contempt from people who claim to care about protecting women. Her own coach only offered a full-throated defense after criticism mounted over the initial silence. So the people running the league that exists, by name and by charter, to celebrate women's athletic achievement can't bring themselves to say what a woman is. See the FULL ARTICLE at Townhall.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Excerpt from What's the Problem Here? on Townhall.com I have some questions, and I'd genuinely like answers, because nobody seems to be offering any that hold up. This week, President Trump signed an executive order reshaping the childhood vaccine schedule — trimming the number of recommended shots, splitting the MMR vaccine into three separate doses instead of one combined injection, and directing more federal research into the causes of autism. Within hours, the predictable chorus arrived. Anonymous public health sources quoted in wire reports. Unnamed officials whispering to reporters. Advocacy groups warning the sky is falling. A Public Citizen spokesman called it a "mindless anti-scientific assault." Doctors' associations lined up to push back. A federal judge has already blocked a prior version of similar changes after the American Academy of Pediatrics sued. Here's my actual question, asked in good faith: what, precisely, is the problem? Is it that spacing out vaccines poses some documented, catastrophic risk to children? Because I'll tell you what happened at my house this week. We brought home two new kittens, and at the vet, we were offered the option — routine, unremarkable, no hand-wringing required — to space out their vaccinations rather than deliver everything in one sitting. Nobody at that veterinary clinic accused us of "anti-science assault" for asking a scheduling question about a kitten's immune system. So why is the same basic question, asked about a human infant's immune system, treated as an act of civilizational sabotage? Is the concern that splitting the MMR into three shots instead of one somehow reduces effectiveness? Because if so, that's a specific, testable claim, and I'd like to see it argued specifically rather than gestured at anonymously. Saying "this is dangerous" from behind a cloak of anonymity isn't science. It's a talking point wearing a lab coat. Or is the real objection simpler and far less noble than public health? Is it that these officials, many of whom built entire careers on being unquestioned, cannot stomach a White House that keeps asking them to show their work? Because that's a different problem entirely, and it's one worth naming directly. See the FULL ARTICLE on Townhall.com                                 Back to School Giveaway 2026 - That Kevin Show Backpacks, supplies, clothes, technology—whatever your family needs for school - our Back-to-School Sweepstakes could help. You could receive $1,000 cash for a shopping spree PLUS choose a school or charity to receive a $1,000 donation in your name. It's a win for your family AND your community. Enter once daily to increase your opportunity to win!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Excerpt from Fauci: Now We Know For years, this argument has run in a maddening loop: does Anthony Fauci know more than he's telling us? Did he understand the risks he wasn't disclosing? Did he actually believe the certainty he projected on our television screens night after night? We asked. We speculated. We demanded accountability, which was never his strong suit, and mostly we got silence, spin, or a lecture about trusting the science. This week, the loop broke. We don't have to wonder anymore. Now we know. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) released the first tranche of texts recovered from Fauci's old government iPhone, and buried in a January 2021 exchange between Fauci, then-CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, and Dr. Vivek Murthy is a sentence that should end any remaining debate about what Fauci actually understood at the time. "Since many people have significant cytokines storm and fever after the 2nd dose," Fauci wrote, "this theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester." Privately, in writing, to two of the most powerful health officials in the country, Fauci flagged a specific, plausible mechanism by which the vaccine he was publicly urging on every American, including pregnant women, could end a pregnancy in its earliest and most vulnerable weeks. And then he said nothing. Publicly, the message stayed the same: safe and effective, no exceptions, no caveats, no mention of a theoretical risk serious enough that he'd raised it privately with the nation's top health officials. Johnson didn't mince words about it: "We tell pregnant women don't even have a glass of wine and yet we coerce them, convince them, sometimes mandated them, to get an experimental gene therapy as early as the first trimester. This is truly sick." He's right. There is no version of "follow the science" that includes telling women one thing while writing another. See the FULL ARTICLE at Townhall.com                                       Back to School Giveaway 2026 - That Kevin Show Backpacks, supplies, clothes, technology—whatever your family needs for school - our Back-to-School Sweepstakes could help. You could receive $1,000 cash for a shopping spree PLUS choose a school or charity to receive a $1,000 donation in your name. It's a win for your family AND your community. Enter once daily to increase your opportunity to win!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough is shining a light on the importance of sharing the Gospel with those who desperately need it. From the streets of New York to the villages of Africa, Kevin is highlighting the work of Bible League, a ministry that's been bringing the Word of God to people in need for nearly 90 years. In this episode, Kevin talks to Michael Woolworth from Bible League about the incredible stories of transformation happening all over the world. From a woman in India who was forced into human trafficking and found hope in the Gospel, to a group of Christians in Venezuela who are risking their lives to rescue women from the clutches of the cartel, these stories are a powerful reminder of the impact that the Bible can have on people's lives. Kevin also chats with Pastor Jamaal Bernard about the importance of reaching out to the community and being a good neighbor. Jamaal shares his vision for Summit 2026, a leadership conference that aims to bring together church leaders and creatives to share their experiences and learn from each other. As Kevin wraps up the episode, he invites listeners to join him in supporting Bible League's mission to get Bibles to those who need them. With the help of listeners, Bible League is working to provide the precious Word of God to people in some of the most challenging parts of the world. Will you join Kevin in supporting this important work? Listen to the full episode to hear more about the incredible stories and the impact that the Bible is having on people's lives.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.