That KEVIN Show

In this episode, Kevin McCullough dives into the latest news and updates on the Save America Act, a bill that aims to ensure the integrity of our elections. He discusses the recent Supreme Court decisions that have favored the Trump administration, including the ruling on immigration and the Second Amendment. Kevin also talks about the importance of protecting our daughters and the need for parents to be aware of the ideologies being pushed in schools. The conversation also touches on the topic of faith and how it relates to our daily lives. Kevin is joined by Andrew Columbia, a senior pastor at Mount Carmel Bible Church in New York, to discuss Romans 13:4 and the role of government in our lives. They explore the concept of servant leadership and how it applies to our understanding of authority and power. In addition to these thought-provoking discussions, Kevin also shares a personal story about his experience with the Angel Tree program, which provides a week-long Christian camp experience for children of prisoners. He encourages listeners to support this initiative and help send kids to camp.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Excerpt from This Is America, FIFA There are a lot of things visitors should know before coming to America. Tip your server. Don’t stand in the middle of the sidewalk in Manhattan. And for the love of all things holy, don’t try to tell Americans what flags they’re allowed to wave. Apparently, nobody shared that last one with FIFA. This week, Iranian fans attending World Cup events at SoFi Stadium showed up carrying the historic Lion and Sun flag — the symbol that represented Iran long before the Ayatollahs hijacked the country and turned it into a theocratic hostage situation with oil reserves. And FIFA, in its infinite wisdom, decided this was a problem. Imagine that. The regime that funds terror proxies, beats women, imprisons dissidents, hangs protesters, censors journalists, and spends its time threatening neighbors isn’t the problem. The people carrying a flag opposing that regime are. Brilliant. Only an international bureaucracy could arrive at a conclusion that stupid. Let’s be clear about something. The Lion and Sun flag isn’t some fringe symbol cooked up on social media six months ago. It represents a Persia and an Iran that existed long before the current regime. It is the banner carried by countless Iranian dissidents precisely because they reject what the Ayatollahs have done to their country. That’s why the regime hates it. And that’s why FIFA should have kept its hands off it. Instead, FIFA looked at a stadium full of people fleeing one of the most hateful regimes on earth and somehow concluded the problem was the people. That’s not wisdom. That’s moral stupidity. The Ayatollahs spend decades silencing opposition, and FIFA decides the opposition is who needs policing. The Ayatollahs are terrified of dissent, and FIFA practically volunteers to help manage it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An excerpt from These People Are Nuts! on Townhall.com Three different high-profile people have pulled me aside over the last several days. All three conversations were off the record. All three involved people whose names you would know instantly. And all three were worked up about Donald Trump's apparent agreement with Iran.   One called it appeasement. Another called it surrender. A third said Trump was giving away America's leverage for free. I listened to all of them. I asked questions. I let them make their case. And when each conversation ended, I walked away thinking exactly the same thing: These people are nuts. I don't say that lightly. These are accomplished people. Smart people. Influential people. But on this issue? Nuts. In fact, the more I thought about what they were saying, the more off balance I became.  What has me off balance is how otherwise intelligent people can miss something this obvious. These are not stupid people. They're successful. They're respected. They've spent years around politics, diplomacy, and foreign policy. Yet somehow, they've convinced themselves that leverage should never actually be used. That's like spending years sharpening an axe and then refusing to swing it because you might dull the blade. It's crazy. One of them spent nearly 10 minutes explaining how Trump was giving away all of America's leverage. I kept waiting for him to explain what exactly he thought leverage was for. To frame it? To put it in a trophy case? To admire it from a distance? The entire purpose of leverage is to use it. That's what makes this criticism so bizarre. Iran didn't wake up one morning and decide to negotiate because the ayatollah had a change of heart.  Iran came to the table because of pressure. Because of sanctions. Because of military realities. Because its options became increasingly limited. In other words, because leverage worked. See the FULL STORY @Townhall.com                                How Do We Live - A Conversation on Leverage and Faith This week on How Do We Live, we're diving into two thought-provoking discussions that will challenge your perspectives on leverage, faith, and the world around us. Kevin McCullough is joined by Dr. Joey Newton, a pastor and teacher at Newtown Bible Church in Connecticut, to explore the story of the rich young ruler and what it teaches us about valuing Christ above all else. They discuss how God's sovereignty is the key to understanding this story and how it relates to our own lives.                                                         Wellness Wednesday In the second half of the episode, Kevin is joined by Dr. Monique Yohanan, a physician and healthcare leader, to talk about the importance of accountability and transparency in healthcare. They discuss her new Op-Ed in Townhall.com, What’s in Your Kid’s Snacks That Europe Won’t Allow. Dr. Yohanan's article explores the MAHA agenda and its efforts to address chronic disease by focusing on lifestyle changes, such as diet and exercise. They also delve into the topic of food dyes and how they can be problematic for kids, particularly those with a genetic predisposition to hyperactivity. Meanwhile, Kevin shares a personal story about his own experiences at Christian camp and how it shaped his faith. He also talks about the Angel Tree program, which provides summer camp experiences for kids of incarcerated parents, and how it can be a life-changing experience for these young people. As we navigate the complexities of the world around us, it's essential to remember that our faith and values should guide our actions and decisions. Join Kevin as he explores these topics and encourages listeners to think critically about the world and their place in it. Listen to the full episode to hear more about these discussions and how they relate to your life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An Excerpt from An American 250 Story on Townhall.com As the basket dropped to tie the game 83-83, I gently woke my bride from the couch. She had endured enough already. The emotional swings. The blown coverages. The missed calls. The impossible shots by San Antonio. The first 95 percent of the game had been a stress test for even the most devoted Knicks fan, and somewhere around the middle of the third quarter, exhaustion finally overtook her. But the final blows in this series were about to be traded. And she wasn’t missing this. Playing what felt like five-on-eight for most of the night, the New York Knicks finally grabbed their first lead late in the fourth quarter. Madison Avenue swagger met blue-collar stubbornness. And as had become the pattern throughout the Finals, the Knicks adjusted when it mattered most. Mitchell Robinson—a backup center and arguably the least graceful free-throw shooter in modern basketball—ripped down a rebound that changed the game. Bench players made the extra pass. They milked the clock. They punished the Spurs for helping too aggressively off shooters. And Jalen Brunson—who has clearly rehearsed these moments in empty gyms his entire life—did what leaders do. He penetrated the lane, collapsed the defense, found open shooters, hit short jumpers in traffic, absorbed contact, and calmly buried free throws while twenty thousand hostile Texans screamed themselves hoarse. Then came the final twenty-six seconds. The Knicks built the lead to four.  And they never surrendered it again. When the buzzer sounded and the trophy was handed over, what struck me wasn’t arrogance. It was gratitude. No chest-thumping dynasty behavior. No manufactured villain energy. No self-obsessed theatrics. Just imperfect players, overcoming deeper talent, on the road, against overwhelming odds, acknowledging one another, acknowledging God, and understanding fully what it took to arrive there. See the FULL STORY at Townhall.com                                                       Make Dad's Day EXTRA-Special! Father’s Day is your moment to say thank you. For every sacrifice, every lesson, and every memory—Dad deserves something great. Whether it’s for your father, husband, or someone who’s always been there like a dad, you can celebrate him in a big way. Enter daily to win $2,000 and make this Father’s Day unforgettable!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a world where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, it's easy to get caught up in the noise and lose sight of what truly matters. This week on the show, we're exploring the concept of a society without God, and how it's leading to a sense of despair and hopelessness. Our guest, Dr. Chris Palmer, Dean, Barnett College of Ministry & Theology (BCMT); Associate Professor at Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida; is a scholar, author, and ministry practitioner who has written a book on this very topic, "A World Without God: The Search for Meaning in a Society Overwhelmed by Despair." In this episode, Chris shares his insights on how our society's obsession with technology and social media is leading to a sense of disconnection and meaninglessness. He argues that we're no longer able to have quiet, meaningful relationships or conversations, and that this is affecting our vertical relationships with God as well. Chris also discusses the importance of faith and how it can bring us hope and shared values in a society that's increasingly subjective and confused. We also delve into the topic of mental health and wellness, discussing the importance of addressing serious mental illness and the need for a more compassionate approach. Our guest, Dr. Tim Murphy, shares his expertise on the topic, highlighting the importance of faith in the healing process and the need for a more holistic approach to mental health care. As we navigate these complex issues, it's clear that we need to be equipped with clarity and conviction to make sense of it all. Join us as we explore these topics and discuss how we can cultivate clarity in chaos. To hear more of this thought-provoking conversation, tune in to the full episode and discover how you can find meaning and purpose in a world without God. The Gas & Groceries Giveaway includes a Grand Prize of $2,500 in gift cards for gas and groceries!   3 winners will receive $500 in gift cards for gas and groceries.  And 5 winners will receive $250 in gift cards for gas and groceries. (See Terms & Conditions for details) Plus, you can enter once each day between April 20th and May 31st and complete optional activities to earn bonus entries to increase your opportunity to win. Get some relief for your food and fuel expenses. Enter The Gas & Groceries Giveaway today!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**A Call to Action for Angel Tree Camp** This week on the show, we're talking about the importance of giving back to those who need it most. Kevin McCullough is joined by Steve Collins, the senior program manager at Angel Tree Camp, and they're discussing the incredible work being done to provide a safe and transformative experience for kids whose parents are incarcerated. But that's not all - Kevin is also joined by Daniel Moore, the president of World Missionary Evangelism, who shares the amazing story of how his organization is spreading the Gospel message and making a real difference in the lives of people around the world. In this episode, Kevin and his guests dive into the world of education, discussing the Department of Education's efforts to reduce its size and focus on school choice. They also talk about the importance of parents being empowered to make decisions about their children's education and the need for accountability in the education system. But amidst all the serious topics, Kevin also shares some fun memories of playing Capture the Flag as a kid and how it relates to the importance of summer activities for kids. As we wrap up the episode, Kevin makes a heartfelt plea to his listeners to support Angel Tree Camp and help provide a life-changing experience for kids who need it most. He's offering to match the first five children who are sponsored to attend camp, and he's encouraging listeners to take action and make a difference in the lives of these incredible kids. If you're looking for a way to make a real difference in the lives of kids who need it most, this episode is a must-listen. Kevin and his guests share inspiring stories and practical advice on how to get involved and make a positive impact. So tune in and be inspired to take action!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's episode of Radio Night Live Fun Friday! is a fun-filled celebration of all things New York, from Broadway, to sports, dance and more. Kevin & Cristyne share their excitement about the upcoming Subway Series, a classic rivalry between the Mets and the Yankees, and the 20th Annual Dance Parade, a vibrant event that's free and open to everyone. Meanwhile, they also highlight some fantastic performances and events happening in the city, including a Broadway play and an air show. This episode is a great mix of sports, culture, and community, with Kevin & Cristyne sharing their enthusiasm for the city's many offerings. They chat about the history of the Subway Series and the Mayor's Trophy, a unique competition that was popular before interleague play began. They also give a shout-out to a talented dancer who will be performing in the Dance Parade, and highlight some exciting events happening in the city, including a Broadway play and an air show. Kevin also takes a moment to acknowledge the achievements of Cristyne, who has been recognized with a prestigious award for her contributions to tourism in New York City. It's a heartwarming moment that adds a touch of warmth to the episode. If you're looking for a dose of New York City spirit, this episode is a must-listen. Join Kevin & Cristyne as they explore the city's many wonders, from Broadway, sports, to dance and beyond. Don't miss this fun and lively conversation that's all about the best of New York. FUN FRIDAY GUEST BRIAN ANTHONY MORELAND, FOUNDER OF B-MORE NOW PRODUCTIONS AND PRODUCER OF JOE TURNER’S COME AND GONE. Brian spoke about his latest production of Joe Turner’s Come & Gone. The show has been nominated for FIVE Tony Awards (Best Featured Actor for Ruben Santiago-Hudson for his portrayal of Bynum Walker, Best Costume Design by Paul Tazewell, Lighting Design, Sound Design, and Original Score) Brian Anthony Moreland recently made waves on Broadway as a producer of the groundbreaking revival of Othello, starring Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal, and directed by Tony Award-winner Kenny Leon. The production shattered box office records, becoming the highest-grossing play in global history.  WEBSITES:  www.bmorenowproductions.com; www.joeturnerbway.com  FUN FRIDAY GUEST CHRIS O’BRIEN, PRESIDENT OF SAIL4TH 250. Chris was a featured panelist at the Broadway Association's May luncheon, focused on “summer in the city”. Chris speaks about what to expect during the Tall Ships parade this July. DATES OF SAIL4TH 250: July 3 through July 8th, 2026 (rain or shine!) WEBSITE: www.sail4th.org  Go to ThatPassportLife.com to see how you can win a free trip for two to Italy! Hang out with Kevin McCullough of ThatKEVINShow; Aimee McCullough of C’est Si Bon, Linda Perillo of Radio Night Live: Travel Tuesday (daughter of the great, Mario Perillo of Perillo Tours); & Cristyne L. Nicholas of Radio Night Live: Fun Friday!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to That Kevin Show. Today, Kevin McCullough is joined by Betsy Wright from Prison Fellowship's Angel Tree Camp program. They're discussing the importance of giving kids from incarcerated parents a chance to experience summer camp.  Kevin shares his own experience of how Christian Camp impacted his life and how he's passionate about helping these kids have a similar experience. Betsy talks about the transformative power of Angel Tree Camp and how it brings hope and joy to kids who often feel hopeless.  Kevin challenges listeners to consider sponsoring a child's camp experience and shares the phone number and website to make it happen.                                            MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIFE OF A PRISONER'S KID! For prisoners' children, camp is a refuge. It's a safe place to get away from their problems, experience the great outdoors, make new friends, and just... be kids! but most important, at an Angel Tree camp, prisoners' kids hear the Gospel and many receive Jesus as Savior and Lord. Your gift of $200 will help make it possible to send a kid to camp. Thank you for giving generously! You'll be making a difference in a child's life for eternity! Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these" Matthew 19:14 Win $2,500 in Gas and Groceries It's a tough time for many in our current economy.  So, we thought we'd provide a way to help to pay for some gas & groceries. The Gas & Groceries Giveaway includes a Grand Prize of $2,500 in gift cards for gas and groceries!   3 winners will receive $500 in gift cards for gas and groceries.  And 5 winners will receive $250 in gift cards for gas and groceries. (See Terms & Conditions for details) Plus, you can enter once each day between April 20th and May 31st  and complete optional activities to earn bonus entries to increase your opportunity to win. Get some relief for your food and fuel expenses. Enter The Gas & Groceries Giveaway today!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.