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Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

November 13, 2026

President Trump Squares Off With Stephen A. Smith

Stephen A Smith pushes President Trump on the midterm results and Barack Obama's legacy Pete Hegseth has awarded the soldier who reprimanded him and members of his staff at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier a Joint Service Commendation Medal Scott Bessent speaks out after being forced onto a secure military base due to Iranian threats Jimmy Kimmel fails to try and pin Arnold Schwarzenegger as a Democrat Sen Van Hollen wants to overthrow all current Democrat leadership in Congress Rep Chip Roy GOES OFF in fiery speech to Congress Was there leakage in NVIDIA's chip development in China A [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

November 12, 2026

Helping Veterans Find Hope and a New Beginning: LIVE RECORDING

In this special bonus episode of Words of Life recorded live on Veterans Day we sit down with Major Thomas McWilliams Metro Atlanta Area Commander for The Salvation Army to explore the organization's ongoing commitment to serving those who have served our country Major McWilliams shares the story behind Atlanta's Center of Hope a facility providing veterans experiencing homelessness with more than just a place to stay Through dedicated veteran housing individualized support and assistance navigating VA benefits the program helps veterans regain stability dignity and a path toward self-sufficiency You'll also hear the remarkable story of Mr Lemon a [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

November 11, 2026

Veterans Day, Friendly Fire, and Learning to Carry One Another's Burdens

On this Veterans Day edition of Truth Talk Live host Peter Rosenberger honors the men and women who have served in the United States military and reflects on the sacrifices veterans and their families continue to make long after the uniform comes off Peter shares a powerful story from his wife Gracie's visits to wounded soldiers at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center As a double amputee herself Gracie connected with a wounded soldier who was struggling with the loss of his leg reminding him that he wasn't the only amputee in the room The story leads Peter to explore [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 11, 2026

Alvin York: The Pacifist Marksman Who Became an American War Hero

On this episode of Our American Stories Alvin York grew up poor in the hills of Tennessee with little formal education but extraordinary skill with a rifle After years of drinking and fighting a religious conversion transformed his life He became a church elder and a pacifist and when the United States drafted him during World War I York struggled deeply with whether his Christian faith allowed him to kill Historian Elliott Drago of the Jack Miller Center shares the story of how York resolved that conflict went to France and became one of the most celebrated American soldiers of [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 11, 2026

The German WWI Veteran Who Helped Build America’s Arsenal of Democracy

On this episode of Our American Stories as a young German soldier in World War I Wilhelm Bistner cared for the horses that pulled artillery into battle against Russia Years later he immigrated to the United States became William Burtner and put his skills as a tool-and-die maker to work in one of the fastest-changing industries in America aviation Our regular contributor Robert Frohlich shares the story of his grandfather who worked with companies including Sikorsky Republic Chance Vought and EDO Aircraft before helping expand wartime aircraft production during World War II Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 09, 2026

Red Cloud’s War: How One Native Leader Defeated the U.S. Army

On this episode of Our American Stories Red Cloud was born fatherless on the Great Plains in and rose through courage intelligence and skill to become one of the most powerful Oglala leaders of the th century As settlers miners and soldiers pushed farther west he brought together warriors from different Sioux bands and allied tribes to resist the growing American presence in their territory Authors Bob Drury and Tom Clavin authors of the New York Times bestseller The Heart of Everything That Is tell how Red Cloud waged a relentless guerrilla war against the U S Army destroyed Captain [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 04, 2026

Weapons of WWII With Stephen Ambrose: Jeeps, Trucks, Horses, and Poison Gas

On this episode of Our American Stories World War II is remembered for its tanks bombers and revolutionary weapons but much of the fighting still depended on railroads trucks and even horses Historian Stephen Ambrose explains how America's remarkable ability to move men and supplies helped give the Allies a decisive advantage From the rugged Jeep and the workhorse deuce and a half truck to the amphibious DUKW American vehicles transformed the way armies fought and moved Meanwhile despite the fearsome reputation of Germany's mechanized forces German and Soviet armies still relied heavily on horses to carry the burdens of [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 26, 2026

My Dad Never Made Much Money, But He Was a Very Wealthy Man

On this episode of Our American Stories Chet Leuliette came home from World War II with little money and no high school diploma but with a determination to build a better life for his family He sold potato chips raised his son in a home where money was often scarce and quietly spent his life helping the people around him Former automotive executive Tim Leuliette remembers the father who would give up his own lunch so his son could buy the Weekly Reader helped a child with birth defects receive treatment at a Shriners hospital and never believed his own [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 23, 2026

The Story of America: Winning the Great War, Losing the Great Peace [Ep. 44]

On this episode of Our American Stories America entered World War I late but its arrival helped change the course of the conflict By the fall of more than a million American soldiers were fighting through the Argonne Forest as Allied forces pushed Germany toward collapse On November the guns finally fell silent The United States and its allies had won the Great War but deciding what should come next would prove far more difficult As part of our ongoing Story of Us Story of America series Dr Bill McClay author of Land of Hope shares the story of America's [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 22, 2026

Deborah Sampson: The Woman Who Snuck Into George Washington’s Army

On this episode of Our American Stories Deborah Sampson wanted to serve her country but women were barred from joining the Continental Army So in the Massachusetts woman put on men's clothing enlisted under the name Robert Shurtliff and began a remarkable military career while trying to keep her true identity hidden Marilyn Gilbert Komechak author of Deborah Sampson The Girl Who Went to War shares the story of how Sampson went from an indentured servant who taught herself to read and write to a soldier in George Washington's army Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate Support the [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 07, 2026

Randall Wallace on the Greatest Man He Ever Knew: His Father

On this episode of Our American Stories before Randall Wallace wrote Braveheart and directed We Were Soldiers his father Thurman Wallace taught him what it meant to keep your word work hard and treat everyone with dignity Thurman had grown up without a father went to work at and spent his career as a traveling candy salesman who seemed to know everyone he met Randall remembers the man he calls the greatest man I ever knew from his father's early doubts about a career in writing to his pride after Braveheart He also shares the final days they spent together [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 05, 2026

Kasserine Pass and the Harsh Reality of America’s First Defeat in WWII

On this episode of Our American Stories in February American soldiers met the German Army at Kasserine Pass in North Africa and discovered just how unprepared they were for the war ahead Units became separated communications failed intelligence broke down and inexperienced commanders struggled to respond as German forces tore through American positions The defeat was humiliating costly and impossible to ignore The late historian Stephen Ambrose shares how the defeat at Kasserine forced Dwight D Eisenhower to make difficult changes as the Americans learned how to fight a very different kind of war Support the show https www ouramericanstories [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 01, 2026

Winston Churchill: The Warrior Who Hated War

On this episode of Our American Stories Winston Churchill had seen war up close long before he was asked to lead a nation through one As a young soldier and correspondent he rode into battle came under fire and watched new weapons make killing faster and more devastating The experience never left him Churchill spent much of his life warning about the cost of war and searching for ways to prevent another catastrophe Then came May France was collapsing Nazi Germany was sweeping across Europe and Britain faced the possibility of standing alone Hillsdale College President Larry P Arnn shares [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 25, 2026

A Jewish Soldier’s Unbelievable Survival at the Battle of the Bulge

On this episode of Our American Stories Milton Nadler grew up fast The day after Pearl Harbor his paper route turned into a rush of headlines about war Within a few short years he was living those headlines himself During the Battle of the Bulge Milton found himself surrounded outnumbered and facing death in the frozen forests of Europe What happened next defied every expectation Here's Milton himself with the story of how he survived an encounter by the skin of his teeth kinda We'd like to thank the U S Library of Congress for providing this audio to us [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 24, 2026

How “Women and Children First” Began

On this episode of Our American Stories when the HMS Birkenhead struck rocks off the coast of South Africa in chaos should have followed Instead what happened that night became one of history's clearest displays of courage and order in the face of disaster With lifeboats too few for the hundreds aboard British soldiers stood their ground so that women and children could be saved Their calm obedience became known as the Birkenhead Drill a model of discipline that would inspire generations and set the standard for what it means to put others first The History Guy shares the story [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 22, 2026

When 7-Year-Old John Quincy Adams Watched the Battle of Bunker Hill

On this episode of Our American Stories on June Abigail Adams climbed Penn's Hill with her seven-year-old son John Quincy Across the water British and American soldiers were fighting the Battle of Bunker Hill Cannon fire echoed in the distance smoke rose over the battlefield and Charlestown burned before their eyes The American Revolution was no longer something happening somewhere else A future president was watching it unfold beside his mother With her husband away and war unfolding around her family Abigail turned to the Bible for strength and taught her young son to do the same She gave John [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 17, 2026

In the Shadows of Bataan: The Untold Story of the Military Nurses Who Stayed

On this episode of Our American Stories when Japanese forces invaded the Philippines during World War II a group of American nurses found themselves caught in the fighting on Bataan Evacuation was still possible but they chose to stay In makeshift hospitals carved out of the jungle they cared for wounded soldiers through heat bombardment and disease Supplies disappeared Food ran out Still they worked often through the night using what little they had to keep their patients alive Our regular contributor Anne Clare tells the story through one of those nurses whose strength carried her through surrender and years [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 09, 2026

The Colt Walker: The Legendary Revolver That Saved Samuel Colt

On this episode of Our American Stories in Samuel Colt's firearms business was all but dead Then Texas Ranger Captain Samuel Hamilton Walker came to him with an idea for a massive new revolver built for mounted combat Walker had carried Colt's earlier guns in battle and knew exactly what he wanted improved Together the two developed a six-shot revolver unlike anything American soldiers had carried before The Colt Walker was enormous powerful and helped resurrect Samuel Colt's career Logan Metesh founder of High Caliber History LLC shares the story behind the legendary revolver and the Texas Ranger whose name [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 08, 2026

The Civil War Battle So Fierce It Cut Down an Oak Tree

On this episode of Our American Stories on May a large oak tree stood in the middle of some of the fiercest fighting of the Civil War For nearly hours Union and Confederate soldiers battled at close range at the Bloody Angle during the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House Thousands of bullets ripped through the air and so many struck the oak that they eventually cut through its trunk and brought the tree crashing down What remained was a shattered bullet-riddled stump In this installment of our American Objects series Ashley Hlebinsky shares the story of the Spotsylvania Stump Support [... more]

What's Right What's Left

Pastor Ernie Sanders

September 08, 2026

Tonight's Message Argument Really About Wages

HR Tonight's Message Argument Really About Wages and Pastor Ernie Pastor Joe and Kathy talks about a article about states cleaning up there vote rules before the mid termsSee omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]