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Disasters in the Making: It’s a Giant Buffet of suck in FOOD OF THE GODS

Brad Slager and Paul Young dig into The Food of the Gods, where giant rats, enormous chickens, and questionable survival decisions turn a remote island into an all-you-can-eat disaster....

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The Rick Robinson Show: The Fall of Civilization & Why the Left Wants It

Rick Robinson examines material highlighted by Data Republican and argues that the fight over government legitimacy reaches well beyond Election Day. He examines polling credibility, Michigan’s Senate race, Chuck...

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Sunday Night with Allen Ray: Sunday Night w/ Allen Ray: Old Man Rants

1 00:00:00,070 –> 00:00:41,829 Speaker 1: Still raining. Doom! So I agreed to do an acoustic 2 00:00:41,850 –> 00:00:45,439 guitar show with the lead guitar player of my...

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He Said She Said: Favorite Inventions: From Science Fiction to Nonfiction

Rick wants the future. Aggie wants it to fold the laundry. A flying-car video launches Rick Robinson and Aggie the Barkeep into the inventions they love, the gadgets they distrust,...

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The Rick Robinson Show: The Future Can Fly. Washington Can’t.

A flying-car video has Rick dreaming like an ’80s kid—and wondering why even cool technology turns into a political fistfight. Then it’s back to earth: Burisma questions, midterm polling, campaign...

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Once I Was Blind, but Now I See

An acorn covering a lizard’s eyes is easy to recognize. Spiritual blindness can be much harder to see. Patrick Davidson and Michael Arnold begin their journey through the Abiding Guide...

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He Said She Said: Skulls, Snakes, and Spooky Traditions

Rick expected scary movies and trick-or-treat stories. Aggie brought skulls and snakes. Rick Robinson and Aggie the Barkeep celebrate spooky season with the traditions that make Halloween their own. Aggie...

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The Rick Robinson Show: Good Charts, Tight Wallets

Growth is aggregate. Affordability is personal. Rick Robinson returns for Finally Friday with a look at the gap between economic headlines and the bills Americans actually have to pay....

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The Dangers of Pride

Pride is not always loud, obvious, or easy to recognize. It can quietly enter through spiritual gifts, personal accomplishments, public praise, and even our attempts to become more Christlike. In...

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