Podcast appearances and mentions of Danny Mac

Ever gotten so angry at someone that all you wanted was justice? That burning desire for retribution is something we all experience. In today's episode, Johnny Mac (filling in for his father Danny) vulnerably shares a recent personal struggle with anger and the unexpected spiritual insight that changed everything.This five-minute devotional challenges us to identify someone in our lives who needs mercy rather than judgment today. What might happen if we followed Jesus's example and chose grace instead of grudges? Join us as we explore this countercultural approach to dealing with those who have wronged us, and discover how choosing mercy can transform both our relationships and our hearts. Subscribe to Starting Right with Danny Mac for daily five-minute devotionals that will help you start your day by starting right.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

A brutal end to the season for Blues hockey fans last night. We get into the highs and lows of the series against Winnipeg and what it means for the team next year. Is the rebuild over? We also look at the Cardinals wins over the Mets and how the rotation may change as the summer goes on. Will Arenado be a Cardinal for the entire season? Martin has Battlehawks info and thoughts on the impending Mother's Day. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

What would you say is the most important thing in your life? A recent American university survey revealed shocking priorities: children first, followed by pets, cell phones, and—only in fourth place—spouses. Even more concerning, God didn't crack the top five. This five-minute devotional explores these misplaced priorities and offers a profound alternative through Viktor Frankl's remarkable story.Subscribe to Starting Right with Danny Mac for more five-minute devotionals Monday through Friday that will help you begin each day with purpose, perspective, and spiritual insight.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

Have you ever experienced that electric moment when familiar Scripture suddenly illuminates with new meaning? In this intimate five-minute devotional, I share how two verses from Psalm 37 recently captured my attention and brought fresh insight to my spiritual journey.Grab your coffee and join me for this brief but powerful morning reset. Subscribe to Starting Right with Danny Mac for daily five-minute devotionals that will help center your day on biblical truth and perspective.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

An awesome weekend for the Blues. We start with a look at the roaring comeback for the St. Louis hockey team against the Jets. What were the biggest factors? Thoughts on Binnington, Snuggerud, Coach Montgomery and heading back to Winnipeg. We talk about the great Walt Jocketty, his sad passing and stories of his tenure with Cardinals. He was instrumental in bringing so many critical Cardinals players and coaches to St. Louis. A look back at his acquisitions, his friendship with La Russa and more. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

The fear of missing out—FOMO—has evolved from a casual phrase to a genuine psychological concern that's leaving many feeling perpetually dissatisfied with their lives. In today's episode of Starting Right with Danny Mac, we dive deep into this modern phenomenon that's causing widespread stress, anxiety, and depression, particularly among younger generations.The real problem isn't just that we're comparing ourselves to others—it's that we're actually trying to live someone else's life rather than embracing our own unique journey. This is where faith offers a powerful alternative perspective. When we understand that God has created each of us with distinct purposes and paths, we can release the pressure to match everyone else's experiences or possessions.Ready to break free from the comparison trap and embrace the unique life you're meant to live? Join us every weekday morning for five minutes that will transform how you approach your day. We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

We cover a deflating few games for Blues fans to start this edition of Great Talk. What's up with Thomas and Parayko? How hurt are they? We talk about Binnington, Kyrou, Snuggerud and more. A look at the lackluster Cardinals and the bullpen blow-ups. When Winn returns, who goes back to Memphis? We get into how early they could be shopping Arenado and others. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. Danny Mac explores Kerry Jobe's powerful worship anthem "Forever" on this special Easter Monday episode, diving deep into the theological richness behind this beloved song that declares the complete victory of Christ. When we truly grasp what happened when that stone rolled away, it changes how we approach every relationship, challenge, and opportunity before us.Here is the youtube link to Forever.      https://youtu.be/huFra1mnIVEWe would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

Developing self-discipline might be one of the most overlooked aspects of Christian growth. While we eagerly embrace God's promises and blessings, we often miss our responsibility in the spiritual transformation process. Danny Mac unpacks this crucial truth through scripture and a compelling personal story that could change how you approach your daily habits. Take control of your thought life  and you might be surprised by the abundance that follows. Give it a try—God will bless your efforts, and the results might transform more than just your day.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

Patient endurance. It's what every educator needs, and today's heartfelt tribute celebrates the remarkable individuals shaping our future through teaching. Drawing from personal connections—a father who dedicated his life to education and a wife who serves as an education assistant—Danny Mac delivers a genuine message of appreciation for teachers everywhere.For everyone who has ever taught, or been taught by someone special, this five-minute reflection offers a moment to appreciate the immeasurable impact of those who pour truth, encouragement, love, and wisdom into young hearts. Join us tomorrow for another uplifting start to your day with Starting Right with Danny Mac.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

We get into Willson Contreras responding to Martin about fan attendance. Historically, does low attendance reflect on the ownership, management or team? Or all three? We also look at Cardinals pitching- do Liberatore and Mikolas belong in the rotation or somewhere else? The Masters was incredible this weekend. We talk about McIlroy's win, Rose's tournament and more. A huge game for the Blues to clinch a playoff spot tomorrow night. Will Binnington or Hofer be in the net? More on the St. Louis Blues too. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

What happens when a simple rock climbing adventure turns into a profound lesson about faith and divine intervention? Today's story follows Brenda, who despite her overwhelming fear, joined friends for a climb up a towering granite cliff. When her safety rope accidentally knocked out her contact lens—leaving her stranded with impaired vision hundreds of feet above the ground—panic quickly set in.Your current struggles may be preparing you for something greater or touching lives you'll never even know about. Whatever difficult climb you're facing today, remember that you're not abandoned on that cliff face. God sees you, has a plan for you, and sometimes works through the most unexpected means to bring that plan to fruition.Subscribe to Starting Right with Danny Mac every Monday through Friday for more five-minute stories that will help you start your day with purpose, inspiration, and a fresh perspective.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

We kick off with stories of Rams pink slips fumbles and Martin's TKO planning. Should fans be concerned about the Cardinals already? Thoughts on the good and bad so far. With them trying to justify the big contracts, is it really "playing the kids?" Mikolas is a sore spot and has been. The fans are out of patience and the attendance will be a story all season. Unfortunately the Blues ended their win streak at 12. We talk Holloway, Thomas and more. And can Mizzou hoops reach a Final Four? Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Who is running Tiger Woods social account? We talk about his April Fools joke this morning. How about some of the emerging early Cardinals/baseball trends? Masyn Winn is 0 for 14. Brewers winless. Torpedo bats and more. Can the Blues make it 10 in a row? A look at Snuggerud, playoff berth and a fun time to be a hockey fan in St. Louis. Dylan Holloway has been awesome. Dvorsky debut leading the team out. Snuggerud's arrival. Did the transfer portal kill the mid-major and the NCAA hoops tournament? Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Jeff Manville, the first selectman of Southbury, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the town's lawsuit over trees. Allegedly, over 100 trees were illegally removed by a resident, and may owe around $9 million in fines. (0:00)  In Dumb Ass News, a mascot pushed a 9-year-old kid to the ground, and says the kid started the physical interaction. (15:39)  A KITT replica, from Knight Rider, was parked at the station parking this morning, as Miguel from Rad Stallions and Brad from CT Movie Cars were in studio with Chaz and AJ. The Tribe called in their favorite movie and TV cars, while AJ re-enacted his favorite scenes. (21:06)  Danny Mac, a local legend and former PLR street teamer, was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the Milford Veterans. Danny is also (most importantly) a Navy vet, and brought some other veterans in with him to talk about their time serving in Vietnam, and attending Woodstock. (31:13) In Dumb Ass News, raw cacao and chocolate are very different things. This kid had to learn that the hard way. (42:13) 

Today I share a true miracle story about a baby who survived sliding down a highway at 50 mph after his father accidentally drove away with him on the car roof. This incredible account of divine intervention reminds us that God still performs miracles today.Thank you for listening today and I invite you to join me Monday to Friday, right here on Starting Right with Danny Mac.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

Opening day crowds, Sonny Gray concerns, Mozeliak's reception and more Cardinals coverage on today's Great Talk. We start in March Madness though and the disappointment for local teams. We touch on Battlehawks and Blues too. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Bob Uecker stories and autograph gripes to kick of today's Great Talk. We get into bracketology and March Madness. The SEC is well represented. Other teams may have had a conflict of interest in selection. How about a Cardinals 6-man rotation? The good, bad and ugly of it. More about the Arenado trickle-down effect and fan reaction to him at opening day. Listen here: Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Have you ever felt too insignificant to make a difference? Today's powerful exploration of unexpected influence might change your perspective forever.Today, we dive deep into the remarkable story of an unnamed Israeli servant girl from 2 Kings 5 who, despite being captured and enslaved, changed history through a simple act of courage. This young slave, serving in the household of Naaman (a respected Syrian military commander suffering from leprosy), demonstrated extraordinary leadership from the lowest possible position in society.Her brief appearance in scripture teaches us that we can impact others from any position when we maintain our faith, build credibility through excellent work, and genuinely care about those around us. What seemingly insignificant position are you in where God might use you to influence those around you? Join me Monday through Friday for more inspiration on Starting Right with Danny Mac, and discover how you too can lead through influence rather than position.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

Have you ever experienced that moment when familiar Scripture suddenly jumps off the page with new meaning? Danny Mac shares a powerful morning revelation that came during his Bible reading in Psalm 37. Those seemingly simple verses 4-5 suddenly illuminated with divine significance, offering timeless wisdom that deserves our renewed attention.     These verses from Psalm 37 offer a beautiful framework for deepening your relationship with God. As you start your day, consider how you might find delight in the Lord and commit your path to Him. Join us Monday through Friday for more five-minute devotionals that help you start your day right.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

We start with STL area prep sports and fantastic local basketball teams. A look at the Valley conference too. Mizzou needs to win in the SEC tournament. Are they healthy yet? Was there a deal in place that Schenn vetoed? If so, why would he veto it? We talk Cardinals offense as well. Yes, it's only spring training but is the collective lack of production a sign? Pitching could be an issue as well. If McGreevy starts, who is bumped from the rotation? Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Cap,Scagz,Mr. B, Big Luch & Danny Mac review Glenfiddich's Perpetual Collection Vat 04 which is exclusively available in Global Travel Retail only.Text us comments or questions we can answer on the showSupport the showGo to Linktree.com/TwoDoomedMen for all our socials where we continue the conversation in between episodes.

Danny Mac takes us on a thoughtful journey from humorous cultural references to profound biblical wisdom in this episode about managing life's stress burdens. After receiving an email filled with inspirational quotes, Danny reflects on our endless search for solutions to life's challenges, humorously referencing the classic I Love Lucy episode featuring "Vita Vita Vegemin" – a 1950s fictional tonic promising relief from being "tired, run down, and listless."While internet quotes and quick fixes abound in our digital age, Danny contrasts these temporary solutions with the timeless wisdom of scripture. From Proverbs' insight that "a joyful, cheerful heart brings healing to both body and soul" to the comforting assurance in Psalm 34 that God answers prayers and frees us from fears, these ancient texts offer something deeper than clever sayings.We would love to hear your comments. Send us a Text MessageSupport the show

Are the Blues buyers or sellers this week? With Binnington's trade value likely at an all time high, does he stay or go? We talk about the Cardinals retaining Arenado and dealing with Jordan Walker's "sprinkler head" injury. Plus thoughts on Luken Baker, Ryan Helsley, Pedro Pages and more. Post-season college basketball is here and we look into the MO Valley Conference and Mizzou's recent decline. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Looking back to the Benes brothers time with the Cardinals to start Great Talk today with Martin Kilcoyne. What does Arizona have to do with today's conversation? We talk Mizzou basketball too and how they've done a 180 since last year. A break down of the Blues too. Do they have a playoff shot or is it time to hang up hope? Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

A look at the 25-year St. Louis Rams reunion last week including Dick Vermeil pulling back the curtain on Faulk trade and more great stories. How about MLB leaving ESPN and the end of Sunday Night baseball? We talk ratings and how the NFL has taken over ESPN coverage. Many tickets are still available for the Cardinals home opener. How bad has fan apathy gotten and how might the team reach the 3 million tickets sold mark this year? We get into Arenado's "approved" trade partners and the pressure for him to live up to a deal too. And was NHL 4Nations worth the injury risk to get exposure for teams? How about viewer retention after the tournament? Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Chatting college hoops today in the snowstorm. Thoughts on Pitino's success and behind the scenes. Mizzou men's basketball continues to win. How tough is Gates as a coach? Is he "working the refs"? 4Nations hockey has been awesome. Thoughts on this format compared to and All-Star game. Can MLB take cues from the NHL to liven up the All-Star game? More on the Cardinals and MLB too including thoughts on St. Louis' outfield and everyday players now that Arenado returns. Will the "youth movement" materialize? Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Will they or won't they? It's the Arenado pink elephant in the room. We take a deep dive into the trade delay and potentially, the trade failure. We chat about Marmol and the trickle down effect if Arenado stays. What happens with Gorman at third? What about Donovan at second? Martin has thoughts on some of the younger players with swagger. A look at Liberatore, McGreevy, Herrera, Pages and other players with unclear spots. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Martin's here with a live report from Cardinals Spring Training. What's the latest on Arenado? We look at trade talks, deadlines and wasted opportunities. Martin has a few notes on Luken Baker, Jordan Walker, and Victor Scott III. Scott may be only something with the catch-phrase "Youngry" describing his teammates. Also, a look forward to JJ Wetherholt and his potential contributions this spring. Plus more Cards behind the scenes- Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

We start off talking about an unexpectedly good Mizzou basketball team. Could this team make a deep run in March and in the SEC tournament? We also get into Jim Edmonds' interview on Martin's radio show. What's the history behind those sentiments? Will he be at Opening Day? Thoughts on other Cardinals alumni too. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey is joined again by Vidar Hjardeng MBE, Inclusion and Diversity Consultant for ITV News across England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands for the next of his regular audio described theatre reviews for 2025. This week it is all about that maybe first live theatre experience as Vidar reviews two audio described pantomime performances with ‘Peter Pan' at the Birmingham Hippodrome and ‘The Little Mermaid' at the Newcastle Theatre Royal.  The panto adventure that never grows old! Following a triumphant season last year, and by popular demand, Birmingham's own Alison Hammond returned to Birmingham Hippodrome's panto, leading the cast as The Magical Mermaid! Alison joins Hippodrome panto star and award-winning comic Matt Slack, who returned for an eleventh season as Smee, star of stage and screen Danny Mac as Captain Hook, resident dame Andrew Ryan and Billie-Kay who returnd for a second year as Tink! They were joined by Rhiannon Chesterman as Wendy, and Noah Harrison in the title role of Peter Pan. With amazing special effects, stunning sets and beautiful costumes direct from The London Palladium, Peter Pan takes the whole family on a magical trip to Neverland like never before! For more about access at the Birmingham Hippodrome including details of audio described performances do visit - https://www.birminghamhippodrome.com/plan-your-visit/access/ More about The Little Mermaid The Little Mermaid is a family show with bangs and flashes, a couple of scary moments, a bit of panto innuendo (never intended to offend) – and some very old jokes! With Pinocchio smashing Box Office records, Newcastle Theatre Royal premiered another new pantomime spectacular with a magical adventure under the sea – The Little Mermaid. Cast included Newcastle's pantomime superstar Danny Adams, Theatre Royal favourites Clive Webb, Chris Hayward and Joe McElderry, returning panto regulars Mick Potts, Wayne Smith, Kylie Ann Ford, and Christina Berriman Dawson and newcomers Christian Maynard and Maggie Lynne, as they dived to the depths of the ocean in an exhilarating and enchanting theatrical extravaganza. Danny plays Danny Crabstix, best friend to Ariel, the bravest mermaid in King Triton's kingdom, who must fight-off the evil Sea Witch after she steals her voice in return for the ability to live amongst the humans, way above the ocean. For more about access and audio described performances at Newcastle Theatre Royal do visit - https://www.theatreroyal.co.uk/plan-your-visit/access-information/ (Image shows RNIB logo. 'RNIB' written in black capital letters over a white background and underlined with a bold pink line, with the words 'See differently' underneath)

Talking Chiefs big win yesterday to kick off today's chat with Martin Kilcoyne. Is St. Louis part of their kingdom? Why does it seem like there are so many Chiefs fans in St. Louis now? We talk about the Eagles match up, the Bills disappointment and more NFL. We also cover the Perunovich trade for the St. Louis Blues. Did they doing him a favor? How long will this team be in limbo? We talk about Arenado's potential landing spots and how the Cardinals could move him. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

The Chicago Bears have a new head coach in Detroit offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. Johnson was much sought after in the market. Jim Miller joins Danny Mac to talk about the new hire.

Today's Great Talk includes Cardinals Winter Warm-Up, College Football Championship, Cardinals Hall of Fame Ballot selection committee and more. The clock is ticking on an Arenado trade. We think back on the fanfare of when he was traded to St Louis. We talk Winn and Walker in the spotlight at winter warmup. A look at Matheny's interview on the Kilcoyne Conversation- his friendship with Bob Uecker and his own health-scare last year. Thoughts on Notre Dame vs. Ohio State tonight too. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

An Arenado deal seems imminent soon. How far will both sides bend to get a deal done? What's the likelihood of Boston getting him and what could be happening behind the scenes? Thoughts on Goldschmidt going to the Yankees too. This will be the first season that the Cardinals won't have a hall of fame player on the team. How will fans interpret that? College football with big games over the next few days... thoughts on Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn and kids opting out for the draft. We talk Mizzou football wrap up. Quick touch on Rocky Arceneaux's info in Martins recent interview too. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

For a moment, it looked like the Bears would lose their 12th-straight game against the Packers, but a last-second field goal secured a victory for the Bears at Lambeau Field. Danny Mac reacts to the wild game against the Packers that pushed Green Bay down to the seventh seed in the playoffs.

Danny Mac reacts to the Bears loss in Minnesota, where the divide between the two teams was on full display.

The Monty bump is real for the Blues. We start there with Martin Kilcoyne today on Great Talk. A look at Holloway, Bolduc, Hofer and playoff potential. What's the chance Arenado is the Cardinals third baseman for 2025? Dan says zero percent. Martin says two. What's the Soto effect on next season and beyond? We talk Cardinals payroll verses other teams. How much does past experience play into trades for the team now? We get into SEC teams, College Football playoffs and Mizzou hoops too. Plus a shout out to Luke Walsh and Vianney basketball. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

We take a look at the JIm Montgomery hire for the St. Louis Blues. What does the 5-year contract say about him? We get into Mizzou football's season pros and cons- Luther Burden, getting a 5-star recruit to stay home, Brady Cook and more. Is 9-3 a disappointment? What is this ridiculous "Golden At-Bat" rule proposed by Manfred in the MLB? A look at the other recently implemented by MLB. Is Arenado a Dodger? Some trade talks and rumors before the winter meetings. Are the Cardinals looking for more money or better prospects the most in return? Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

The Chicago Bears recovered an onside kick and forced the game into overtime against the Minnesota Vikings, but they couldn't muster any offense in OT and lost 30-27. Danny Mac gives his instant reaction to the Bears falling to 4-7.

A look at Martin's recent interview with Kelly Chase as his health swings back to fighting Leukemia again. We also talk about the largely disappointing year for sports fans in St. Louis. Thoughts on Mizzou football's season. Why would players like Luther Burden keep playing regular season games? Could the Billikens men's basketball team be a ray of hope for St. Louis sports? We talk Blues hockey too- Binnington, Thomas and more. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Bears legend Brian Urlacher joins Danny Mac to give his thoughts on defending the Hail Mary and how winning solves all problems.

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Missouri Tigers lose handily in College Station this weekend. We talk over the failures with Martin Kilcoyne here this morning. What happened with Luther Burden? How can the team quiet the nay-sayers going forward? A look at the St. Louis Cardinals press conference last week and the direction of the team for next year. We talk trades, dumping salary, focusing on the young players and more. We wrap up Blues season outlook and CITY SC questions.   Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

The Bears topped a depleted Rams team at Soldier Field and came away with a 24-18 victory. Danny Mac gives his instant reaction to the Bears' solid win against a gritty LA team.

Caleb Williams threw for over 350 years, but the Bears never looked in the game against the Colts, losing 21-16. Danny Mac reacts to the Bears' offensive performance, which was heavy on the yards and light on the results.

As playoff hopes are dashed for both the Cardinals and CITY SC, we turn toward the off-season. Martin points out that the Cardinals will be in a tough situation with payroll since they have near $100 million already tied up for next year. Does Goldschmidt return for St. Louis next year? If so, in what capacity? A look at the disappointing soccer season too. We get into MIzzou's game against BC and thoughts on the rest of the season. A quick look at the St. Louis Blues and around the NFL.   Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

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Answering some "What-If" questions for the Cardinals to start today's Great Talk. Do they bring Goldschmidt back? Who, hypothetically, would start game one if the team makes the playoffs? Martin has fun stories about La Russa and the "Tony Talk" podcast. We also get into the guy behind "Rally Belly" and Mike Shildt's return to Busch. Thoughts on Contreras' injury, CITY's draw this past weekend and more: Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

One of Martin‘s favorite "Great Talks" ever this morning on the Scoops Sports Network. A look at the Cardinals fanbase and if they've arrived at apathy. Martin says he sees more anger and sees that as a sign the fans still care. So should the team put the majority of money toward the farm system? What would fans say if the team stopped "competing" each year and instead tried to build from within? Martin talks about attendance at Busch and a dwindling TV audience. Thoughts on Walker, Gorman and former players like Carlson performing elsewhere now too. We talk about fan-favorite Adam Wainwright, clubhouse player interviews and more. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group: