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Thanks to our Partners, NAPA TRACS, Today's Class, KUKUI, and Pit Crew Loyalty Watch Full Video Episode Is there really a motor oil shortage, or is the industry caught up in another wave of panic buying? In this episode of Remarkable Results Radio, host Carm Capriotto welcomes automotive expert Lauren Fix and Deckman Oil Territory Sales Manager Lee Rhodus to separate fact from fiction surrounding today's motor oil supply concerns. Together, they examine what's driving skyrocketing oil prices, why certain synthetic oils are becoming harder to source, and how fear-driven purchasing is creating additional strain throughout the supply chain. Most importantly, they discuss what repair shops and vehicle owners can do to navigate the uncertainty without making costly mistakes. What You'll Learn Why the world is not actually running out of motor oilHow global shortages of base oils and additives are impacting the availability of ultra-low viscosity synthetic oils such as 0W-8, 0W-12, and 0W-16.The role panic buying plays in creating artificial shortages and driving prices even higher.Why motor oil prices are increasing at unprecedented rates and what that means for repair shops and consumers.The risks of delaying routine maintenance as oil changes become more expensive.Practical advice for shop owners on managing inventory and communicating with customers during periods of market uncertainty. The current motor oil situation is real, but panic is making it worse. While supply constraints and rising prices are creating challenges across the automotive industry, experts agree that hoarding inventory and delaying maintenance are not the answers. Patience, informed decision-making, and a focus on preventative maintenance remain the best strategies for both repair shops and vehicle owners. As supply chains stabilize, those who avoid fear-based decisions today will likely be in the strongest position tomorrow. Lee Rhodus, Territory Sales Manager, Deckman Oil. Lauren Fix, Car Coach Reports,  The Drive Podcast, is an automotive expert and analyst based in Buffalo, NY. She is an established television and radio personality with over 30 years experience in the auto industry as a journalist, consumer advocate, and race car driver. She was Oprah's Auto Expert and is currently a regular contributor and reporter to Fox News, CNN, Inside Edition, and the Weather Channel. Thanks to our Partner, NAPA TRACS NAPA TRACS will move your shop into the SMS fast lane with onsite training and six days a week of support and local representation. Find NAPA TRACS on the Web at http://napatracs.com/ Thanks to our Partner, Today's Class Optimize training with Today's Class: In just 5 minutes daily, boost knowledge retention and improve team performance. Find Today's Class on the web at https://www.todaysclass.com/ Thanks to our Partner, KUKUI Stop juggling multiple marketing tools. KUKUI's integrated platform delivers 4x better website conversions, automated follow-up, and real-time ROI tracking. Get industry-leading customer support with KUKUI at https://www.kukui.com/ Thanks to our Partner, Pit Crew Loyalty You're probably tired of chasing new customers who never return. We understand. Pit Crew Loyalty ends the one-and-done cycle, turning first visits into lasting, reliable revenue at https://www.pitcrewloyalty.com/ Connect with the Podcast: Visit the Website:https://remarkableresults.biz/Subscribe on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/carmcapriottoFollow on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/RemarkableResultsRadioPodcast/Follow on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/carmcapriotto/Follow on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/remarkableresultsradiopodcast/Join Our Virtual Toastmasters Club:https://remarkableresults.biz/toastmastersJoin Our Private Facebook Community:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1734687266778976Join our Insider List:https://remarkableresults.biz/insiderAll books mentioned on our podcasts:https://remarkableresults.biz/booksOur Classroom page for personal or team learning:https://remarkableresults.biz/classroomBuy Me a Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carmSpecial episode collections:https://remarkableresults.biz/collections The Automotive Repair Podcast Network: https://automotiverepairpodcastnetwork.com/ Remarkable Results...

Brides vs. basketball. It's Game 5 of the NBA Finals, the San Antonio Spurs vs. the New York Knicks, causing a possible big distraction at weddings this weekend. Some couples tying the knot during the game are anticipating they're going to have a hard time keeping their guests off their phones. And disgusting and classless. Those are just two words being used to describe Knicks fans, after some New York fans threw eggs at the Spurs while they were in New York, aiming right at the team's star player, Victor Wembanyama. Now the sheriff in San Antonio, where Game 5 is being held Saturday night, says the Knicks will be safe on their turf because they are not like New York. Plus, it's a mystery in Washington, D.C. Someone burned an anti-Trump message on the Mall's Great Lawn, leaving giant numbers, 86-47, scorched into the grass. The big question is: who did it? And she's the high school cheerleader killed on a cruise ship, with her stepbrother charged with first-degree murder. He has pled not guilty. Now, as he awaits trial, his step-grandmother is coming forward to say his parents should be charged for their alleged lack of supervision.

The greatest comeback ever in NBA Finals history! The New York Knicks won after turning things around in the last minutes of Game Four of the NBA Finals. And the stars sitting courtside on celebrity row were freaking out. And the NBA Finals isn't the only sporting event gripping the nation. There's also the World Cup, being hosted by the U.S. for the first time in more than thirty years. There's an unprecedented security operation, including a high-tech way to take down rogue drones. Jim Moret has the details. Plus, a lot of moviegoers don't think the new Steven Spielberg movie "Disclosure Day," about UFOs, is so far-fetched. A shocking new poll finds that eight out of ten Americans believe we are not alone. And a number of passengers who were on the cruise ship with the deadly Hantavirus outbreak in April are still in a federal quarantine facility in Nebraska. They've been given the option to finish isolation at home, but one woman says she's still not being allowed to leave and feels trapped like a prisoner. Justin Finch tells us what's going on.

Brace yourself for Game Four of the NBA Finals. There's a call for calm after some Knicks fans - angry over losing Game Three - targeted San Antonio Spurs fans on the streets, booing and chasing them and even ripping off jerseys. As Stephen Fabian reports, cops are asking everyone to be respectful, no matter their team. And there's a big reaction today to a high school student being sentenced to 35 years behind bars for stabbing a fellow athlete to death at a track meet. The trial was racially charged, but as Alison Hall reports, the prosecutor is satisfied with the outcome, saying justice was served. Anthony's lawyers have filed an appeal to the verdict and sentence. And two deputies are being called heroes after saving a young child's life. They were called to a home where a little girl had fallen into a pool. It was a race against time to get the toddler breathing again. Plus, former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene is doubling down on her so-called fountain of youth. She raised eyebrows after touting her trip south of the border for stem cell treatments to look younger. Now she's speaking with Jim Moret, saying she already feels better.

The verdict is in for the high school track star accused of fatally stabbing a fellow athlete. After just four days of testimony and three hours of deliberations, a jury found the suspect in the racially charged case guilty of murder. And chaos erupted in the streets after the New York Knicks lost Game Three of the NBA Finals. With President Trump in the stands, thousands of NYPD officers and hundreds of Secret Service agents were on hand, but that didn't keep rowdy fans from going wild after the big game. Steven Fabian has the details. Plus, reports have been circulating that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will tie the knot next month near Madison Square Garden, the last place you'd expect an intimate wedding. But is it for real? Here's Alison Hall. And many are asking what a dad was thinking when he dangled his young son from the stands at a Cincinnati Reds game while trying to grab a home run ball. Now, in an Inside Edition exclusive, the dad is coming forward to defend himself.

An emotional moment for Savannah Guthrie on The Today Show. 128 days after her mother Nancy was kidnapped, Savannah was in tears talking about what her daily life is like trying to carry on while dealing with overwhelming loss and grief. Excitement is building for game three of the NBA Finals tonight at New York's Madison Square Garden. The fact President Trump is becoming the first sitting us president to attend a finals game is a security nightmare. Former congress woman Marjorie Taylor Greene says she's found the fountain of youth, and she went south of the border to turn back time. So what is it? As Jim Moret tells us, her elixir comes with a warning from the FDA. Friends head out to a lake for a fun day of jet skiing and find themselves in a nightmare. An angry man confronts them and allegedly holds one of the guys underwater in his rage. As Justin Finch reports, he's now been charged with attempted murder. The 70-year-old suspect has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

He played a memorable role in the hit movie Top Gun: Maverick. Now comes horrifying news he's been stabbed to death, not in a random attack, but allegedly by his girlfriend's son who was captured on surveillance video turning himself in. Jim Moret is outside the home with the latest. And just two days after the bombshell news that 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley had been fired comes news that three of his veteran colleagues on TVs longest running news show are staying. Plus, high emotion today in the trial of the teen track star accused of killing a fellow high school athlete. The victim's parents broke out in tears as police bodycam video of their son's final moments were played in court. Justin Finch has more including the racial division surrounding the case. And as we head into the busy wedding season there's a trend growing in popularity, brides jumping into pools, or any body of water, in their gowns. Is it dangerous? Alison Hall tried it herself to find out.

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Street party USA! Excitement over game one of the NBA Finals spilled out of the arenas, bringing traffic to a halt as thousands of fans partied it up in all sorts of places including bars, stores, and street corners. And a desperate search is underway for a 20-year-old college student who disappeared while on a family trip in Japan. A typhoon is moving through the area, making search efforts more difficult. We spoke with the student's parents who are holding onto hope. Plus, it was a terrifying day at the beach. A college basketball coach jumped in the surf to save her young nephew who was caught in a riptide. Then, as Justin Finch reports, she needed to be rescued herself. And the low budget horror film Backrooms is the number one movie. It takes place in a “zombie mall” where there is not a shopper in sight. And as Jim Moret report, fans are flocking to a real-life “zombie mall” to get the full experience.

It's a heartbreaking tragedy. A mother and five siblings murdered by the father, who then took his own life. A whole family wiped out, except for one lone survivor. He spoke at a vigil about the unimaginable loss. Brooke Anderson has the story. And the excitement building for the NBA finals -- the New York Knicks taking on the San Antonio Spurs. Many of the stars who are always courtside in New York are expected to fly to Texas for tonight's big game. But the San Antonio Spurs have their own secret weapon -- a group of nuns. Plus, a hunched over elderly woman working at a movie theater cleaning up garbage. When a young theatergoer saw her, she knew she had to help. Alison Hall reports. And she went out to walk her dog and ended up being brutally attacked by a stranger. Her face was so battered she was left with damage to her vision. She spoke with Justin Finch about what happened.

She's standing by her man! That's the Democratic Senate candidate from Maine and his wife showing a united front after he was accused of sending sexually explicit texts to at least a dozen women and posting this shirtless selfie on a popular hook-up app. All eyes are on this election because, as Steven Fabian tells us, it could determine which party ends up controlling the senate. And Savannah Guthrie's mother has now been missing for exactly four months with no major break in the case. Over the weekend, Eva Pilgram joined the country's top true crime experts at crime con where everyone was asking the question, what happened to Nancy Guthrie? Plus, a scare for pop princess Sabrina Carpenter. The singer is getting a temporary restraining order against a man she says has been showing up repeatedly at her front door. A situation she calls deeply alarming. And forget the latest Marvel superhero movies, the biggest hits these days at the box office are low budget horror movies made by YouTube stars.

Hero at 36 thousand feet. When an unruly passenger on a Frontier flight allegedly tried to open the emergency exit door and then choked a flight attendant, this hero and other passengers jumped into action restraining the man until the plane made an emergency landing. As Justin Finch reports, the hero just happens to be a tough as nails MMA fighter. And they are all over social media. People find little black dots on their skin only to find out they are ticks! This summer is expected to be one of the worst seasons for ticks on record, and since they can carry Lyme and other diseases, it's a big concern. Alison Hall spoke with an expert about what to look out for. Plus, like lots of little girls, she was excited to get her first pair of earrings, then the earrings went missing. An x-ray found one of them in her tummy, but where was the other earring? Ann Mercogliano tells us where a doctor finally found it. And teacup pigs are growing in popularity as pets, but buyers beware! Those super cute piglets can grow up to become huge pigs that will eat you out of house and home. Justin finch reports, the truth is, according to veterinarians, there's no such thing as a teacup pig.

Have a comment? Send us a text! (We read all of them but can't reply). Email us: Will@faithfulpoliticspodcast.comWhat happens when the justice system becomes one of the central battlegrounds of American politics?In this episode of Faithful Politics, Will Wright and Pastor Josh Burtram speak with Adam Klasfeld, veteran legal journalist and editor in chief of All Rise News, about several major legal fights unfolding in the Trump era. Adam has spent years covering high-profile court cases from inside the courtroom, including Trump's criminal and civil cases, the E. Jean Carroll litigation, the Epstein prosecution, impeachment proceedings, and major cases involving civil rights and due process.The conversation begins with Trump's proposed $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund. Adam explains where the fund came from, why its structure is raising alarms, and how taxpayer money could potentially be distributed with little public oversight. He also walks through why Capitol Police officers Harry Dunn and Dan Hodges are challenging the fund, and what the fight says about January 6, political loyalty, and accountability.The episode then turns to Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man who was sent to El Salvador despite a court order blocking his removal. Adam explains why this case has become such an important due process fight, why judges across the political spectrum have raised concerns, and why the case matters even to people who may not follow immigration law closely.Finally, Adam breaks down the Trump Justice Department's case involving the Southern Poverty Law Center. He explains the government's claims about SPLC's former informant program, the connection to Charlottesville and Unite the Right, and why the case raises larger questions about civil rights organizations, extremism, and the rewriting of recent history.Relevant links for Adam Klasfeld:All Rise Newshttps://www.allrisenews.com/https://substack.com/@klasfeldreportshttps://x.com/KlasfeldReportshttps://www.instagram.com/adamklasfeld/Guest BioAdam Klasfeld provides some of the “best legal writing inside the courtroom” (MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell) and insights that are “always so smart and on the money” (MSNBC's Katie Phang). For more than a decade, he's covered the top stories and court cases from state, federal and military courts across the United States.A senior journalism fellow at Just Security, an online forum affiliated with NYU School of Law, Adam has served as a legal contributor for MSNBC's The Last Word. Previously, Adam served as the senior legal correspondent for The Messenger, the managing editor for Law&Crime, and a reporter for Courthouse News. He has appeared as a guest on the Dan Abrams Show on NewsNation, the Lawrence O'Donnell Show on MSNBC, CBS's Inside Edition, the BBC, and NBC on a variety of topics. He hosted the podcast "Objections: with Adam Klasfeld" and was prominently featured in the documentary "Who Is Ghislaine Maxwell?" — which premiered on the Starz Network and the UK's Channel 4. International television appearances include Sky News, CBC, and CTV, discussing Jeffrey Epstein's thwarted prosecution. Radio appearances: National Public Radio's “All Things Considered,” “Here and Now,” and “Trump, Inc.”; BBC (World, Scotland and Wales); Radio New Zealand; SXM Canada Talks; Sirius FM and more. He cut his teeth at the legal news beat for a decade at Courthouse News, and his bylines also have appeared on NBC, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, and other outlets. Most major news outlets have cited his scoops and reporting, including the New York Times, Washington Post, NBC, The Guardian, The Atlantic, Al Jazeera, Newsweek, Reuters, U.S. News and World Report and the Associated Press.Support the show

A message from flight attendants coast to coast, “keep your hands to yourself!” After years of constantly being poked, pinched, tapped, and grabbed they have banded together, even wearing “no touching” patches and pins in the cabin. And CBS Mornings host Gayle King revealing her now ex-husband cheated on her with her friend continues to strike a nerve with women across the country. Gayle is certainly not alone, so today she is sharing words of wisdom for women who have been cheated on. Plus, he's the spelling king! A 14-year-old just won the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee, and not only can he spell super hard words, but he can also do it really fast. And he was once a golden boy, a good-looking Ivy League graduate with the world at his feet. Then he shot and killed his father after a dispute over his allowance. Gilbert has reportedly been diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, but the jury rejected his insanity defense. As Steven Fabian reports, today he looks a lot different from his glory days.

Maria Yambo, a medical assistant at Virtua Primary Care – Marlton, is passionate about giving back to the community that helped shape her. She volunteers with organizations that lift up her hometown of Camden, and she calls upon her lived experiences to relate to others.   Maria also advocates for the Alzheimer's and Dementia Association, a cause close to her heart after losing her father to dementia in 2024. Get to know this engaged and inspiring colleague in this Inside Edition interview, which happens to be the 100th episode of Dennis' Here for Good podcast!

Send us Fan MailYou might have seen my cycling around the news, which is crazy its happened 3 time this year......but yes, that was me on KPRC and Inside Edition for being held in the stockroom of my local HEB while there was a gunman in the parking lot on Cinco De Mayo. All ended up being good and everyone was safe due to the fast action of HEB! PS. I'm still waiting for a call for my partnership...I'm joined with Alyssa Polinsky who is not only a fashion girlie and your favorite bravo astrologer, but also an author! Pre-order her new book Styled by the Stars at all major retailers!We breakdown the Summer House Reunion Part 1 and In The City.Part 1 of my Summer House Watch Party was SOLD OUT!!!!! Don't miss out the next two weeks (June 2nd & June 9th) at Casa Azul in Houston. RSVP links are in my linktree and on my website!Connect With Me:InstagramTikTokLinkTr.eeWebsiteEmail: realitywithraya@gmail.comHost: Raya HenslerInstagramTikTok

A wave of support for Gayle King today after she went on the massively popular Call Her Daddy podcast talking about her heartbreak catching her now ex-husband cheating on her. As Ann Mercogliano reports, women across the country sympathizing with the CBS Mornings anchor saying they too were cheated on. And parents be warned. That's the message from authorities about teen takeovers. Mobs of teens have been taking over shopping malls, restaurants, and beaches. With cops struggling to stop them, some police departments are threatening parents that they could be held responsible. Plus, it's sentencing day for the woman dubbed “the party mom.” A jury found her guilty of throwing sex and alcohol fueled parties for teens. As Justin Finch reports, before she learned her fate, she heard impact statements from some of the teen victims. And an elderly airplane mechanic was struggling to do his job, limping across the tarmac. One traveler was so upset by what she saw from the airport window she decided to make the worker's life a little easier.

Family of Friends star Matthew Perry entered a Los Angeles court today. It's sentencing day for the personal assistant who injected Perry with the powerful drug ketamine on the day he died. The family is hoping for harsh penalties for the man they say left the actor in a hot tub to die. Jim Moret is at the courthouse with the latest. And they're alive! The mom who made a desperate plea after she says their dad kidnapped her two baby sons is breathing a sigh of relief today. Authorities say they have found the children in Mexico with their dad. Alison Hall has the story. Plus, she's the 18-year-old cheerleader who was killed while on a carnival cruise ship, and her own stepbrother is charged with murder. Today we got our first clear video of the suspect as he walked into court, fighting to remain free until the trial. 16-year-old Timothy Hudson has pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder and aggravated sexual abuse. His trial is scheduled for September.  And she's a comic who makes millions laugh on social media, but there's nothing funny about this. She says she was crushed by her 600-pound refrigerator in a freak accident. Our new reporter Justin Finch tells us how she ended up in an ambulance.

First daughter Ivanka Trump is sharing photos from her brother Don Jr's holiday weekend wedding, but behind the scenes we're learning about a terrifying threat on her life. Iranian terror groups allegedly wanted to assassinate Ivanka Trump as revenge for the war in the Middle East.  As Steven Fabian tells us, targeting Ivanka was only part of the now foiled alleged attack. And NASCAR legend Kyle Busch may be gone, but his family may still be growing. Before his death, his wife openly shared that they have frozen embryos in storage in case Kyle passed away. As Ann Mercogliano reports, after struggling with IVF to have their two children they had plans to have more children no matter what. Plus save the baby! Cops rush to a home after a grandmother called 911 because the baby she was watching started choking, and you may be surprised at what caused the drama. As we head into pool season, a family has a warning. Their little girl was severely injured when they say she got sucked into a pool drain. It's a danger most parents may not be aware of. Jim Moret spoke with the family who is now suing the manufacturer they believe made the drain cover. That company has filed a motion to dismiss the case.

You don't want something like this to happen on your vacation; a paraglider plummets 500 feet into the ocean. But he's as cool as a cucumber. His main concern is what happened to his phone! And rage against the machine! Those food delivery robots are growing more and more popular, but not everyone is a fan. In fact, the robots have recently become the target of a growing crime wave, people attacking them, angry they're taking jobs from humans. Plus, with summer upon us, it's the perfect time to talk about kids and water safety, and there's a new way little ones are being taught to swim: fully clothed. And more than half of all the malls in America have closed. At a mall in California, shoppers have been replaced with vandals who cops say have scrawled graffiti all over the walls. We headed to the mall to find out what's going on.

For over four decades, former members of the Word of Faith Fellowship have tried to hold the church accountable through every available channel — journalists, law enforcement, social services, federal prosecutors, the courts. According to those who lived it, the system failed at every turn. Jane Whaley's 2004 assault conviction was overturned after five years of appeals. More than forty former members gave testimony to the SBI in the 1990s. No charges resulted. Inside Edition investigated in 1995. The church survived. DSS opened child abuse investigations. The church sued the department and won. Former members told the AP that the church orchestrated a cover-up strategy in which congregants were pressured into lying to investigators and recanting prior statements. Church leaders and followers reportedly gave at least eighty-five thousand dollars to state politicians, according to WRAL's analysis. Members volunteered at campaign events for Donald Trump, according to the New York Times. The local Republican Party in Rutherford County was allegedly taken over by people connected to the fellowship. Matthew Fenner's criminal case stalled for over eight years following a 2017 mistrial. A special prosecutor took over the case in 2026. The only convictions secured: unemployment fraud. Tony Brueski closes a five-part investigation with the systems that were supposed to protect victims — and reportedly failed them for more than forty years.Join Our SubStack For AD-FREE ADVANCE EPISODES & EXTRAS!: https://hiddenkillers.substack.com/Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8-vxmbhTxxG10sO1izODJg?sub_confirmation=1Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspodX Twitter https://x.com/TrueCrimePodThis publication contains commentary and opinion based on publicly available information. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Nothing published here should be taken as a statement of fact, health or legal advice.#WordOfFaith #JaneWhaley #SystemFailed #Cult #TrueCrime #Spindale #PoliticalInfluence #HiddenKillers #MatthewFenner #ReligiousAbuse

Jane Whaley's 2004 assault conviction was the only time the legal system came close to holding her personally accountable. Five years of appeals later, it was overturned. And according to former members, the church learned it could outlast the courts. The pattern repeated across decades. More than forty former members testified to investigators in the 1990s — no charges. Inside Edition aired an investigation in 1995 — the church survived and allegedly used the coverage to deepen members' distrust of the outside world. Social services opened child abuse investigations — the church sued the department and won. According to the AP, church leaders waged a cover-up strategy in which members were strong-armed into lying to investigators and recanting statements. According to WRAL, leaders and followers gave at least eighty-five thousand dollars to state politicians. The New York Times reported members volunteered at Trump campaign events. In Rutherford County, complaints emerged that the Republican Party had been taken over by people associated with the fellowship. Matthew Fenner's case — stemming from an alleged 2013 beating — was delayed over eight years after a mistrial. By 2026, the cases had been transferred to a special prosecutor. The only criminal convictions secured against the church involved unemployment fraud totaling more than $250,000. Tony Brueski closes a five-part investigation with the institutional failures that former members say protected the Word of Faith Fellowship for over four decades.Join Our SubStack For AD-FREE ADVANCE EPISODES & EXTRAS!: https://hiddenkillers.substack.com/Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8-vxmbhTxxG10sO1izODJg?sub_confirmation=1Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspodX Twitter https://x.com/TrueCrimePodThis publication contains commentary and opinion based on publicly available information. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Nothing published here should be taken as a statement of fact, health or legal advice.#WordOfFaith #JaneWhaley #SystemFailed #Cult #TrueCrime #Spindale #PoliticalInfluence #HiddenKillers #MatthewFenner #ReligiousAbuse

What killed Kyle Busch? The sudden death of the NASCAR star at just 41 years old is sending shockwaves across the country. Now we're hearing the 911 call placed the day before his death. As Ann Mercogliano reports, the caller says Busch was on the bathroom floor coughing up blood. And friends and family of an elderly couple are in shock. The couple was found dead in their home. Cops say it was a murder suicide. In their final days they had been scammed out of tens of thousands of dollars. The wife thought she was helping Blue Bloods star Tom Selleck, but it was actually someone pretending to be the actor, and she was scammed. The sheriff's office tells us there is no evidence at this time that the scammer pretending to be Tom Selleck was directly involved in the couple's death. Plus, AAA predicts a record 45 million Americans are traveling this Memorial Day weekend. But are you ready to board a plane or get in your car for a road trip? Meteorologists warn it will be a washout for much of the country. Alison Hall has what you need to know. And today a seven year old daredevil became the youngest person ever to scale the famous El Capitan summit. It's no wonder his name is Joey Danger.

When her young son fell into the pool, she heard the commotion and came flying out of the house jumping into the pool saving the day. As Steven Fabian reports, she's sharing the video as a warning for other families this holiday weekend. And the first great white shark was just spotted off the coast of cape cod. With Memorial Day weekend upon us experts are warning of an uptick of great whites and other sharks in waters on both coasts. As Jim Moret reports, it's already shaping up to be the summer of the shark. Plus, a flight bound for Detroit was diverted to Canada over fear a passenger onboard could have come in contact with Ebola. Another passenger is coming forward to say at first the captain didn't say what was going on, but when the whole crew put on masks panic started growing. And the teen convicted of killing her boyfriend and a friend by driving into a wall at 100 miles per hour had one big worry about being in prison, after she was convicted: that if/when she gets out, she'll be too old to get married and have kids.

We're learning more about the woman died after falling in an open manhole, her death struck a nerve coast to coast. It took rescuers 20 minutes to get her out of the hole where temperatures reach up to 200 degrees. As Steven Fabian reports, today lots of pedestrians are walking around manholes fearing they too could meet a similar fate. And more fires ravaging Southern California, including in simi valley where a dedicated Amazon driver made sure his last delivery of the day got to its destination despite the flames. So, what was inside the package? Jim Moret was there as it was opened. Plus, first responders rushed to a house fire. Inside, a mom was trapped with a baby on the second floor. With no other option, the mom dropped her child out the window. Thankfully, a hero was there to make an amazing catch! And one of the most intense custody battles ever. After their parents split, in 2023, a brother and sister living with their mom were told they have to visit their dad. The siblings' response? As Alison Hall reports, they literally boarded themselves inside a bedroom and wouldn't come out. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

He was a star high school wrestler with hate in his heart. That's what's being said about one of the two teens who opened fire at a San Diego mosque, killing three before killing themselves. The 17-year-old, was recently celebrated for winning a tournament, now his teammates are struggling to understand what happened. Jim Moret is in San Diego with the latest. And it's been dubbed the real-life Cain and Abel. It's sentencing day for Paul Caneiro, the man convicted of killing his brother and his whole family. The prosecutor calling his crime nothing short of a massacre. Steven Fabian has more from the courthouse. Plus, like millions of others, a registered nurse went on Facebook Market Place to sell her iPhone, and she says it led to three years of terror. She says a prospective buyer started stalking her, sending threatening emails and very inappropriate gifts including lingerie. And after helping his own mother get rid of an alleged squatter living in her house, he's now helping other homeowners reclaim their properties. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Some people just walked on by, that's what's so shocking about what happened to a man who died after his coat got caught in a moving escalator. And Luigi Mangione is back in court today. A judge tossed out some evidence found during the initial search of his backpack but the prosecution will still get to use the allege murder weapon and a red notebook they say describe as Mangione's “manifesto.” Mangione has pled not guilty. And there was a very shocking moment outside the courtroom when  some his fangirls said the slain CEO's children are better without him because in their words, he was worse than Osama Bin Laden. Plus, an above ground pool giving way, sending about 10-thousand gallons of water flooding the backyard like a tidal wave, washing away the outdoor furniture and the kids. No one was hurt, but now someone's got to fix the pool! And a cute little robot named Stewie caused some big drama. After his owner booked him on a Southwest flight, even buckling him into a window seat, the airline is now banning all robots from the cabin.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Season 4, Episode 4. Five years ago, The Hollywood Reporter published shocking bullying allegations about mega film and Broadway producer Scott Rudin, causing him to be cancelled.  Today Rudin is BACK on Broadway and poised to sweep this year's Tony awards with his productions of Death of A Salesman starring Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf and Little Bear Ridge Road, also starring Metcalf.  Sean and clinical psychologist, Dr. Alisa Hurwitz, ask the question: SHOULD Rudin be welcomed back and what does his return say about Broadway?Special thanks to Dr. Alisa Hurwitz, an enthusiastic Broadway fan, who is a clinical psychologist in group private practice in New Hampshire, specializing in the Autism spectrum and gender identity.Support this podcast and listen to bonus content and insider information at STAGE COMBAT AT PATREON patreon.com/StageCombatThePodcast .  Hear more of Sean's conversation with Dr. Alisa Hurwitz about cancel culture and our "Sean Off Script" mini-episode where Sean goes deeper into the episode.Hosted by Sean HaydenEditing by Alex Griffitt. Mixing by Justin Gerrish.  Written and Directed by Sean Hayden for Haywood Productions, LLC.Produced by Haywood Productions, LLC.Grateful acknowledgement for fair use news clips from CBS New York and Inside Edition.Sign up for the Stage Combat newsletter atLanding Page - Stage Combat (stagecombatthepodcast.com)Follow us and contact us with a DM at our instagram: @stagecombatthepodcastig or email us at Stagecombatthepodcast@gmail.comDon't forget to rate and review us on your podcast platform!Sean Hayden is New York City based attorney, actor and advocate for workplaces that are safe, respectful and dignified.  As the CEO of Haywood Productions, LLC, he produces Stage Combat the Podcast which exposes harmful practices in the entertainment industry and fosters conversations of how to make the workplace better for everyone.   

Miracle escape.  A small plane crashed into a house and killed the pilot and passenger. The home quickly went up in flames with a family trapped inside, and somehow, they were all able to get out. And she was dubbed "hell on wheels,” a teenager convicted of murder for intentionally driving her car into a brick wall at 100 miles per hour and killing her boyfriend and another young man. Now she is speaking out in a new Netflix documentary from behind bars, shedding light on what she says really happened. Plus, now a new, concerning video of Britney Spears. After leaving rehab early, the singer was spotted in a liquor store of all places. This after she was seen barking like a dog during a night out in LA. It's making many worry, is she spiraling out of control, again? And there's only a handful of episodes of the iconic late show left, and host Stephen Colbert is certainly making his show's final days memorable. Last night, former host, David Letterman, made an appearance and took the opportunity to make some mischief from the rooftop. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tiger Woods is back on US soil after spending a month in rehab in Switzerland. And someone else fresh out of rehab is Britney Spears, and she was just spotted in of all places, a bar! Judging by what a witness is telling our Jim Moret, things got a little crazy.  Plus, will disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh be acquitted of murdering his wife and son in a retrial? After his conviction was thrown out by the South Carolina Supreme Court, his lawyers are now prepping for a whole new trial. They spoke with Eva Pilgrim about what they are planning. And 18 passengers from the hantavirus cruise remain in bio-containment centers. That has many worried for their own health. How can you help protect yourself from getting the virus which is usually transmitted by coming in contact with rodent droppings. Steven Fabian spoke with an exterminator on how to help make sure your home is safe. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As Stephen Colbert wraps up his time hosting The Late Show, his fellow legends of late night showed up to give him quite the sendoff. Alison Hall has more on the historic get together. And they're being called the “Bear Spray Gang”. Thieves armed with animal repellant breaking into homes and spraying whoever catches them in the act. Plus, where is Chonkers? The giant sea lion who popped up on a pier in San Francisco instantly became popular with tourists, drawing huge crowds. Now, he's vanished without a trace. Jim Moret is in the city by the bay with the latest. And a mom was enjoying a state park with her kids when a shiny green beetle caught her eye. She decided to pick the bug up to show her twins. Big mistake! All of a sudden, she started feeling a burning sensation through her body. Turns out she was having a serious allergic reaction. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sentencing day for the woman who wrote a children's book about grief after her husband died and then was found guilty of poisoning him. Today, she's learning her fate. And a major bombshell in what was dubbed the trial of the century. Prominent attorney Alex Murdaugh was convicted of killing his wife and son, but today the South Carolina Supreme Court overturned his conviction and ordered that there be a new trial. Plus Elon Musk joined President Trump today in China, taking part in a two-day summit. On the plane, Musk had something else on his mind than international affairs. He was weighing in on the controversy over actress Lupita Nyong'o being chosen to play the woman whose face launched a thousand ships, Helen of Troy. And a woman was in Las Vegas with her husband when they ended up getting stuck in a packed elevator. She tells Alison Hall the hotel didn't do enough to help, and they ended up having to call 911 themselves.  The Rio Hotel tells us the safety of their guests is their priority. They say they called the elevator company which arrived in less than half an hour - adding issues can arise when the weight exceeds the limit of 3,500 pounds.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

EVEN MORE about this episode!What do doctors actually witness in the final moments before death? In this episode, Julie Ryan and Scott Eveloff share real hospital experiences that reveal the powerful connection between healing, consciousness, and what may happen after we die.From unexpected recoveries to deeply moving end-of-life moments, Dr. Eveloff reveals how hope, compassion, and human connection can influence healing in ways that go far beyond clinical treatment. He recounts remarkable cases—including a seemingly miraculous recovery during a drumming ceremony—and reflects on how his late son Andrew reshaped his understanding of resilience, dignity, and what it truly means to live fully.Blending medicine with storytelling, this conversation explores the emotional and spiritual dimensions of healthcare, the growing role of technology, and why preserving humanity in medicine matters more than ever. If you've ever wondered what really happens in those unseen moments of life and death—and how hope can change everything—this episode will stay with you long after it ends.Guest Biography:Scott Eveloff, MD, is a pulmonary physician with over 30 years of experience treating critically ill patients and has been featured on programs such as The Dr. Oz Show, ABC's 20/20, and Inside Edition. Drawing on his firsthand knowledge of modern healthcare, he now channels those insights into writing while continuing to advocate for patient dignity and the rights of the disabled. In retirement, he enjoys fitness, travel, and live music, and honors the memory of his late son Andrew, whose spirit continues to inspire his life and work.Episode Chapters:(0:00:00) - The Most Dangerous Myth in Healing (0:06:20) - Why Medicine and the Body's Wisdom(0:17:00) - Miraculous Healings and Unexplained Phenomena (0:28:00) - From Academic Medicine to Compassionate Care (0:38:00) - Medical Thrillers and Spiritual Truths (0:48:00) - End of Life, AI in Medicine, and Why We Incarnate➡️ Subscribe to Ask Julie Ryan YouTube➡️ Julie's Intuitive Trainings✏️ Ask Julie a Question!

It was a tough day for Savannah Guthrie, the first Mother's Day since her mom Nancy was kidnapped 100 days ago today. Savannah paid tribute to her mom, posting a heartbreaking video of some of her favorite memories. And a pickup truck crashed into a stopped school bus with 23 students onboard in upstate New York. Cops say the driver was distracted by his cellphone and they wrote him several tickets. Thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. Plus, a big "come on down" moment on The Price is Right! A woman won the biggest jackpot in the show's 54-year history. Alison Hall spoke with the still smiling contestant. And it's been almost two years since colorful fitness guru Richard Simmons passed away, but mystery still surrounds his life. Why did he become reclusive and what lead to his death? Now a new special has some answers. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's Monday, May 11th, A.D. 2026. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard on 140 radio stations and at www.TheWorldview.com.  I'm Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com) By Adam McManus Nigeria's $10 million genocide cover-up A disturbing new report from International Christian Concern highlights how Nigeria's government is weaponizing misinformation to hide a decades-long campaign of violence against Christians. Written by ICC Fellow Justin Joseph, “Nigeria's $10 Million Genocide Cover-Up” reveals how power, politics, and propaganda are fueling a human catastrophe. Since 2009, at least 190,150 Nigerians — 128,750 of whom were Christians — have been murdered in ethno-religious killings, with the slaughter escalating in 2026. Yet, instead of addressing the crisis, officials are spinning a dangerous narrative. During meetings with other heads of state, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu claims the terrorism plaguing his nation stems solely from climate change and regional instability. Researchers have repeatedly debunked this reasoning, pointing to the targeting of Christian communities. Tinubu's administration has launched a $10 million lobbying front to silence human rights accountability in the U.S. and whitewash the genocide of Nigerian Christians. Prosperity gospel champion Joni Lamb died Joni Lamb, a Prosperity Gospel enthusiast and co-founder of the Daystar Television Network, died on May 7th at the age of 65, reports Christian Daily. Lamb had been privately battling serious health issues before suffering a recent back injury that significantly worsened her condition in recent days. Founded in 1993 alongside her late husband, Marcus Lamb, Daystar Television grew from a small Christian television station into one of the world's largest Christian broadcasting networks, with 100 stations worldwide, employing 300 staff, and bringing in $100 million annually. On December 1, 2010, Marcus Lamb confessed on Daystar Television to having had an affair which Joni initially described, reported ABC News. JONI LAMB: “Several years ago, Marcus and I went through a challenge in our marriage. I discovered that he was having an emotional relationship, if you will, with someone. It had turned into an improper relationship.” MARCUS LAMB: “I take 100% responsibility. Joni has no blame. The other person doesn't have any blame. It's all --- I don't even blame the devil. It's all on me. ”I'm so sorry. I've asked God to forgive me. Years ago, I asked my precious Joni. And when with this first came out, I said to her, I said, ‘Honey, I only want us to stay together if we really love one another, not for the ministry's sake, not even for our kids' sake. Ladies and gentlemen, I love this woman.” The reason they announced this affair is because they were being threatened with blackmail. JONI LAMB: “There actually are three people who were not involved in what we're talking about today or affected by our marital challenge. They're now saying, that unless Daystar pays them $7.5 million, that they're going to take our story, that we just shared with you, to the media.” MARCUS LAMB: “You see these three people, that Joni shared with you, they're trying to take our pain and turn it to their gain. Ladies and gentlemen, we're not going to take God's money and pay to keep from being, uh, humiliated, I guess, or exposed or exploited, whatever you want to call it.” Subsequently, Marcus died at the age of 64 on November 30, 2021 after contracting COVID-19. According to MinistryWatch, in 2020, the ministry used a $3.9 million Paycheck Protection Program loan, offered to pay the salaries of employees, to buy a private airplane, which the family used for vacations, reported Inside Edition. That loan was reportedly paid back after Inside Edition began asking questions about it. Over the years, Joni Lamb became one of the most recognizable faces in Christian media.  Unfortunately, Daystar frequently featured prosperity-oriented themes such as: financial blessing tied to faith and giving, “seed faith” donations, and testimonies of material and personal success through faith. Joni and her late husband Marcus Lamb regularly hosted ministers connected to the Prosperity Gospel movement, including: Creflo Dollar Jesse Duplantis Paula White and Benny Hinn James 3:1 says, “My brethren, let not many of you become teachers, knowing that we shall receive a stricter judgment.” And, in another controversy involving Daystar Television, Joni's son, Jonathan, claimed that his mother covered up the sexual abuse of his 5-year-old daughter by a relative, according to the Roys Report. While Jonathan had been Daystar Television's vice president, he was demoted to a manager position for refusing to sign a non-disclosure agreement.  On May 8th, The Economic Times reported that Joni's daughter-in-law, Suzy, who is married to Jonathan, stated online, “We weren't informed of anything,” claiming relatives knew Joni Lamb was dying the night before her death but “didn't call Jonathan to come say goodbye.” Joni Lamb is survived by her second husband, Doug Weiss, and her three children — Jonathan, Rachel, and Rebecca. Pastor Sam Allberry resigns after “inappropriate” relationship with man And finally, a Tennessee pastor and advocate for Christians who suffer from so-called “same-sex attraction” has stepped down after revealing an “inappropriate” relationship with a man some years ago, reports Beliefnet.com. Pastor Sam Allberry, author of Is God Anti-Gay?, stepped down from his position as an associate pastor at Immanuel Church Nashville, a nondenominational, independent congregation after what the church called “a serious breach of trust.” In a statement put out by the church elders, it stated Allberry had informed the church in 2024 of an “inappropriate relationship” with a man in 2022. The statement noted that the relationship had concluded prior to Allberry being called to his position in the church in 2023. At the time, the church stated it conducted a “thorough investigation” of the relationship and concluded that it was not “disqualifying” for the position. In a February 15, 2017 statement, Sam Allberry said this. ALLBERRY: “Sam Allberry, Oxford. I am same-sex attracted and have been my entire life. By that I mean that I have sexual, romantic and deep emotional attractions to people of the same sex. “I choose to describe myself this way because sexuality is not a matter of identity for me, and that has become good news. My primary sense of worth and fulfillment as a human being is not contingent on being romantically or sexually fulfilled, and this is liberating. “The most fully human and complete person who ever lived was Jesus Christ. He never married, He was never in a romantic relationship, and never had sex. If we say these things are intrinsic to human fulfillment, we are calling our Savior, subhuman.” When news broke last week about Sam Allberry's inappropriate relationship with a man, The Gospel Coalition, a group of pastors and churches that “put the Gospel of Jesus Christ at the center of all activities,” immediately announced that it would be removing all of Sam Allberry's content from its website and channels. By contrast, Living Out, the organization co-founded by Allberry to encourage Christians to “live out their sexuality and identity in ways that enable all to flourish in Christ-like faithfulness,” took a different position. In an online statement, they confirmed that Allberry's “many past contributions to this site retain their value, and they will not be taken down”, adding that the organization “exists because of people like Sam, for people like Sam.” Four Christian leaders most closely associated with Sam Alberry include Ray Ortlund, Russell Moore, Preston Sprinkle, and the late Ravi Zacharias. Romans 1:24, 26-28 says, “Therefore, God gave them over in the sinful desires of their hearts to sexual impurity for the degrading of their bodies with one another. … “Because of this, God gave them over to shameful lusts. Even their women exchanged natural sexual relations for unnatural ones. In the same way, the men also abandoned natural relations with women and were inflamed with lust for one another. Men committed shameful acts with other men, and received in themselves the due penalty for their error. “Furthermore, just as they did not think it worthwhile to retain the knowledge of God, so God gave them over to a depraved mind, so that they do what ought not to be done.” Close And that's The Worldview on this Monday, May 11th, in the year of our Lord 2026. Follow us on X or subscribe for free by Spotify, Amazon Music, or by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com.  Plus, you can get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

Even he doesn't know what he was thinking! That's what the hero principal who tackled a gunman inside his high school is saying in his very first TV interview. He says his instincts kicked in and he jumped into action. The gunman has pleaded not guilty. And cops respond to a 911 call about a man with a gun in a suburban neighborhood. They arrive guns drawn and order the suspect on the ground. But it was actually a high school kid with a water gun! As Les Trent reports, it was all part of the popular "Senior Assassin" game. Plus, an American doctor is being hailed a hero today for jumping into action on the Hantavirus cruise ship. He was enjoying his vacation on board when the outbreak started. And when the ship's doctor got sick, his time off took a dramatic turn. Steven Fabian has our report. And it's a real life Disclosure Day. The Pentagon just released a trove of never-before-seen classified files on UFOs. So does it finally prove that we are not alone? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

More drama at sea involving the cruise ship locked down after three passengers died from the rare hantavirus. Today, three other passengers showing symptoms were taken ashore for treatment. But what is it like to come down with the rare virus?  We spoke with two people who know firsthand. And the sheriff overseeing the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's mother is under fire from the head of the FBI, Kash Patel. In a new interview, Patel says his bureau was kept out of the crucial first four days of the investigation. But the sheriff is hitting back. Jim Moret has the details. Plus, a family of six was enjoying a day out on the water when their boat started taking on water and sinking. It was all hands-on deck to rescue them. A father and son jumping into action. Brooke Anderson spoke with the duo who are being called heroes. And not guilty. Former New England Patriots star and father of Cardi B's baby is off the hook. His personal chef accused him of trying to strangle her in a violent assault. It was this video that had legal experts say of his accuser dancing soon after the alleged attack, that helped his case. Steven Fabian reports. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is this ground zero for the hantavirus that killed three people on a cruise ship? It's a landfill in a seaside city in Argentina known as the end of the world, one of the most scenic places to bird watch. The ship made a stop there before the outbreak. Les Trent has more as fear of the virus spreading grows. And a mom went for a walk in her neighborhood when a pack of wild dogs surrounded her. She screams for help, but the strays go on the attack leaving her with up to 200 bites all over her body. Steven Fabian spoke with the woman's daughter who still can't believe what happened. Plus, powerful storms, including at least three tornadoes, ripped through Mississippi overnight, and this storm chaser is lucky he's ok. He was driving in the bad weather when lightning hit his car. Alison Hall spoke to him about his big scare. And a fiery debate last night in Los Angeles as the top contenders in the mayoral race went head-to-head. One is a reality TV star who's raising eyebrows with an AI generated Batman themed campaign ad showing high profile politicians being attacked. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What a night! The Met Gala is known for delivering the hottest stars in the wildest fashions and last night did not disappoint! All eyes were on actress Blake Lively, who got all glammed up just hours after the bombshell announcement that she had settled her sexual harassment lawsuit against Justin Baldoni. And what was she thinking?! A woman who police say admitted to drinking and driving tries to mow down a kid on a dirt bike. When he tried to escape on the sidewalk, she was right behind him. Les Trent spoke with the boy's mom, who is still shaking. Plus, it was her dream vacation. An American tourist was on a scuba diving adventure when her trip turned into a nightmare when she alleges her instructor groped her under water. And it was one of the most destructive fires in California history. The Palisades blaze left a wealthy Los Angeles community in ashes. Now, we are learning the man accused of starting it was inspired by accused healthcare CEO assassin Luigi Mangione. Prosecutors say his online searches show he was fixated on the accused killer. Luigi Mangione and all of the accused fire starters have pleaded not guilty. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Three people are dead, including a husband and wife, after coming down with Hantavirus which is usually spread by rats. It happened onboard a ship on a voyage across the Atlantic. As Les Trent reports, medical experts are worried because it's an extremely rare strain of the virus that can be transmitted human to human. The cruise liner is working with authorities to coordinate medical screening of all guests, stating “the health and safety of all passengers and crew is our highest priority.” And remember the guy who had to take an entire plane ride with water dripping on his head? Here he is, Kevin Glover, talking for the first time about the flight that left him drenched. He spoke exclusively with Steven Fabian. We reached out to United Airlines about Glover's claims that he could have been moved to an empty seat and that he wasn't fairly compensated but did not hear back. Plus, Britney Spears is free again! This time from a serious DUI charge. As Jim Moret reports, Britney avoided jail time, taking a plea deal. And America's most well-known kidnapping survivor, Elizabeth Smart, stunned the country when she revealed her newest hobby, bodybuilding. In an Inside Edition exclusive, I went to the gym with her to see her work out. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Show Notes:  Miguel Sancho shares his background, mentioning his small-town roots in eastern Kansas and his education at Harvard and Phillips Andover Academy where he studied government and history. He discusses his initial plan to pursue a PhD and become an academic but instead moved to New York City to try his hand at music. Miguel transitioned from music to journalism, starting in 1993, and worked in various roles, including as an investigative journalist for Inside Edition, and 20/20 a prime time show on ABC News, and CBS News. Launching a Production Company Miguel talks about his personal life, including his marriage, children, and the challenges of raising a son with a rare immune deficiency. He describes the six-year journey to find a bone marrow transplant for his son, which ultimately succeeded at Duke University Hospital. Miguel left ABC News to start his own production company, working on specials and series for various networks, including A&E and News Nation. He mentions his book More Than You Can Handle, published in 2021, and his new book Evidence of the Extraordinary, set to be released soon. Exploring Evidence of the Extraordinary Miguel discusses his new book, Evidence of the Extraordinary, which explores unexplained phenomena like UFOs, legendary creatures, and miracles. It was derived from one of the television shows Miguel produced. He explains how the COVID-19 pandemic led him to take on a show on the History Channel called The Proof is Out There, which investigates anomalous phenomena. Miguel shares his initial skepticism about the paranormal but acknowledges the importance of investigating these phenomena with a journalistic approach. He talks about some of the most extraordinary unexplained phenomena, including deep-sea discoveries, and  the Havana Syndrome. He highlights the challenges of balancing skepticism with the possibility of rare, unexplained events, and the importance of humility when addressing what we think we know.   Undercover Journalism at Inside Edition Miguel describes his experience at Inside Edition, where he wore hidden cameras to investigate corrupt and criminal organizations. He shares specific cases, including infiltrating a pit bull fighting ring and a drug-dealing carnival worker. Miguel discusses the legal and ethical considerations of undercover journalism, emphasizing the importance of thorough research and planning. He reflects on the skills required for undercover work, such as acting stupid and eliciting information from subjects, and how the public's cognitive dissonance plays a role in limiting detection. Challenges of Working in Television Miguel talks about the transition from being an employee at networks to running his own production company. He explains the process of setting up an SCorp and the responsibilities of managing a production company, including pitching shows and maintaining client relationships. Miguel describes the development process of selling a show to a network, including creating detailed pitch documents and securing talent. He discusses the challenges of the evolving TV industry, including the rise of streaming platforms and the need for scalable content. Life Altering Challenges Miguel shares the personal story of his son's rare immune deficiency and the journey to find a cure. He describes the emotional and practical challenges faced by his family, including the impact on their mental and physical health. Miguel highlights the importance of medical research and the role of institutions like the National Institutes of Health and Duke University Hospital in providing life-saving treatments. He reflects on the broader implications of rare disease diagnoses on families and the need for support and understanding. Harvard Reflections Miguel reminisces about his time at Harvard, mentioning influential professors like Bernard Bailyn, Elaine Scarry, and Judith Shklar. He discusses the impact of Judith Shklar's teachings on individual rights, group rights, and the importance of avoiding cruelty. Miguel shares his experience of reading E.O. Wilson's "On Human Nature" years after his course with Wilson, which led to a new appreciation for Wilson's work. He reflects on the lasting influence of these professors on his professional and personal life. Current Projects Miguel talks about his current projects, including a new show in development and his ongoing work with News Nation. He discusses the potential of prediction markets and interactive elements in future TV content to engage younger audiences. Miguel reflects on the evolving landscape of the TV industry and the importance of adapting to new technologies and platforms.  Timestamps: 02:02: Personal Challenges and Professional Pivots  04:26: Investigating Unexplained Phenomena 18:28: Investigative Techniques and Notable Cases 33:43: Transition to Independent Production 41:42: Impact of Rare Diseases on Families  42:21: Influence of Harvard Professors  Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miguel-sancho-b7aa37a/ More than You Can Handle: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/611475/more-than-you-can-handle-by-miguel-sancho/ Evidence of the Extraordinary: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Evidence-of-the-Extraordinary/Miguel-Sancho/9781668085455 *AI generated show notes and transcript  

She was supposed to be TV's new bachelorette, but her whole season was canceled after video, from 2023, surfaced showing her throwing a chair at her ex-boyfriend in front of her child. Now she's in civil court facing off with her ex, the judge scolding them both over what he called their “toxic relationship". And this is not your ordinary traffic stop, that's The Rock himself getting pulled over. At first witnesses thought he was shooting a scene for one of his Fast and Furious movies, but as Jim Moret reports, this was real. Plus, now a big scare on the road! A guy in an SUV blasting his horn is accused of deliberately plowing into a group of cyclists. We spoke with a man who was knocked to the ground who says it was clear the guy behind the wheel was angry. And the four Artemis astronauts are settled back into life on Earth, and now they are sharing things we didn't know about their historic mission. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

He's not going the wrong way, he's just going HIS way! In this episode of Talk About It, Greg sits down in studio with Loren Zitomersky - A.K.A. the "Backwards Guy." Loren has gained a ton of publicity over the years for attempting to break the world record for fastest marathon run backwards, and he does it all in the name of raising awareness for epilepsy! Before he was born, Loren's dad had a son who tragically died due to SUDEP, so he has devoted his athletic life to his brother's memory. Collectively, he has done over 80 interviews or televised segments with Inside Edition, the Boston Globe, Runner's World, the Associated Press, as well as various local and international news outlets, and has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for epilepsy research! In addition to being Backwards Guy, he also runs a very popular social media channel called The Legal Beef. From his exdperience as a corporate lawyer, Loren is now harnessing his knowledge and expertise to provide the public with legal breakdowns and advice from viral social media clips. Naturally, his passion for epilepsy advocacy was eventually going to find its way into this venture, so we are so excited to be partnering with Loren on a series of short videos he produces for Talk About It on caregivers and epilepsy-related legal questions! Go to our website at TalkAboutIt.org to find those short clips. Know your rights, and also know that when you feel like you are going backwards sometimes, you're still moving forwards in the big picture. Talk About It with Greg Grunberg is excited to be sponsored by Neurelis and by Jazz Pharmaceuticals. 

It's the scandal that derailed Today Show anchor Matt Lauer's career. An NBC staffer accused him of continuous sexual abuse that began at the 2014 Winter Olympics, which he denied. Now, she's written a book saying what she went through was so traumatic, she was left with PTSD. And a fun day on the water for two surfers turned into a terrifying race for their lives. The two say they were chased by a great white shark! They spoke with Jim Moret about the scare. Plus, despite the fact the attack on the White House Correspondent's Dinner was caught on video, there are conspiracy theories running rampant that it was “staged”, and as Les Trent reports, that's upsetting people who attended the event and are still traumatized. And it should have been the happiest time of her life, her wedding weekend - but her celebration weekend was ruined when she was pulled over and arrested for DUI. However, she wasn't drunk or on drugs at all. The charges were later dropped and she is suing the police claiming she was wrongfully arrested.  the police deny any wrongdoing. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A mom shifts into emergency mode as sirens blare outside her home, sounding the alarm that a tornado is coming her way. She's trying her best to get her kids and run to shelter.  She spoke with Ann Mercogliano. And the suspected gunman from the White House Correspondents Dinner posed for a selfie upstairs in his hotel room. We're now learning he snapped this photo smirking in a mirror just minutes before charging the ballroom. Plus, due to the attack at the White House Correspondence Dinner, security was beefed up for King Charles and Queen Camilla's official visit to the US. Today, the red carpet was rolled out to greet the couple in New York City, where Alison Hall caught up with the royal motorcade. And it was an unimaginable tragedy. A 21-year-old mom named Libby found dead in a motel room. Police closed the case ruling her death was a suicide, but her mom has serious questions and tells Inside Edition she wants justice for her daughter. Ann Mercogliano has the details, some of which may be intense for younger viewers. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The man cops say charged the White House Correspondents Dinner is appeared in federal court today. It was a night of terror. The president and highest-ranking members of his cabinet as well as top journalists ducking under their tables for cover. We've got coast to coast team coverage of the attack beginning with Steven Fabian in Washington. And right before the shots rang out, the headline entertainer, popular mentalist OZ Pearlman, was showing the first lady a trick. Melania could be seen mouthing two words, what happened. Plus, we're learning more about the suspect, Cole Thomas Allen. Federal authorities allege he had a manifesto in which he called himself a quote "friendly federal assassin" stating that he planned to kill the president and high-ranking cabinet members. And now to the Michael Jackson movie. Despite negative reviews, it raked in a massive 217 million dollars world-wide on its opening weekend. The movie includes Jackson's beloved chimp, Bubbles, created with digital special effects. So, what happened to the real Bubbles? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Late night host Jimmy Kimmel is fighting back. President Trump is calling for him to be fired after he made a joke about the first lady “having the glow like an expectant widow.” He did this three nights before the shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner.  As Jim Moret reports, last night, Kimmel addressed the controversy head on. And we're learning more about the man Secret Service took down as he was charging the ballroom. It's being reported he had a hit list with President Trump at the top. Steven Fabian is in DC with the latest. Plus, after the scare Saturday night, security has been beefed up for King Charles' state visit to the White House. He is here in the U.S. with Queen Camilla for three days but apparently, he isn't making time to see his son, Prince Harry, wife Meghan and his two grandchildren. And here's something else to worry about, Love bugs! Several states in the south are dealing with swarms of these bugs. And while they have a cutesy name, as Les Trent reports, you don't want them all over you.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mom comes first. That's clearly what superstar quarterback Fernando Mendoza thinks! The college player from Indiana is expected to be the number one pick in the NFL draft which starts tonight... But he won't be there to shake the commissioner's hand. Why? He says he'd rather celebrate at home with his mom. And was he bullied to death? We've heard so many heartbreaking stories of teens taking their lives after being bullied online... But this isn't just a teen issue. Now... Authorities say one of the stars of the popular reality show... Storage Wars... Has killed himself, leaving a note saying he was cyberbullied. Plus, more drama rocking the Department of Homeland Security. A top Donald Trump appointed official has been put on leave after a bombshell published report accused her of being on a "Sugar Daddy" website... Catering to young women looking for rich older men. She denies that allegation and says she's done nothing wrong. And more than 100-thousand older Americans fall victim to scams every year... And a grandma is one of those targeted. She got a call from someone she thought was from her bank... Telling her to withdraw tens of thousands of dollars... But it wasn't a bank employee. Thankfully... They didn't get her money... Because the quick-thinking granny turned the tables on the bad guys. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

He's living in a nightmare. That's what the eldest son of the late Rob Reiner is saying. For the first time... He's speaking about his family's unimaginable anguish. His younger brother Nick has pleaded not guilty to murdering their parents. And former University of Michigan coach Sherrone Moore was fired after his assistant came forward saying she was having an affair with the married coach. Now she says... He was so angry... She feared for her life. Plus, the Michael Jackson biopic opens today... And is expected to be a big hit. But the fact that the movie ignores the sexual abuse allegations... Is not sitting well with one filmmaker. Dan Reed directed the bombshell documentary "Leaving Neverland". He says Jackson was worse than Jeffrey Epstein. And two women say they've waited decades for justice. A teacher from an elite private school is now charged with grooming and raping them when they were students. And the arrest may have never happened... If not for the persistence of his two accusers who say he took their innocence. The teacher has pled not guilty. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Meet my friends, Clay Travis and Buck Sexton! If you love Verdict, the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show might also be in your audio wheelhouse. Politics, news analysis, and some pop culture and comedy thrown in too. Here’s a sample episode recapping four takeaways. Give the guys a listen and then follow and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Go Thank an Oil Man Clay and Buck open by discussing breaking developments in Iran, including the condition of Mojtaba Khamenei—nicknamed “Little Mo”—who is reportedly in a coma and severely injured following U.S. airstrikes. The hosts analyze how the Iranian leadership is under unprecedented pressure as air campaigns continue to dismantle military assets and target key regime figures. They also address escalating attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, the resulting volatility in global oil prices, and how President Trump is responding with aggressive measures, including tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and coordinating releases of hundreds of millions of barrels internationally to stabilize markets. The conversation highlights the dramatic price swings of crude oil and examines how Iran is trying to weaponize oil shipping routes to trigger economic turmoil. The hosts then explore how American media outlets are selectively covering the surge in gas prices. Clay criticizes networks like CNN and MSNBC for ignoring declining fuel costs for more than a year but immediately amplifying short‑term price increases during the conflict. This flows into a broader media discussion about the differences between advertising‑driven outlets and subscription‑driven news models, with Clay noting that subscriber‑funded outlets—such as the New York Times—now cater to ideological expectations instead of broad audiences. Buck argues that Fox News at least acknowledges its editorial perspective, whereas CNN still pretends to be nonpartisan despite consistent ideological framing. Uncle Bill: "We'll Do It Live!" Clay and Buck welcome media icon Bill O’Reilly, who joins them to discuss his new long‑form interview program We’ll Do It Live! O’Reilly recounts the origins of the viral “We’ll do it live!” clip from his Inside Edition days and how it resurfaced years later as internet culture took off. After the lighthearted banter, the conversation shifts dramatically toward the unfolding Iran conflict. O’Reilly details the stakes of President Trump’s military campaign, emphasizing that U.S. strikes—coordinated with Israeli intelligence—have dismantled much of Iran’s offensive capability. He explains that the killing of top Iranian leadership and the crippling of Iran’s military infrastructure mark one of the most consequential U.S. operations in decades. But O’Reilly warns that global economic consequences, especially oil price volatility, remain the biggest wildcard, and that Trump’s political future hinges significantly on the success or failure of the campaign. The hosts ask O’Reilly what “victory” in Iran should look like, prompting him to outline a diplomatic off‑ramp: forcing Iran to abandon nuclear ambitions, curtail ballistic missile development, weaken the Revolutionary Guard, and end support for terrorism. He acknowledges that Iran often violates agreements but argues that overwhelming military pressure could eventually push the regime toward negotiation. O’Reilly also discusses the Save America Act and the Senate’s political obstacles, noting that although the bill won’t reach the 60 votes needed to advance, Democrats risk political backlash because voter‑ID requirements enjoy overwhelming national support. MO Sen. Eric Schmitt Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri joined the program to discuss the Save America Act and the Senate’s procedural fight over election integrity, voter ID requirements, mail in balloting limits, and protections for women’s sports. Schmitt explains how a talking filibuster could force Democrats to publicly defend their opposition and outlines the legislative mechanics needed to bring the bill to the Senate floor. He then addresses the Democrats’ refusal to fund the Department of Homeland Security amid a surge in terror threats, arguing that their resistance to immigration enforcement and ICE operations has resulted in long TSA wait times, staffing shortages, and national security vulnerabilities just as Americans enter peak spring travel season. TX Sen. John Cornyn Senator John Cornyn of Texas discusses his May runoff against Ken Paxton and the potential impact of a Donald Trump endorsement in the race. Cornyn defends his record as a Trump aligned conservative, noting that he has voted with Trump more than 99 percent of the time and has played major roles in passing tax cuts, confirming Supreme Court justices, and securing federal reimbursement for Texas border security operations. He explains his evolving stance on the filibuster, arguing that the Save America Act is critical enough to justify a talking filibuster exception due to Democrats’ pattern of blocking legislation tied to national security and voter integrity. Cornyn also contrasts his electability with Paxton’s, asserting that he is the stronger candidate to defeat the Democrats’ far left challenger and to protect down ballot Republican seats in Texas. 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