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A sermon on Romans 8:15-17 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on March 8, 2026 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

A sermon on 1 John 2:24-29 by assistant pastor Matt Shifflett. Preached on March 8, 2026, evening service, at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

00:00 And welcome to the program on your yay Friday afternoon. And what a Friday afternoon it is, ladies and gentlemen, we set a record high today. The old record was 79, some places throughout the Greenville area recorded 81 degrees. So it's 82 right now, so there you go. 00:24 82 degrees, that is a record. Oh, it's the global warming. Charlie, no, it's not hush. It's just not. got we got some more cool weather coming in the next few days. So don't you worry too much about that. OK, we have got a beaucoup things to talk about today. We really do. I want to start off with with this because something happened. 00:52 back on February the 5th. 00:57 Something kind of strange happened in our state house where we have a quote unquote Republican majority. You see, there was a bill filed on February the 5th by a Democrat state Senator Margie Bright Matthews. Now, that's not weird. Bills are filed in Columbia all the time. 01:26 Every single year, thousands of them, the vast majority of these bills go quietly into a committee where they remain until they die. But not this bill. Not this one. S897 and this is what the folks over at Palmetto State Watch S897 proposes to remove the religious exemptions for the measles, mumps and rubella. The MMR vaccine for children attending public institution and daycares. 01:55 as well as for young adults attending a university. This means any person enrolled in a public education and any child attending daycare or planning to attend college must get two doses of the MMR vaccine unless they have a medical exemption, which is extremely difficult to obtain. So somehow, S897 oh 02:24 managed to get on the schedule for a subcommittee hearing. 02:30 two days ago on Wednesday at 930 A.M. in the Gresset building in Columbia. This bill has no co-sponsors whatsoever and is sponsored by a Democrat. 02:46 in a Republican majority state. 02:50 Now, how does this even happen? 02:55 How does this, I mean, how does it even happen? 02:59 When we were supposed to be Ruby Red South, folks, let me tell you, every single day, our state legislature gives you another reason to get out and vote on June 9th in a big, huge way. We all remember COVID. We all remember the mandates. We all remember that you had to have the experimental jab. We all remember that. They act like we haven't forgotten. But because we had an outbreak, 03:29 of the measles in Spartanburg, now all of a sudden, we're gonna do away with the religious exemptions for the jab. Over the last few months, the folks at Palmetto State Watch heard that South Carolina is now the leader in the nations for the measles outbreak in the Spartanburg area since October of 2025. The numbers, they said, is now approaching 1,000 cases, and that's cumulative since October. 03:59 This is oddly reminiscent of another situation our country went through a few years back. Anybody remember COVID? Of course you do. What we're not hearing is how many people have recovered, what long-term complications they've had, how many have died, how many current cases are there. It's just an ever-increasing number that is intended to strike fear in everybody's soul. 04:24 I want you to listen to this. This is, I'm not sure who this is, this Dawn Richardson, Director of Advocacy for NVIC. So in South Carolina, there was a bill just dropped that would remove the religious exemption for just the MMR vaccine for kids in child care, kids in school, and then also it would mandate the MMR vaccine without exemptions for people in college. Now, 04:51 This was filed because in Spartanburg County there's been an outbreak. About 95 % of the cases have occurred in this one county. But what's interesting in that county, they did a huge vaccination push. They vaccinated over 1200 kids aged six months to 11 months. The important thing is they can spread it. And so the problem with going and putting all these vaccines out there, first of all, they're live virus. Second of all ...

HOUR 1 1st - We set a weather record today 81; 2nd - Zoran Mandani has problems in New York 3rd - We don't know who Trump is going to endorse in the TX senate race 4th - 00:00 And welcome to the program on your yay Friday afternoon and what a Friday afternoon it is ladies and gentlemen, we set a record high today. The old record was 79 some places throughout the Greenville area recorded 81 degrees. So it's 82 right now, so there you go. 00:24 82 degrees, that is a record. Oh, it's the global warming. Charlie, no, it's not hush. It's just not. got we got some more cool weather coming in the next few days. So don't you worry too much about that. OK, we have got a beaucoup things to talk about today. We really do. I want to start off with with this because something happened. 00:52 back on February the 5th. 00:57 Something kind of strange happened in our state house where we have a quote unquote Republican majority. You see, there was a bill filed on February the 5th by a Democrat state Senator Margie Bright Matthews. Now, that's not weird. Bills are filed in Columbia all the time. 01:26 Every single year, thousands of them. vast majority of these bills go quietly into a committee where they remain until they die. But not this bill. Not this one. S897 and this is what the folks over at Palmetto State Watch S897 proposes to remove the religious exemptions for the measles, mumps and rubella, the MMR vaccine for children attending public institution and daycares. 01:55 as well as for young adults attending a university. This means any person enrolled in a public education and any child attending daycare or planning to attend college must get two doses of the MMR vaccine unless they have a medical exemption, which is extremely difficult to obtain. So somehow, S897 02:24 managed to get on the schedule for a subcommittee hearing. 02:30 two days ago on Wednesday at 930 A.M. in the Gresset building in Columbia. This bill has no co-sponsors whatsoever and is sponsored by a Democrat. 02:46 in a Republican majority state. 02:50 Now, how does this even happen? 02:55 How does this, I mean, how does it even happen? 02:59 When we were supposed to be Ruby Red South, folks, let me tell you, every single day, our state legislature gives you another reason to get out and vote on June 9th in a big, huge way. We all remember COVID. We all remember the mandates. We all remember that you had to have the experimental jab. We all remember that. They act like we haven't forgotten. But because we had an outbreak, 03:29 of the measles in Spartanburg, now all of a sudden, we're gonna do away with the religious exemptions for the jab. Over the last few months, the folks at Palmetto State Watch heard that South Carolina is now the leader in the nations for the measles outbreak in the Spartanburg area since October of 2025. The numbers, they said, is now approaching 1,000 cases, and that's cumulative since October. 03:59 This is oddly reminiscent of another situation our country went through a few years back. Anybody remember COVID? Of course you do. What we're not hearing is how many people have recovered, what long-term complications they've had, how many have died, how many current cases are there. It's just an ever-increasing number that is intended to strike fear in everybody's soul. 04:24 I want you to listen to this. This is, I'm not sure who this is, this Dawn Richardson, Director of Advocacy for NVIC. So in South Carolina, there was a bill just dropped that would remove the religious exemption for just the MMR vaccine for kids in child care, kids in school, and then also it would mandate the MMR vaccine without exemptions for people in college. Now, 04:51 This was filed because in Spartanburg County there's been an outbreak. About 95 % of the cases have occurred in this one county. But what's interesting in that county, they did a huge vaccination push. They vaccinated over 1200 kids aged six months to 11 m ...

Coach Tory and Coach Don open episode 410 with a show rundown. Tory issues corrections: when last week's undefeated Power Four teams segment released, North Carolina and Grand Canyon were also unbeaten. This week's City of the Week is Spartanburg, South Carolina, citing USC Upstate, nearby JUCOs, and the Tiger River softball complex. Player of the Week is a player recognized for commitment and rapid improvement despite little prior experience. Listener question asks how long pitchers should warm up; they stress that “ready” means able to locate every expected pitch (not just feeling loose), that travel-ball uncertainty can tempt corner-cutting, and that pitcher plans and honest fatigue communication help. The lead-off segment begins with part one of an interview with Ken Krause and Jay Bolden of the “From the Coach's Mouth” podcast: Ken coached travel ball ~15 years, shifted to full-time lessons; Jay is an educator who entered softball via a JV opening, played men's fastpitch, coached travel/high school, and has coached college while teaching pitching/hitting. They describe a guest-interview format plus occasional topic episodes  Key takeaways include lifelong learning, coaching the person first, and hearing elite coaches' doubts and growth journeys. They highlight Bill Hillhouse's influence on pitching mechanics and Rick Pauly's mentorship and and discuss increased crossover from men's fastpitch into women's programs. In cleanup, Coach Tory and Coach Don address travel-ball organizations pushing “D1 or bust,” arguing it's often marketing that discounts strong D2/NAIA options, overlooks playing time realities, and ignores that any college roster spot signifies a high-level player; they also note NIL/transfer portal dynamics. The coaching tip emphasizes written practice plans, “everyday drills,” targeting weaknesses with data, better staff coordination, and using past plans to prevent recurring problems.Support the show

A sermon on Romans 8:12-14 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on March 1, 2026 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

A sermon on 1 John 2:21-24 by assistant pastor Matt Shifflett. Preached on March 1, 2026, evening service, at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

Dr. Mike Harder begins a new series looking at who we are as a church. This week focuses on Colossians chapter one.

Who Are We? Always Only Jesus

Who Are We? Always Only Jesus

Dr. Mike Harder begins a new series looking at who we are as a church. This week focuses on Colossians chapter one.

HOUR 2 5th - Project Sparrow, the Data Center planned for Spartanburg has been cancelled 6th - Agents with the T.S.A. at airports are working now without pay 7th - 8th - These Democrats are always going to tell you they care about (blank)

H2-S1-Fri2/20/26-TCJS-Project Sparrow, the Data Center planned for Spartanburg has been cancelled

Episode Title: Sky Rings, Supreme Court Limits & Olympic Pride Runtime: ~35 minutes Tone: Fast-moving, high-energy, multi-topic flagship episode

A sermon on Romans 8:9-11 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on February 22, 2026 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

A sermon on 1 John 2:18-20 by assistant pastor Matt Shifflett. Preached on February 22, 2026, evening service, at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

Guest pastor Mike Glenn shares great insight as he brings our series in Daniel to a close.

Guest pastor Mike Glenn shares great insight as he brings our series in Daniel to a close.

Guest pastor Mike Glenn shares great insight as he brings our series in Daniel to a close.

Guest pastor Mike Glenn shares great insight as he brings our series in Daniel to a close.

This week, Mountain Murders examines the 1993 cold case of the Johnson family in Clifton, South Carolina. Mary Johnson, her husband Thomas, and their disabled son were found murdered in their home. Intro music by Joe Buck YourselfHosts Heather and DylanProud to partner with the Darkcast Network- this week we feature The Final Trace podcastwww.mountainmurderspodcast.comCheck out our merch shop! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mountain-murders--3281847/support.

From tech scandals to political drama, this episode covers the biggest stories shaking the U.S. and the world: Bill Gates & Epstein Fallout: Gates cancels India AI Summit amid controversy over past associations. Prince Andrew Arrested: Epstein scandal reverberates through the royal family. Colbert & FCC Equal-Time Law: Media censorship, election fairness, and liberal hypocrisy. NYC Dog Controversy: Activist sparks outrage over “Islamization” and indoor pets. Trump & Soleimani: Revisiting U.S. revenge, Iran tensions, and military history. AI & Ring Surveillance: Ring's Search Party, Flock Safety controversy, and Skynet-style networks. Retirement Planning Tips: Strategies from Common Sense Retirement Planning to protect income. Politics, culture, tech, and security collide — this episode covers the stories everyone is talking about.

From global tech scandals to local politics, this episode dives into: Bill Gates & Epstein Fallout: Gates cancels India AI Summit appearance amid backlash over past associations. Prince Andrew & Royal Scandals: How the Epstein files continue to shake high-profile figures. Colbert Controversy & Election Law: FCC equal-time rules, censorship claims, and media bias. NYC Dog Debate: Pro-Palestinian activist sparks outrage over “Islamization” and banning indoor pets. Trump & Soleimani: Revisiting U.S. military revenge, Iran tensions, and historical context. AI & Surveillance: Ring's new Search Party feature, Skynet-style networks, and the risks of connected cameras. Retirement Planning: Tips from Common Sense Retirement Planning to secure your future against market swings. From politics to tech, censorship to security, this episode covers the stories everyone is talking about — and the ones you might be missing.

From local politics to international conflicts, this episode covers it all: New York politics: How pro-Palestinian activists and allies of Mayor Eric Adams are sparking controversy over dogs and “cultural change.” Trump & Iran: Revisiting the killing of Qassem Soleimani and why Trump considered it a long-overdue act of justice for fallen U.S. personnel. War, vengeance, and politics: How 600+ U.S. military deaths in Iraq shaped foreign policy decisions. Financial focus: Tips on retirement planning from Common Sense Retirement Planning to maximize income and minimize risk. Accountability, culture, and strategic planning collide in this episode — from local dog bans to global conflict and financial security.

Tonight on the Carolina Weather Group, we open our archives for a special encore presentation covering three major weather anniversaries in the Carolinas.❄️ The "Granddaddy" of Them All: The Great Southeastern Snowstorm of 1973 (Original Air Date: 2023)First, we look back 50+ years to February 1973, when a historic storm dropped up to 24 inches of snow on South Carolina. Frank Strait and Melissa Griffin from the South Carolina State Climatology Office join us to discuss the records set by this event, including a verified blizzard in Florence, SC. We discuss the impacts, from thousands of stranded travelers on I-95 to thunder snow reported by cooperative observers.

A sermon on 1 John 2:15-17 by assistant pastor Matt Shifflett. Preached on February 15, 2026 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC. (Note: this sermon was preached with no notice due to an emergency)

Dr. Mike Harder continues his series in Daniel, incorporating a story from his own life about being stranded in a dangerous place, and how God rescued and delivered. “People want to know if our faith works.”

Dr. Mike Harder continues his series in Daniel, incorporating a story from his own life about being stranded in a dangerous place, and how God rescued and delivered. “People want to know if our faith works.”

Dr. Mike Harder continues his series in Daniel, incorporating a story from his own life about being stranded in a dangerous place, and how God rescued and delivered. “People want to know if our faith works.”

Dr. Mike Harder continues his series in Daniel, incorporating a story from his own life about being stranded in a dangerous place, and how God rescued and delivered. “People want to know if our faith works.”

A sermon on Romans 8:5-8 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on February 8, 2026 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

Charlie James 1/26/26 Hr2 Clip 2 - There was a walk out at Spartanburg High School

Charlie James Fri 2/6/26 Hr1 Clip 2 - Wayne in Spartanburg drove by Spartanburg High school - 8 students holding up mexican flag;

Buying & Selling a Business: The Legal Playbook Every Owner NeedsFeaturing Jordan Goewey of Thomas Fisher and Edwards P.A.If you're a business owner who thinks “I'll just sell my business one day and everything will work out” — this episode is required listening.In my practice, I spend a lot of time helping business owners increase the value of their businesses and prepare for an eventual exit. But today, we flip the script and talk about what actually happens during a sale — from a legal standpoint.This week's guest, Jordan Goewey, is an attorney who specializes in business transactions and works daily with owners buying and selling companies. We walk step-by-step through the real process, the real risks, and the real decisions that can either protect—or destroy—your outcome.If selling your business is even a remote possibility in the next few years, this episode will save you time, money, and stress.

Chris Gardner is chief financial officer at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. In this episode, Gardner joins our host Melissa Farley to discuss the evolving role of higher education CFOs, building authentic leadership through relationship-focused management, and navigating institutional identity in challenging times. "I want people to hopefully feel like they could approach me, that I could be a partner in whatever situation they were navigating. The CFO or business office can very easily get the reputation of being the office of 'no'," Gardner says, reflecting on the legacy he hopes to leave. "I would much rather be known as the office of 'I'm not sure, but let's try and figure it out.'" Gardner emphasizes the importance of partnership and creative problem-solving in financial leadership. Join us for a conversation with Gardner as he discusses implementing major technology transitions at a small institution, maintaining institutional identity in a changing higher education landscape, and developing the next generation of financial leaders through mentorship and empowerment. Links Check out NACUBO's other podcasts! Career Conversations NACUBO in Brief

A sermon on Romans 8:1-4 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on January 18, 2026 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

H4-Fri1/16/26-TCJS- "Antifa is calling for a mass protest at a Portland's I.C.E. agent home " , "Callers on WORD talk line; Josh Kimbrell Spartanburg Measles letter", "The LA County Sheriff's Departments will be arresting I.C.E. agents ", " Contact your state rep to vote in favor of HB 3310 - to close SC Primaries"

A measles outbreak in South Carolina is sparking intense debate over vaccination policies, religious exemptions, and vaccine efficacy.

Mike Switzer interviews Ricky Richardson, CEO of Eggs Up Grill in Spartanburg, SC.

H4-S2-Fri1/16/26-TCJS-Callers on WORD talk line; Josh Kimbrell Spartanburg Measles letter

Thursday, January 15th , 2026 - The Charlie James Show HOUR 1 1st - Snow in Western NC coming soon ; We got good unemployment news 2nd - These are not protests anymore, they are full out Insurrectionists 3rd - The airport in Minneapolis has had 6 million/week in luggage pass through 4th - President Trump just introduced his Great Healthcare Plan HOUR 2 5th - SC House District 38 Rep Josiah Magnuson on HB 3343 & 3310 6th - Measles outbreak in Spartanburg; State General Josh Kimbrell's letter 7th - Callers talking about Vaccine talk is the topic on the WORD talk line 8th - The Senate just passed a funding bill 82-15, but shutdown is possible HOUR 3 9th - BCBS put out a how-to Video on how to do a family childcare provider in MN 10th - There is a bill that will close the Primaries here in SC - H3310 11th - The SC G.O.P wants HB S33 ; Corruption in SC Politics 12th - JD Vance voted the tie breaking vote to not ban Trump with a War Powers Resolution HOUR 4 13th- They are here illegally, no matter how the Dems spin it 14th- Minnesota Mayor Jacob Fry saying crazy things in a press conference 15th- Calls on the WORD Talk line - MN Fraud : Brad Totkey is doxing ICE agents 16th- This applies to all sanctuary cities, Trump can use Insurrection act

H2-Thurs1/15/26-TCJS- "SC House District 38 Rep Josiah Magnuson on HB 3343 & 3310 " , " Measles outbreak in Spartanburg; State General Josh Kimbrell's letter" , "Callers talking about Vaccine talk is the topic on the WORD talk line " , " The Senate just passed a funding bill 82-15, but shutdown is possible"

H2-S2-Thurs1/15/26-TCJS- Measles outbreak in Spartanburg; State General Josh Kimbrell's letter about it

A sermon on 1 Peter 4:1-6 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on January 11, 2026 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

A sermon on 1 John 2:12-14 by assistant pastor Matt Shifflett. Preached on January 11, 2026, evening service, at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

A sermon on Luke 2:21-40 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on January 4, 2026 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

A sermon on Matthew 5:10-12 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on January 4, 2026, evening service, at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

A sermon on Philippians 3:13-14 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on December 28, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

Tara dives into a creepy, Orwellian trend sweeping the globe