In a truly sad turn of events, a 28 year-old professional basketball player collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack. The player’s name was Oscar Cabrera Adames—and he was a basketball player out in the Dominican Republic. And if his name sounds familiar to you, that might be because back in 2021, there was…
28-Year-Old Pro Basketball Player Dies of Heart Attack | Facts Matter
Wokeism Functions Like a Religion: Keri Smith on Escaping the Cult of Social Justice Ideology
“It’s a works-based faith.” Wokeism, and the broader social justice ideology, essentially functions like a religion, according to Keri Smith. We speak to Ms. Smith, host of Deprogrammed, about the reality and hypocrisy of the woke movement, and how she escaped from this ideology. …
White House Defends, UK’s Sunak Responds to Biden’s Decision to Send Ukraine Cluster Munitions
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defended the Biden administration’s decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine on Friday, when asked about the human rights issues related to this matter. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Saturday clarified that his country is part of the Convention on Cluster Munitions—a treaty that bans the use of…
[PREMIERING 7/9, 9PM ET] What Post-Vaccination Autopsies Show: Dr. Peter McCullough on New Analysis, Removed by Lancet | ATL:NOW
“The government narrative is still that people do not die after COVID-19 vaccination. And now we have the largest series of autopsies. And the autopsies really are incontrovertible,” says Dr. Peter McCullough, an internist, cardiologist, and epidemiologist. We discuss the paper he co-wrote, which did a systematic review of autopsies after COVID-19 vaccination that were…
PREMIERING NOW: Christian Postal Worker Prevails 9-0 in Big Win From SCOTUS
In today’s episode of Counterculture, Danielle showcases the hope being brought to our nation. She highlights recent decisions by the Supreme Court that are big wins in the fight to protect religious freedom. Danielle interviews Kelly Shackelford, founder and CEO of First Liberty Institute, about specific cases—like Groff vs. Dejoy—and how monumental these decisions are…
Christian Postal Worker Prevails 9-0 in Big Win From SCOTUS
In today’s episode of Counterculture, Danielle showcases the hope being brought to our nation. She highlights recent decisions by the Supreme Court that are big wins in the fight to protect religious freedom. Danielle interviews Kelly Shackelford, founder and CEO of First Liberty Institute, about specific cases—like Groff vs. Dejoy—and how monumental these decisions are…
‘God’s Children Are Not for Sale’: Eduardo Verástegui on the Success of ‘Sound of Freedom’
An independent film through Angel Studios is beating Hollywood at the box office. The movie, “Sound of Freedom,” follows a story about child sex trafficking along the U.S.–Mexico border. Here to speak with us about this is the film’s producer, Eduardo Verastegui, who also stars in the movie. …
[PREMIERING 7:30PM ET] Jonathan Ward: The Blueprint for American Victory Over the Chinese Communist Party
“They depend more on us than we depend on them … Fundamentally, the rise of China does not really continue from an economic perspective without access to Western markets, Western capital, and Western technology,” says Jonathan Ward. He is a China scholar, founder of the Atlas Organization, and author of “The Decisive Decade: American Grand…
W. A. Mozart: Symphony No. 41, 4th Movement | Vicente Chamber Orchestra, Zain Khan
Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K 551 (W. A. Mozart) I. Allegro vivace; C major II. Andante Cantabile; F major III. Menuetto, Allegretto IV. Molto Allegro Vicente Chamber Orchestra Zain Khan, Conductor Recorded Live on Oct. 8, 2022, at The Eli and Edythe Broad Stage, Santa Monica, California Camera and Sound: Nicholas Casillas Video…
Ohio Wesleyan University StreamOWU
OWU Department of Performing Arts presents Chamber Choir Dr. Jason Hiester, conductor Missa brevis in F, KV 192 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Benedictus Agnus Dei Devin Copfer, violin 1 Nora Dukart, violin 2 Karen Koger, cello Chien-Hui Wong, continuo Dr. Jason Hiester, conductor CHAMBER CHOIR Soprano Tenor Karley Ackert, Noah Green Nina…
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