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This week on Radio Night Live, the conversation is as lively as ever! Kevin McCullough and his co-host Cristyne Nicholas dive into the world of music, fashion, and history. They're joined by Francine LeFrack, Co-Producer of the off-Broadway musical "Music City," and Founder of the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation and Same Sky Foundation. "Music City," is making waves with its talented cast and immersive experience. Francine shares her passion for the show and the talented individuals behind it, and Kevin can't help but be won over by the music and the energy of the production.

The episode also takes a trip back in time with a visit to the Frick Collection, where they meet Yifu Liu, Anne L. Poulet Curatorial Fellow at The Frick Collection and Organizer of the exhibit "Ruffles and Ribbons: Fashion Plates from the Time of Marie Antoinette." Yifu shares the fascinating story behind the exhibit and the significance of Marie Antoinette's influence on fashion. Meanwhile, Kevin and Cristyne discuss their recent experiences on a harbor cruise and their upcoming plans for the weekend.

As always, the conversation is engaging and informative, covering a range of topics from music to history to the city's cultural scene. Cristyne also share her recommendations for things to do and see in the city, from the Frick Collection to the off-Broadway musical "Music City."

If you're looking for a fun and entertaining listen, this episode of Radio Night Live is a must-listen. Tune in to hear the full conversation and learn more about the fascinating topics discussed.

This week on That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough dives into the latest news and current events, including the ongoing conflict with Iran and the implications of the US's decision to pause its retaliatory bombing campaign. He also discusses the importance of living a life that is grounded in faith and the need to prioritize our spiritual walk with the Lord.

In this episode, Kevin talks to Dr. Joel Grassi, senior lead pastor at Commonwealth Community Baptist Church in the Bronx, New York, about the importance of living a life that is different from the world around us. They discuss how Christians are called to be peculiar people, living with a heavenly hope and a different perspective on the world. They also talk about the need to prioritize our spiritual walk with the Lord, including reading the Bible, praying, and being involved in the greater mission of bringing people into the Kingdom.

Kevin also shares his thoughts on the recent news about the Iranian regime and the US's decision to pause its bombing campaign. He discusses the importance of standing firm against evil and the need to prioritize our faith in the face of adversity. He also talks to Dr. Gina Loudon about the implications of the US's decision and the potential consequences of the ongoing conflict.

Kevin & Cristyne Nicholas take listeners on a journey through the history of New York City, specifically the pivotal moment when it was occupied by the British during the American Revolution. Kevin & Cristyne share fascinating stories and anecdotes about the city's past, from the reading of the Declaration of Independence to the significance of the King George III statue in Bowling Green Park.

The conversation delves into the experiences of General George Washington, who led the Continental Army, and the impact of the war on the city. Kevin & Cristyne also discuss the importance of preserving history, especially for younger generations who are often distracted by social media and short attention spans. A revolutionary trail app is mentioned, which uses augmented reality to bring historical sites to life.

The episode also touches on the significance of the American Revolution and its relevance to current events, including the influx of immigrants seeking freedom and democracy. Kevin & Cristyne emphasize the importance of understanding and appreciating the sacrifices made by those who fought for liberty and the value of preserving this history for future generations.

In this episode, Kevin also shares some practical tips for living a life that is grounded in faith, including the importance of memorizing Scripture and being involved in the local church. He also talks about the need to prioritize our spiritual walk with the Lord and to live a life that is different from the world around us. If you're looking for a dose of encouragement and inspiration, tune in to this episode of That Kevin Show.

An Excerpt from The Price of Saying What Was True on Townhall.com

I knew she was right. I knew I was right. And I never had any doubt.

Of course, the people who were dead wrong are moving the goalposts. It’s the only way to save face. That’s why J.K. Rowling’s recent observation struck such a nerve.

Watching public opinion continue to shift, Rowling wrote, “As the vibe shifts… the obvious place to start is, ‘It’s not that I couldn’t see your point, but did you have to say it that way?’”

That caught my attention because I think she’s exactly right.

As more voices begin distancing themselves from ideas they once defended with unwavering confidence, the conversation has quietly changed. It isn’t, “Were we wrong?” It’s, “Did you really have to say it that way?”

That’s an extraordinary shift. That caught my attention. The debate itself seemed to have shifted.

Because it suggests the argument is no longer about whether uncomfortable facts should be faced. It’s about whether the people who spoke those facts aloud were polite enough while doing it.

For years, Americans watched an intense cultural battle unfold over questions that reached far beyond politics. Parents questioned whether children should receive irreversible medical interventions for gender dysphoria. Female athletes objected to competing against biological males. Women raised concerns about privacy and safety in sex-separated spaces. Physicians, researchers, teachers, and ordinary citizens asked whether dissent from prevailing orthodoxy would still be tolerated.

Too often, the response wasn’t a debate. It was punishment.

Ask uncomfortable questions and you risked losing your reputation. Parents were branded extremists for asking what schools were teaching their own children. Medical professionals who questioned prevailing practices found themselves under enormous professional pressure. Researchers, journalists, and ordinary citizens learned there was a price for refusing to repeat ideas they believed were false.

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This week, we're celebrating a major milestone in American history - the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. But as we look back on this pivotal moment, we're also reminded of the complexities and challenges that have shaped our nation. In this episode, we explore the intersection of faith, freedom, and the American dream.

That KEVIN Show takes us on a journey through the history of the American Revolution, highlighting the significance of the Declaration of Independence and the events that led up to it. We hear from Peter-Christian Aigner, Director of the Gotham Center for New York City History and Co-Founder of the Revolutionary Trail App and Echoes of Revolution App; who shares insights into the revolutionary trail of New York City and the New York region. We also delve into the story of the Battle for New York, a lesser known but crucial part of the American Revolution.

Meanwhile, we're also discussing the importance of faith and freedom in our lives. Kevin McCullough talks to Patrice Onwuka, Vice President of Economic Policy at Independent Women. A no-nonsense mom and expert on economics; she discusses the Trump accounts initiative, which aims to give children a boost in their financial future. We also explore the concept of Trump accounts for adults, which could potentially provide an alternative to Social Security.

In this episode, we're also tackling the challenges of parenting and how to give each child the individual attention they need. Kevin chats with Shelley Goldberg, a parenting expert, about the importance of making time for each child and finding ways to show them love and affection in their unique love languages.

An Excerpt from The Platner Effect on Townhall.com

Every now and then a political story comes along that’s bigger than the person whose name ends up in the headline.

I think this is one of those stories.

I’ve been watching the coverage surrounding Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner for several days. Platner has denied a sexual assault allegation made against him. Prominent Democratic leaders, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, and other party officials have called on him to withdraw. Those are the reported facts. The allegation remains denied and has not been adjudicated in court.

On this episode, he's weighing in on the latest news, from President Trump's comments on NATO to the importance of living a life of spiritual poverty. But first, he's sharing his own personal story of weight loss and how he's found a program that's working for him. PhD Weight Loss is a program that's all about eating healthy and feeling good, and Kevin's excited to share his results with his listeners.

This episode is packed with great conversations, including a discussion with Will Biagini, Campus Reform Assistant Editor, about the latest news in education. Kevin's also talking to Michelle Lazor, the creator of Mud Hen Mama, an online bookstore that's all about providing families with great books that align with a biblical worldview. And, of course, he's sharing his thoughts on the latest news, from the Supreme Court's decision on Title IX to the importance of getting our kids to read more.

One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of living a life of spiritual poverty. Kevin's guest, Dr. Joel Grassi, explains that being poor in spirit means recognizing our own spiritual poverty and being willing to share the riches of God's grace with others. It's a message that's especially relevant in a culture that often values wealth and material possessions over spiritual growth.

If you're looking for a program that can help you live a healthier lifestyle, Kevin's got you covered. He's sharing his experience with PhD Weight Loss and how it's helped him lose weight and feel great. And if you're concerned about the books your kids are reading, Michelle Lazor's got a resource for you. Check out Mud Hen Mama and get 15% off your first purchase with the code KEVIN15. Don't miss this episode of The Kevin McCullough Show!

As the city that never sleeps, New York is no stranger to drama, and today's episode of Radio Night Live is no exception. A high-rise building in Midtown was evacuated due to a potential collapse, leaving many wondering about the fragility of life and the importance of faith. But amidst the chaos, our hosts take a step back to discuss the human side of travel, from the benefits of solo time to the importance of safety on the high seas.

In this episode, our hosts delve into the world of travel, discussing everything from the rise of gluten-free cruises to the surprising benefits of taking time apart from your partner on vacation. They also tackle the topic of airline prices, which have skyrocketed due to the war in Iran, and explore the importance of being smart and safe while traveling, especially for young women. With a mix of humor and practical advice, our hosts offer a refreshing take on the world of travel and relationships.

From the highs of a romantic getaway to the lows of a potentially disastrous cruise, our hosts cover it all. They chat with a travel expert about the benefits of gluten-free cruises and the growing demand for this type of vacation. They also discuss the importance of taking time apart from your partner on vacation, citing a recent study that shows couples who take time for themselves tend to be happier and more connected.

So if you're looking for a fresh perspective on travel and relationships, tune in to this episode of Radio Night Live. Our hosts offer practical advice and real talk on the ups and downs of traveling and being in a relationship. Join us as we explore the world of travel and relationships, and discover the importance of taking time for yourself and being smart and safe on the road.

In the heart of Manhattan, a 38-story building in Midtown was evacuated due to concerns of collapse, leaving residents and businesses in a state of uncertainty. As the city's infrastructure is put to the test, our host reflects on the fragility of life and the importance of faith. In a world where we often take our surroundings for granted, he shares a personal anecdote about the impermanence of things and the need to trust in a higher power.

This episode delves into the intersection of faith and work, exploring how our daily lives are a reflection of our values and priorities. A discussion with Dr. Joel Grassi delves into the biblical concept of work as a blessing, rather than a curse. They examine the example of Jesus, who worked as a carpenter, and how this informs our understanding of our own roles in the world. The conversation also touches on the importance of being good stewards of our time, talents, and resources.

In other news, a Democratic Socialist candidate in Maine has been accused of rape, leading to a heated debate about the party's stance on the issue. Our host weighs in on the situation, highlighting the need for accountability and the importance of voting for the best candidate in the primary election. He also discusses the potential benefits of a three-year bachelor's degree program, which could reduce the cost of higher education and make it more accessible to students.

The episode concludes with a discussion on the NATO summit in Turkey, where President Trump is pushing for European allies to increase their defense spending and take a stronger stance against Russia. Kevin talks to KT McFarland, a seasoned expert on international relations, about the complexities of the situation and the need for a unified approach to address the challenges facing the alliance.

An Excerpt From: The Next Great American Frontier on Townhall.com

It was one of those moments you don't forget.

On Saturday, I had the privilege of joining a broadcast aboard the USS Intrepid. As classic warbirds took to the skies—followed and preceded by the most lethal fighting aircraft ever built—the entire spectacle spoke to me. Deeply.

Our ability to design the F/A-18, the F-22, and the F-35, launch them from sea and land, and watch them perform with breathtaking precision is one of the chief reasons evil tyrants around the globe think twice before testing America.

The fact that we use such innovation and overwhelming power in defense of freedom—and not for conquest—is a testament to both American military strength and American restraint.

But it also made me ask a different question.

How do we stay ahead of the rest of the world? How do we preserve that freedom not just for today, but for the next 50 or 100 years?

I believe a significant part of President Trump’s strategy answers that question in two words:

Energy dominance. Not energy independence. Energy dominance.

There’s a difference. Independence means meeting your own needs. Dominance means having so much energy that you shape the future for everyone else. President Trump understands that energy has become the world’s most valuable currency.

This weekend, the Marxist mayor of New York City was telling residents to keep their thermostats set at 78 degrees because, supposedly, it was the only way to protect the electrical grid. Meanwhile, his own air conditioning remained comfortably paid for, and his wife escaped the heat with a trip to Spain. The message was simple enough: you sacrifice… they’ll manage.

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In the heart of New York City, the iconic Times Square is buzzing with excitement as we mark a major milestone - America's 250th birthday. Join Kevin McCullough and his guests as they explore the significance of this momentous occasion and what it means for the country's future.

In this special episode, Kevin is joined by KT McFarland, a former Deputy National Security Advisor, who shares her insights on America's role on the global stage and the importance of civilian control of the military. She highlights the country's unique history and the reasons why America remains a beacon of hope and freedom. Meanwhile, Christine Nicholas, a tourism expert, discusses the impact of tourism on the US economy and what makes America a desirable destination for visitors from around the world.

The conversation also touches on the upcoming Sail Forth event, where tall ships from around the world will gather in New York Harbor to celebrate America's 250th birthday. Chris O'Brien shares the details of this spectacular event, which promises to be an unforgettable experience.

As the episode comes to a close, the hosts reflect on what makes America resilient and strong, from its history of immigration to its commitment to freedom and democracy. Join Kevin and his guests as they explore these themes and more in this special episode celebrating America's 250th birthday.

To hear more about America's 250th birthday, the Sail Forth event, and what makes this country so special, tune in to this episode of The Kevin Show.

This week on the show, we're talking about the intersection of faith and freedom in America. As we celebrate our nation's 250th birthday, we're exploring what it means to be a Christian nation and how our faith informs our values and actions. Joining us is Harris Faulkner, a Fox News Channel anchor and author of the book "Faith Still Moves Mountains," which explores the power of faith in everyday life.

In this episode, we're discussing the importance of faith in shaping our culture and society. Harris shares her personal story of how her faith has influenced her career as a journalist and her passion for sharing the stories of others who have experienced miracles and epiphanies. We're also talking about the current state of faith in America, where a recent survey shows that 37% of US adults say religion is gaining influence. This is a significant shift from 2002, and it's sparking conversations about the role of faith in our lives and communities.

We're also diving into the world of science and medicine, where a new breakthrough in Parkinson's disease treatment is giving hope to those affected by this debilitating condition. Our Wellness Wednesday guest is Cuong Do, CEO of BioVie Inc., a clinical-stage company developing innovative drug therapies for the treatment of neurological and neurodegenerative disorders and advanced liver disease. He is working on a new drug therapy that addresses both motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's, offering a potential game-changer for those living with this disease.

Tune in to hear more about these topics and how they intersect with our faith and values. Join the conversation and discover how faith, freedom, and science are shaping our world today.

**Celebrating America's 250th Birthday and the Importance of Understanding Our Founding Principles**

This week, we're kicking off a special celebration of America's 250th birthday, and we're taking a closer look at the country's founding principles. Join us as we explore the significance of the Declaration of Independence and the importance of understanding our nation's history. We'll also be discussing the current state of our country and how we can work together to preserve the liberties that God has given us.

In this episode, we're joined by Sam Gallucci, a pastor from Embraced Church in Oxnard, California, who shares his insights on the biblical context of government and public policy. We'll be discussing the role of Christians in politics and how we can make a positive impact in our communities. We'll also be talking about the importance of understanding the Declaration of Independence and the principles it represents.

We'll also be diving into the world of finance and discussing the benefits of investing in precious metals. Our guest, David Fischer, will be sharing his expertise on how to diversify your portfolio and reduce your financial risk. We'll be exploring the current market trends and how you can take advantage of the bull market in gold and silver.

In this episode, we'll be discussing some of the most pressing issues facing our country, from the Supreme Court's recent decision on late ballots to the importance of understanding our founding principles. We'll also be talking about the benefits of investing in precious metals and how you can take control of your financial future. Join us as we explore these topics and more in this special episode celebrating America's 250th birthday.

Don't miss this thought-provoking episode as we explore the complexities of our country's history and the importance of preserving our liberties. Listen now and discover how you can make a positive impact in your community and take control of your financial future.

In this episode, Kevin McCullough dives into the latest news and updates on the Save America Act, a bill that aims to ensure the integrity of our elections. He discusses the recent Supreme Court decisions that have favored the Trump administration, including the ruling on immigration and the Second Amendment. Kevin also talks about the importance of protecting our daughters and the need for parents to be aware of the ideologies being pushed in schools.

The conversation also touches on the topic of faith and how it relates to our daily lives. Kevin is joined by Andrew Columbia, a senior pastor at Mount Carmel Bible Church in New York, to discuss Romans 13:4 and the role of government in our lives. They explore the concept of servant leadership and how it applies to our understanding of authority and power.

In addition to these thought-provoking discussions, Kevin also shares a personal story about his experience with the Angel Tree program, which provides a week-long Christian camp experience for children of prisoners. He encourages listeners to support this initiative and help send kids to camp.

Celebrating America's 250th Birthday in Times Square!!!

In the heart of New York City, the world's most iconic intersection, Times Square, is buzzing with excitement as the country celebrates its 250th birthday. This special episode of the Kevin McCullough Show brings together a star-studded lineup of guests, including Cristyne Nicholas, CEO of Nicholas and Lence Communications; and Lou Basenese, host of The Big Skinny, to discuss the significance of America's history and its people.

As the country marks this milestone anniversary, the conversation delves into the nation's founding principles, its military strength, and the importance of unity. The guests share their perspectives on what makes America unique, from its system of government to its people's resilience in the face of adversity. They also discuss the role of tourism in showcasing America's greatness and the impact of the World Cup on the city's economy.

As the city that never sleeps, New York's iconic Times Square is a melting pot of cultures, entertainment, and freedom. This vibrant hub is celebrating its 250th anniversary, and we're live on the ground to experience it firsthand.

In this special episode, we're joined by Tom Harris, the president of the Times Square Alliance, who shares his insights on what makes this iconic place tick. From hosting over 1,000 events a year to being a living laboratory for American freedoms, Tom reveals the secrets behind Times Square's enduring appeal. We also delve into the importance of celebrating diversity and the power of live theater, which brings people together like nowhere else.

As we explore the city that never sleeps, we discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the tourism industry and how Times Square has bounced back stronger than ever. Tom shares his thoughts on the importance of focusing on the positive and not letting one bad headline define the narrative. We also chat about the incredible array of restaurants, theaters, and experiences that make Times Square a must-visit destination.

The episode also touches on the Revolutionary Trail, a new augmented reality experience that brings history to life in New York City. This innovative project allows visitors to explore the city's role in the American Revolution and experience the sights and sounds of the past. Additionally, the conversation highlights the importance of prayer and patriotism, with TED KNUDSEN sharing a unique initiative to encourage Americans to come together and pray for their country on July 4th.

Join Kevin McCullough, Cristyne Nicholas, Lou Basenese & guests as they explore the rich history and culture of America and discover what makes this country so special.

Listen to this special episode to learn more about the people, places, and events that have shaped America's story.

An Excerpt from This Is America, FIFA

There are a lot of things visitors should know before coming to America.

Tip your server.

Don’t stand in the middle of the sidewalk in Manhattan.

And for the love of all things holy, don’t try to tell Americans what flags they’re allowed to wave.

Apparently, nobody shared that last one with FIFA.

This week, Iranian fans attending World Cup events at SoFi Stadium showed up carrying the historic Lion and Sun flag — the symbol that represented Iran long before the Ayatollahs hijacked the country and turned it into a theocratic hostage situation with oil reserves.

And FIFA, in its infinite wisdom, decided this was a problem. Imagine that.

The regime that funds terror proxies, beats women, imprisons dissidents, hangs protesters, censors journalists, and spends its time threatening neighbors isn’t the problem.

The people carrying a flag opposing that regime are. Brilliant.

Only an international bureaucracy could arrive at a conclusion that stupid.

Let’s be clear about something.

The Lion and Sun flag isn’t some fringe symbol cooked up on social media six months ago. It represents a Persia and an Iran that existed long before the current regime. It is the banner carried by countless Iranian dissidents precisely because they reject what the Ayatollahs have done to their country.

That’s why the regime hates it. And that’s why FIFA should have kept its hands off it.

Instead, FIFA looked at a stadium full of people fleeing one of the most hateful regimes on earth and somehow concluded the problem was the people.

That’s not wisdom. That’s moral stupidity.

The Ayatollahs spend decades silencing opposition, and FIFA decides the opposition is who needs policing. The Ayatollahs are terrified of dissent, and FIFA practically volunteers to help manage it.

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ART SHAMSKY, legendary baseball player, member of the 1969 Miracle Mets and author of books The Magnificent Seasons: How the Jets, Mets, and Knicks Made Sports History and Uplifted a City and the Country and Mets Stories I Only Tell My Friends.

CLINT RAMOS, Visual Director for Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City. 

This week on Radio Night Live, the city is buzzing with excitement as the Knicks parade brought out millions of fans to celebrate their NBA championship win. The energy was palpable, with people of all ages and backgrounds coming together to cheer on their team. But amidst the joy and celebration, there were also some tense moments, including a few "knuckleheads" who tried to climb on scaffolding to get a better view.

The episode delves into the details of the parade, with the hosts discussing the estimated two to four million people in attendance and the challenges of getting into the parade area. They also touch on the importance of community and unity, highlighting how the Knicks' win brought people together in a way that transcended individualism. The conversation also explores the parallels between the 1969 Mets and the current Knicks team, with a legendary baseball player, Art Shamsky sharing his insights on what made those teams so special.

The episode also features a fascinating conversation with CLINT RAMOS, Visual Director for Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City. He is currently working on a project at Lincoln Center, where they're creating a vibrant and inclusive space for the Summer for the City festival. Clint discusses the importance of community engagement and the role of art in bringing people together.

If you want to hear more about the excitement of the Knicks parade, the parallels between the 1969 Mets and the current Knicks team, and the creative vision behind Lincoln Center's Summer for the City festival, tune in to this episode of Radio Night Live.

An excerpt from These People Are Nuts! on Townhall.com

Three different high-profile people have pulled me aside over the last several days. All three conversations were off the record. All three involved people whose names you would know instantly. And all three were worked up about Donald Trump's apparent agreement with Iran.  

One called it appeasement. Another called it surrender. A third said Trump was giving away America's leverage for free.

I listened to all of them. I asked questions. I let them make their case. And when each conversation ended, I walked away thinking exactly the same thing: These people are nuts.

I don't say that lightly. These are accomplished people. Smart people. Influential people.

But on this issue? Nuts.

In fact, the more I thought about what they were saying, the more off balance I became. 

What has me off balance is how otherwise intelligent people can miss something this obvious. These are not stupid people. They're successful. They're respected. They've spent years around politics, diplomacy, and foreign policy. Yet somehow, they've convinced themselves that leverage should never actually be used. That's like spending years sharpening an axe and then refusing to swing it because you might dull the blade.

It's crazy.

One of them spent nearly 10 minutes explaining how Trump was giving away all of America's leverage. I kept waiting for him to explain what exactly he thought leverage was for.

To frame it? To put it in a trophy case? To admire it from a distance? The entire purpose of leverage is to use it. That's what makes this criticism so bizarre.

Iran didn't wake up one morning and decide to negotiate because the ayatollah had a change of heart. 

Iran came to the table because of pressure. Because of sanctions. Because of military realities. Because its options became increasingly limited. In other words, because leverage worked.

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                               How Do We Live - A Conversation on Leverage and Faith

This week on How Do We Live, we're diving into two thought-provoking discussions that will challenge your perspectives on leverage, faith, and the world around us. Kevin McCullough is joined by Dr. Joey Newton, a pastor and teacher at Newtown Bible Church in Connecticut, to explore the story of the rich young ruler and what it teaches us about valuing Christ above all else. They discuss how God's sovereignty is the key to understanding this story and how it relates to our own lives.

                                                        Wellness Wednesday

In the second half of the episode, Kevin is joined by Dr. Monique Yohanan, a physician and healthcare leader, to talk about the importance of accountability and transparency in healthcare. They discuss her new Op-Ed in Townhall.com, What’s in Your Kid’s Snacks That Europe Won’t Allow. Dr. Yohanan's article explores the MAHA agenda and its efforts to address chronic disease by focusing on lifestyle changes, such as diet and exercise. They also delve into the topic of food dyes and how they can be problematic for kids, particularly those with a genetic predisposition to hyperactivity.

Meanwhile, Kevin shares a personal story about his own experiences at Christian camp and how it shaped his faith. He also talks about the Angel Tree program, which provides summer camp experiences for kids of incarcerated parents, and how it can be a life-changing experience for these young people.

As we navigate the complexities of the world around us, it's essential to remember that our faith and values should guide our actions and decisions. Join Kevin as he explores these topics and encourages listeners to think critically about the world and their place in it. Listen to the full episode to hear more about these discussions and how they relate to your life.

This week on Radio Night Live! Travel Tuesday, Kevin McCullough is joined by travel expert Linda Perillo to discuss the latest news in travel and beyond. But before diving into the world of travel, Kevin shares a fascinating story about the New York Knicks' historic basketball season, highlighting the team's teamwork and determination. He also talks about the recent deal between the US and Iran, which could lead to a significant shift in the region's dynamics.

The conversation then shifts to a more lighthearted topic, as Kevin and Linda discuss the importance of trying new foods while traveling. They share a humorous story about a man who attempted to bring butter through airport security to see how the TSA would react. Linda also shares her own experiences with trying to bring back specialty foods from her travels and offers some practical advice on how to avoid getting caught with contraband.

In the second half of the episode, Kevin and Linda discuss the new TSA Gold Plus program, which aims to privatize screening at more US airports. This program could be a game-changer for travelers, especially during times of government shutdowns. Kevin and Linda weigh in on the pros and cons of this new program and offer some valuable insights for listeners.

If you're interested in hearing more about the Knicks' incredible season, the US-Iran deal, and the latest travel tips and tricks, tune in to this episode of Radio Night Live. Kevin and Linda have a lively and informative conversation that's not to be missed.

An Excerpt from An American 250 Story on Townhall.com

As the basket dropped to tie the game 83-83, I gently woke my bride from the couch.

She had endured enough already.

The emotional swings. The blown coverages. The missed calls. The impossible shots by San Antonio. The first 95 percent of the game had been a stress test for even the most devoted Knicks fan, and somewhere around the middle of the third quarter, exhaustion finally overtook her.

But the final blows in this series were about to be traded. And she wasn’t missing this.

Playing what felt like five-on-eight for most of the night, the New York Knicks finally grabbed their first lead late in the fourth quarter. Madison Avenue swagger met blue-collar stubbornness. And as had become the pattern throughout the Finals, the Knicks adjusted when it mattered most.

Mitchell Robinson—a backup center and arguably the least graceful free-throw shooter in modern basketball—ripped down a rebound that changed the game. Bench players made the extra pass. They milked the clock. They punished the Spurs for helping too aggressively off shooters.

And Jalen Brunson—who has clearly rehearsed these moments in empty gyms his entire life—did what leaders do.

He penetrated the lane, collapsed the defense, found open shooters, hit short jumpers in traffic, absorbed contact, and calmly buried free throws while twenty thousand hostile Texans screamed themselves hoarse.

Then came the final twenty-six seconds. The Knicks built the lead to four. 

And they never surrendered it again.

When the buzzer sounded and the trophy was handed over, what struck me wasn’t arrogance.

It was gratitude.

No chest-thumping dynasty behavior. No manufactured villain energy. No self-obsessed theatrics.

Just imperfect players, overcoming deeper talent, on the road, against overwhelming odds, acknowledging one another, acknowledging God, and understanding fully what it took to arrive there.

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This week on Radio Night Live, the excitement is palpable as the hosts dive into the rich history of New York City and the upcoming celebrations of America's 250th birthday. From the thrilling world of sports to the fascinating world of history, this episode has it all. Join Kevin McCullough and Cristyne Nicholas & their guests as they explore the city's iconic landmarks, its people, and its stories.

The conversation starts with a lively discussion about the New York Knicks' historic win, with a special guest sharing his insights on the team's remarkable journey. But that's not all - the hosts also talk to Chris O'Brien, the mastermind behind the Tall Ships coming to New York City for the 250th anniversary celebrations. You'll learn about the incredible undertaking that's bringing together nations from around the world and the amazing ships that will be on display.

The episode also delves into the history of Lower Manhattan w/Jessica Lappin is the President of the Alliance for Downtown New York. Where you'll discover the city's role in the American Revolution and the significance of its landmarks. 

Peter Christian Eigner, the director of the Gotham Center for New York City History, shares his expertise on the city's fascinating past and introduces us to the Revolutionary Trail app, a game-changing tool that brings history to life.

Don't miss this engaging episode, packed with fascinating stories, insights, and surprises. Tune in to hear the full conversation and learn more about the exciting events happening in New York City this summer.

This week on the show, we're tackling some of the toughest issues facing our nation, from the importance of faith in our families to the complexities of foreign policy in the Middle East. Join us as we explore the intersection of faith, family, and politics with special guests Bishop Nelson and Tom Tradup.

In this episode, we're discussing the value of community and companionship in our lives, and how God's design for marriage and family is a key part of that. We're also diving into the world of foreign policy, where tensions between Iran and Israel are escalating. Our guest, Jacob Olidort, shares his expertise on the Middle East and the role of Hesbela in the region. Plus, we're talking about the importance of election integrity and the Save America Act, which aims to ensure that only eligible voters are participating in our democracy.

But it's not all serious business - we're also having some fun with our friend Linda Perillo, who's sharing her expertise on the world of travel and tourism. And, as always, we're highlighting the amazing work of Prison Fellowship and their Angel Tree program, which is providing a lifeline to children of incarcerated parents.

If you're looking for a dose of hope and inspiration, you won't want to miss this episode. Tune in to hear our guests share their insights and experiences, and to learn more about the issues that are shaping our world. Listen now and join the conversation!

As the city comes alive with excitement, our hosts are discussing the latest developments in the world of travel and sports. On this episode of Radio Night Live, Kevin McCullough and Linda Perillo dive into the world of travel, sharing their thoughts on the upcoming Celiac cruise and the importance of taking time for oneself on vacation.

In this episode, Kevin and Linda discuss the surprising trend of couples taking dedicated alone time on shared vacations, which can actually improve overall enjoyment and reduce tension. They also talk about the rising cost of airline tickets due to the war in Iran, and how it's impacting travelers. Additionally, they share some practical tips for staying safe on cruises, including being mindful of one's surroundings and keeping personal information private.

Kevin and Linda also share their personal experiences with travel, from Kevin's hilarious story about his wife's gluten-free cooking to Linda's advice on how to stay safe on cruises. They also discuss the importance of being aware of one's surroundings and taking steps to protect oneself, especially for young women traveling alone.

If you're planning a trip or just love to hear about the latest travel trends, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Kevin and Linda's expert advice and insights on how to make the most of your next vacation.