That KEVIN Show

This week on Radio Night Live, we're talking about the best of the best in New York City! From the iconic Javits Center to the vibrant Harlem Holiday Lights, we're shining a spotlight on the city's most exciting events and attractions. Join us as we chat with the CEO of the Javits Center, Joyce Leveston, about the center's recent recognition as a "Great Place to Work" and the exciting events happening this fall and winter. We'll also be talking to Barbara Askins, the president and CEO of the 125th Street Business Improvement District, about the Harlem Holiday Lights parade and the community's efforts to make the holiday season bright.

Join us as Dr. Laura Purdy, the founder of Swell Care, discusses the critical issues affecting our nation's heroes and the innovative solutions being developed to support them. Hear Dr. Laura Purdy's inspiring story and learn more about the work being done to improve veteran care. From the importance of medical freedom to the need for continued research, she offers a nuanced perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing our nation's veterans. With her unique blend of military experience and medical expertise, she provides a refreshing take on the issues that matter most.

This Veterans Day, we're taking a moment to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who have served our country. But we're also looking at the challenges they face when it comes to their healthcare. Dr. Laura Purdy, the founder of Swell Care, joins the conversation to discuss the state of veteran care and the innovative approaches being taken to address the unique needs of our nation's heroes. Dr. Purdy shares her insights on the VA's progress, highlighting both the improvements made and the areas that still need attention. She also delves into the pressing issue of veteran suicide, and the promising research into psychedelics as a potential treatment for PTSD. From the importance of medical freedom to the need for continued research, she offers a nuanced perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing our nation's veterans.

Kevin McCullough and Linda Perillo dive into the aftermath of the recent election, discussing the implications of a divided nation and the challenges that lie ahead. With the Democrats taking control of the House and the Republicans holding the Senate, the stage is set for a battle between two ideologies. But what does this mean for the future of America? Kevin and Linda explore the complexities of the current political landscape, discussing the rise of socialism and the potential consequences of a Marxist government. They also touch on the importance of national security, the economy, and the role of the judiciary in shaping the country's future. With the 2028 presidential election on the horizon, the stakes are high, and the conversation is timely and thought-provoking.

That Kevin Show dives into the complexities of faith, freedom, and the human spirit. Join Kevin McCullough as he explores the intersection of these themes with his guests, including Steve Hawthorne, a pastor and author, and Todd Chapman, a representative from Christian Solidarity International. They discuss the importance of living a life of purpose and faith, even in the face of adversity and pain. From the struggles of the church to the fight against human trafficking, this episode is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit. Kevin and his guests tackle tough topics like the challenges of ministry, the importance of community, and the need for hope and healing. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of community and support in times of struggle. Steve Hawthorne shares his own experiences of leaving a church and finding a new sense of purpose, while Todd Chapman talks about the work of Christian Solidarity International in liberating slaves and providing hope to those in need. 

Kevin McCullough dives into the world of faith and freedom, discussing the importance of living a life that honors God, even in the midst of imperfection. He's joined by Pastor Steve Hawthorne, who shares his new book, "Still Worth It," a reflection on 25 years of ministry, mess, and the faithfulness of God. They explore the concept of being a "clay vessel" and how God's power shines through our weaknesses. Kevin also talks to Hogan Gidley about voter integrity and the recent midterm elections, discussing the decline of faith in elections and the need for transparency. They also touch on the topic of immigration reform and the potential for unity across party lines. Additionally, Kevin shares his thoughts on the market, discussing the impact of the midterm elections on the economy and the potential for a shift towards alternative assets like gold and silver. If you're looking for a way to make a difference in the lives of those affected by human trafficking, consider supporting Christian Solidarity International. 

This week on Radio Night Live, the conversation is all about Broadway and the magic of live theater. Join Kevin McCullough, Cristyne Nicholas & their guest, Zach Stewart, chief critic at Theater Mania; as they dive into the latest news and trends on the Great White Way. From the upcoming revival of Much Ado About Nothing to the highly anticipated musical, Dolly, this episode is a must-listen for any theater enthusiast. They also talk about the upcoming revival of The Sound of Music and the new musical, Warriors, which is set to open in the spring. Zach shares his insights on the latest trends and must-see shows; while Kevin & Cristyne share their own thoughts on the state of Broadway. They also touch on the importance of giving back, as Kevin & Cristyne discuss the upcoming Veterans Day fundraiser at Fenice Pizzeria in Pelham, New York. John Gristina, the owner of Fenice, joins the conversation to talk about his efforts to support the Gary Sinise Foundation and the impact of food insecurity on veterans.

Kevin McCullough dives into the world of politics and faith, discussing the latest news and trends that are shaping our nation. From the upcoming congressional elections to the importance of living a courageous life as a Christian, Kevin tackles tough topics with his signature blend of humor and insight. Kevin talks to Chris Stegall, the newly elected congressman from Missouri's 6th district, about his campaign and what he hopes to achieve in his first term. They also discuss the challenges facing the Republican Party and how they can work to build a stronger, more united front. Meanwhile, Kevin also chats with Luke and Joel Smallbone, the brothers behind the popular Christian band For King and Country, about their new holiday film, Drummer Boy. This heartwarming story of forgiveness and redemption is set in the Revolutionary War era and features original music and stunning performances.

We're diving into the aftermath of the recent election and exploring the implications of the results. Kevin McCullough is joined by Patrice Onwuka, the economic issues VP at Independent Women, to discuss the economic indicators that may have influenced the outcome. They also talk about the missed opportunities for Republicans to effectively message their policies and the importance of voter integrity. The conversation touches on the war in Iran and its impact on gas prices, which may have contributed to the Democratic win. Patrice shares her insights on the economic trends and how they relate to the election results. She also emphasizes the need for Republicans to focus on messaging their policies, particularly the Big Beautiful Bill, which could have been a game-changer in the election. Kevin and Patrice discuss the importance of voter integrity and the recent voter ID amendments passed in several states. They also talk about the need for Republicans to codify their policies into law, including the tax cuts and energy independence. The conversation is a thought-provoking analysis of the election results and the future of American politics.

Kevin McCullough dives into the aftermath of the midterm elections and what it means for the future of healthcare in the United States. He is joined by two special guests, Dr. Robert Malone and Dr. Ben Tapper, who are part of the team behind the Z-Stack supplement that's been making waves in the health and wellness community. They talk about the importance of questioning the narrative and seeking out alternative voices in the health and wellness community. But before we get to that, we're discussing the recent elections and what they say about the state of our country. Kevin McCullough shares his thoughts on the results and what they might mean for the future of our nation.  This is a great reminder that we're not alone in our faith and that we can find strength and comfort in our community.

As the country gears up for a pivotal Election Day, Kevin McCullough is live with special coverage, tackling the biggest issues and hottest topics. From the potential implications of a Democratic Socialist agenda to the importance of voting as a Christian, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay informed and engaged. In this special episode, Kevin dives into the world of politics, discussing the differences between Marxism, the progressive creed, and the faith that shaped this country. He also explores the importance of voting as a Christian, citing Jeremiah 29:7, which encourages believers to seek the welfare of the city where they live. Kevin is joined by special guests, including KT McFarland, a military advisor and foreign policy expert, and Dr. Dave Watson, a pastor and Christian leader. The conversation touches on a range of topics, from the economy and national security to the role of Christianity in politics. Kevin and his guests discuss the potential consequences of a Democratic Socialist agenda, including the abolition of ICE and the Senate, and the subordination of the presidency and Supreme Court to Congress. They also explore the importance of voting as a Christian, and how believers can use their voices to make a difference in their communities.

As the day before the election, the energy is palpable, and the stakes are high. Tomorrow, millions of Americans will head to the polls to cast their votes, and the outcome will shape the future of the country. On this episode of That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough is joined by a lineup of guests who share their insights and perspectives on the election and its implications. The conversation starts with a discussion about the importance of voting and the potential consequences of not participating in the democratic process. Kevin is joined by Ashley Hayek, a pollster for President Trump, who shares her analysis of the election and the factors that could influence the outcome. They also talk about the role of misinformation and the media's impact on the election.

Kevin McCullough & Cristyne Nicholas are joined by a talented cast of guests, including actor and singer Rayshun LaMarrr, who's making his Broadway debut in the musical Wanted. But before we dive into the world of theater, Kevin & Cristyne share some exciting news about the New York City Marathon; where one of the runners, Emily Tantala, is participating in honor of her brother, who received a life-saving kidney transplant thanks to the organ procurement agency LiveOnNY. Tune in to hear Rayshun's incredible story and Emily's heartwarming tale of hope and resilience.

Kevin McCullough is joined by a dynamic duo of guests, including Brian Kilmeade, co-host of Fox and Friends, and Jonathan Roumie, the talented actor who plays Jesus in the hit series The Chosen. The conversation is filled with insightful discussions on unity, politics, and faith. Kevin dives into the topic of unity, asking Brian Kilmeade what he thinks George Washington would say if he walked onto the set of Fox and Friends tomorrow morning. Brian shares his thoughts on the state of the country and how it compares to the past, highlighting the importance of finding common ground and making compromises. Meanwhile, Jonathan Roumie talks about his upcoming Christmas concert at Carnegie Hall, where he'll be performing with a 200-voice choir and a full orchestra. The conversation also touches on the upcoming midterm elections, with Kevin and his guests discussing the importance of voting and getting involved in the democratic process. They also delve into the topic of faith, with Jonathan sharing his experiences playing Jesus in The Chosen and the impact it's had on his life. Throughout the episode, Kevin's guests offer their unique perspectives on the issues of the day, making for a thought-provoking and engaging listen.

Kevin McCullough is joined by Imran Ansari, a seasoned lawyer with a wealth of knowledge on defamation cases, to discuss the intricacies of this complex topic. From the basics of defamation to the nuances of slander and libel, Imran breaks down the key concepts in a way that's easy to understand. Kevin and Imran delve into the world of defamation, discussing how it can affect individuals and organizations in the public eye. They explore the differences between slander and libel, and how the law applies to public figures versus private citizens. Imran shares his expertise on the importance of understanding the concept of actual malice and how it plays a crucial role in defamation cases. With real-life examples and anecdotes, Kevin and Imran make this complex topic accessible and engaging.

As the election season heats up, Kevin McCullough is weighing in on the potential outcomes and what they might mean for the country. In this episode, he's discussing the importance of voting and praying, and how the results of the election could impact the economy, energy production, and more. But amidst all the politics, Kevin is also shining a light on a critical issue that's often overlooked: human slavery. He's joined by Todd Chapman from Christian Solidarity International, who shares the story of a young woman named Adut who was enslaved for 23 years and how your gift of $250 can help liberate a human being from slavery.

Honoring the Unsung Heroes: First Responders Appreciation Day - Times Square came alive with gratitude and appreciation for the brave men and women who put their lives on the line every day to keep us safe. Today is National First Responders Day, and we're shining a spotlight on the incredible work of the First Responders Children's Foundation, which has been supporting the families of fallen first responders for 25 years. This episode is a heartwarming celebration of the selfless dedication of first responders, from firefighters to police officers, who risk everything to protect us. We hear from Jillian Crane, president and CEO of the First Responders Children's Foundation, about the importance of supporting the children of first responders, who often face unimaginable challenges. We also meet Al Kahn - Founder & Chairman of the First Responders Children's Foundation; who shares his personal connection to the cause and the impact of the foundation's work. Join us as we celebrate the courage and compassion of our nation's first responders and learn how you can make a difference in their lives.

Travel Tuesday on this episode of Radio Night Live takes a dramatic turn as Kevin McCullough and Linda Perillo, discuss a recent airline incident that had everyone on edge. A 25-year-old passenger allegedly texted a threat to hijack a plane, prompting the flight attendant to alert the pilot, who quickly turned the plane around and had the suspect removed. The conversation raises questions about airport security and whether we're going backwards in terms of safety. The discussion also delves into the world of airport lounges, with Kevin sharing his experiences and opinions on the luxurious amenities offered by some airlines. He talks about the benefits of having access to these lounges, from the food to the atmosphere, and how they can make a big difference in the travel experience.

As the midterm elections approach, the country is abuzz with excitement and anxiety. This week on the show, we're discussing the importance of voting and the role of faith in the process. Kevin McCullough is joined by Dr. Andy Woods, a lead pastor at Sugarland Bible Church in Texas, to explore the biblical concept of sanctification and how it relates to our daily lives. They delve into 1 Peter 3:15, discussing what it means to sanctify Christ as Lord in our hearts and how this affects our interactions with others. Kevin is joined by John Rogers from the America First Policy Institute, who discusses the unpredictable nature of the midterm elections. They talk about the Democrats' lack of a clear message and the potential for voters to be inspired to get out and vote simply because of the opposing party's candidates. Kevin also shares his thoughts on the importance of economic growth and law and order in preventing the kind of social unrest seen in Europe.

This week on Radio Night Live Fun Friday! the conversation is all about the heart of New York City - Times Square. Join Kevin McCullough and Cristyne Nicholas as they dive into the latest news and updates from the iconic area. From the upcoming First Responders Children's Foundation event to the latest developments in the restaurant scene, this episode is packed with exciting stories and insights. Kevin and Cristyne chat with Tom Harris, President of the Times Square Alliance; & Jillian Crane President & CEO of First Responders Children's Foundation; about the upcoming event honoring first responders and their families. They also discuss the latest news in the restaurant world, including the sale of three beloved eateries, Trattoria dell'Arte, Fiorello's, and Bond 45, to the company Landry's. Steve Cuozzo, a restaurant critic and author, joins the conversation to talk about his new novel, Consuella’s Thrill, and shares his thoughts on the future of these iconic restaurants.