https://RushToReason.com (3-16-26) HOUR 1 Spring weather swings spark more than just small talk—they kick off a practical and timely conversation with Hunter from Cub Creek Heating and Air Conditioning. As temperatures bounce from cold to summer-like heat, are you using your AC correctly—or setting yourself up for costly damage? Hunter breaks down what homeowners need to know right now, from filter changes to avoiding system strain during chilly nights. But the conversation quickly escalates beyond the thermostat. John shifts into rising global tensions with Iran, exploring new developments surrounding leadership, military strategy, and the potential involvement of Kurdish forces. What’s really unfolding behind the scenes—and how close are we to a larger conflict? Back home, a troubling Frontier Airlines incident raises questions about accountability and customer treatment. Is it a one-off mistake—or part of a bigger pattern? The hour takes a powerful turn into culture and history, examining controversial moments in entertainment and reflecting on the lessons of the Holocaust. Are we forgetting what matters most? HOUR 2 Hour 2 picks up with intensity as John doubles down on a deeply polarizing conversation—where is the line between political disagreement and something far more serious? As listener texts pour in, the debate escalates around figures like Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson, with John drawing firm conclusions and inviting callers to challenge him. A powerful exchange with callers Dave and Wayne brings faith, history, and logic into the spotlight. Can long-standing narratives withstand scrutiny? And how should Christians respond to hatred—especially when it’s directed back at them? The conversation raises uncomfortable but critical questions about truth, influence, and responsibility. Then, the tone shifts as Richard joins the program, bringing a breath of fresh air with discussions on March Madness, the rising cost of college sports, and the changing landscape of NIL deals. Could big money be reshaping competition forever? From there, the excitement builds with talk of a potential IndyCar race in Denver—big risks, big rewards, and major economic potential. The hour wraps with a high-performance review of the 2026 Toyota GR Supra, a turbocharged, driver-focused sports car that blends power, precision, and pure driving fun—before setting the stage for a deeper dive into global tensions ahead. Timestamps 3:19 – Dave (Caller) 20:44 – Wayne (Caller) 29:39 – Richard Rush HOUR 3 Hour 3 dives into global conflict, economic reality, and everyday decision-making—with stakes that hit closer to home than you might think. John is joined by retired Air Force Colonel Dr. Josh McConkie, who delivers a sobering look at the escalating situation with Iran. From asymmetric warfare and drone threats to the strategic battle over the Strait of Hormuz, the conversation explores what’s really happening behind the headlines. Is this conflict nearing its end—or entering a more calculated and dangerous phase? Back on the home front, John tackles financial myths and political consequences. Can annuities really deliver double-digit returns, or are investors being misled? And as TSA delays grow amid funding battles, who’s truly responsible—and how long will travelers tolerate the chaos? Then comes a deep dive into Colorado’s proposed swipe fee legislation—will it help businesses, or quietly raise costs for everyone? Finally, a real-world example of a billionaire relocating to avoid massive taxes sparks a bigger question: are policies driving wealth—and opportunity—out the door? And perhaps the biggest question of all: how do you win a war like this without putting boots on the ground? Timestamps 1:08 — Dr. Josh McConkie https://www.weightbehindthespear.com 47:32 — Dan (Caller)
