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From Broke to Six Figures and Back: Jason Brown on Options Trading, Risk and Rebuilding Wealth

Jason Brown grew up sleeping in sleeping bags, entered the stock market with $500, and eventually transformed a $10,000 student loan into a six-figure trading account. After one emotional trade wiped out approximately $250,000, he was forced to move home and rebuild his finances and investment strategy from the beginning. On Right About Now, The Brown Report founder and Five-Year Millionaire author joins Ryan Alford to explain how that failure reshaped his approach to risk, options trading, and wealth accumulation. Together, Ryan and Jason discuss financial advisors, stock charts, paper tradi

Conquering Mount Lombardi, Airplane Rules & Broncos Grief with Brandon Perna

We complete our climb up Mount Lombardi. The AFC and NFC West make their ascent. Can you predict the team that reached the summit? Then our friend Brandon Perna from That’s Good Sports joins the show to chat about life as a Broncos fan after a heartbreaking loss last season in the AFC Title game. He says it’s a weird experience as a fan. Ten-Day Tony also sits in to make sense of proper airplane etiquette. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

12) ‘How Selfish And Ungodly’: Does JP Miller's Own Evidence Work Against Him?

Eleven days after his church wedding to Mica, JP Miller sent his 23-year-old bride an email. She wanted to come off the psychiatric medication she'd been put on weeks earlier.  Apparently, JP suggested that was "selfish and ungodly" — and if she wouldn't stay on her meds, she couldn't discuss it in his house. He filed that email in court as an exhibit… as evidence of his love…? Investigative Journalists Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell put JP's emails next to Mica's own alleged medical records — and the two don't tell the same story. Her clinicians described Mica as Not manic. Not depressed

MeidasTouch Full Podcast - 9/4/26

On this episode of the MeidasTouch Podcast, Ben and Brett discuss Donald Trump’s escalating war in Iran, Iran’s strikes on U.S. military bases, and the mounting economic fallout as energy prices surge. They break down Mike Johnson’s abrupt decision to send the House home after mocking claims he would do exactly that, as pressure builds over the Epstein files and Leon Black’s refusal to testify before Congress. The brothers also examine MAGA Republicans scrambling to distance themselves from Trump’s upcoming midterm convention and Trump’s latest election maneuver before the Supreme Court. Ben a

Funerals held for Palestinian teenagers killed in occupied West Bank

Funerals have been held for two Palestinian teenagers killed by Israeli settlers and soldiers in the village of Al-Mughayyir in the occupied West Bank. Israel's military said its forces had fired at instigators of a "violent riot". The deaths come amid a recent surge in settler violence and mounting criticism of the IDF's role in attacks. Also: Argentina's President Milei threatens sanctions against oil companies working off the Falkland Islands or Las Malvinas. The UN warns of immense challenges reaching isolated Himalayan communties devastated by the Nepal-Tibet flash floods. A US jury is de

Spanish Citizens Are Fighting Back & Is Iran’s Regime Finally Collapsing? | 9.4.26

After more flare-ups in the Middle East and a high-profile shakeup in the Pentagon, President Trump says we’re operating from a position of even greater strength against Iran, tens of thousands of protesters surge the streets of Spain over the government’s handling of the invasion of Ceuta, and President Trump works to rescue Hollywood – prompting cheers from longtime enemies – and conservative complaints about a “bailout.” Reporting from Megan Basham. Plus, we speak with Steve Yates, national security expert at Heritage & Bev Turner, host of GB News “Late Show Live.” Get the facts first with

El Shot 04 de septiembre de 2026

Javier Milei aterrizó en Santiago, celebró el derrocamiento de Salvador Allende y trató de “zurdos mugrosos” a la izquierda chilena, que le exigió al Presidente Kast condenar los dichos. Ese fue el remezón político de un día cargado, que también dejó a un alcalde amenazado de muerte, una clínica estética denunciada y a Michelle Bachelet reconociendo que no llegará a la ONU. Además, en El Shot de hoy: 🇦🇷 Milei en La Moneda: celebró el golpe a Allende, insultó a la izquierda y se reunió con Kast sin resolver el conflicto por Magallanes. 🚓 Un alcalde amenazado: Christopher White reveló el plan

Los sketches de La Biblioteca de Hoy por Hoy | Precedo, el gallego necesario

José Precedo, última incorporación  de Hoy por Hoy, ya es un lector asiduo de la Biblioteca de Hoy por Hoy.  Entre sus lecturas preferidas los padres de la patria gallega : Castelao y Cunqueiro. Pero lo más fuerte es que mientras lee, se toma , como buen gallego, un chupito de licor café. Y lo importante ¿Por qué Aimar Bretos  apostó por José Precedo? Porque para que un proyecto funciones tiene que haber un gallego. Es historia de España

Los sketches de La Biblioteca de Hoy por Hoy | Precedo, el gallego necesario

José Precedo, última incorporación  de Hoy por Hoy, ya es un lector asiduo de la Biblioteca de Hoy por Hoy.  Entre sus lecturas preferidas los padres de la patria gallega : Castelao y Cunqueiro. Pero lo más fuerte es que mientras lee, se toma , como buen gallego, un chupito de licor café. Y lo importante ¿Por qué Aimar Bretos  apostó por José Precedo? Porque para que un proyecto funciones tiene que haber un gallego. Es historia de España

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09:00H | 04 SEP 2026 | Herrera en COPE

La jornada se centra en la tensión en Ceuta tras la intrusión fronteriza masiva. La ciudad autónoma se persona como acusación particular en la Audiencia Nacional tras registrarse altercados y agresiones a militares en las calles. El exdirector del CNI, Jorge Dezcallar, señala la implicación directa de Marruecos en el asalto al considerar imposible que el país vecino no dirija la operación. Dezcallar critica la política de apaciguamiento del Gobierno español y advierte de que Marruecos actúa siempre que percibe debilidad. En el despliegue del Ejército, la Asociación Unificada de Militares Esp