“This Prayer Changes Everything When You’re at Your Lowest”

The Sword and the Cross Daily devotion that cuts through lies and commands truth. Psalm 109:26 “Help me, O Lord my God! Oh, save me according to Your mercy.” This is not a casual cry. This is a desperate plea from the depths of the human heart—Help me, O Lord my God! The psalmist does […]
“Fans Are Heartbroken: WKRP in Cincinnati Star Loni Anderson Dies at 79”

A Wonderful Tribute to Loni Anderson: Star of WKRP in Cincinnati Dies at 79 The world bids farewell to Loni Anderson, the actress who became a household name for her iconic role as Jennifer Marlowe on WKRP in Cincinnati. Anderson died on August 3, 2025, in Los Angeles, following a prolonged illness. She was 79, […]
“The Hidden Health Benefits of Having Sex in Your 90s”

Sexuality in Your 90s: The Untold Story of Intimacy, Aging, and Connection Sex and intimacy are often portrayed as the domain of the young. Advertisements, entertainment, and even medical research heavily emphasize sexual vitality in early and middle adulthood. Yet, the reality is that sexual activity, desire, and intimacy do not suddenly vanish at a […]
Children as Experiments: The Untold History of Pediatric Gender Transition

Few debates in modern medicine are as heated as the question of gender transition in children. Advocates describe it as “life-saving care.” Critics call it “medical experimentation.” What cannot be denied is that the movement to medicalize childhood gender identity has a history one marked by controversial experiments, weak science, and children treated as test […]
“The Amish Secret: Why They’re Healthier Than 90% of Americans”

In today’s America, heart disease, obesity, diabetes, anxiety, and depression have become tragically common. Our country spends more on healthcare than any other nation, yet we are not healthier for it. Many Americans live fast-paced, stressed-out lives, dependent on processed food, technology, and pharmaceuticals. And yet, just outside the bustle of our modern world, there […]
“From Wrinkles to Workout Recovery: Can Red Light Therapy Do It All?”

By The Craig Bushon Show Media Team Red Light Therapy (RLT) has captured the attention of biohackers, dermatologists, and wellness professionals. At its center is the idea of shining red and near-infrared (NIR) light on the skin to promote healing and recovery. But does the science back up the hype? We’ll break down how RLT […]
“The Truth They Don’t Pour: Why Saying No to Alcohol Is a Revolutionary Act”

Alcohol is one of the most normalized and celebrated substances in modern society. It’s present at weddings, football games, business lunches, funerals, and seemingly every holiday on the calendar. But for all its glamorized presence, the truth about alcohol is far more sobering—and purposefully hidden. This is not a sermon. It’s a wake-up call. A […]
Ionized Alkaline Water: Sound Science or Just Slick Marketing?

By The Craig Bushon Show Media Team You’ve seen the bottles. You’ve heard the buzz. From yoga studios to Instagram influencers, ionized alkaline water is being praised as a wellness wonder said to “neutralize acid,” “boost performance,” “slow aging,” and even “fight disease.” But here at The Craig Bushon Show, we don’t rush to judgment […]
“Silicon Valley Wants Robots in Every Hospital—What Could Possibly Go Wrong?”

By The Craig Bushon Show Media Team A humanoid robot just performed real medical procedures intubation, ultrasound-guided injections, and even ventilating a human body under remote control. No doctor at the bedside. No nurse in the room. Just a machine directed through a virtual interface. Developed by researchers at UC San Diego, this breakthrough was […]
Coca-Cola Finally Caves—But At What Cost to America’s Health?

By The Craig Bushon Show Media Team After decades of dodging responsibility for its role in America’s obesity and diabetes crisis, Coca-Cola has announced it will finally release a version of its iconic soda made with real cane sugar—this fall. Not because it suddenly developed a conscience, but because of political pressure, public demand, and […]