

The Pour Over
The Pour Over
Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with The Pour Over. New episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
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Jan 12, 2026 • 11min
ICE Protests, Iran Protests, Pigskin Playoffs, & More | 01.12.2025
Hear about the nationwide 'ICE Out for Good' protests and their call for justice after recent events. Discover the intensity of anti-government protests in Iran, exacerbated by a nationwide internet blackout. Dive into the excitement of NFL and college football playoffs, as teams advance toward championships. Other notable discussions include military actions against ISIS and community reactions to a tragic landfill collapse in the Philippines. Stay informed and inspired while focusing on hope amid global challenges.

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Jan 10, 2026 • 37min
TPO Explains: What in the World is International Law?
The hosts dive into the fascinating world of international law, exploring its definition and the rules that govern state interactions. They discuss how treaties and conventions shape this legal framework and touch on diplomatic immunity as a key example of customary law. The challenges of law enforcement arise, with no global police force to ensure compliance, relying instead on reciprocity. The roles of international courts are examined, alongside a heated debate about the implications of the Maduro arrest and reflections on humanitarian issues. It's a captivating journey through global legality!

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Jan 9, 2026 • 11min
ICE Shooting, New USDA Guidelines, Uncle Sam’s Threefold Plan for Venezuela, & More | 01.09.26
A tragic shooting involving an ICE agent sparks nationwide protests, raising tough questions about law enforcement. The USDA unveils a new food pyramid focused on protein and healthy fats, igniting discussions on dietary shifts. The Trump administration's complex strategy for Venezuela reveals oil-centric diplomacy alongside quarantine measures. Amid these current events, a reflection on Romans 12 encourages discernment in decision-making, combining faith with public policy. Lastly, rapid-fire news briefs touch on housing proposals and the latest tech from CES.

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Jan 7, 2026 • 11min
Maduro in Court, Walz Ends Reelection Bid, CDC Reschedules Vaccines, & More | 01.07.2025
Nicolas Maduro faces serious drug and weapon charges in a Manhattan court, stirring political tension. Tim Walz abruptly ends his reelection campaign amidst controversies in Minnesota. The CDC makes significant changes to childhood vaccines, reducing the number from 17 to 11. In a global context, Iran proposes cash bonuses for citizens to quell protests. Lastly, Novo Nordisk introduces a new daily oral alternative for weight management, making health solutions more accessible.

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Jan 5, 2026 • 11min
Venezuelan President Captured, Mortgage Rates Drop, Iran’s Protests Spread, & More | 01.05.2025
In a stunning turn of events, U.S. forces have captured Venezuela’s president, sparking global reactions and discussions on interim leadership. The economic landscape is shifting with declining mortgage rates and important job market signals. Internationally, protests erupt in Iran while a foiled terror plot in the U.S. raises alarm. Additionally, Tesla reports impressive 2025 sales, and news of works entering the public domain adds a cultural twist. It's a whirlwind of developments that merges politics, economics, and global affairs.

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Jan 2, 2026 • 11min
NYE Happenings, New Laws in 2026, College Football Playoffs, & More | 01.02.2026
Discover global New Year’s celebrations and a tragic fire at a Swiss ski resort. Dive into the latest changes in laws for 2026, including minimum wage hikes and tourism taxes. Catch up on the College Football Playoff quarterfinals with thrilling game recaps and surprises. Reflect on how sports can enhance community spirit while grappling with worldly events like protests in Iran and updates on U.S. National Guard deployments. Plus, intriguing insights into recent market performance driven by AI optimism!

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Dec 31, 2025 • 9min
TPO's 2025 Wrapped
A whirlwind look back at 2025's most shocking events captivates the audience. Highlights include the TikTok outage and Trump's contentious inauguration. A new pope emerges from the chaos of May, and geopolitical tensions flare with U.S.-China relations. Tragedies unfold, from floods in Texas to unrest in California, sparking cultural debates. The recap isn't just about events; it emphasizes maintaining faith through turbulent times while reflecting on the ever-evolving landscape of news and public sentiment.

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Dec 29, 2025 • 10min
Strikes on Nigeria, New Epstein Files, Trump and Zelenskyy Meet, & More | 12.29.2025
Christmas Eve saw U.S. strikes targeting ISIS camps in Nigeria, sparking discussions on regional peace. The DOJ uncovered over a million additional Epstein files, stirring political reactions. Meanwhile, Trump and Zelenskyy met at Mar-a-Lago to discuss peace amidst ongoing tension. The host reflects on responding to divisive topics with wisdom, while also offering spiritual encouragement during uncertain times. Economic updates reveal GDP growth and low gas prices, alongside warnings about severe winter weather affecting safety.

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Dec 24, 2025 • 9min
Trump Eyes Greenland, (More) Epstein Files Released, & More | 12.24.25
Join a dive into the unexpected world of politics and scandal this Christmas Eve! Discover President Trump's quirky envoy appointment to Greenland amid Denmark's reactions. Unravel the implications of 30,000 newly released Epstein files, stirring up existing controversies. Reflect on a faith-based perspective for navigating global events, promoting peace over anger. Plus, explore intriguing tech stories, like Waymo's robo-taxis coming to a standstill during power outages. It's a blend of news and thoughtful insights!

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Dec 22, 2025 • 10min
Epstein Files Released, Lower Prescription Prices, Suspended Immigration Program, & More | 12.22.25
The DOJ has released heavily redacted files related to Epstein, igniting reactions from lawmakers and victims alike. Nine pharmaceutical companies are cutting drug prices, prompting discussions on healthcare accessibility. The U.S. has suspended its diversity visa lottery amid ongoing investigations. In Gaza, a famine declaration has been eased, but conditions remain critical. Additionally, U.S. airstrikes target ISIS in Syria, and cooler inflation rates spark optimism among investors. A brief recap of college football playoffs adds a sports twist!


