From the heart of Times Square in New York City, Kevin McCullough takes America’s pulse — and delivers the shock it needs. THAT KEVIN SHOW doesn’t whisper opinions. It detonates them. With moral clarity, sharp wit, and genuine humor, McCullough has built one of the most loyal audiences in talk media.

Fearless. Fast. Funny. Rooted in that rarest virtue — common sense. In a media world allergic to truth and laughter, THAT KEVIN SHOW stands apart — delivering unapologetic clarity across faith, politics, culture, and comedy. It’s talk radio that’s as entertaining as it is enlightening.

From the heart of Times Square in New York City, Kevin McCullough takes America&rsquo;s pulse &mdash; and delivers the shock it needs. THAT KEVIN SHOW doesn&rsquo;t whisper opinions. It detonates them. With moral clarity, sharp wit, and genuine humor, McCullough has built one of the most loyal audiences in talk media.
Fearless. Fast. Funny. Rooted in that rarest virtue &mdash; common sense. In a media world allergic to truth and laughter, THAT KEVIN SHOW stands apart &mdash; delivering unapologetic clarity across faith, politics, culture, and comedy. It&rsquo;s talk radio that&rsquo;s as entertaining as it is enlightening.

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That KEVIN Show

That KEVIN Show stands apart - delivering unapologetic clarity across faith, politics, culture and comedy. It's talk radio that's as entertaining as it is enlightening!

That KEVIN Show stands apart - delivering unapologetic clarity across faith, politics, culture and comedy.&nbsp;It's talk radio that's as entertaining as it is enlightening!

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As we mark the 25th commemoration of the devastating events of September 11th, the memories of that fateful day still linger vividly in our minds. The images of the Twin Towers crumbling, the sounds of chaos, and the sense of uncertainty that gripped the nation are etched in our collective consciousness. In this special episode, the speaker reflects on the significance of that day and how it has shaped our understanding of hope, resilience, and the human spirit.

The episode takes a poignant look at the impact of 9/11 on individuals and society, exploring the emotions, fears, and uncertainties that followed the attacks. Kevin McCullough shares personal anecdotes and stories from that day, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of hope in the face of adversity. The conversation also delves into the significance of the Bible and its role in providing comfort and guidance during times of crisis.

As Kevin & Michael Woolworth discuss the importance of faith and the Bible, they also highlight the work of the Bible League, an organization that provides Bibles to those in need, particularly in Islamic-controlled countries where access to the Bible is restricted. The speaker emphasizes the need for people to have access to God's word and the impact it can have on their lives.

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, Kevin McCullough invites listeners to reflect on the significance of 9/11 and the importance of hope, faith, and resilience in the face of adversity. Join us as we explore the themes of hope, faith, and the human spirit, and learn how the Bible can be a source of comfort and guidance during difficult times.

An Excerpt from $5000 Isn't Asking Much

President Trump had a good idea this week.

Send every adult American a $5,000 dividend.

My response? Do it.

And before Washington starts explaining why it can't, I'd like everybody to grab a calculator.

At the Republican convention in Dallas, President Trump talked about $21 trillion in tariff-driven revenue.

Now I'm not interested in litigating that number here. I'm not interested in another 900-word argument about tariffs either.

For purposes of this conversation, I'm taking the President at his word.

Twenty-one trillion dollars.  Okay.  Now let's do the math.

There are roughly 240 million adult citizens in America. Five thousand dollars for each of them comes to approximately $1.2 trillion.

Against $21 trillion? That's less than six percent. Six percent.

Meaning, if we accept the President's number, Washington keeps more than 94 percent of it.

And people are telling me five grand is too much? Please.

This is where Washington never ceases to amaze me.

The federal government can find billions for programs nobody remembers authorizing.

It can spend money overseas with numbers so large normal people stop comprehending them.

It can discover another hundred billion here and another hundred billion there.

But suggest actually sending some of the money back to the American people?

Suddenly everybody in Washington discovers fiscal restraint.

Now we're worried about the checkbook. Now come the furrowed brows.

Now we need white papers. No.

President Trump didn't propose sending everybody $50,000.

He didn't propose dividing the entire amount among the population and emptying the Treasury.

 

As we mark the 25th commemoration of the devastating events of September 11th, the memories of that fateful day still linger vividly in our minds. The images of the Twin Towers crumbling, the sounds of chaos, and the sense of uncertainty that gripped the nation are etched in our collective consciousness. In this special episode, the speaker reflects on the significance of that day and how it has shaped our understanding of hope, resilience, and the human spirit.
The episode takes a poignant look at the impact of 9/11 on individuals and society, exploring the emotions, fears, and uncertainties that followed the attacks. <a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/">Kevin McCullough</a> shares personal anecdotes and stories from that day, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of hope in the face of adversity. The conversation also delves into the significance of the Bible and its role in providing comfort and guidance during times of crisis.
As Kevin &amp; Michael Woolworth discuss <a href="https://www.bibleleague.org/donation/send-bibles-to-the-nations-26-web/?media=KMMC">the importance of faith and the Bible</a>, they also highlight the work of the <a href="https://www.bibleleague.org/donation/send-bibles-to-the-nations-26-web/?media=KMMC">Bible League</a>, an organization that provides Bibles to those in need, particularly in Islamic-controlled countries where access to the Bible is restricted. The speaker emphasizes the need for people to have access to God's word and the impact it can have on their lives.
In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, <a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/members/member-constest-and-sweepstakes">Kevin McCullough</a> invites listeners to reflect on the significance of 9/11 and the importance of hope, faith, and resilience in the face of adversity. Join us as we explore the themes of hope, faith, and the human spirit, and learn how the Bible can be a source of comfort and guidance during difficult times.
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An Excerpt from&nbsp;<a href="https://townhall.com/columnists/kevinmccullough/2026/09/11/5000-isnt-asking-much-n2682832">$5000 Isn't Asking Much</a>
President Trump had a good idea this week.
Send every adult American a $5,000 dividend.
My response?&nbsp;Do it.
And before Washington starts explaining why it can't, I'd like everybody to grab a calculator.
At the <a href="https://gopconvention.com/live/">Republican convention in Dallas</a>, President Trump talked about $21 trillion in tariff-driven revenue.
Now I'm not interested in litigating that number here. I'm not interested in another 900-word argument about tariffs either.
For purposes of this conversation, I'm taking the President at his word.
Twenty-one trillion dollars.&nbsp; Okay.&nbsp; Now let's do the math.
There are roughly 240 million adult citizens in America. Five thousand dollars for each of them comes to approximately $1.2 trillion.
Against $21 trillion? That's less than six percent. Six percent.
Meaning, if we accept the President's number, Washington keeps more than 94 percent of it.
And people are telling me five grand is too much?&nbsp;Please.
This is where Washington never ceases to amaze me.
The federal government can find billions for programs nobody remembers authorizing.
It can spend money overseas with numbers so large normal people stop comprehending them.
It can discover another hundred billion here and another hundred billion there.
But suggest actually sending some of the money back to the American people?
Suddenly everybody in Washington discovers fiscal restraint.
Now we're worried about the checkbook.&nbsp;Now come the furrowed brows.
Now we need white papers. No.
President Trump didn't propose sending everybody $50,000.
He didn't propose dividing the entire amount among the population and emptying the Treasury.
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The 25th Commemoration of the Devastating Events of September 11th

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This episaode of Radio Night LiveLegal Nightis hosted by Imran H. Ansari, Esq. Partner Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins PC

As we mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the city of New York is still grappling with the aftermath of that fateful day. The toxic air and debris left behind have had a lasting impact on the health and well-being of those who were exposed, and many are still fighting for justice and compensation. In this episode, we're joined by Matthew Baione, a Partner at Pitta & Baione LLP. He is a lawyer who specializes in helping those affected by the 9/11 attacks, to discuss the latest developments in the Victim Compensation Fund and the release of documents that reveal the city's misleading claims about the air quality.

The Victim Compensation Fund was established to provide relief to those who were exposed to the toxic air and debris, but many are still unaware of their eligibility or the process of making a claim. Matthew Baione shares his expertise on the fund and the importance of getting the word out to those who may be eligible. We also discuss the recent release of documents that show the city's knowledge of the toxic air quality and their failure to inform the public.

The release of these documents has sparked outrage and frustration among those who were affected, and it's clear that the city's actions have had a lasting impact on the health and well-being of those who were exposed. Matthew shares his insights on the significance of this development and what it means for those who may be eligible for compensation.

If you or someone you know was affected by the 9/11 attacks, this episode is a must-listen. Matthew Baione shares his expertise and provides valuable information on the Victim Compensation Fund and the process of making a claim. Don't miss this important conversation and tune in to learn more about your rights and options.

This episode of Radio Night Live also delves into the untold stories of the laborers and union workers who risked everything to save countless lives and rebuild the city. Imran Ansari speaks with Darren Yelin, CRO/Co-Founder of Labor Force Media, about his new podcast, Labor's 9/11 Legacy, which sheds light on the often-overlooked heroes of 9/11.

Darren shares his personal connection to the labor movement and how it inspired him to create this podcast series. He talks about the importance of telling the stories of the first responders, sanitation workers, and other union members who played a crucial role in the aftermath of the attacks. The conversation also touches on the significance of labor unions in shaping the country's history and the need to preserve their legacy.

These stories are a testament to the bravery and selflessness of the laborers who put their lives on the line to save others.

Don't miss this powerful conversation as Imran and Darren discuss the importance of preserving the stories of 9/11's unsung heroes. Listen to the full episode to hear the first-hand accounts of the laborers who risked everything to rebuild the city and to learn more about the Labor's 9/11 Legacy podcast.

This episaode of <a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/">Radio Night Live Legal Night </a>is hosted by Imran H. Ansari, Esq. Partner&nbsp;<a href="https://aidalalaw.com/">Aidala, Bertuna &amp; Kamins PC</a>
As we mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the city of New York is still grappling with the aftermath of that fateful day. The toxic air and debris left behind have had a lasting impact on the health and well-being of those who were exposed, and many are still fighting for justice and compensation. In this episode, we're joined by Matthew Baione, a Partner at <a href="https://911benefits.com/">Pitta &amp; Baione LLP</a>. He is a lawyer who specializes in helping those affected by the 9/11 attacks, to discuss the latest developments in the Victim Compensation Fund and the release of documents that reveal the city's misleading claims about the air quality.
The Victim Compensation Fund was established to provide relief to those who were exposed to the toxic air and debris, but many are still unaware of their eligibility or the process of making a claim. Matthew Baione shares his expertise on the fund and the importance of getting the word out to those who may be eligible. We also discuss the recent release of documents that show the city's knowledge of the toxic air quality and their failure to inform the public.
The release of these documents has sparked outrage and frustration among those who were affected, and it's clear that the city's actions have had a lasting impact on the health and well-being of those who were exposed. Matthew shares his insights on the significance of this development and what it means for those who may be eligible for compensation.
If you or someone you know was affected by the 9/11 attacks, <a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/podcasts/that-kevin-show">this episode</a> is a must-listen. Matthew Baione shares his expertise and provides valuable information on the Victim Compensation Fund and the process of making a claim. Don't miss this important conversation and tune in to learn more about your rights and options.
This episode of <a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/">Radio Night Live</a> also delves into the untold stories of the laborers and union workers who risked everything to save countless lives and rebuild the city. Imran Ansari speaks with Darren Yelin, CRO/Co-Founder of<a href="https://laborforcemedia.com/"> Labor Force Media</a>, about his new podcast, Labor's 9/11 Legacy, which sheds light on the often-overlooked heroes of 9/11.
Darren shares his personal connection to the labor movement and how it inspired him to create this podcast series. He talks about the importance of telling the stories of the first responders, sanitation workers, and other union members who played a crucial role in the aftermath of the attacks. The conversation also touches on the significance of labor unions in shaping the country's history and the need to preserve their legacy.
These stories are a testament to the bravery and selflessness of the laborers who put their lives on the line to save others.
Don't miss this powerful conversation as Imran and Darren discuss the importance of preserving the stories of 9/11's unsung heroes. <a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/podcasts/that-kevin-show">Listen to the full episode</a> to hear the first-hand accounts of the laborers who risked everything to rebuild the city and to learn more about the Labor's 9/11 Legacy podcast.

BONUS RADIO: Imran Ansari Hosts Radio Night Live Legal Night

Three dates. One month. September 10. September 11. October 7.

I wish they had nothing to do with each other. They do.

Today marks one year since Charlie Kirk was shot dead on a college campus in Utah. He was sitting under a tent, doing what Charlie did — taking questions, arguing his case, trying to persuade people who frequently didn’t agree with him.

Then a bullet ended the conversation. Tomorrow is September 11. Twenty-five years.

I still don’t know how that’s possible.

Nearly 3,000 people went to work, boarded airplanes, reported for duty, dropped kids at school, kissed spouses goodbye, and started an ordinary Tuesday morning.

Nineteen terrorists decided they wouldn’t get to finish it. 

Then, less than a month from now, October 7. Israel.

Families asleep in their homes. Young people at a music festival. Children. Grandparents. Entire families. Hamas came across the border and slaughtered them.

Different killers. Different places. Different circumstances. Same appetite.

Hatred eventually wants blood.

That’s the thing I can’t get away from as these three dates arrive almost on top of one another.

For 25 years, America and its allies have tried to defeat this kind of evil with armies, intelligence agencies, drones, special operators, sanctions, prisons, and an astonishing amount of money.

Some of it worked. Some of it didn’t. We’ve gotten very good at killing terrorists.

We have not figured out how to kill terrorism. There’s a difference.

And now Charlie’s death adds something uncomfortable to this month of remembrance.

Because the loner Charlie lived, the more plainly he talked about Jesus Christ.

Not Christianity as a voting bloc. Not faith as a clever way to win an argument.

Jesus. The Gospel. Sin. Repentance. Forgiveness. Salvation.

See the FULL STORY at Townhall.com

This week on That KEVIN Show, Kevin McCullough reflects on three significant dates that are approaching: September 10th, September 11th, and October 7th. These dates mark the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's death, the 25th commemoration of 9/11, and the third commemoration of the attacks on Israel. Kevin shares his thoughts on the importance of remembering these events and how they relate to the spiritual battle we're facing.

This episode is a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Rich Freeman, Vice President of Church Ministries and Conferences for Chosen People Ministries. The conversation speaks to the significance of these dates and how they tie into the themes of Rosh Hashanah. They discuss the importance of remembrance, the role of the church in bringing light to darkness, and the need to address the spiritual roots of evil. Dr. Freeman also shares about the work of Chosen People Ministries, an organization that brings the gospel to the Jewish people.

Kevin also talks about the importance of sharing the gospel with those who are struggling and how it can bring hope and light in the midst of darkness. He shares a story about a woman in Malawi who received a Bible and how it changed her life. He also discusses the Bible Access List, which highlights the need for Bibles in many countries around the world.

You won't want to miss this episode as Kevin and his guests explore the spiritual battle we're facing and how we can be a part of bringing light to those who are struggling. Listen now to hear the full conversation and learn how you can be a part of this important work.

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One lucky Grand Prize winner will receive a 7-night Caribbean cruise aboard Holland America's Eurodam, a Neptune Suite for two, round-trip airfare to Fort Lauderdale and a $500 Visa Gift Card — an incredible prize package worth approximately $11,000!

Experience The Uprising in theaters September 11 — then celebrate freedom on the voyage of a lifetime.

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Step into an evening that feels like catching up with a friend who makes you laugh, inspires your heart, and leaves you with fresh motivation.  We're giving away tickets to see her...and your opportunity to even meet her!

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Three dates.&nbsp;One month.&nbsp;September 10.&nbsp;September 11.&nbsp;October 7.
I wish they had nothing to do with each other.&nbsp;They do.
Today marks one year since Charlie Kirk was shot dead on a college campus in Utah. He was sitting under a tent, doing what Charlie did &mdash; taking questions, arguing his case, trying to persuade people who frequently didn&rsquo;t agree with him.
Then a bullet ended the conversation.&nbsp;Tomorrow is September 11.&nbsp;Twenty-five years.
I still don&rsquo;t know how that&rsquo;s possible.
Nearly 3,000 people went to work, boarded airplanes, reported for duty, dropped kids at school, kissed spouses goodbye, and started an ordinary Tuesday morning.
Nineteen terrorists decided they wouldn&rsquo;t get to finish it.&nbsp;
Then, less than a month from now, October 7.&nbsp;Israel.
Families asleep in their homes. Young people at a music festival. Children. Grandparents. Entire families.&nbsp;Hamas came across the border and slaughtered them.
Different killers.&nbsp;Different places.&nbsp;Different circumstances.&nbsp;Same appetite.
Hatred eventually wants blood.
That&rsquo;s the thing I can&rsquo;t get away from as these three dates arrive almost on top of one another.
For 25 years, America and its allies have tried to defeat this kind of evil with armies, intelligence agencies, drones, special operators, sanctions, prisons, and an astonishing amount of money.
Some of it worked.&nbsp;Some of it didn&rsquo;t.&nbsp;We&rsquo;ve gotten very good at killing terrorists.
We have not figured out how to kill terrorism.&nbsp;There&rsquo;s a difference.
And now Charlie&rsquo;s death adds something uncomfortable to this month of remembrance.
Because the loner Charlie lived, the more plainly he talked about Jesus Christ.
Not Christianity as a voting bloc.&nbsp;Not faith as a clever way to win an argument.
Jesus.&nbsp;The Gospel.&nbsp;Sin.&nbsp;Repentance.&nbsp;Forgiveness.&nbsp;Salvation.
<a href="https://townhall.com/columnists/kevinmccullough/2026/09/10/a-month-of-remembrance-n2682780">See the FULL STORY at Townhall.com</a>
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This week on <a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/">That KEVIN Show</a>, Kevin McCullough reflects on three significant dates that are approaching: September 10th, September 11th, and October 7th. These dates mark the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's death, the 25th commemoration of 9/11, and the third commemoration of the attacks on Israel. Kevin shares his thoughts on the importance of remembering these events and how they relate to the spiritual battle we're facing.
This episode is a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Rich Freeman, Vice President of Church Ministries and Conferences for <a href="https://chosenpeople.com/">Chosen People Ministries</a>. The conversation speaks to the significance of these dates and how they tie into the themes of Rosh Hashanah. They discuss the importance of remembrance, the role of the church in bringing light to darkness, and the need to address the spiritual roots of evil. Dr. Freeman also shares about the work of <a href="&bull;	%20https://chosenpeople.com/event/erev-rosh-hashanah-2026/">Chosen People Ministries</a>, an organization that brings the gospel to the Jewish people.
Kevin also talks about <a href="https://www.bibleleague.org/donation/be-a-joy-maker-26-web/?media=KMMC">the importance of sharing the gospel</a> with those who are struggling and how it can bring hope and light in the midst of darkness. He shares a story about a woman in Malawi who received a Bible and how it changed her life. He also discusses the Bible Access List, which highlights t<a href="https://www.bibleleague.org/donation/be-a-joy-maker-26-web/?media=KMMC">he need for Bibles</a> in many countries around the world.
You won't want to miss this episode as <a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/">Kevin</a> and his guests explore the spiritual battle we're facing and how we can be a part of bringing light to those who are struggling. Listen now to hear the full conversation and learn how you can be a part of this important work.
<hr>
<a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/member-contests-and-sweepstakes/enter-to-win-the-uprising-movie-freedom-voyage-sweepstakes">Enter to win a Cruise for 2 to the Gulf of America!</a>Win an $11,000 Gulf of America Cruise for Two!
Freedom is worth fighting for &mdash; and worth celebrating!
Inspired by the powerful new film&nbsp;The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield and coming to theaters September 11, we're giving you the chance to win an unforgettable&nbsp;Gulf of America Cruise for two!
One lucky Grand Prize winner will receive a&nbsp;7-night Caribbean cruise aboard Holland America's Eurodam, a&nbsp;Neptune Suite for two,&nbsp;round-trip airfare&nbsp;to Fort Lauderdale and a&nbsp;$500 Visa Gift Card&nbsp;&mdash; an incredible prize package worth approximately&nbsp;$11,000!
Experience&nbsp;The Uprising&nbsp;in theaters September 11 &mdash; then celebrate freedom on the voyage of a lifetime.
ENTER THE UPRISING FREEDOM VOYAGE SWEEPSTAKES TODAY!
<hr>
<a href="https://thatkevinshow.com/member-contests-and-sweepstakes/win-tickets-to-see-candace-cameron-bure-in-person">Win Tickets to See Candace Cameron Bure in Person!</a>
Step into an evening that feels like catching up with a friend who makes you laugh, inspires your heart, and leaves you with fresh motivation.&nbsp; We're giving away tickets to see her...and your opportunity to even meet her!
Following her sold-out 2025 tour,&nbsp;Candace Cameron Bure&nbsp;invites you to a two-hour experience filled with interactive games (prizes included!), heartfelt stories, and meaningful conversation rooted in faith.

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