The Narrative is officially five years old! Take a look back at the half-decade of truth, learn the hosts’ all-time favorite guests (from Bob Woodson and Dr. Ben Carson to Chloe Cole), and get some hilarious secrets from when the mics were off, including the infamous day that newly hired Mike accidentally drank the very last of Congressman Jim Jordan's personal apple cider.

Center for Christian Virtue is urging Ohio lawmakers to reject Senate Bill 175, a Google-backed proposal that would weaken parental rights online and shield app stores from meaningful accountability.

Family First founder Mark Merrill joins the Narrative to reveal how All Pro Dad is combating the culture’s fatherhood crisis. He breaks down the vital, daily toolkit men need to become the heroes their kids deserve, and shares the exclusive details on their completely sold-out, interactive experience at the Ohio Stadium later this month.

In this episode, Noah Rothman shreds the mainstream media narrative by exposing a century of radical left-wing extremism and domestic terrorism that’s been systematically swept under the rug.

From the dangerous roots of the "Marxist narrative" to the way groups like the SPLC gaslight the public into thinking left-wing violence is just a myth, this is a reality check the establishment doesn't want you to hear.

This week on The Narrative, Parker Thayer, a researcher with Capital Research Center and contributor to the Daily Wire, shares his insights on the massive Medicaid home-care fraud scheme in Ohio that proved the state’s optional GPS and signature verification systems failed to track actual patient care. Following the report's publication, Ohio implemented a total freeze on new home-care companies and restored mandatory GPS tracking.

In the tapestry of our great state, there is a thread of darkness that many of us would prefer to ignore. Human trafficking, the modern-day sale of human beings for profit, is not a distant tragedy; it is an Ohio crisis.

But there is a growing light in the darkness. This week, we have seen powerful evidence that when the government, the Church, and the community unite, evil loses its grip.

The Fifth Circuit’s en banc ruling in Rabbi Nathan v. Alamo Heights Independent School District upheld Texas’s requirement that public schools display the Ten Commandments, and the court framed the dispute through the Supreme Court’s current history-and-tradition approach rather than the abandoned Lemon test.

This signals a legal shift away from demanding that every public reference to religion be treated as suspect simply because it is religious.

Recently, Kara Wente, Director of the Ohio Department of Children and Youth, asked CCV’s Church Ambassador Network to invite key church leaders to join her team for a conversation about foster care in Ohio.

She didn’t come with a mandate; she came with a plea.

She asked the Church to do what only the Church has done since the inception of Christianity: to rescue abandoned and neglected children in our communities and build the support systems necessary to sustain the families who take them in.

This month, our Ohio community celebrates a significant transition in the life of a faithful public servant. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost recently announced his resignation, effective June 7, to step into a vital new role as the Vice President of Strategic Research and Innovation for Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF).

Several Ohio pastors have been instrumental in testifying before the House Judiciary Committee, sharing the moral and communal necessity of House Bill 249, the Indecent Exposure Modernization Act. Their testimony reminds us that the Church is not a bunker to hide in, but a city on a hill that shines light into the darkest corners of our legislation.