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FOX News Sunday Anchor and Chief Legal Correspondent, Shannon Bream shares inspirational stories, personal anecdotes, and an insider’s perspective on the latest in the world of politics.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Livin' The Bream Podcast brings faith, public life, and personal conviction into warm, topical News & Politics conversations.
Livin' The Bream Podcast works the faith-facing edge of News & Politics, where public life is filtered through conviction, family, culture, and responsibility.
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A grace-heavy look at Peter, shame, and the familiar way Jesus restores.
This episode follows Peter's failure and Jesus' restoring encounter with a steady pastoral tone. It is at its best when it stays close to John 21, letting a familiar scene feel newly alive. J.P.
A reflective happiness conversation that turns perspective into a practical way out of self-absorption.
Arthur Brooks presents happiness as something steadier than a mood and more useful than a slogan. The episode keeps circling the split between the "I self" and the "me self," making the case that too much attention on personal concern can shrink life.
A steady Gideon conversation about trust, fear, and the next faithful step.
Shannon Breem and Lee Strobel frame Gideon as a study in faith under pressure, with God calling for trust one step at a time. The discussion stays close to Scripture and traces the reduction of Gideon's army from about 30,000 to 10,000 and then to 100, using that shift to bring…
A steady guide to reading the Bible in chronological order.
Shannon Bream speaks with Terrilee Cobble, presented as a best-selling author, podcast host, Bible teacher, Holy Land tour leader, and a familiar name from The Bible Recap.
A calm, practical introduction to prayer and fasting that leans more toward invitation than instruction.
The episode treats prayer and fasting as practices that can be built over time, not just ideas to admire. Shannon Bream frames the conversation clearly, and Pastor J.C.
A gentle comeback story where faith, family, and a breakout song all pull in the same direction.
Shannon Bream talks with Jamie MacDonald about comeback, hard seasons, and how a single song can carry more than melody. The conversation follows Desperate, the seven-year stretch away from releasing music, the reset during the pandemic, a return to Scripture, and the renewed…
A sequel conversation that turns fatherhood, gratitude, and Daniel into the film's real draw.
Livin' The Bream uses Andy Irwin's visit to make I Can Only Imagine 2 feel less like a sequel pitch and more like a talk about fatherhood, gratitude, and the way faith films reach family pain.
A Christmas conversation that treats waiting, failure, and faith as part of the story.
This conversation uses a Christmas movie chat with Dallas Jenkins to get at calling, waiting, and trust. Shannon Bream keeps things warm and easy to follow, while Jenkins moves from the beach and the ocean into scripture, the Red Sea, and the sense of being placed somewhere…
A near-daily politics rundown from Dana Goldberg and Alison Gill on Trump-era legal fights.
Three Slate journalists debate the week's politics, plus live shows and author interviews.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
Shannon Bream interviews Lee Strobel about the biblical story of Gideon, exploring themes of faith, doubt, and God's calling.
Fox News Sunday host Shannon Bream interviews Christian music artist Jamie MacDonnell about her hit single 'Desperate' and her 7-year hiatus from music.
Shannon Bream speaks with Gary Hamrick, pastor at Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg and author of Standing on the Edge of Eternity, about the book of Revelation and why he thinks it should be read as preparation rather than fear.
Shannon Bream welcomes Pastor J.C.
Shannon Bream sits down with Andy Irwin for a warm conversation about I Can Only Imagine 2.
Shannon Bream welcomes Benjamin Watson, the Fox NFL analyst and former Super Bowl champion who is also a father of seven, best-selling author, and host of The Just Life podcast.
Shannon Bream interviews Pastor Gary Hamrick about the biblical story of Daniel, focusing on his faith and integrity as a young exile in Babylon.
Shannon Breem interviews Harvard professor Arthur Brooks about his new book 'The Happiness Files,' which reframes how Americans understand happiness.
Shannon Bream interviews Karen Hetherington, Chief Program Officer of Semper Fi & America's Fund, about the organization's work supporting wounded, ill, and injured veterans and their families.
Shannon Bream talks with chef Giancarla Bodoni, culinary director at Monteverdi Tuscany, about the Italy dinner that included Bobby Flay and Lidia Bastianich.
Shannon Bream and Pastor J.P.
Shannon Bream speaks with Joel Rosenberg about the U.S.-brokered Gaza hostage deal and why he calls it the biggest Middle East moment since the Abraham Accords.
Host Shannon Bream interviews bestselling author John Bevere about the biblical story of Noah, exploring themes of faithfulness, obedience, and walking with God amidst cultural mockery.
Shannon Bream welcomes Dallas Jenkins back to talk about his Christmas movie and the work behind it.
Shannon Bream and Greg Laurie focus on Jonah as a prophet who tried to run from God, not just from Nineveh, in a conversation tied to Laurie's book, Nothing Is Impossible with God.
Host Shannon Bream interviews Pastor Robert Jeffress about the Old Testament story of Joseph, using it as a case study from her book 'Nothing is Impossible with God.' They explore themes of betrayal, divine sovereignty, and the transformative power of forgiveness, offering practical biblical wisdom for overcoming personal wrongs.
Shannon Bream and Pastor Robert Morgan focus on Zachariah and Elizabeth in Luke 1, calling them the overlooked start of the Christmas story before Joseph, Mary, and Bethlehem.
Shannon Bream interviews Ruth Chou Simons about her new book The Way of the Wildflower, which combines gospel meditations with hand-painted watercolor illustrations.
Shannon Bream welcomes Megan Alexander for a Christmas-season conversation about her new book, The True Gifts of Christmas, and the meaning behind beloved traditions.
Shannon Bream frames the conversation around a year-end urge to get back into the Bible.
Shannon Bream speaks with David Green of Hobby Lobby and Bill High of LegacyStone about their book, The Legacy Life, which is built around the idea that “legacy is what you set in motion.” David Green says legacy is not limited to wealth, age, or having children, and Bill High says every person will be accountable for how they use God’s resources.
Shannon Bream talks with Pastor Max Lucado about Joshua, the 12 spies, and why Numbers 14:1-4 shows how fear can erase memory of the Red Sea, the 10 plagues, and God's deliverance.
Candace Cameron Bure talks with Shannon Bream about Rise and Renew, a 30-day devotional built around disappointment, grief, forgiveness, and practical steps like journaling and prayer.
Shannon Bream and Lisa Whittle discuss Nehemiah as a Bible story about exile, rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls, and facing schemers while carrying a God-given burden.
Shannon Bream welcomes photographer Barry Morgenstein for a holiday-season conversation about his new book, Rock and Soul.
Shannon Bream sits down with Maddie Pruitt-Trout for a warm, family-centered conversation.
Shannon Bream welcomes Rachel Myers and Amanda Bible Williams.
Shannon Bream interviews Marybeth and Steven Curtis Chapman about their 40-year marriage, discussing how it serves as a refining process for believers.
Shannon Bream interviews New Testament scholar Dr.
Shannon Bream interviews Pastor Darren Tyler about Moses and his global missions work, discussing faith and scripture.
Shannon Bream interviews Tanya Pruitt about her new book on Christian revival and her spiritual journey.
Shannon Bream interviews Bart Millard of Mercy Me about their new album Wonder and Awe and the creative process behind it.
Shannon Bream interviews Benjamin Hall about his new book 'Resolute' and his journey of recovery and perseverance after a life-changing injury.
Shannon Bream interviews Senator Schmidt about the contentious confirmation hearings for Trump's nominees and the broader political climate in Washington.
Shannon Bream interviews Pastor Darren Whitehead about his book on digital detox and reclaiming what matters most, framed around the Lenten season.
Shannon Bream interviews pastor and author Mark Patterson about his new book on rediscovering everyday miracles and God's presence.
Shannon Bream interviews chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst about his new book 'Black Saturday' and the ongoing Middle East conflict.