Huckabee Guests

Rabbi Mentz's unique blend of charm and wit caught the attention of the media, propelling him into a five-year tenure as a host on the #1 radio talk show station in Los Angeles, KFI. On the airwaves, he engaged with world leaders on a myriad of topics, from the complexities of the Middle East to the intricacies of Medical Ethics, and even the quest to find one's soul mate.  In recent years, Rabbi Mentz has become a sought-after voice in Los Angeles, with the media turning to him for insights on moral dilemmas and addressing anti-Semitic issues. His wisdom and perspective have offered guidance and solace to many in times of uncertainty. Beyond the studio and the pulpit, Rabbi Mentz has been a dedicated leader in fostering connections with Israel. He has led countless tours to the Holy Land, allowing others to experience its rich history and culture.  Rabbi Mentz's life is a testament to his dedication to faith, compassion, and the pursuit of a better world for all. His multifaceted journey has left an indelible mark on those he has encountered and continues to inspire and uplift people from all walks of life.
 

On October 19th, a great new series premieres right here on TBN. It’s called “Mysteries of the Messiah.” Its goal is to show us how Christ the Messiah is woven throughout the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. It's really a fascinating series that even established Bible scholars will learn from. I spoke to its host, best-selling author and spiritual advisor, Rabbi Jason Sobel, about how he accomplished that goal in this new series.

Learn more about Rabbi Sobel via the links to the left.

A self-professed small town country girl from Prescott, Arkansas, Rachel quickly gained international recognition in 2013 when she was a Top 20 finalist in American Idol season 12, and Billboard ranked her performance of Grace Potter’s “Nothing But the Water” as one of the top moments of the season.  She also recently decided to start her own cooking series, titled “Hale’s Kitchen” which has consisted of her introducing recipes that follow her own diet and also collaborating with other celebrities to create yummy meals. Hale has featured several finalists from Fox’s “MasterChef,” along with other significant figures in the food world. 

BACON WRAPPED DATES 

Ingredients:

● Pitted Medjool Dates ● Chorizo
● Thin Sliced Bacon

Directions:
Preheat oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a baking sheet with foil.

Cut bacon slices in half and set aside.

Cook chorizo in a skillet over medium-high heat for 5-6 minutes. Stir often and break any large chunks into smaller ones. Drain chorizo, and let it cool for 10 minutes.

Once the chorizo is cool, stuff the dates. Wrap each date in half a strip of bacon and secure with a toothpick. Place finished dates on foil-lined baking sheet.

Bake 20-25 minutes, turning the dates over halfway through to cook bacon evenly. Serve warm or at room temperature.

RaeLynn first grabbed America’s attention on “The Voice.” Her debut album was a Billboard #1 hit, and since then, her music has been streamed over 850 million times. She's a two-time ACM New Female Vocalist nominee, and she continues to carve her unique lane in Country music with her gift for storytelling through songwriting, accented by a one-of-a-kind, electric personality.

She released multiple new songs in 2022 including “I Love My Hometown,” “If God Took Days Off,” and “Raisin’ Me A Country Girl,” which will only add to her nearly 855 million total career streams. Watch her performance on "Huckabee" to find out why RaeLynn is breaking new ground in Country!

And learn more about RaeLynn via the links to the left.

Retired Lieutenant Randy Sutton is a distinguished figure in the law enforcement community. With over 30 years of service, including a decade in NJ and 24 years with the Las Vegas Metro. Police Dept., he brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table.  Following his retirement as a Lieutenant, Sutton founded The Wounded Blue as a means to support injured and disabled law enforcement officers.  As the Chair of the Board of Directors, he leads initiatives aimed at providing assistance and resources to those who have sacrificed for the safety of others.

For over 60 years, Ray Stevens, has made us laugh with hit songs like ‘The Streak," "Mississippi Squirrel Revival," and "Shriner's Convention." He’s as creative and funny as ever, and to keep us laughing, Ray has released his latest recording, ‘Ain’t Nothin’ Funny Anymore’. He joins us on the Huckabee stage to share thoughts on cancel culture and comedy and play a song from his newest album. 

For more information about Ray Stevens, click the globe and social media icons to the left.

“Ghostbusters" songwriters and R&B/Funk band, Raydio, OPEN UP about their music, career and more. Don’t miss their performances of “You Can’t Change That” and “GHOSTBUSTERS!” ONLY on Huckabee.TV.

1970s and 80s R&B super group Raydio charted over 20 hit songs including “You Can’t Change That”, “Jack & Jill”, “For Those Who Like To Groove” and “A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do)”.

Don’t miss this special music video of Raydio's “GHOSTBUSTERS!” Featuring Huckabee announcer Keith Bilbrey 1970s and 80s R&B super group Raydio charted over 20 hit songs including “You Can’t Change That”, “Jack & Jill”, “For Those Who Like To Groove” and “A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do)”.

Raymond Arroyo is a New York Times bestselling author, an international broadcaster and a Fox News Contributor who has worked for CNN and the Associated Press. He is also host and Managing Editor of The World Over Live on EWTN. Mr. Arroyo has made frequent appearances on The Today Show, Good Morning America, The Ingraham Angle, CNN Headline News, Access Hollywood and many more.  Known for his penetrating interviews, Arroyo has interviewed the leading figures of the day. 

Raymond Arroyo new book is the first book in the Turnabout Tales series—a picture book biography of one of America’s most famous inventors, Thomas Alva Edison, and a story about how a small spark can create a big light.  No one thought much of young Thomas Alva Edison. He couldn’t focus at school and caused trouble around the house. But where others saw a distracted and mischievous boy, his mother saw imagination and curiosity. At only seven years old, Al, as he was called as a young child, was educated by his mother, who oversaw his rigorous at-home education while also allowing him great freedom to explore and dream.

Rebecca St. James is one of the most defining artists in contemporary Christian music. As a singer-songwriter, she’s scored nine #1 hits and won multiple awards, including the Grammy. She’s also an actress, speaker and best-selling author. Her latest album is called “Kingdom Come.” Rebecca joins "Huckabee" this weekend to perform her new songs "Kingdom Come" and "Praise." Don't miss it!

For more information about Rebecca St. James and her music, click the links to the left.