BTN34-NEVER FORGET MEANS NEVER Americas Memory Is Getting Too Short - Chad Prather - Before The Noise
Chad Prather opens the episode by bragging that his "Never Forget" track has climbed to #13 on the iTunes chart and urges listeners to push it even higher. He dismisses the notion that the song belongs only to September 11th, arguing that America’s…
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BTN34-NEVER FORGET MEANS NEVER Americas Memory Is Getting Too Short - Chad Prather - Before The Noise
Chad Prather opens the episode by bragging that his "Never Forget" track has climbed to #13 on the iTunes chart and urges listeners to push it even higher. He dismisses the notion that the song belongs only to September 11th, arguing that America’s memory is fading and that continual rehearsal—through downloads, not just streams—is the antidote to forgetting.He recounts his personal 9/11 memory: driving his wife’s minivan, hearing a call from his longtime pastor Wade Trimmer’s assistant Angie, and the shock of seeing the towers fall. From that moment he frames "Never Forget" as a call to gratitude, not fear, reminding listeners that the sacrifice of first‑responders and civilians is a fragile foundation for freedom.Prather plugs the Human Coalition, describing it as a tech‑driven way to reach out and support people, then shifts to a hard‑sell for Burt’s Gold, urging a text to 989898 for a free gold‑investment kit backed by a BBB‑rated company. He mixes the pitch with a health update—his voice is still raspy but he’s healing—and promotes upcoming comedy shows at Prairie Falls Golf Club in Post Falls, Idaho.Throughout, the host repeats the mantra: download the song on iTunes, own it, and share it so the story of 9/11 stays alive beyond the anniversary. He closes with a prayer, a reminder to stay vigilant, and an invitation to catch him live before the noise in Idaho.
Categories: Faith