Mark Tooley, a former CIA staffer who is now president of the Institute on Religion and Democracy, closes the week talking about his new book The Peace That Almost Was: The Forgotten Story of the 1861 Washington Peace Conference and the Final Attempt to Avert the Civil War.
Roland Warren, CEO and President of Care Net, discusses his organization and its goal of helping abortion-minded people choose life.
David Altrogge, the award-winning filmmaker of Gosnell documentary 3801 Lancaster: American Tragedy, joins the show.
“Scott”, a former US special ops member and security expert, weighs in on the Benghazi tragedy. Ann Coulter discusses Hillary Clinton under investigation and Paul Ryan.
Writer and professor Colin Nicholl phones in from Scotland to talk about the real date of Jesus’ birth: October 20 in the year 6 B.C.
International journalists from The Media Project at The King’s College stop by the studio to share their stories.
GOP Presidential candidate Carly Fiorina calls in from the campaign trail. The Stream’s John Zmirak airs some dirty laundry on a recent Catholic church appointee.
Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Gay joins the show to talk Mets baseball. National Review editor Rich Lowry discusses the Trump/Bush spat.
Author and professor Joe Loconte joins the show to talk Mets and share about his new journal. Hollywood veteran Phil Cooke talks about faith films and a new study about youth and use of technology.
Jefferson Bethke is a Youtube sensation and author best known for the viral video, Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus. He has written two different books, both of which relate to his original video: It’s Not What You Think (co-authored with Ann Voskamp), and Jesus > Religion (co-authored with rapper Lecrae). Bethke also designed Dig Into the Word, a new online video course that aims to provide a fresh and exciting vehicle for learning about the Bible. Jefferson discusses these projects and more with Eric!
