Fri, Aug 9, 2019
Hour 2 – 08/09/19: Mark Helprin (continued)
Eric continues his conversation with Mark Helprin, author of many works of popular fiction, such as “Ellis Island” and “Winter’s Tale.”
Eric continues his conversation with Mark Helprin, author of many works of popular fiction, such as “Ellis Island” and “Winter’s Tale.”
Prepare to be amazed by Eric’s conversation with Mark Helprin from a Socrates in the City event — Eric considers Mark the greatest living fiction writer.
Three time’s a charm with John Zmirak – this time he airs his grievances over the “red flag” laws; then, author John Gravino sheds some light on “the pope of suspicion,” Pope Francis.
Becket Cook, a set designer in the fashion world with a master’s degree in theology, tells the incredible story of redemption out of the gay lifestyle in his book, “A Change of Affection.”
Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders are covered in a new book by historian Clay Risen, who illuminates the “crowded hour” of drama and excitement that comprises the Battle of San Juan Hill.
Comedienne Victoria Jackson is back in the studio and creates a very unusual poem about an orange butterfly with help from Eric — plus, accompanies herself with several songs on her ukulele.
John Zmirak is back with a diagnosis of presidential candidate Marianne Williamson, the new darling of the Democrat Party — what exactly is the “creepy” root of “A Course in Miracles”?
Saturday Night Live alumna Victoria Jackson is in the studio with Eric to celebrate her birthday and to share stories from her early days in show biz, including her encounter with Warren Beatty.
Married filmmakers Jay and Sofia Lyons tell the heartwarming influence of Kara Tippetts, who approached her own suffering and death with poise and grace, in their documentary, “The Long Goodbye.”
John Zmirak and Eric discuss the horrific mass murders that occurred this past weekend and how we are experiencing an “empty culture” which has skirted the true meaning and value of life.
