Heather MacDonald is back to talk about political correctness on college campuses and how she sees it creating a world of students who feel victimized, yet empowered to squelch speech with which they disagree. (Encore Presentation)
Jerome Hudson, the entertainment editor at Breitbart.com, unabashedly counts down a few of the “50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know”; and Keith Getty has details of his Carnegie Hall Christmas special. (Encore Presentation)
Salem radio host Kevin McCullough and Joel VanderSpek from Christian Solidarity International talk about how listeners can literally buy people out of slavery in South Sudan. (Encore Presentation)
Mallory Millett reveals her sister’s intimate involvement in the early days of the feminist movement and its specific goal of turning the culture away from traditional family values.
Bible scholar N.T. Wright opens up the world of first-century Christians in his newest book, an introduction to the history, literature, and theology from the early years of the followers of Jesus.
Is demagoguery and the populism it inspires embedded in the soul of America? Historian J.D. Dickey makes his case for that concept using preacher George Whitefield as an example.
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson doesn’t pull any punches when he offers what he believes is the antidote to our current culture which seems to thrive on animus, blame and victimhood.
Paul Gould shares stellar insights about the universe from his new book, “The Story of the Cosmos: How the Heaven’s Declare the Glory of God.”
If you have ever wondered whether the Star of Bethlehem was real, don’t miss this special Christmas edition of the show, as Eric takes us back to Oxford, England, for his enlightening conversation with author and biblical scholar Colin Nicholl. (Encore Presentation)
If you have ever wondered whether the Star of Bethlehem was real, don’t miss this special Christmas edition of the show, as Eric takes us back to Oxford, England, for his enlightening conversation with author and biblical scholar Colin Nicholl. (Encore Presentation)
