Scott Johnston continues his delineation of “Campusland,” his humorous novel that illustrates how political correctness has had a destructive effect on faculty and students alike at fictional Devon University.
Eric sits down with Scott Johnston, who captures the inane silliness of political-correctness-run-amok at a fictional ivy-league university in his new, best-selling novel, “Campusland.”
In his latest book, Fox & Friends’ Brian Kilmeade recalls how Sam Houston led the Alamo avengers to victory, and turned the tables in the pivotal war that changed America forever. (Encore Presentation)
It may seem impossible in today’s political climate, but Eric and Mark Halperin, author of “How to Beat Trump,” find some common ground with issues of politics, Trump, culture… and more.
Dr. Meg Meeker, first-rate authority on parenting, has advice on raising daughters in this highly toxic culture, and looks into how our cell phones are contributing to the breakdown of family and social interaction.
Salem’s own Kevin McCullough joins Eric in the studio to discuss what’s hot in the world of culture and current events — and responds succinctly to the question, “Why would a Christian vote for Trump?”
Max McLean, award-winning actor and founder of Fellowship for Performing Arts, outlines the many productions being staged by FPA across the country, including the premiere of “Paradise Lost.”
It’s a powerful hour with John Zmirak of Stream.org talking about the Vatican’s alliance with China, which John points out is “more evil than we thought.”
Attorney and pro-life speaker Rebecca Kiessling shares her powerful story of survival and hope after being conceived in rape, encouraging and supporting mothers with unplanned pregnancies to keep their babies.
Decades ago, miracle-worker Kathryn Kuhlman was well-known in charismatic Christian circles… Amy Artman, professor of religious studies, brings Kathryn’s story to life in her new book.
