Filmmaker Ann McElhinney makes her second appearance of the week — this time she’s calling out the Left for its New York City “art exhibit” that celebrates abortion as something “normal.”
Scott Johnston returns to the studio to continue giving us a look into “Campusland” and the off-kilter world of the parody ivy-league Devon University where political correctness has run amok.
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. (Encore Presentation)
The father and son entrepreneur team of Pete and Seth Talbott are in the studio to talk about the wonders of Relief Factor; their newest venture, Honorbound Coffee, with 100% of the profits going to support military families; and the joy of adoption.
John Zmirak is back for another go-around, offering a look at a future Super Bowl halftime show, and suggesting that perhaps we could benefit from a pro-life Diogenes.
Journalist Ann McElhinney explains the unique way she and filmmaker husband Phelim McAleer are sharing the Harvey Weinstein trial currently unfolding in a New York courtroom.
John Zmirak is already fed up with how this year is taking shape, so he’s wrapping things up with his “Best and Worst of 2020” article from Stream.org – what’s made the list?
Teaching pastor Robert Morgan shares some of the “100 Bible Verses That Made America,” pointing out how the Bible played a starring role in American history.
Eric continues his conversation with the founder of Scala, the organization that promotes a classical liberal arts education and shares from her upcoming book about angels.
Margarita Mooney, creator of the Scala Foundation, is back to talk about her experiences in the missionary field and what happened when she was visited by what she believes was an angel.
