Professor Ryan Patrick Hanley looks into Adam Smith not only as the founder of modern economics, but also as a philosopher who expounds on what qualities will develop an “excellent and praiseworthy character.” (Encore Presentation)
James Tour, the brilliant synthetic organic chemist and genius in the field of nanoscience, is in the bunker to talk about science, faith, reason — and the origins of life itself.
Mike Sharrow drops into the studio for an interview recorded before the pandemic to enlighten us about an imaginative new business initiative called The C12 Group that links faith and entrepreneurship.
Can a sure-fire treatment of the opioid addiction already be available? Filmmakers Norman Stone and Owen Fielding talk about this “miraculous” discovery researched in their film, “The Final Fix.” (Encore Presentation)
Friend and fellow Salem radio show host Dennis Prager joins Eric to talk about the suppression of free speech in his new movie, “No Safe Spaces,” with Adam Carolla and Jordan Peterson. (Encore Presentation)
Victor Davis Hanson makes a bunker appearance, steering the conversation into the intersection of safety and freedom. Is American-style independence in danger?
Ryan Tucker of Alliance Defending Freedom recounts the latest from cities across America where official government crackdowns have been enforced on drive-in church services in several states.
Diana West, author of “The Red Thread,” comes into the bunker for an examination of her idea that China’s connection with W.H.O. centers around the ultimate goal of global government.
Ken Fish wraps up the week with powerful, miraculous stories about healing from all kinds of physical problems; also, an explanation of the origin of the word “Gospel.” (Encore Presentation)
Famed international conductor Ignat Solzhenitsyn discusses his father Aleksandr’s experiences and remarkable transformation in the Soviet Gulag. (Encore Presentation)
