Kurt Nelson, president and CEO of East-West Ministries, takes a deep-dive into the powerful and controversial phrase, “Love your enemies”… just how does that play out on a personal level?
The “Ancient Voices” of classical Greece come alive in Eric’s interview with historian Louis Markos; the discussion also focuses on the historical relevance of today’s political climate.
If you’ve ever wondered how Eric stays in such great shape as a runner, tune in to meet his knee doctor, well-known and respected sports doctor, Jordan Metzl — his advice may help you, as well!
Jorge Valdes relates an over-the-top personal story of his life as a cocaine drug lord and how he eventually left this brutal world of crime; Jorge also shares stories of his family’s experience with Socialism in Cuba. (Warning: Some content may be disturbing.)
Can a “holy uprising” be on its way? First-time author Sara Barratt covers that possibility in “Love Riot,” calling for teenagers in particular to live with “reckless abandon” in an age when so much good seems to be unraveling.
From the MyPillow.com headquarters (home of “Code: ERIC”), Mike Lindell shares his personal story, and sounds a wake-up call to the nation about the fragility of freedom at this critical time in history.
Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty goes from duck blind to Eric’s bunker for a thought-provoking look into our nation’s trials and challenges using key chapters from his new book, “Jesus Politics.”
John Zmirak covers a lot of subjects, including the media’s treatment of the passing of Herman Cain, and his Stream.org satire piece covering AOC’s treatment of a so-called “White Jesus.”
Jeanine Pirro, personal friend of the president for over 30 years, shares thoughts on what’s happening in the streets of America; then, David Horowitz talks about what’s going on with the suppression of his new Trump-positive book, “Blitz.”
