Laurence Leamer takes an in-depth look at the life of a controversial author, focusing on the writer’s famous and infamous lady friends in his new biography, “Capote’s Women.”
General Keith Kellogg, who served in the Trump White House, has a few things to say about the Afghanistan withdrawal disaster and national security, sharing ideas from “War by Other Means.”
Scientist Hugh Ross from Reasons.org offers more fascinating evidence of an Intelligent Designer of both inner and outer space. (Encore Presentation)
Tom Gilson explains the truth behind his encouraging new book, “Too Good To Be False: How Jesus’ Incomparable Character Reveals His Reality.”
Kirk Cameron lightens things up a bit with news of his new TBN program, “Takeaways,” focusing on how we can affect culture for good. (Encore Presentation)
Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels, talks about his current “tough fight” in these final days of running for mayor of New York City.
John Zmirak shares his latest insightful commentaries from articles at Stream.org that probe the depths of our culture gone off the rails — is there any good news?
Max McLean drops by the studio with interesting behind-the-scenes stories about his new film based on the life of C.S. Lewis, “The Most Reluctant Convert.”
Eric gets into the specifics of writing his new book, IS ATHEISM DEAD?, showing that science and biblical archeology are increasingly pointing to an Intelligent Designer of our universe. (Encore continued)
Eric celebrates the launch of IS ATHEISM DEAD?, which presents the evidence from both the world of science and biblical archeology that our universe is a result of an Intelligent Designer. (Encore Presentation)
