John Zmirak explains the true significance of Memorial Day; then, Alveda King, civil rights’ icon and niece of the Rev. Martin Luther King, meets up with Eric at the NRB and discusses her powerful pro-life initiatives.
John Zmirak joins the show from Stream.org to talk about the possible fundamental split on the Right with the competing presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis — what will be the fallout?
Joel Rosenberg from Israel takes a serious look at our open southern border and talks about his new book, “The Libyan Diversion” — is fiction becoming fact?
Kevin McCullough, a.k.a. Votestradamus, talks about two big issues of the day: the debt-ceiling resolution and the Trump vs. DeSantis presidential campaign brawl.
Margarita Mooney Clayton continues her examination of how beauty shaped Christian civilization with her book, “The Wounds of Beauty: Seven Dialogues on Art and Education.”
Margarita Mooney Clayton addresses the uplifting nature of art and its effect on the human spirit with her book, “The Wounds of Beauty: Seven Dialogues on Art and Education.”
Canon J. John and his wife Killy continue discussing more amazing and encouraging people throughout history who’ve made a real difference in the world, sharing stories from J. John’s book, “Heroes of the Faith.”
Canon J. John and his wife Killy are in the studio to talk about many amazing and encouraging people throughout history who’ve made a real difference in the world, sharing stories from J. John’s book, “Heroes of the Faith.”
Dennis Prager wraps up his discussion of good vs. bad behavior; then, comedian and cultural influencer JP Sears shares his involvement with an important new documentary, “The Real Anthony Fauci.”
Dennis Prager sits down with Eric at the NRB to discuss a very important matter: the issue of doing good and doing bad, and how all that plays out in the overall scheme of society, culture, and politics.
